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Monday, February 04, 2013
I am so happy to announce that my only sibling, has had his 1st baby!!! well, he didnt but his wife did!! :) wow, she is BEAUTIFUL and i am soooo far away from her! :( she was born today over in HAWAII where he is stationed at. wow, i am so happy for them! it's funny, i was thinking about the fact that he has only ever seen my 3 boys as babies only my oldest boy! all the others were born while he was over seas! and here we are again, with it only being just he and i left in our little family, both our parents have passed away, he is in HAWAII and i am in TEXAS! BUT GOD WILLING we will be going to be going out there in MAY so that i can meet this little lady! we are alllll sooooo excited about it! what a BLESSING it will be to meet her and my SIL!! wooohooo!!
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When I make shit up, they don't give me tax-exempt statusFebruary 13, 2013
When the Pope said he was resigning, I was pretty confused because I didn't know the Pope could do that. They go through all that trouble and pomp to give you a position that grants you infallibility and moral authority, and now it turns out it's like any other job where you can quit when you feel like it? That's some bullshit. I'm supposed to kiss this guy's papal ass when he can just retire like my grandpa did from his long-held position at the fucking shoe store?
Then it occurred to me that it's kind of fucked up that God would choose you as the Pope and then make you unable to do your job. And if God didn't do that to the Pope then the Almighty dropped the damn ball – and dropped it hard – on protecting his top representative on his planet. Or the cardinals cocked up selecting you to lead the Church, in that case it's still God's fault for not making his will clearly known to the people who represent his holy will.
Really, they're just making shit up.
And the newest exhibit to back up that assertion was found on the Facebooks recently. This letter from the Archdiocese of New Orleans regarding whether you can eat alligator during Lent:
"alligator is considered in the fish family"
Look, we already know the Church will totally ditch the entire "no meat on Fridays" deal for a bitching party, but you can't go calling an alligator a fish. If you called an alligator a fish in your kindergarten class, you would not get a gold star that day. You would not even get a silver star. You would not get a happy face sticker either. Fuck, I wouldn't even give you a juice box either because I'd be afraid you'd hurt yourself with the straw. Put on your helmet and try not to eat all of the glue.
"alligator is considered in the fish family"
But this is Louisiana, where gator is good eatin', and that's fine. But if you want to sell me on the idea of the Lenten season being one of solemn sacrifice, you can't make outrageous loopholes for its most basic rules, especially ones that completely ignore established biology. I know the Church ain't too big on science, but now we're getting into "There are four lights" territory here. No wonder most members of the Catholic Church use birth control despite the Church's negative position on it. You have ranking members of its hierarchy thinking reptiles are fish.
We already know the Church is in the pocket of Big Seafood (which is why Lent exists in the first place, but now they're bowing to the local gator lobby now? Have the lawsuits for all the child buggery reduced local archdioceses to do the bidding of lesser industries now?
Reptiles are fish, sure! Women should have autonomy over their reproductive organs? FUCK NO! You broads can't even become priests! Go sit in the convent and hang back while the men make the important decisions for the Church, like what is a fish. Shit, it's like you're not even trying to hide that you're just making shit up, like you're saying it's not worth the effort to try and trick people anymore. Forget justifying our archaic stances with two millenia of doctrines, scripture, and theological debate – we're just going to do a bunch of arbitrary shit now.
This has lodged in my brain because it's a much easier thing to wrap my head around than institutionalized concealment of decades of child molestations. The callousness and detachment by Church officials to cover up child molestations takes a lot of effort to imagine and comprehend, let alone to begin to fathom all of the resources put to work to hide these deeds. But alligator is a fish – that's an easier devil to understand because it's just fucking retarded. It's like this archbishop decided to give up knowing what shit is called for Lent.
I'm going to eat a Baconator on Ash Wednesday, and it's going to be delicious. And Lent is bullshit.


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Occupy Wall Street and its U.S. offshoots pale in size compared to their Spanish cousin, which may be taking a leading role in an increasingly globalized and coordinated movement.
In Spain, the Occupy protests are known by the nickname 15M, for the date the started, May 15 and as the "Indignados" for those that populate it.
On Oct. 15, these indignant Spaniards spurred a coordinated global protest that spanned 90 countries and 1,000 cities. In Spain, several hundred thousand people participated, supporting the view that the Indignados have become an inspiration and coordinating force for actions beyond Spain's borders.
Spanish public broadcaster RTVE estimated that between 6.5 million and 8 million Spaniards have participated in protests during 2011, and according to polls, 80 percent of the Spaniards support the Indignados' cause, EU Observer reported.
Recently, a group of Spanish Indignados arrived in Brussels, the EU capital, after they walked there from Spain in a trek that took 80 days. They hoped to bring their case to top EU officials. In a YouTube clip, one of the marchers said, "I speak five languages and I'm a physicist, and I'm unemployed."
The labor market in Spain looks grim—according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Spain had an overall unemployment rate of 21.2 percent in August 2011, and during the year various sources have put youth unemployment at about twice that figure. Meanwhile, the Spanish government, like most European governments, has had to introduce various austerity measures to deal with its economic problems.
The Spanish grass-roots citizen organization Democracia Real Ya (DRY), which means "real democracy now" has played an especially important role, focusing on demanding an end to austerity measures and a new approach to democracy. Among other things, they have suggested a whole new European Constitution, created in a way similar to how the new Icelandic Constitution is being written, with the help of crowd-sourcing, bringing in suggestions from the people via social media. The Epoch Times conducted an email interview with Miguel, a Spanish DRY spokesperson who preferred not to give his last name.
At 50, Miguel is old enough to have participated in the struggle for a democratic Spain, an effort that took in the 1970s after the death of longtime dictator Francisco Franco. Memories of then make the current movement resonate, he said.
"The 15M has become a breath of fresh air, that perfectly defines who the current enemies are and what is the most accurate claims to address to them," he said, indicating the DRY slogan, "We are not goods in the hands of politicians and bankers."
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Miguel calls the movement "a matter of self-defense," and said it is the obligation of this generation not to let the welfare system that previous generations fought for be ruined.
"The government saves the banks and extorts money from the workers, inflicting worse working conditions, indirect taxes, and social security cuts," he said.
He says high unemployment among young Spaniards with higher education is one reason why the movement has been particularly strong and coordinated there.
While the protests on Oct. 15 led to riots and unrest in Italy, in most of the about 90 countries where they took place, they were peaceful. In Spain, the turnout was huge. In the capital Madrid alone, some estimated 500,000 people participated. Miguel calls the event and its horizontal grass-roots nature "a milestone in history, which should be studied later."
"The civil society has globalized their proposals and actions, something unthinkable a few months ago, we opened a new horizon, but I still could not say what might happen," he said.
There is already talk of recurring global protests on the 15 of each month, or at some other interval. Miguel wants to raise an even greater awareness in his own neighborhood, and he is also looking forward to the Spanish elections in November and seeing how this budding movement will evolve.
"Now we must have some peace and quiet to do our work, thinking globally and acting locally. It's time for neighborhoods, workplaces, and study centers," he said.
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This archive provides links to a variety of AREC publications. Most are available online for reading onscreen or download. Most are also located within the AREC site, but a few are to be found on related sites. Budgets, Cooperative Extension, and Newsletters contain a subset of those documents. The Cardon Research Papers are an archive of academic research papers.
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AURORA – A former Marmion Academy student is suing the school, alleging negligence in a science experiment in which he claimed he was injured after he slipped and fell on his face when he was set on fire.
In court papers filed recently in Kane County, Zachary Bennett, now 18, alleges the private college-prep school at 1000 Butterfield Road, Aurora, was negligent in allowing a science teacher to create a dangerous situation in which Bennett was injured.
The suit seeks more than $50,000 in damages, asserting Bennett suffered permanent injuries to his face and teeth, incurred medical bills and suffered pain and emotional distress because of the school's negligence. According to court records, the first court date for the case is Aug. 1.
Through a spokesman, the school's headmaster James Quaid, would not comment. Bennett's attorney did not return a message seeking comment. The science teacher's school voicemail was full, so a message could not be left. A message left on a home answering machine was not returned.
The injury occurred while Bennett attended Marmion in 2010 as a junior, and was part of a group project to create an experiment. According to the lawsuit, chemistry teacher Steven Bush approved the proposed experiment – to coat parts of their bodies with a layer of polyacrylate solution as a heat barrier below a layer of soap bubbles filled with methane gas, then ignite the methane soap bubbles.
On May 11, 2010, the experiment was performed under Bush's supervision. The materials first were applied to Bennett's hands, then expanded to his entire body, first while lying down – without impressive results – then standing up, according to the lawsuit.
Bennett's entire body was covered with the polyacrylate solution and soap bubbles filled with methane gas while he stood on a gym towel and was ignited again, the suit states.
Bennett "panicked when the resulting burst of fire went upwards toward his face, took a step backwards off of the towel, slipped on the combination of soapy water and polyacrylate solution covering the floor, and fell forward hitting his face on the floor," the suit stated.


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Adobe accepted an Emmy Engineering Plaque for its Adobe Pass TV Everywhere technology tonight at the 64th Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards in LA. This award recognizes Adobe's outstanding engineering achievements in the advancement of TV Everywhere across the industry.
In addition to this win, we are excited to announce that Starz, Encore and Movieplex are the latest partners to use Adobe Pass. More than 25 top TV programmers now deliver pay-TV content through 45 sites and apps across connected devices using Adobe's authentication service. Check out the video below, which was shown at the award ceremony tonight. Thanks to our friends at Turner and CNN, for showing your support!


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The Royal Gorge Route Railroad recently named Steve Kaverman as the new general manager.
Kaverman has 30 years management experience with more than 12 years in tourism working for some of the nation's most successful destinations, including the American Orient Express Railway and Xanterra Parks & Resorts. For five years, he ran ASK & Associates, his own tourism consulting and management practice, where he specialized in rail tours, and helping tourism organizations and destinations thrive.
"We hired Steve because we were ready to energize the business for its next phase of growth," said owner Mark Greksa in a press release. "We've been able to achieve our vision for a world-class destination in the Royal Gorge by surrounding ourselves with excellent people. Steve brings a new level of management experience and an extreme passion for tourism and service that will add tremendous value to the business. We're thrilled to have him."
The Royal Gorge Route Railroad is a privately owned Colorado attraction that has grown exponentially since Greksa resurrected it in 1999 after it lay inactive for more than 30 years.
"The Royal Gorge Route Railroad is one of Colorado's most successful privately held attractions," Kaverman said. "It stands out for its service, scenery and first-class food and wine experiences. I see incredible room for growth in regional, national and international group sales as well as holiday-themed excursions for families."
Glenn Hayes, the Royal Gorge Route's former general manager, will remain on board as assistant general manager, where he can pursue his passion for operations and finance. Hayes spent the last two years as general manager and, prior to that, one year as director of finance.
Today, the Royal Gorge Route Railroad serves 100,000 guests from around the world each year. The railroad also owns canoncitycolorado.com and runs the Royal Gorge Visitor's center, two community hubs funded and staffed by the Royal Gorge Route Railroad for the benefit of all Royal Gorge tourism destinations and guests.
The Royal Gorge Route Railroad runs from March through December each year and offers several classes of service including a coach, Vista Dome, gourmet lunch train, gourmet dinner train and murder mystery train, and runs several holiday excursions.
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Investigators probing the flight MH17 disaster are today expected to begin examining a second black box.
An international team working in Hampshire conducted an analysis of the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) from the downed aircraft yesterday.
The Dutch Safety Board (DSB) said examination of the flight data recorder (FDR) will begin today.
Athletes take the Games spotlight
Athletes will take to sports fields, courts, track and pool as the first day of Commonwealth Games competitions gets under way.
The Queen formally declared the 20th Games open at the end of a colourful ceremony at Celtic Park in Glasgow yesterday evening.
She and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh will today watch some of the swimming at Tollcross International Swimming Centre and hockey at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre.
More trusts with financial concerns
The number of NHS trusts referred to the Health Secretary over financial concerns increased almost three-fold in a year, a report revealed today.
Nineteen were flagged up to Jeremy Hunt this financial year - compared with five in 2012-13 - as well as 24 Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), according to the Audit Commission.
Marcine Waterman, Controller of Audit, said auditors were reporting concerns about the financial resilience of a third of trusts this year, compared with a quarter for the previous 12-month period.
US ban on flights to Israel lifted
The US Federal Aviation Administration lifted its ban on flights in and out of Israel, which the agency had imposed out of concern for the risk of planes being hit by Hamas rockets.
"Before making this decision, the FAA worked with its US government counterparts to assess the security situation in Israel and carefully reviewed both significant new information and measures the government of Israel is taking to mitigate potential risks to civil aviation," the FAA said.
"The agency will continue to closely monitor the very fluid situation around Ben Gurion Airport and will take additional actions as necessary."
Degree costs set to rise to £26,000
Students heading off to university next year can expect to pay more than £26,000 for a three-year degree, as the cost of higher education rises.
New figures show that the average fee for those beginning courses next autumn will be around £8,700, up 1.2% on 2014/15.
More than three in four universities and colleges in England will charge the maximum £9,000 for at least one of their degree courses, while one in four will charge the top price as standard.
A&E patients 'will wait longer'
Patients should expect "inevitable" greater waits in A&E departments, two health charities have warned.
The Nuffield Trust and the Health Foundation said that there is a "perfect storm" of factors which are leading to an increasing in waiting times in emergency departments across England.
The comments come after the latest figures from NHS England show that major A&E departments failed to meet the four-hour admission to treatment or transfer target for 52 weeks running.
Report critical of undercover units
Undercover police units will come under fire for gathering and keeping information about black justice groups that "served no purpose in preventing crime".
In the latest report about the conduct of Scotland Yard moles, due to be published today, Derbyshire Chief Constable Mick Creedon will say that the force's highly secretive Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), Special Branch and senior management flouted rules about what details should be kept.
He was called in to lead an inquiry into the SDS after a series of allegations were made about the unit, including that officers used the identities of dead children without permission and tricked women into serious sexual relationships.
'Wake-up call' over interest rates
Wake-up calls must be urgently sounded to help people plan how to cope with increased borrowing costs amid the prospect of the end of rock-bottom interest rates, a think-tank has argued.
The Resolution Foundation warned that even a "relatively benign" move away from the current rate could double the number of households facing repayment problems in the coming four years.
Its projections suggest the number of "highly geared" mortgage holders who are spending more than one third of their income on repayments could balloon from 1.1 million currently to 2.3 million by 2018, equating to around one in four households with a mortgage.
Sex crime squad 'under-resourced'
Scotland Yard's sex crime squad was left with dozens of jobs unfilled despite a surge in claims of child abuse, a report has found.
The number of alleged child rapes and sexual assaults has risen by a third in London in the past five years, with a 10% jump in claims last year, but at the end of 2013 several posts in the force's Sexual Offences, Exploitation and Child Abuse Command remained empty.
On paper, the number of officers dedicated to investigating sex crimes rose by just over a fifth in the same five years, but this did not reflect the number of jobs left unfilled, the London Assembly found.
Doubt cast on role of paracetamol
Paracetamol painkillers are no better than a placebo for speeding the recovery of people suffering lower back pain, a study has found.
Doctors should now look at whether the over-the-counter drug should be the first choice treatment for people with the hugely debilitating condition, scientists behind the research said.
The Australian study of more than 1,500 patients, published today in the Lancet, found that patients given the common analgesic recovered no more quickly than those given a useless substitute.


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Note: if this is your first time reading The Homebrewer's Brain, please check this article for a background on what we are doing here.
I have been asked by a friend to brew a beer inspired by San Diego for an upcoming event. I didn't have to think for more than…hmmm…a half second about what style I'd brew. In my opinion, San Diego is the epicenter of West Coast IPA country. Between Stone, Port, Alpine, Coronado, Green Flash, Alesmith, Ballast Point, etc… there's more world-class IPAs in that part of the country than anywhere else. Something tells me that this won't be an issue for the party planner.
So what makes a San Diego IPA a San Diego IPA? Well, part of it just may be the water. Since I can't have San Diego water shipped up to me, or I guess I should say I refuse to go to such great lengths, I'll dig a bit deeper into what sorts of hops and grains are typically used by the brewers of the area.
In referencing several texts available to me at Homebrew Heaven such as Brew Your Own Magazine and Clone Brews by Tess and Mark Szamatulski, I have come to surmise that my goals should be to use the following: American 2-row, crystal malts, something for body like cara-pils or flaked grain; hops such as Centennial, Amarillo, and Simcoe; American Ale yeast; and shoot for an original gravity of 1.070 and a final gravity of 1.012. This should give me a final product with a nice light amber color, some sweet grainy balance, a ton of pungent citrus/pine hop flavor and aroma, a clean fermentation, and about 7% alcohol by volume. This shouldn't be too difficult.
I don't see any reason to stray from using American 2-row as the base malt. It's probably the cheapest route possible as well, so there's that. For crystal malts I think I'm going to go light. I generally prefer my IPAs to be on the lighter side of the spectrum color wise. 6 SRM is the lightest color acceptable for BJCP style guidelines so I'll shoot for that. If I can get the color I want with crystal 20 I'd be stoked. I was also thinking about supplementing the base grain with some Vienna for added grain flavor, but since I need a little boost on my color I think I'll use Caravienne. For body I have decided to go with flaked rye. This will supply me with some viscous gums and hopefully a dash of that wonderful rye spiciness that should complement the hopiness.
Since I'll be extracting some unfermentables from the specialty grains, in order for me to have any hope in achieving the final gravity of 1.012, I'll need to have above average attention from the yeast. This fact leads me to making a huge starter and mashing at a temperature that is as low as possible but still converting the starches. As always, I'll make my starter with light DME and water at a ratio of 1 cup DME to every 4 cups of water. In this case I'll use 6 cups of water and 1 ½ cups DME and boil it directly in my 2000ml Erlenmeyer flask for 10 minutes. I find that my dial thermometer with the 12" stem and holder clip is extremely convenient to use when chilling the starter. It clips right on to the lip on the flask and allows for hands free, accurate measurement as the starter cools to about 70 degrees. I'll pitch Wyeast 1056 American Ale since it's neutral and very popular for American style IPAs.
I'll aim to mash at 148 degrees. Lucky for me, my converted keg mash tun has a ½" NPT threaded thermometer with a 2" probe on it so it's super easy to determine if I'm mashing at the temperature that I aim to.
Though Simcoe and Amarillo are often hard to find these days, I was able to stock up when they were available so I have enough to go heavy-handed with both in this IPA. Centennial has been pretty consistently available but, for purposes of experimentation, I have chosen to abandon them and go with Galena. This is a hop that I have never used before but have for a long time now wanted to try out. It is most often used as a bittering hop but I'm going to spread it throughout the boil to see how it affects this IPA. I'm also going to throw in some Summit, simply because it's one of my favorites.
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Last article, I started a series on LTE NAS. I wrote some basics about NAS and its root to 3G. I focused more on EMM. This article is about ECM. ECM is used to establish connection. The connection is established between UE and MME either for session management or for SMS transfer. Let's start with ECM specific procedure named.
So, what is paging? Yes it is also memory management technique, that we learnt in computer science. However in cellular wireless context paging is different. If someone dial your mobile number, your mobile start ringing. How it happens? First, network start paging procedure to intimate mobile about incoming call. Then mobile and network performs security procedures, radio resource allocation and finally it starts ringing. The call can be CS or PS and so paging also. We can foresee that initial LTE network will co-exist with 3G or even 2G network. Voice call will not move to PS VoIP over night. If valid NAS context exist at MME, LTE has "CS Service notification" ECM specific procedure use for CS paging. In the absence of NAS context, "Paging" ECM specific procedure is used establish NAS for incoming CS or PS call. NAS context consists of security parameters between UE and MME for NAS message exchanges. Generally LTE network address the UE with its S-TMSI in "Paging" procedure. However if MME restart or somehow, MME lost S-TMSI of UE, then it uses IMSI. It is rare case, abnormal condition and used to recover the error.
UE initiates "Service Request" ECM specific procedure, in response to paging. As part of this ECM specific procedure, the network may initiate optional common procedure(s): (1) Authentication and/or (2) Security Mode Control. We saw in last article, that specific procedures are made up of zero or more common procedure(s). The successful Service Request procedure result into ECM connected (EMM connected) state. NAS ECM has one more variant for Service Request procedure, that is Extended Service Request. It is used for CS fallback for voice call and handoff with non-3GPP networks. Non-3GPP networks are CDMA network, EVDO (HRPD) network, WiMAX network, etc.
The last NAS ECM specific procedure is "Transport of NAS". It is used for SMS.
Paging always initiated by network. Detach and "Transport of NAS" procedures can be invoked by either network or UE. All other ECM and EMM NAS procedures are UE initiated. Service Request ECM specific procedure and all EMM specific procedures (i.e. Attach, Detach and TAU) are starting Initial NAS messages. NAS context may not present during this procedure. So the first message is not encrypted. These procedures may invoke other common EMM procedure for security purpose.
One can consider ECM as separate category of NAS procedure, or they are just part of EMM. Let me recap. So far we have seen EMM and ECM specific NAS procedure. Next is ESM. Here are various procedures that we cover in a tree format. Generally each procedure contains a pair of message exchange. Request and Response. A message contains IE.
EMM Elementary procedure.
- EMM specific procedure
- Attach
- Attach
- Combined Attach
- Detach
- Detach
- Combined Detach
- Normal TAU
- Periodic TAU.
- Attach
- ECM specific procedure
- Service Request
- Service Request
- Extended Service Request
- Paging
- With S-TMSI
- With IMSI
- CS Service Notification
- Transport of NAS
- Service Request
2 comments:
- Anonymous said...
"all EMM specific procedures (i.e. Attach, Detach and TAU) are starting Initial NAS messages"
I think Detach request is an exception.. If detach request is sent by UE in idle mode(No secure Nas connection) then it can be considered as initial NAS message.
But if detach request is sent by UE when secure NAS connection exists it does not come under initial nas message.
- January 7, 2010 at 6:15 PM
- Manish Panchmatia said...
Hi all
Please have a look to this complete white paper about "LTE NAS Procedure" http://layers7.blogspot.in/2012/09/lte-nas.html
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Buyin' Ryan: Mega-builder claims 24% of home market
Just when you thought local builders were going to get the last laugh after the first national mega-builder entering the Charlottesville market failed to sell two of its big, high-end projects, Ryan Homes has come back in a big way. According to statistics from the Charlottesville-Albemarle Association of Realtors, Ryan now builds nearly one out of four of the new homes sold in the Charlottesville area.
At a time when local stalwarts like R.D. Wade Builder and Church Hill Homes have fallen by the wayside, Ryan's 24 percent market share of all new residential construction in Charlottesville and its surrounding counties is by far the largest of any builder in the area.
How does Ryan do it? Economies of scale.
"They're like Wal-Mart," says Keith Davis, a local realtor and real estate commentator. "Since they are a big national company, building homes all over the east coast, they're able to buy their materials in bulk."
This lets Ryan, to use the the pitchman vernacular, pass the savings on to you. Davis says this approach, unprecedented in the Charlottesville area, has allowed Ryan to be wildly successful selling mid-range homes to first-time home buyers.
"With Cherry Hill in the City and Holly Hills in Greene County, I've never seen anything sell as fast as those sold," says Davis. "They hit a market nobody had reached and allowed people to live in a newly-constructed home at an affordable price."
Additionally, Ryan's keeps its overhead low by offering few customization options in any particular home. Ryan's designs are generated from the central office in Reston, and then those designs are built in multiple locations across the country.
For example, the Belvedere model, one of the homes for sale in the Holly Hill development, is a 1,998-square-foot, two-floor, four bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home available in the "high $270s" according to Ryan's website. That same Belvedere model is available at the Estates at Port Potomac in Woodbridge for around $330,000 and in the Villages at Urbana near Frederick, Maryland for around $370,000.
Still, while potential homebuyers get a bargain, local subcontractors lose the business.
"Ryan doesn't get their building materials locally; they don't use local labor," says Davis. "They're a self-contained operation that brings everything in from the outside."
Still, plenty of demand exists for local builders and their subcontractors. According to Davis, the reason Ryan Homes has been so successful selling budget-rate homes is the same reason that their more expensive homes have yet to achieve the same level of sales success.
"As you move up the luxury chain," says Davis, "buyers become more discriminating and they want more decision power. For instance, [Charlottesville-based] Gaffney Homes will take you down to the quarry and let you pick out the very stone that they'll use for your granite countertops. With Ryan, those countertops will probably be extra, and you get only four or five options."
Gaffney CEO Mike Gaffney did not return the Hook's call for comment, but that difference in customization options would explain why pricier developments like Ryan's dwellings in the golf-course community of Old Trail Village (in which Ryan originally bought up much of the land and sold a total of two houses), and their Kenridge development near Farmington Country Club did not command the same demand as the company's less expensive projects.
"When you're steps away from Farmington," says Davis, "homebuyers are not going to want to live in something that is mass-produced. They want something that is particular to the area and something that they can make unique to themselves."
Neither the local Ryan representative nor a national spokesperson returned the Hook's call at the time of this post.
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For those of you asking for data to support this article, here is the link to the blog post that started this discussion with Lindsay. If readers have additional questions about this data, please let me know, and if it is available, I'm happy to provide.
I would much rather own a home with character and also live in a neighborhood with character. These same ole same ole boxes lined up "one after the other" style, in a place where developers have bulldozed the trees away just don't look well. There are so many other tasteful options, even in the same price range.
You're welcome, Patrick. Glad to be of service...
Natural Selection is a beautiful thing, is it not?
Self-righteous babble will only get you so far...
To sum up Mr. Deer "OMG the world is/has going to hell"
...Great, thanks for the advice, now I will go and do something with my life.
So the DIA and NGIC are going to be the financial godsend that will save NVR's Holly Hills, eh? Great, just what we need more of: More money blown on the Military-Industrial Complex and the minions they employ. All those folks, once they get a look at the beautiful and wholesome Holly Hill development will troop like lemmings over the sales office and sign up for 30 year mortgages, along with the folks from GE (how low is that share price again...thinking of bankruptcy, you say?) and UVA's Researh Park (yes, just think of all that government lucre just flowing into the local coffers). Banking on a bankrupt government and bankrupt multinationals to keep the local economy going doesn't seem to be a winning strategy to me, but then I'm not educated in these sorts of things so perhaps I am grossly mistaken. Perhaps I should just be more optimistic, and not pay attention to the fact that i live in a country (and state) with rapidly rising unemployment with a Ponzi scheme based economy and clueless population who believes that things are 'bottoming out' and 'will turn around real soon.'
Yeah, that's it. I better run out and buy one of those great deals because all the real estate agents agree that now is a great time to buy and I better get a house now before the prices go back up and I'll be PRICED OUT FOREVER! Too bad I can't get a Liars Loan or one of those No Money Down, Cash Back At Closing deals that were prevalent just a few short years ago. I really regret not getting a crazy, adjustable rate mortgage that I had no hope of ever repaying. Yes, you are quite right. The American Dream is coming true right now for so many first time home buyers. But you know what the Late, Great George Carlin had to say about The American Dream; You have to be asleep to believe it.
Pete Deer
I agree with Jim T's comment: considering the Hook put the blurb on the cover, one would think they can give an explanation where 24% actually comes from. The 24% number refers to the last half of 2008. I have to agree with Greg that one has to be really careful using MLS to quote market share as I've seen staggering numbers of Ryan Homes sales being reported to MLS months and months after the actual SOLD dates or NOT reported at all. For example look at Westhall in Crozet... MLS is still missing more than half of the Ryan Homes SOLD units in that neighborhood.
Some of the new homes are built very cheap, you can take a box cutter cut through the vinly siding and then use the same box cutter to cut through the blue board insulation/wall, and then just cut through the final layer of sheetrock and you are inside. Most new "affordabable" homes are built very cheap.
Wait a second...I have to check something...Am I on The Hook website, or am I reading the Charlottesville Business Journal, which has ads that look like articles?
OOPS! I'm on The Hook's website, which must be having such a slow day that this is what's passing for news--an advertisement.
How about some news details? Ryan may own 24% of the local market share...but how are sales going? How far down are they this year over last year?
Who's buying a house right now? Is Ryan subsidizing downpayments? Offering lower mortgage rates than banks, the way luxury builder Toll Brothers does?
Gaffney and Ryan won't talk to you, so you turned to a Realtor. So why aren't there any sales statistics here?
Perhaps Derrick's comment is theoretically possible but...wouldn't it apply to ANY home built with a vinyl siding exterior - not just new "cheap" homes?
It's not accurate to say that Ryan does not buy locally. In fact, they work with a number of local contractors and suppliers in their communities. In a recent trip through Holly Hill, I saw Allied Concrete, Van Der Linde Containers, and Virginia Asphalt Services.
Why would anybody cut through walls and siding with a box cutter and climb inside a home when they can knock a door window out, reach in, unlock the door and enter? It's not rocket science to figure out which is quicker and easier when burglarizing a home. :)
@FDR - I think that is clear that you've never actually driven into Holly Hill however I do so pretty regularly. There are about 9 or 10 homes under construction right now and over 30 homes already completed.
Robbie, I drive by Holly Hill on 29 all the time. Its been under construction for around 2 years, construction has winded down - not much new happening and they've cut the prices in half.
I'll drive thru it next time, but I doubt there are 30 homes there, maybe 20 and it'll be interesting to see how many are occupied.
FDR - Don't just drive BY it. Drive INTO it. You'll be surprised.
BTW, the first home was completed early last year so everything you see there has happened in just over a year.
It's pretty easy to see that all homes are occupied if construction is complete.
I agree with "nope", it's not for everyone, but it certainly must appeal to someone.
to: Sick of Local Rambos
Its not a point of why someone would do that. The fact that it can be done is a testament to how shoddy these "stack-a-shacks" are.
to: anybody
Doesn't anyone find these kinds of developments and developers to be truly horrid? It is sad to see an area like Charlottesville that prides itself on the beauty of its heritage and natural landscape, be slowly encroached upon by these kinds of places.
These places are just plain tacky. Is this the group that placed a string of such gems on the outskirts of Historic Gordonsville? Builders and developers can do better. Sorry, they look cheap! Where has the creativity and imagination gone?
JPCL and Nope, the reason they built these in Greene county is it is rare for the Greene to not approve a project and the standards required of builders are lower. Lately Greene has turned down a few projects but there are still some huge ones that are approved but not yet built.
Only mass sterilization of the populace can end sprawl.
It's always a comfort when DOD moves out of one's non-taxbase.From Ivy road to Ruckersville. The Ashbury group's commputer models tell them that it's time to ramp up production on, among other things,the .338 Lapua. Are they trying to tell you something about sprawl, Davey? I sincerely hope that you adapt to it as readily as I did. Considering the fencing efforts of your university over time, the odds in Vegas on such are way down.
Ryan Homes. You mean to folks with the abandoned office on the Downtown Mall? Selling ridiculously overpriced homes miles from any job centers or public transportation (I'm referring to the Holly Hills project). Yeah, I've been by that place, and have driven around it as well. Most of it consists of paved streets with curbs and mostly empty lots. There are about 30 or so houses completed and currently occupied, but I am sure the owners of those properties are really happy the the $350,000 they spent a couple of years ago for their badly constructed McMansion are now being advertised to go in the 'mid $200,000s.' Only idiots and real estate shills think of these places as 'good investments' or 'affordable housing.' Why anyone would want to live in a place like that is beyond me. They represent the worst of what occured in the real estate bubble; speculative, no holds barred building of poorly constructed houses in the middle of nowhere while legions of bag holders, all hypnotized by the the likes of Cramer and the Chattering Monkeys on CNBC into drooling, zombie consumer masses put themselves into a life of penury and debt, sure in the belief that "Real Estate Always Goes UP!"
I live in a Ryan Home and LOVE it! I had a wonderufl experience from A to Z and know quite a few other people that would say the same. I will also say for a fact that many of your gripes are untrue. My husband works for a local subcontractor that Ryan uses. He works in Holly Hill (as well as a few other communitties) where I believe there are about 30 houses...30 houses sold in one year is pretty great!
Dear Pete,
You really shouldn't blame Ryan for the devastating housing market. It's a true testament to their product and business plan that they can remain so successful in a time like this.
Anonymous, you have no idea how successful Ryan Homes is, since Lindsay hasn't bothered to offer sales figures.
Having a 24% share of the market? If only four "new construction" homes have sold, that's one house.
Not a big deal.
"So successful"? Not really.
First anonymous, it's great you love your house from A to Z since you'll either be stuck in it for years or when you sell it you're going to face a $$$ loss. Enjoy while you can!
BTW? 30 built houses does not = 30 "sold" houses.
Where are the sales figures?
Ryan Homes sells all their homes before they build them. They do not build Spec homes.
I recently bought a Ryan home in Pavilions at Pantops (right across from the Giant shopping center on rt. 250). The price was very reasonable, and the home looks very nice (over 2500 sq. ft. 4 bdrm 3 full bath ect...).
I'm very pleased with my first home purchase. As the article stated, I think they are excellent for first time buyers, but as you gain more wealth you of course want more customization. I'm very glad they're in the area; however the mess that is rt. 29 was a very bad investment for them. The Pantops community is 2 min from downtown, and I think the decision to buy with the Govt's $8k credit and 4.5% interest rates is pretty much the best investment in this market, and will have been for many years to come.
And to James Huron - I'd be really surprised to see a loss on this home in a couple of years. The recent surge in Govt. spending is going to spark inflation, sending home values upwards. I'm willing to take the risk.
It's also an excellent opportunity to buy a town-home near Charlottesville and then rent out; whether that is to young professionals or graduate students. Charlottesville will always have this demographic, and this opportunity has the potential to be very profitable in the long run.
Choose your Risk :) After all, it's only $
I too own a Ryan Home and am extremely pleased. It seems to me the actual homeowner's are quite happy :)
According to the Ryan Home's website, the builder has been in business for over 60 years. It has been my experience that companies that remain profitable for that long both 1)Offer a quality product and 2) offer a product that people want to buy. A quick check of their stock performance indicates that Ryan Homes is one of the stronger builders in the country. After reading the company bio on CNBC.com I also found out that Ryan Homes does not purchase land. This discredits the line from the article "...Old Trail Village (in which Ryan originally bought up much of the land and sold a total of two houses". It has been interesting to see Ryan's transition to the area, I'm starting to welcome it.
Wow, it's very interesting to me that everyone is bashing the price drops at Holly Hill. Really? You may want to actually do your research before sharing your inaccurate comments. The prices have actually remained fairly consistent in a climate where others certainly have not! Did you ever stop to think that they added new floorplans to cater to a changing market?? They are not creating the market, but simply serving it- and clearly doing a great job at that.
The American dream is coming true right now for so many first-time homebuyers! Interest rates are at historic lows, homes are more affordable and the value they offer with their floorplans is amazing! No, the materials are not all high-end. If they were, people would be priced out of homes!
Oh, and by the way, I drive past everyday as well and there are 10 houses under construction. That doesn't sound like "nothing going on" to me. It actually is quite impressive right now!
The community should be happy that a builder is doing so well! Unlike many other builders who aren't paying their local subcontractors and are retaining customer's deposits and filing bankruptcy, leaving houses incomplete...that scenario is good for everyone, right?
Oh, and Pete Deer- you must not know the area very well to say that the Holly Hill development is not near any job hubs...Have you heard of NGIC or that little agency called DIA that is bringing 1,000 relos to their new facility only THREE miles from Holly Hill?? And there is GE, The UVA Research Park...these are not piddly establishments- clearly you are not educated on the area.
James Huron, Jimmy, why so bitter? A little research into the company on your end and you would know that the builder does not build spec homes. So 30 sales = 30 Buyers. Considering the success they've seen in neighborhoods like Cherry Hill and on Pantops I'm surprised Lindsay is only quoting 24% market share. Considering the housing market the last 2 years...remaining in business = successful.
Granted the article lacks statistics and is very subjective in nature. By being a responsible reader, you must always do your own research. Judging from your comments and the ever so classy "$$$"-- I'd venture to say you haven't done your research.
Sounds like the Ryan folks called some of their friends and asked them to write in. As for me, I remain unconvinced!
Nope, I think you're right.
LA752, the local realtors association already estimated that only about 30% of those new jobs might provide home buyers because the prices down here are just too high compared to those in the DC area which are dropping due to so many foreclosures (especially for new construction).
Some people make me laugh. Why is it that so many people on this message board want to be experts on every topic and can't just read a story for what it is-information. Maybe they have 24% share, maybe they don't..that can change monthly. Given they don't own large plots of land I would guess they are one of the few successful builders at the moment--smart planning if you ask me. Whether your home costs millions or less than a hundred thousand, it is pretty much built with the same materials and guidelines (not saying they are perfect). The finishing touches are what make it look unique, but it is still concrete, wood and some drywall. Sometimes the price changes reflect those final finishing options too. For instance the current models may now have a lower quality set of kitchen cabinets versus solid maple or don't include that "must have" granite countertop. If you do that with a lot of the items it can change drastically. But let's be realistic, for a long time this areas homes (as well as many other parts of the country) have been overpriced due to the connection to "Jefferson's University", "#1 rating" DC and any other "historic" reason.
I purchased a Ryan home townhouse last year. I am financially responsible and have a mortgage I can handle just fine. I won't say they are the best, but overall I am pleased with what I have. I guess when I was buying a new home I would rather have something new for the prices Ryan charges versus some 1950's Cape Cod with braided wire, little space and tons of work to get it fixed up. You can bash them all you want, but they are running a business and are still successful when many others have not been--and as far as I know they have paid all the people that have worked for them--that can't be said for all of the builders around here.
Keith Davis's stats are a good indication of what is going on. But you have to be careful using the MLS. For example, there have been 118 sales reported at Cherry Hill, only 57 were reported as new construction. For the most part the MLS is very accurate and getting better. It took a couple of years of discussion with Ryan Homes to get their data to the MLS. The accuracy of that data is still an issue. Mostly, now, in regards to what they are selling, not how many.
Here's a "snapshot" of what is occurring right now. These numbers are new construction sales reported to the MLS with contract date of 1st quarter 2009. They have not all closed. Most will. This is Fluvanna, Greene, Cville and Albemarle.
Total new home sales reported 1st quarter 102
Ryan Homes 41 or 40%
BTW That's 41 out of 454 total sales. 9%
Total new home sales reported March 2009 39
Ryan Homes 19 or 49%
I would argue if you are looking for a key indicator of pricing in this market, follow Ryan Homes and maybe now start watching Eagle Construction. If Ryan is dropping prices, sales aren't there. If they are raising prices, well, you know.....
The other reason to follow the leading builder(s)is that ultimately, home prices are determined by land value. After all, when you buy a house you are buying the land. The house just happens to be attached to it. I am starting to see some conclusive evidence of how much an unimproved buildable lot in a subdivision has adjusted across the region. There hasn't been much activity. Most local builders aren't capable of just pre-selling homes on "optioned" lots like Ryan. Its going to take a while to work thru the inventory around here before you see significant speculative building again.
Every homebuilder has a trail of homebuyers behind them that are happy or unhappy. With some, you can switch the builder and the result would be the same.
In my opinion,the first time home buyer is more saavy than ever before in my career. That's good. I'm working on some stats for a WINA appearance tomorrow morning. I think the sales numbers will show that first time homebuying is a large part of what is going on right now. There is value out there if you can find it. I would also argue that any path to some stability in our real estate market is lead by the first time homebuyer. That is, traditional "I can afford what I am buying" first time home buying.
Like it or not, the Ryan Homes business model is working.
Pete Deer, I doubt all those new NGIC employees will want to go to Holly Hill. Many will have children and they'll want to send their kids to Albermarle or Cville schools, not Greene.
Holly Hill in Greene county originally advertised its homes as upper 400's, then mid 400's, then continuing on down to now 240's.
It's been fun to watch them continually change the signs to reflect the prices. They also are selling very slowly. Drive by sometime and you'll see there isn't much there. If they do have 24% of the market, then its because there isn't much of a market to begin with.
These houses all look very similar. They certainly don't have much character. They are usually lined up in rows and placed close together. Wouldn't want to live in one. Too plastic looking.
JPCL, I would use words like "truly horrid" to describe child abuse and mass murderers. It seems a bit over the top for affordable homes along a major highway.


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Let's enter in the daydreams of Jenn for a moment here–the by-myself-staring-at-a-random-object sort of daydreaming–kay?
So, I'm a college girl, and what does a college girl think about all the time? Her future husband…of course. I'll be all like staring at a tree and then wondering Geez, I wonder what he'll be like? And then I go through the possible options; Maybe he'll be a surfer-longboard type of dude,or one of those artsy-photographer types, or a rocker band guy…man, I really like rocker band guys…And then, of course, I analyze enough to wonder what it would be like to have to choose between a surfer-longboard dude, arsty-photographer man, or a rocker band guy if each one of them came up and stuck a ring in my face. And then I have to get myself to stop thinking…
But, apparently I'm the same way with cookies. There are SO many things I could put in a cookie; walnuts…peanut butter chips…M&Ms…Dark chocolate…white chocolate…apples…Geez, so many choices! Why can't I have it all?
So this is what happened–do you remember that Oatmeal Date Cookie recipe I posted a while ago? Well…I took that recipe and decided to shovel my whole pantry in it. Well…maybe not all of it. Because there are definitely not pita chips in these. But just about everything else is in there.
Dates. Shredded coconut. Bananas. Unsweetened chocolate bits. Walnuts. And OH MY GOODNESS, oatmeal!
Oh, and guess, guess, guess how much sugar is in these? 3/4 a cup of brown sugar. That's it. Half of what a normal recipe would have. And guess how much butter? Only 1/4 a cup. Which is a quarter of what normal oatmeal cookies have. No, I'm not lying! Geez. Why would I lie to you?
Best part? These cookies are just…amazing. Haha, yeah, I know! Who needs sugar when you have dates? Talk about candy that grows on trees…
Okay! Full recipe, right here, right now–
1/4 cup butter
3/4 cup dark brown sugar
Beat in 2 eggs
Blend in:
1/2 cup ripe mashed banana
1/4 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup lowfat plain yogurt
3-1/4 tsp. vanilla
Add in:
1-1/4 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
heaping 1/2 tsp. allspice
1 tsp. cinnamon
Mix in 2 cups of white whole wheat flour (aka whole wheat pastry flour)
Stir in 3 cups of oatmeal
Now for the fun goodness stuff! Stir in:
heaping 1/2 cup of shredded coconut
1 cup chopped dates
rounded 1/2 cup of chopped unsweetened baking chocolate
1 banana, split into thirds and then cut into pieces
1 cup walnuts
Bake at 350 degrees for about 12 minutes.
Dang, there's a party going on in those cookies.
So, eat these warm, eat them out of the freezer, or do what I'm going to do and take them with me on a backpacking trip (who needs Clif bars?) and try not to worry about the fact that I can't do the same thing with men that I can do with cookies.


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Q . What precautions should I take when putting up Halloween decorations?
A. There are many possible mishaps with Halloween decorations. Homeowners should be careful with candles, decorations, and indoor/outdoor lighting.
In the HVAC industry, we often receive calls for soot buildup after the Halloween season. Many people don't realize that indoor candles may cause this buildup. Open-flame candles burn for days throughout the house and can circulate soot. Even candles inside carved pumpkins produce soot. So if you find large amounts of soot or dirty dust particles in your filter, it's probably a result of Halloween candles, not your HVAC or oil/gas furnace.
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Ben Affleck needs his morning coffee -- HE NEEDS IT -- and this week, he proved he's willing to take on a $58 parking ticket to get his hands on a quick shot of the dark stuff.
Affleck and his wife Jennifer Garner rolled up to a Starbucks in Brentwood this week -- but couldn't find a spot to park ... so they risked it and put their Lexus in a yellow zone.
Everybody knows .. the yellow zone is for loading and unloading only, 5 minutes max. But the Afflecks went long ... and a vigilant parking enforcement officer slapped the car with a $58 ticket.
But did the Afflecks care? Nope ... 'cause when you're rich and you're jonesing for caffeine, you'd probably pay a helluva lot more than that.
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The May 12 season finale on CBS will also be the series finale. The show about a recently-divorced single mother ran for five seasons.
EW.com reports that Warner Bros. TV pulled the plug on this Julia Louis-Dreyfus vehicle after a last minute attempt for resurrection on ABC failed.
While I wasn't a big fan of the formulaic comedy, at least it broke the much-discussed Seinfeld curse for Louis-Dreyfus, who landed an Emmy on the show. And the once edgy Louis-Dreyfus also seems to have captured a profitable "Healthy Choice" ad campaign from the whole gig. The show also carried a significant audience in its hey-day.
The crushing ABC decision was the last straw. Last week, ABC also passed on a chance to rescue Jennifer Love-Hewitt's canceled CBS show "Ghost Whisperer." How the mighty have fallen.


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- 2 pounds medium-large shrimp in their shells, about 42, shells removed and reserved
- 2 tablespoons Creole Seasoning
- 16 turns freshly ground black pepper, in all
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, in all
- 1/4 cup chopped onions
- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 3 bay leaves
- 3 lemons, peeled and sectioned
- 2 cups water
- 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 cup dry white wine
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 recipe of Creamy Grits
- Season the shrimp with Creole seasoning and cracked black pepper. Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large pot over high heat. When the oil is hot, add the onions and garlic and sauté for 1 minute. Add the reserved shrimp shells, the remaining Creole Seasoning, the bay leaves, lemons, water, Worcestershire, wine, salt, and the remaining 8 turns black pepper. Stir well and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 30 minutes. Remove from the heat, allow to cool for about 15 minutes, and strain into a small saucepan. There should be about 1 1/2 cups. Place over high heat, bring to a boil, and cook until thick, syrupy, and dark brown, for about 15 minutes. Makes about 4 to 5 tablespoons of barbecue sauce base. Heat the remaining 1 tablespoon of oil in a large skillet over high heat. When the oil is hot, add the seasoned shrimp and sauté them, occasionally shaking the skillet, for 2 minutes. Add the cream and all of the barbecue base. Stir and simmer for 3 minutes. Remove the shrimp to a warm platter with tongs and whisk the butter into the sauce. Remove from the heat. Makes about 2 cups.
- Spoon the grits in the center of each plate. Place the shrimp around the grits. Spoon the sauce over the shrimp and around the plate. Garnish with chopped chives.
Recipe Details
- Source: Emeril Live EM1C82
- Dish Type: Breakfast
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With our expanded state-of-the-art dental facility, we are again accepting new patients – Our former office had limited space and staff, but now we are pleased to be available to new patients, their families and friends in relaxing and soothing surroundings.
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