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Chase Knolls in Sherman Oaks, CA
Chase Knolls offers spacious one and two bedroom apartments that feature A/C, ceiling fan, garbage disposal, gas range, stainless steel appliances and countertop, balcony and are cable ready. Our gated, pet friendly community provides controlled access, covered parking, garage, 24-hr emergency maintenance and a laundry facility. Minutes away from various dining and shopping options. Easy access to the 101 and 405 freeways.
Chase Knolls13401 Riverside Drive, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 USA
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1 Bedroom
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|730 sq. ft.
|Bungalow 1b
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|1 Bathroom
|700 sq. ft.
|Bungalow 1d
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|735 sq. ft.
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|705 sq. ft.
|Bungalow 1c
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|700 sq. ft.
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|698 sq. ft.
|Bungalow 1a
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|675 sq. ft.
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|731 sq. ft.
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|658 sq. ft.
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|1 Bathroom
|740 sq. ft.
2 Bedrooms
|1 Bathroom
|930 sq. ft.
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|Bungalow 2b
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|980 sq. ft.
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Chase Knolls in Sherman Oaks, CA
Chase Knolls is one of the best kept secrets in Sherman Oaks, CA. Designated a cultural historical monument, these renovated retro-style apartments feature hardwood floors, crown molding, designer paint, forced air and heat, ceiling fans, wood blinds, and ample closet space with built-ins in some units. Our 14 acre community was designed with your comfort and convenience in mind with walking paths, courtyard gardens, and hundred-year-old trees gracing the grounds. The community is gated and we offer assigned covered parking. Contact our leasing office today!
Special Features
- Hardwood Floors
- Balcony or Patio
- Ample Closets
- Controlled Access Covered Parking
- 14 Acre Property
- Walking Paths
- Clothes Care Center
- BBQ/Picnic Area
- Spacious Dining Area
- Pet Friendly
- Air Conditioning & Ceiling Fans
- Stainless Steel Appliances
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- Apartment
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- Corporate Housing
- Courtyard
- Covered Lot
- Freeway Access
- Garden Style
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- Laundry Facility
- Public Transportation
- Short Term Lease
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- Vintage Building
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Year Built: 1949
Apartments in Community: 260
Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband Internet Access
- Cable or Satellite
- Ceiling Fan
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floor
- Internet Access
- Patio or Balcony
- Tile Floors
- Window Covering
Local Schools
- Grant Senior High School
- Millikan Middle School
- Riverside Drive Charter School
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Pet Policy
Maximum of 2 pets per home. Dog weight limit is 40 lbs.
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Office HoursMonday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM
From the 101 Freeway, exit Woodman Avenue and go north. At Riverside Drive, turn right. We are one block down on the left side.
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National Presbyterian School is dedicated to educational excellence and to meeting the needs of individual children in a Christian atmosphere.
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The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation was a bold upstart in the postwar era, an intriguing partnership between successful industrialist Henry J. Kaiser and veteran auto executive Joseph Frazer that would last from 1946 through 1955. The firm got off to a strong start, selling 200,000 units by early spring 1949, but demand dropped off in the early 1950s, leaving the very attractive second-generation, Howard "Dutch" Darrin/Duncan McRae-styled Kaiser struggling in the marketplace.
Model year 1953 was when Kaiser stretched in two directions in what some would call a desperate grab for market share: the Kaiser Carolina, in two-door Club Sedan and four-door Sedan forms, was a basic economy version, while the Dragon option returned as a unique luxury flagship model.
Interestingly, neither of those models were included in this sparse 1953 tri-fold brochure, which focused on the mid-level, (relatively) volume-selling DeLuxe and Manhattan. Much was made of the Kaiser's award-winning styling and, surprisingly, its safety. The three-point seatbelt wouldn't be invented until the end of the decade, and as Ford would learn the hard way, a few years later, a focus on occupant protection wasn't a huge selling point in those days. Being the "world's first Safety-first car" wouldn't help Kaiser, which moved a meager 31,272 units that year.
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Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 21 per 24 hours
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Slide your finger in the direction of the number you want — always starting at 5, you can then go up and to the left for 1, or down and to the right for 9, and so on.
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I'll cut this long post into two parts again as an experiment.
The topic here is "If you want to understand the world, follow the money." And by following the business model and financing sources for the fiction delivery system, we might understand things well enough to boost the Alien Romance field's respectability. So here is a history lesson in financing fiction, followed by how that historical root has shaped what's happening now and reveals what might happen next. If you anticipate what's going to happen next, you can turn a profit on it.
Part I
The world of commercial fiction has been turned inside out, upside down, and backwards by the advent of the Web, and especially Web 2.0 with Web 3.0 and even 4.0, all going mobile.
iPhones, iPads, TV sets that hook up to your home network and let you fish for TV shows and films posted online, with or without a fee, nevermind Kindle and now iPads that can access Kindle's library.
The result of all this technology is a world which closely resembles the world STAR TREK fanzine writers really wanted to create.
And I don't mean in their fiction. Most portrayals of The Enterprise in STAR TREK fanzine stories was less futuristic than the 1960's TV show itself.
I mean in the ability to participate in joint story creations, to communicate instantly, to collaborate and share, all to the purpose of expressing in fiction what is nearest and dearest to the heart. To share universes.
In order to create and purvey their pastiche fiction based on a TV show, fan writers invented an entirely new world.
But they didn't do it all by themselves out of nothing.
Here's how it happened, and I'll show you below what all this has to do with The Hurt Locker (the film about a bomb squad in Iraq that won an Academy Award in 2010).
This also relates to the transformation of the artist's business model by the re-defining of "copyright" erupting from the whole Open Source software movement, and Creative Commons Licensing.
And that copyright issue can be traced back to Star Trek fanzine writers too. Oh, what a tangled web!
Before 1966 and Star Trek, in the 1930's, science fiction magazines connected readers of science fiction and basically invented modern SF as well as SF fandom. In fact, the very people who invented modern SF and created that community (called First Fandom) actually invented the word "fandom" out of "fanatic" and "domain" or "Kingdom."
Science Fiction fans, a bunch of guys, mostly in New York and Philadelphia, got together (physically met in one physical place), and kept meeting regularly and irregularly and created "conventions" as the events where the most of them would turn up.
They admired the writers in the magazines and the very few books. As it became hard to get together physically, they began writing to each other about the stories in the magazines and books, and about the writers, and about each other, and about the most recent gatherings. They invented an entire language to discuss these matters.
There came to be more and more of them, so they needed many copies of their letters to each other, and invented "fanzines." At first these were a few pages filled with letters and essays, copied on a spirit duplicator (which printed in purple ink), and later on mimeograph (decades before xerox copiers were invented), and stapled, then mailed to each other via the Post Office. Yes, snail mailed.
The letters would typically be a few weeks or a few months old by the time you got to read them.
At first, nobody charged money for these fanzines. You got them by contributing a letter or article. The publisher footed the expense out of pocket.
Some 'zines became so large that publishers asked non-contributors to pay a fee for paper, printing and postage. Audiences grew.
I have a fanzine of this variety with a letter from me in it, and my contributor's copy took more than 3 years to catch up with me, what with all the forwarded addresses.
I joined SF snailmail fandom when I was in 7th grade and have been a member of the N3F ever since (National Fantasy Fan Federation - founded by damon knight who also founded SFWA, the profession SF writer's organization where I'm also a Life Member).
Into this world of SF Fandom, Star Trek was born. The show captured the attention of SF Fen (the plural of fan is fen). They discussed it in fanzines.
Devra Langsam and some other New York fen who were captivated by Star Trek started a Star Trek fanzine called Spockanalia -- on mimeo, paper now totally disintegrated, ink faded, and I still have my copies. I had an article MR. SPOCK ON LOGIC, in the 4th issue.
The idea caught on, and suddenly Spockanalia was publishing fiction.
SF 'zines usually didn't publish fiction except as send-ups, spoofs, farces and gotcha's.
But suddenly, dozens of Star Trek fanzines were publishing fiction and articles and letters of comments on the fan written fiction and articles. A whole new world of Star Trek was born.
And Star Trek conventions where fanzines were sold, and story ideas concocted for more fanzines.
I created the Star Trek Welcommittee (modeled on the N3F Welcommittee which had welcomed me into fandom)to answer fan mail from STAR TREK LIVES! ST Welcommittee connected thousands of new and isolated Star Trek fans to the snailmail network. It's being reincarnated on facebook by another fan now.
Today that snailmail world of fanfic and letters of comment on fanfic lives and grows online. Last week here (May 4th, 2010) we derived a writing lesson in SHOW DON'T TELL from a bit of fanfic based on the TV show White Collar published on fanfiction.net.
What has SF Snailmail Fandom to do with Indie Films?
Star Trek fandom produced (is still producing) billions of words of fiction derived from a TV show. It connected thousands of writers and readers in a network that spanned the globe and discussed life in terms of fiction.
The content of that fanfiction violated all the "rules" and requirements of published SF, but was in most cases actually SF.
For a quick overview of classic Star Trek fanfic and some prime examples you can read free see:
The SF-Romance was, I believe, first explored in one of those fanzines, an Inspirational SF Romance.
Those first classic ST fanzines sold and traded at Star Trek conventions gave rise to the "genzine" -- 'zines that contained not just Star Trek but pastiche derived from other TV shows (Man From Uncle, The Professionals). Then whole 'zines devoted to other shows (Dr. Who, etc).
Today, fanfiction.net has almost every TV show's fans posting fanfic.
These original TV spinoff fanzines had to be non-profit (and able to prove it) because of violation of copyright. At first, Star Trek, and other shows tried to stop fanzines being printed and circulated with actual legal cease and desist notices for copyright infringement.
This led to a clarification of the copyright law called today "fair use" and with a proper disclaimer and proof you make no profit, you can distribute fanfic.
That re-energized the fanfic community, and now a whole generation has grown up with a very different idea of what copyright is and what it's for.
Remember, Star Trek gathered, connected and energized whole communities of very geekish tech-minded young people. Out of that community's attitudes and activities has arisen the "Open Source" software movement and Creative Commons licensing.
Now we have a whole philosophy of life based on the "Open Source" concepts.
Meanwhile, also out of the (mostly) women fiction writers and readers arose another boundary shattering behavior.
The women who wrote TV pastiche wanted SF-Romance, and wouldn't let the traditional publishers deny it to them. They wrote it themselves.
At that time, you could not sell (professionally) any original SF or Fantasy that had even ONE sex scene in it.
Fanzine markets grew explosively after STAR TREK LIVES! was published by Bantam.
Then you could have go-to-black sex scenes in prof SF/F novels but human/non-human sexual relationship was considered, well, ...kinky?
1985, my SF Romance DUSHAU won the first Romantic Times Award for SF. (3rd novel in that trilogy gets right down to the sexual issue)
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November 16, 1986 issue of The New York Times Book Review published (now famous traditionally published SF author) Camille Bacon-Smith's article SPOCK AMONG THE WOMEN featuring Jean Lorrah and Jacqueline Lichtenberg's Star Trek fan fiction.
Then you could have chaste, non-anatomical-language sex scenes in prof SF/F novels.
Academic books mentioned ST fanfic, other newspapers, TV interviews, the internet -- online fanfic explosion.
And now you can hardly sell SF or Fantasy without fully orchestrated, every detailed action revealed, sex scenes. And prof Romance novels use sex scenes the way SF novels once used action-scenes -- as a pacing, punctuation between plot developments.
As the teen fanfic writers and readers grew up, the professional market accommodated their demand for more sex in their adventure fiction (i.e. mixing genres).
Now the biggest professional market is kickass heroine fantasy with combat punctuated by sex scenes. SF without sex isn't selling so well.
SF Snailmail Fandom formed the basis of ST snailmail fandom which created a market which is now served by traditional publishers.
The Indie Film community is following the same developmental path.
The Hurt Locker is an Indie Film. (Independent Film; not a product of Disney, Warner Brothers, big studios).
It's not even the first Indie to win that kind of major attention. Low budget, non-studio films, have done this before.
And that's not a new path. The women's Gothic Novel, once circulated in handwritten manuscripts woman-to-woman, eventually emerged into professionally printed novels.
What young teen fans do quietly on their own, even privately, eventually (used to take 40 years; now it may be only 10 years) emerges to dominate the adult world.
The Indie Film was essentially a fanzine until recent years, and at some levels still is. Most of the indies made are made by beginners or amateurs just for the fun of it.
YouTube has unleashed a flood of talent among the youngest people, learning to entertain an audience with a video, just as young people learned to entertain readers with fanfic and moved on to become professional writers and editors -- who now publish material with those same quirks professionally.
Recent works, like The Hurt Locker, are blazing a trail for works done as much from love of the subject and the medium as for the profit, are reaching award levels.
You must see this one, starring Nichelle Nichols -- click this link to see all the very interesting awards this film won --
Lady Magdelene's
(if you've got 2 or 3 hours - you can watch it on amazon video on-demand for $3)
Clicking that link won't force you to pay. You can see all about the movie.
This is a well marketed indie film.
I loved it because the flaws don't bother me any more than the flaws in a fanzine. It showed me a lot about what's happening in the low budget, indie film market, and what real professional skill used in a bare-bones budget film can achieve.
And this one won a number of film festival awards besides the one listed on imdb.com
The point here is that Indie Films have become the modern fanzine, even more than text pastiche on fanfiction.net
And the off-beat, violate-all-the-rules content of these films is becoming mainstream because these indie films are creating an audience.
This Indie Film audience is like the readers of SF in the 1970's who stopped buying traditionally published SF to spend their time and money on Star Trek fanzines.
And then, when Star Trek novels were published by Pocket, they might read those novels, but flatly refuse to follow the professional SF authors who wrote those novels into the author's other SF/F universes.
The publishers concluded that Star Trek fans were not interested in SF/F.
They were wrong.
It was the traditional publisher's rules that turned the readers off.
So here I'll cut you off in suspense. Look for Part II next Tuesday.
Jacqueline Lichtenberg
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Android 2.3 Gingerbread is amongst the hottest topics in the android world right now. Whether it is curiosity about receiving the OTA upgrade or if it is all it is cracked up to be, the forums are flooded with Gingerbread discussion. Among the fabled upgrades are speed and performance enhancements, a refreshed UI, new text selection, and more.
First, under the spot light is speed. Gingerbread is faster then its predecessors. Along with the speed comes a smoother experience with almost every interaction with the phone including, but not limited to, menus, screen swipes, and scrolling. Although it is impossible to dictate just how much faster Gingerbread is then Froyo with a quantity, the differences are definitely noticeable.
Second, the refreshed UI. The user interface is not a complete overhaul, but has some noticeable changes. First the color scheme has changed to a black, orange, and green with the menus being set against a all black background instead of trimmed in white. The biggest change is the functionality of the home screen menu. Accessing the menu presents you with an option to manage apps, and allows you to go directly to the app manager. Also among the UI changes is the new text selection and copy/paste tool. Simply tapping on the text box brings up the selection tool that you drag to any position in the text to make the modifications. A long press will bring up two selection tools that allow you to drag over what you wish to copy, cut, or paste. Along for the ride is the new Microbes wallpaper that ships by default with Gingerbread. This adds a little human interaction with live wallpapers.
Third, is the introduction of Near Field Communications (NFC) and the downloads app. The NFC chip inside the phone allows the phone to interact with NFC stickers , which contains information that the phone will automatically process. The downloads app allows you to sort through all the downloaded content on your Android device.
Android 2.3 Gingerbread, while not a complete overhaul, will definitely hold its own until the release of Android 3.0 Honeycomb. Look for the OTA update for your phone in hopefully the near future.
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Rusty Metal Text Style Photoshop Tutorial
Today we are going to create an interesting 3D rusty metal text in Photoshop using layer styles and textures. To make the process more easier, for this tutorial we'll use a 3D text mockup. We'll simply modify the layer styles adding a seamless rust pattern and the result is done. You can use this rusted metal effect for text and shapes.


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Kelly Wilson is the author of Live Cheap & Free, Don't Punch People in the Junk, and Caskets From Costco, along with numerous articles and short stories for children and adults. She currently writes for a living and lives with her Magically Delicious husband, junk-punching children, dog, cat, and stereotypical minivan in Portland, Oregon.
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Every city has at least as many stories as it has residents. Tel Aviv has a particularly strong and problematic relation to storytelling, given that the city was, in a sense, first envisioned in fiction, in Theodore Herzl's Altneuland, published before the founding of Achusat Bayit (Tel Aviv's first neighborhood) in 1909. Nachum Sokolov's 1902 Hebrew translation of Herzl's utopian futuristic novel was called Tel Aviv,2 and this title was the inspiration behind Sheinken's suggestion for the town's new name in 1910. Writing about Tel Aviv, it seems, has always been haunted by the city's origins as a fictional construct. Nonetheless, Tel Aviv exists quite palpably and in increasingly diverse and noisy fashion; it has, in many ways, left fiction behind.
My own reading of Tel Aviv is an attempt to formulate a descriptive poetics which both respects the presence of the past in the city's physical plane, and pays attention to its contemporary cultural and social landscape. My essay will focus on Rothschild Boulevard and the surrounding neighborhood of Achusat Bayit. It is structured as a kind of visual walking tour of sites and episodes in the city's history, as represented in fiction, photography, painting, guidebooks and public art. I first introduce elements of the city's offcial history. I then offer several examples that I believe counter or correct that history with a more nuanced appreciation, both of Tel Aviv's ambivalence toward its own origins, as well as the enormous variety of cultural expression in the city.
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1793 Chain 1C AMERICA XF45 PCGS. CAC. S-3, B-4, Low R.3....Click the image to load the highest resolution version.
1793 S-3 Chain Cent, XF45
1793 Chain 1C AMERICA XF45 PCGS. CAC. S-3, B-4, Low R.3.
Possibly the most historically important U.S. coin, the Chain cents
were the first coins ever minted in the first Philadelphia Mint
facility, with coinage in February and March 1793. In his
Encyclopedia of United States Large Cents, Walter Breen
wrote: "They are the first mass production coins in any metal
issued by the federal government on its own machinery, and within
its own premises. For all practical purposes, these are the first
regular issue United States coins."
Late Die State
Heavy Obverse Clash Marks
All of the copper used for the Chain cents came from local sources. Slightly more than 6,000 pounds of copper was purchased for the Mint in the last quarter of 1792, and another half ton was purchased in early March 1793. The single largest supplier were Gustavus and Hugh Colhoun. The latter name, Hugh Colhoun, appears in burial records at Christ Church cemetery in Philadelphia. He died on October 1, 1838, at the age of 71 years.
Five varieties were coined between February 27 and March 12, with a total production of 36,103 coins, and they were delivered from the chief coiner during the first two weeks of March. It has even been suggested that the first Chain cents may have been "ceremonially struck on Washington's birthday, Friday, February 22."
Breen attempted to correlate the eight individual delivery records with the known varieties, although his correlation assumed that all Chain cents were struck on a single press, in the exact order of his variety presentation. For Sheldon-3, he suggests that between 15,000 and 18,000 coins were minted from March 2 through March 8.
The present piece is one of the last of the S-3 cents coined, with heavy clash marks in front of the face and before the neck. The reverse shows field roughness, the result of die resurfaces to remove heavier clash marks. If Breen's analysis of minting dates was correct, then we could project that this coin was struck on March 7 or March 8, 1793.
Both sides of this Choice XF specimen are deeply toned in steel and dark olive, with a slight reddish-orange appearance on the high point of the central obverse. A few tiny rim bumps are evident on each side, and old scratches are noted, the latter entirely blended with the surrounding surface, and virtually undetectable without a loupe. MRB VF25.(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 223F, PCGS# 1341)
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Marge Piercy is my writing idol. - Goodreads
Review: Gone to SoldiersUser Review - Jenny - Goodreads
One of Piercy's best. The amount of research that must have gone into this book is massively impressing. She knows about sea battles and code breaking and women pilots and the Resistance and female ... Read full review
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Review: Gone to SoldiersUser Review - E. - Goodreads
I was so looking forward to this, but it was nothing compared to Herman Wouk's Winds of War and his War and Remembrance. Put it down about half way through. Read full review
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Graduated from art school in 1975 with a B.F.A. Honours. Worked at a production pottery in Scotland, with Robert Sanderson.[see The Log Book]
Apprenticed to the late Michael Cardew in Cornwall, Great Britain, 1978-79.Ceramic technician back in Canada for a year.
Graduated with an M.F.A. from the New York state College of Ceramic, Alfred, N.Y.,1982.
Got my B.Ed. degree in 1985. Been teaching art to high school students, these last 31 years.In 2012. I was awarded the Canadian High School art educator of the year.In 2009, We went on a teacher exchange to Australia.
Three years ago, I built my dream studio with heat in the floor, behind my house. I had spent 26 years in a co-operative studio on the second floor of a warehouse. No more stairs for me!