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Culver City CA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
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The median home value in Culver City, CA is $855,000.
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the county median home value of $445,300.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Culver City, CA is $855,000.
Approximately 53.82% of Culver City homes are owned,
compared to 40.94% rented, while
5.24% are vacant.
Culver City real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
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6425 Green Valley Circle UNIT 200 Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Itz-Sold.com Alexei Pavlov
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LARGEST FLOOR PLAN in the Complex!! Conveniently located in the resort-like Heather Village complex with its lush grounds & abundant amenities including 3 swimming pools, spa, saunas, tennis courts, fitness center, & spacious clubhouse with ping pong and pool table, this inviting and light second floor unit is a wonderful find in Culver City. Upon entry you are welcomed by an open & airy floor. Step out onto the oversized enclosed patio facing the pool and you realize it is perfect for relaxation or entertaining. The fully-equipped kitchen opens to the living room & open bar and features tiled counters & floors, gas stove, & contemporary cabinets with elegant hardware. The full guest bath features tiled flooring & modern vanity, & both bedrooms are good-size with mirrored closets & oversized windows. The master bedroom has exceptional closet space plus an attached tiled bath. Basic cable, gas, water, & trash included with the homeowners dues & unit comes with 2 separate parking spaces (549 & 101)
5108 Raintree Circle Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeService Keith Endow
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What a convenient location! The Raintree development is located just off Overland Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard. Just North of West LA College and the Culver Crest. Minutes from downtown Culver City via Higuera and blocks from neighborhood shopping from Target to even closer a grocery store and a few restaurants like Denny and others. This unit has its own balcony accessible from the living room and the bedroom. Looking Northeast on the outer boundaries of the complex. Updated kitchen plus nice wet bar/breakfast bar area. Gas fireplace in living room and new carpeting,too.
5385 Selmaraine Drive Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Keller Williams Pacific Estate Argie Aguilar
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Sunkist Park, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, laundry room next to kitchen, kitchen has tile counter tops & new plumbing under kitchen only, linoleum floor and carpet thru out the rest of the home, all original decor.
4114 Vinton Avenue Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Cavanaugh Realtors Daniel John Cavanaugh Jr.
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Prime Carlson Park location waiting for complete remodel or a developer's inspiration. Walking distance to downtown Culver City and convenient to the studios, dining, shopping, Metro Expo Line, and all the new retail/business developments opening soon. This home was once a beautiful Spanish style home with exposed, decorated wood beamed ceiling, 3 bedroom, 1 bath. It has been neglected and is in very poor condition. Property is being sold with the vacant partially-adjoining lot at 4123 Jasmine. 4114 Vinton has an oversized lot of over 7,600 square feet and is zoned R1. Property at 4123 Jasmine is zoned R2 which may allow for a duplex or two separate homes although buyer should check with the Planning Department of Culver City. The two properties have about 40' of common lot line at the rear of each lot. Property is in a trust; no court confirmation is required. Do not go on the property without listing agent.
4836 Hollow Corner Road UNIT 311 Culver City, CA 90230
Open House:
Sunday, 2/26 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Marina Del Rey Realty Amaia Anchustegui
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Resort style living in the known Tara Hill complex. Beautiful, 2 bedroom, 2 bath ground floor condo. Good size patio off living room area. Two parking places, not tandem. Complex has two pools, spas, gym, clubhouse, and 24 hrs. security.
11260 Overland Avenue UNIT 9F Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: RE/MAX ESTATE PROPERTIES Michele Walman
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Wonderful opportunity to live in Beverlywood West and reinvent this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome. This is a GREAT alternative to single family home! Over 1600 sq. ft. enjoy the spacious living room, open formal dining room, large bright kitchen with eat-in area and laundry room. Master bedroom features cathedral ceilings, en-suite, vanity area and lots of closet space. Two additional bedrooms and hall full bath. Attached two car garage with extra storage space. Interior location offers a tranquil living experience with private enclosed patio. This location offers walkability to El Rincon Elementary School, Park,& Shopping Center! The complex includes: Earthquake insurance, basic cable/internet, trash, 2 pools, spa, playground, clubhouse, tennis courts, guest parking & security guard. Unit is sold in AS-Condition with no repairs or credits. Make this your dream home.
4115 Duquesne Avenue UNIT 1 Culver City, CA 90232
Open House:
Thursday, 2/23 5:00-7:00PM
Courtesy: Keller Williams Silicon Beach Vivian Lesny
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Spectacular split level one bedroom in Culver City! Steps from the vibrant down town. This enormous unit offers an office/den space. Private detached over sized 2 car GARAGE. Beautifully updated kitchen with custom cabinetry, stone counter tops, pantry and open concept. Elevated PATIO just off the dining area. Upstairs offers huge bedroom with wall to wall built in closets, LAUNDRY ROOM and bathroom. This unit lives like a COTTAGE truly needs to be seen in order to appreciate the charm!
4190 Duquesne Avenue UNIT 1 Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Advantage Real Estate David Rosenfeld
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Large one bedroom condo with an open floor plan located in the heart of Culver City. Spacious living room and bedroom with custom wood shutters, hardwood floors and generous closet space. Fireplace in Living Room. Washer/Dryer inside. Close proximity to Sony Studios and Downtown Culver City.
8929 Hubbard Street Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Palisades Realty Bruce Schwartz
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Totally redone three bedroom, two bath, Spanish home in the Rancho Higuera neighborhood of Culver City. Blocks to downtown Culver City, Studios, and Expo Line station. Culver City Schools, Police, and Fire. Brand new detached two car garage. Patio off master bedroom. New landscaping.
4942 S Slauson Avenue Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Re/Max Commercial & Investment Daisy Gonzalez
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OWNERS MUST SELL, CALLING ALL OFFERS!!! This is an excellent development opportunity on one of the few remaining parcels with LAR3 zoning in this pocket. The lot consists of 8,501 square feet allowing for multi-family construction in a very strong rental market! Currently there is an existing 1,100 sq ft Single Family Residence in tear down condition. The property is located West of the 405, between Braddock and the Ballona Creek, just minutes from the heart of Culver City, Venice, Marina del Rey, and West LA.
5398 Emporia Avenue Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: RE/MAX ESTATE PROPERTIES Michele Walman
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Come experience this completely remodeled Contemporary Culver City home with no expense spared. This 3 Bedrm, 2 Bath remodel was just signed off by the City in 2017 with over 2100 sq ft of living space. Walk into this open concept flr plan which features 10ft ceilings, 7" crown molding, Contemporary Stone Fireplace, gorgeous wood flooring throughout. The gourmet kitchen offers a 9ft Contemporary Quartz Island, wine cooler, Jenn-Air stainless appliances, trash compactor, dishwasher, stove, refrigerator & custom built cabinetry. This open flr plan flows into the dining & living room areas. Newly installed Dual Pane windows. Private Master suite offers a large walk-in closet w/organized built-ins, & custom bathroom with dual sinks, overhead rain shower. Two add'l bedrms share a deluxe hall bathroom.
10712 Whitburn Street Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Vision Realty Group Alan Dabach
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WOW - Just Completed Brand New 2017 Construction VIEW Home in Culver City's Culver Crest. Roof Top Deck Encompasses the Spectacular Expansive Views with Additional Outdoor Living Space, Attention to Detail throughout with No Expense Spared. Enter to Wide Open Floor Plan with Walls of Massive Disappearing Pocket Doors that Fill the Home with Natural Light. European Oak Floors throughout the entire home, Chefs Kitchen with Custom Walnut Cabinetry, Oversized Island with Calcutta Marble Countertop and Backsplash, Stainless Steel Thermador Appliances & 2 Sinks. Expansive Great Room with Fireplace, Powder Room with Custom Wood Wall, Large Master Suite with Fireplace and Private Deck. Oversized Master Bath Features Large Soaking Tub, Massive Shower, Dual Sink Vanity. Walk-In Closet with Custom Built-Ins. 4 Additional Bedrooms (3 Up,1 Down) all with Custom Closets, Designer Tiled Bathrooms, Solid Walnut Doors throughout, Modern Light Fixtures, 2 Car Attached Garage, Tankless Water Heater, Surround Sound and Speakers throughout, Full Water Conscious Designed Landscaping, Fire Sprinklers, Cat 5, CCTV Camera System, Alarm System, Smart Home Ready & More, Not One to Miss.
5905 Stoneview Drive Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Keller Williams Silicon Beach Richard Kissel
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Remodeled Mid-century modern with all the desirable upgrades demanded of today's lifestyle. High beamed ceilings, open architecture, and great room with just a step to the outdoor living space with ample seating areas, green play area, and a large pool and spa. Master Bedroom has great privacy, a modern bathroom, and closet space. Beautiful dark wood flooring in the main living areas and new carpet in the bedrooms. The kitchen is spacious and open to the living/dining area with a large center island, contemporary white cabinets and light granite countertops, Kitchenaide stainless steel appliances. Elegant, yet casual in style! Blair Hills community is fully engaged in the Culver City lifestyle with excellent schools and recreational opportunities including the Stoneview Nature Center, BH Park, and entrance to the Baldwin Hills Overlook Park. This is the hub of the 13 mile Parks to Playa Trail project and just across from Kenneth Hahn Park. Exceptional!
6225 Canterbury Drive UNIT 211 Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Yu-Chin Han; Broker Yu-Chin Han
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******Located in the Hacienda-style Camelot complex****** A turnkey of 1 bedroom, 1 baths unit. Enter into an expansive living room featuring with recess lights, crown molding and bamboo flooring, a separate dining area, outdoor balcony, and a large wall of windows framing picturesque treetop views. The fully-equipped and upgraded kitchen offers abundant cabinet and storage space, built-in microwave, cabinets with granite counter tops. Totally upgraded bathroom with tiles. Elevator, onsite laundry and trash shoot for convenience. Resort-style amenities, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna room and recreation room for relaxing. Gated subterranean parking, controlled access. Popular tree-lined neighborhood close to a plethora of shopping and dining destinations, movie theaters, parks and recreation, and easy freeway access for commuting. *****Low Association Fee*****
5625 Windsor Way UNIT 203 Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Keller Williams Silicon Beach Vivian Lesny
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Located in a small complex with floor to ceiling windows and tree top views! Newly renovated galley style kitchen with quartz counter tops, new stainless steel appliances and freshly painted cabinets. Spacious bedrooms with ample closet space. Bar area with extra storage could be used as office nook. Dual access off living room and dining area to extra large balcony. Additional storage in garage with side by side parking. This complex is VA Approved! Enjoy the close proximity to the Westfield Mall, Starbucks, Trader Joe's and so much more.
4387 Motor Avenue Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Compass Heather Coombs Perez
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Large Lot in the HeArt of Prime Carlson Park Neighborhood! 4 bedroom 2.5 bath, 1898 square foot home with great bones and tremendous possibilities to create a dream home in a Favorite Location! Large step down family room with charming mid-century stone fireplace, vaulted wood beamed ceilings and sliding glass door to lush side yard. Dining area just off the kitchen. Master bedroom has sliding glass door that open onto a private patio. Lots of closet and storage space throughout the home. Spacious backyard. 2 car attached garage and long driveway. Walking distance to neighborhood Carlson Park, Culver City Schools, shops & all the Restaurants & Life in Downtown Culver City.
6001 Canterbury Drive UNIT 304 Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Compass Cristina Warfield
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Remodeled, private corner unit located on the top floor of a recently updated complex. Inside this spacious unit is an open kitchen with breakfast bar, custom dark cherry wood cabinets with ash finish and soft closing drawers and cabinets, Sile stone counter tops, custom hardware, recessed led lighting, stainless steel appliances are energy efficient and include a hood fan, dishwasher, LG refrigerator. The living room is very large with plenty of warm sunlight, perfect for entertaining friends and family. The bedrooms are separate, perfect for guests. The second bedroom is currently used as an office with French doors that open to the living room. The unit has bright natural light flowing thru the skylight and new energy efficient windows that were installed in 2016 and include plantation shutters. All of the closets were replaced with custom organized closets from Closet Factory. Custom tile, paint and fixtures in the bathroom. Centrally located, near beach, entertainment and di
6385 Green Valley Circle UNIT 322 Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: Keller Williams-Santa Monica Dan May
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This warm and inviting 2 bed 2 bath, top floor, corner unit is ideally located in the complex, affording direct access to the unit. Spacious, open floor plan with pitched ceilings makes it feel much larger than 1250 square feet of living space. The updated kitchen features gorgeous white tile counters with attractive glass/ceramic tile back splash, open to the dining area and living room. Both bathrooms were recently renovated. This lovely unit features tree top views, receives tons of natural light and faces west; ideal for dramatic sunsets from the balcony, living and dining rooms. Heather Village amenities include: 3 pools, tennis court, spa, sauna, gym, clubhouse, 24 hr security, Montessori school on-site and playground. HOA dues include: water (hot/cold), Gas (heating/cooking), Cable + HBO, Earthquake Ins. Gym and more! Culver City Schools and services with Fox Hills park, Westfield Mall, Trader Joe's and Sprouts nearby.
4449 Jasmine Avenue Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Keller Williams-Santa Monica Kelley Miller
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Remodeled 4-Bedroom Home in Culver City's Carlson Park! On a large lot with space in front to build a new garage or carport, the existing garage with vaulted ceiling could be converted into an awesome office or 2nd master suite! The large living, family and dining rooms open through two sets of French doors to the patio with hot tub! The light filled kitchen has wood cabinetry and a sunny breakfast nook. The master suite has a custom walk-in closet and beautiful master bathroom with spa tub, separate shower and his & her sinks. Private grass yard surrounded by mature landscaping. Updated systems include copper plumbing, updated electrical, double pane windows, central air & heat, laundry & powder room. Located on a quiet street, near Sony Studios and all the shops & restaurants in downtown Culver City!
3832 Overland Avenue UNIT 1 Culver City, CA 90232
Open House:
Sunday, 2/26 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: John Aaroe Group Robbie Conley
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Can't beat the location. Nestled in the heart of Culver City, this contemporary 2 bedroom 2.5 bathroom condo sits just outside Sony Studios and only blocks from the shops, dining and nightlife of Downtown Culver City. The spacious multi-level condo showcases stylish upgrades including dark hardwood flooring throughout. The inviting first floor opens into a large versatile living area featuring a modern glass rock fireplace and access to a private balcony. The raised dining area flows into to the kitchen with stainless steel double-oven range and built in wine fridge that compliment the updated white cabinets. A dark hardwood and white accented staircase leads to the second floor guest bedroom and bath, laundry room, over-sized walk-in storage closet and large master suite. The dramatic master bedroom features soaring 17-foot ceilings capped by skylights with motorized shades, a gas fireplace and en-suite master bath with over-sized jetted tub. HOA's include Earthquake Insurance.
4735 Berryman Avenue Culver City, CA 90230
Courtesy: REALTY NOW SABA TAILOR-AKBER
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Location Location Location!!! This beautiful Culver City home has been redone throughout . Very open and spacious floor plan with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Formal living room, family room and inside laundry room. This Home features a Huge Back yard Perfect for entraining. Great neighborhood for families... just minutes drive to the highly rated Culver City schools. Home is very centrally located, close to Shopping, public transportation and freeway access... priced to sell fast..... Hurry this won't last!
12350 Herbert Street Culver City, CA 90066
Open House:
Saturday, 2/25 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Keller Williams Rlty Brentwood Holly Hakimian
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Welcome to this Inviting & Captivating One of a Kind Newly Renovated Contemporary Home in Culver City w/Lush Backyard & Amazing Vast Pool!The 4 Bed & 4 Bath Single Story appx 2,000 sqf Home Flooded w/Natural Light Offers an Open Concept Living Room, Dining, Kitchen & a Convertible Den Creating an Entertainers Delight. Features Includes Beautiful Oak Wood Floors & Recess Lighting Throughout. All New Chef's Kitchen w/Stainless Steel Appli & Center Island. Master Bedrm w/Walk-in Closet En-Suite Master Bath has Separate Soaking Tub w/His & Her Vanity. Separate Bedrm En-suit & Bath w/Double Sinks. Den w/French Doors Leading to Private Manicured Back Yard & Sparkling Pool Creates an Amazing Indoor/Outdoor Flow.This Smart & Energy Efficient Home Designed w/NEST Thermostat, New Heat/AC, RING Video Intercom Sys, Ethernet and Wiring throughout yet another Attention to Details. Centrally Located Close to Shops, Restaurants, DT Culver City & Beach. Culver City School District.
3842 Lenawee Avenue Culver City, CA 90232
Courtesy: Barcode Properties Mark Miller
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Must see Blair Hills home featuring 2292 sq ft of living area, 4 bed, 2.5 bath and a large private pool. This mid-century gem has great curb appeal with an open floor plan perfect for entertaining. Enter into a bright front room with high ceilings, skylights and a sandstone fireplace. Brazilian teak hardwood floors found throughout the home and the newly remodeled kitchen has newer stainless steel appliances, beautiful white cabinets and Carrara marble countertops w/ subway tile backsplash. The living and dining room areas feature a breakfast counter attached to the kitchen, and a built-in bar/cabinet. Exit the living area through a sliding glass door to a new wood deck setting on the side of the house. The home had a new roof, skylights, electrical panel and central A/C among other upgrades installed at the end of 2016. Quiet neighborhood is within the highly-rated Farragut Elementary School per Culver City USD website. Also Available for Lease.
5203 Dobson Way Culver City, CA 90230
Open House:
Sunday, 2/26 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: RE/MAX ESTATE PROPERTIES Donna Benton
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Here is your chance to own a beautiful 2 story Cape Cod in Lindberg Park, one of the hottest neighborhoods in Culver City, within walking distance to Farragut Elementary, one of the most sought after elementary schools on the Westside. Culver City is known for having excellent schools. Do you need an office with its own bathroom? Check. Do you desire an open concept kitchen/dining/living room with a fireplace? Check. What about a butler's pantry and a dry bar? Check, check. What about wide plank French Oak floors and 10' ceilings with crown molding? More checks. Does a chef's kitchen with stainless steel top of the line appliances and ample storage with quartz counters fulfil your dreams? What about a master suite sanctuary with its own fireplace, giant walk-in closet, shower big enough for 2 and separate vanities? All bedrooms have a bathroom. Smart home wiring, with ceiling speakers. Stream it all. 2 tankless water heaters and 2 zone HVAC. Are you ready for this dreamy house?
11995 McDonald Street Culver City, CA 90230
Open House:
Sunday, 2/26 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeService Ian L. Brooks
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Iconic new single family homes, new construction, no HOA fees, no Mello-Roos, located in Silicon Beach! Experience sculptural living where art & architecture merge. Artistically designed, brilliantly constructed for the ultimate California lifestyle. Featuring soaring ceilings, floating stairs, massive walls of glass, reflective concrete flooring, serene terraces w/Epay wood -on all 4 levels! Fabulous rooftop deck with amazing 360° city & mountain views! Gourmet kitchen with waterfall quartz counter tops, Bosch appliances! All baths feature mosaic glass tile and waterfall sinks! Bas-relief textured walls & luminescent skylights. Stunning 2 bedroom with sleek loft + 3 baths! Single family residence - (no shared walls)- structurally and legally independent! No HOA fees- amazing!
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The long-awaited decision held that method, computer-readable medium and system claims for technology related to "the management of risk relating to specified, yet unknown, future events" were not directed to patentable subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101. However, the court remained divided on the issue of whether the claims drawn to a system of implementing instructions that essentially correspond to those recited in the method claims are patent eligible.
On May 10, 2013, a fractured en banc U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit published its long-awaited decision in CLS Bank International v. Alice Corporation. With Judge Taranto sitting on the sideline, the remaining 10 members of the en banc court split, resulting in a per curium affirmance of U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Judge Collyer, holding that method, computer-readable medium and system claims for technology related to "the management of risk relating to specified, yet unknown, future events" were not directed to patentable subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101. However, the court remained divided on the issue of whether the claims drawn to a system of implementing instructions that essentially correspond to those recited in the method claims are patent eligible, notwithstanding that a majority of the en banc court agreed that neither the corresponding method claims or computer-readable media (i.e., Beauregard) claims are patent eligible.
Plainly contemplating the likelihood that, as a consequence of the deadlock in this case, § 101 likely will be considered (once again) by the Supreme Court of the United States, in each of the published opinions, the author attempts to divine the likely direction the Supreme Court will go as it again considers § 101 as it relates to patent claims drawn to a system for implementing a non-patent-eligible method.
Background on 35 U.S.C. § 101
The applicable statute, 35 U.S.C. § 101, states, "Whoever invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof, may obtain a patent therefore, subject to the conditions and requirements of this title." Thus, one threshold question in determining whether a patent claim is directed to statutory subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101 is whether the claim is directed to a "process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter."
Procedural History and Posture
Alice Corporation owns several patents, each of which share a common specification and have method, computer-readable medium and system claims directed to "the management of risk relating to specified, yet unknown, future events." In particular, the patents relate to a computerized trading platform for using a trusted third party to create a form of an escrow account to ensure the performance of financial obligation by parties to a transaction.
In 2007, CLS filed suit against Alice, seeking a declaratory judgment of non-infringement, invalidity and unenforceability of Alice's patents. CLS moved for summary judgment on the basis of ineligible subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101. Regarding this issue, the district court and the parties agreed that the claims required a computer including a processor and a memory for implementation. However, the district court still concluded that Alice's method claims "are directed to an abstract idea of employing an intermediary to facilitate simultaneous exchange of obligations in order to minimize risk." The district court further held that Alice's system claims were not directed to patentable subject matter, because those claims "would preempt the use of an abstract concept . . . on any computer." Alice timely appealed to the Federal Circuit.
Judge Lourie's Opinion
Judge Lourie, in a concurring opinion joined by Judges Dyk, Prost, Reyna and Wallach, found all three classes of claims presented (method, machine-readable media and system) to be patent ineligible. (As pointed out by Judge Lourie, seven of the 10 members of the en banc court agreed that the method and machine-readable media claims were non-statutory).
As with almost all of the opinions published in CLS Bank, Judge Lourie's analysis starts with an examination of the statute and Supreme Court cases construing it. Citing Gottschalk v. Benson, Judge Lourie explained that, while § 101 is broad in scope, "laws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas" are excluded from patent protection. Under well-settled law, a law of nature, a natural phenomenon or an abstract idea cannot be patented. However, as Judge Lourie explained, all inventions rely, to some degree, on laws of nature, natural phenomena or abstract ideas. Thus, in this case, the court must draw a line regarding at what point "laws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas" morph into a "process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter."
In his analysis, Judge Lourie cited the 1948 Supreme Court decision in Funk Bros. Seed Co. v. Kalo Inoculant Co., noting that a concern that runs through the Supreme Court's jurisprudence on § 101 is that the fundamental tools of discovery—laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas—must remain "free to all . . . and reserved exclusively to none," and thus must be denied patent protection. Patenting the fundamental tools of discovery preempts the use of those tools in making other discoveries, and thus serves a purpose opposite that which the patent laws are designed to serve—encouraging innovation. In its analysis of patentability under § 101, the Federal Circuit attempts to "guard . . . against the wholesale preemption of fundamental principles . . . . Claims should not be coextensive with a natural law." In other words, according to Judge Lourie, to be statutory under § 101, a claim cannot "subsume the full scope of a fundamental concept . . . [and cover] the concept's every practical application." The threshold question is "whether [the claim] contains additional substantive limitations that narrow, confine or otherwise tie down the claim so that, in practical terms, it does not cover the full abstract idea itself." The abstract idea must be tied down to a particular useful application of the principle that is not well understood or conventional in light of the principle.
Judge Lourie cautioned against an overly "formalistic" approach to the subject matter eligibility analysis and to the use of bright line rules that do no more than invite manipulation by clever claim drafters by encouraging "highly stylized language," "hollow field of use limitations" or "token post solution activity."
In the instant case, the patents are concerned with reducing settlement risk by facilitating a trade through third-party intermediation. As explained by Judge Lourie, third-party intermediation is an abstract idea that was discovered, not invented. Thus, the question under § 101 becomes whether the inventors added "significantly more" to the abstract idea to make the idea patentable.
Alice argued that the computer, implied in the method claim, is sufficient to make the idea patentable. However, Judge Lourie characterized the use of a computer as "insignificant post solution activity." As explained in the opinion, for a computer (express or implied) to render the claimed method patent eligible, the claim must involve a "specific or limiting recitation of essential or improved computer technology." The computer must perform steps that are not merely accelerated (relative to human processing) calculations. Thus, Judge Lourie concluded that the method claims are not directed to statutory subject matter. Similarly, Judge Lourie concluded that the computer-readable medium claims are not patent eligible under § 101 because the computer-readable medium claims have similar (preemptive) scope to the method claims.
Turning to the system claims, the court noted that, while the method and computer-readable medium claims recite a series of steps, "The system claims are different . . . in that they also recite tangible devices as system components, including at least 'a computer' and 'a data storage unit.'" However, as Judge Lourie explained, the system claims under consideration should not be evaluated differently from the method claims simply because they are directed to a physical object, i.e., reciting such physical objects as a processor and a memory. Specifically, the court reasoned that "applying a presumptively different approach to system claims generally would reward . . . clever claim drafting," and thus would allow patentees to obtain patents on ideas or principles, rather than implementations of inventions. However, Judge Lourie noted that, in some cases, "a system claim that builds on the same abstract idea as a patent-ineligible method claim may well incorporate sufficient additional limitations, computer-based or otherwise, to transform the idea into a patent-eligible application." The sufficient additional limitations, however, must extend beyond those found in a typical computer. In other words, "computers that have routinely been adapted by software consisting of abstract ideas . . . to do all sorts of tasks [e.g., third-party intermediation via escrow account] that formerly were performed by humans," are not patent eligible. While computers per se are patent-eligible machines, "abstract methods coupled with computers adapted to perform those methods" are not necessarily patentable. In this regard, Judge Lourie distanced the court from In re Alappat, noting that as it relates to patent eligibility, "the Supreme Court has spoken . . . and we must take note of that change."
Chief Judge Rader's and Judge Moore's Opinions
Chief Judge Rader (joined by Judges Linn, Moore and O'Malley) and Judge Moore (joined by Chief Judge Rader and Judges Linn and O'Malley) cautioned against creating a "free fall" in the patent system by lumping method, media and system claims together and finding that all are directed to no more than an abstract idea and are patent ineligible under § 101. As explained by Judge Moore, "if all of these claims, including the system claims, are not patent eligible, this case is the death of hundreds of thousands of patents, including all business methods, financial system, and software patents as well as many computer implemented and telecommunications patents."
Judge Moore directly invited the Supreme Court to consider the system claims, regarding which the Federal Circuit is "irreconcilably fractured," and to take the opportunity "to distinguish between which claims are and are not directed to patentable subject matter."
Judge Newman's Dissent
Judge Newman's dissent seems directed to the Supreme Court more than to the parties. She argued that § 101 provides an inclusive listing of the "useful arts" for patent purposes that should be used to eliminate claims that are "abstract" or "preemptive." In Newman's belief, the court should not create a new all-purpose definition of "abstractness" and "preemption," as she believes the Lourie concurrence did here, arguing that these concepts are better covered by the substantive elements of the patent law in § 102, § 103 and § 112. However, Newman agreed with the Lourie concurrence that patent eligibility should not depend on the form of the claim (e.g., system or method).
Regarding the concept of abstraction, as applied to patent eligibility under § 101, Judge Newman noted that, "While a scientific truth, or the mathematical expression of it, is not a patentable invention, a novel and useful structure created with the aid and knowledge of scientific truth may be." Citing Diamond v. Diehr, Newman noted her belief that the court should broadly interpret § 101 to cover "anything under the sun that is made by man." Vehemently disagreeing with Judge Lourie's analysis, Newman wrote, "it cannot be that computer-implemented developments may or may not be eligible under § 101 depending on how broadly they are sought to be claimed . . . breadth of claiming, and undue breadth, are determined under §§ 102, 103, and 112, not § 101."
Consequences of the Decision
A major consequence of the decision is that an "abstraction" and "preemption" test is added to the test for patent eligibility under § 101. For computer-implemented inventions, lawyers drafting patent claims must look at the fundamental mathematical or natural principle on which the law is based and add "something more" to the principle to make it patentable. Ideally, the "something more" would be a hardware element. However, if a hardware element is not possible, the "something more" could potentially include an additional computation or step that is not readily apparent from the principle. System or apparatus claims should be included in every case, pending possible Supreme Court review. In fact, one possible prosecution strategy may be to forgo method claims (and almost definitely media claims) entirely, at least until system claims have been secured, as the inclusion of such claims may invite unwanted comparison with the apparatus or system claims. In CLS Bank, the Lourie concurrence went out of its way to note that patent eligibility should not depend on the ingenuity of the claim draftsperson. As Judge Moore has warned, in the wake of the CLS Bank decision, many concepts in the business method, finance, software and telecommunications fields may be more challenging to successfully claim.
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Two arrested at badger setts near Stone
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Two men have been arrested following reports of suspicious activity at some badger setts in Staffordshire.
Police were called to the site, in woodland on the outskirts of Stone, on Sunday evening and seized a pick-up van which had been parked nearby.
A 46-year-old man from West Yorkshire and a 51-year-old man from Derbyshire were arrested.
Staffordshire Police said they were being held on suspicion of offences under the Protection of Badgers Act.


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A Drawing Experience with Four FRANK Gallery Artists
Each Session is $30 ($20 for participants under 15 years of age)*
materials will be provided.**
All of the following classes are outdoor, plein air drawing classes.
In case of inclement weather, classes will meet at FRANK Gallery.
These outdoor sessions will investigate some tools for drawing in the landscape: Small quick sketches, or gesture drawing; Using a grid for framing and scaling drawings; Exploring the gray scale; A longer look for a more developed drawing. Materials provided.
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Carroll Lassiter
Location: Irvin Nature Preserve & Farm (2912B Jones Ferry Road, Chapel Hill, NC, 27516)
Saturday,October 29, 2016
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Carroll Lassiter and Nerys Levy
Location: Blackwood Farm Park (4215 NC 86, Hillsborough, NC)
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Carroll Lassiter, Nerys Levy
Location: Brumley Forest Nature Preserve (Directions will be sent to registered participants)
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Nerys Levy
Location: Johnston Mill Nature Preserve (2713 Mt. Sinai Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514)
Indoor drawing and mixed media workshops, all to be held at FRANK Gallery.
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Shelly Hehenberger
Collage workshop: we will create small collages in our travel journals inspired by any piece of artwork on display in the gallery. I will provide a diverse array of my own hand-painted textures and patterns on paper to work with. The class is concurrent with a Dec-Jan exhibit of my large-scale abstract paintings at Frank Gallery. Student only need to bring their sketch book journals.
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Shelly Hehenberger
Collage workshop
Saturday, February 11, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Sudie Rakusin
Drawing sessions with Sudie - Form: Using fruit, we will learn to draw a rounded form using light and shadow, shading techniques, reflected light and turning of form. Get ready to draw, enjoy and add to your travel journal!
Saturday, February 25, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Sudie Rakusin
Drawing session with Sudie - Fabric: Learn to draw folds with a piece of draped material with a direct light source using shading techniques. Get ready to draw, enjoy and add to your travel journal!
Saturday, March 11, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Sudie Rakusin
Drawing session with Sudie - Fruit and Folds: A still life of fruit on a draped piece of fabric will be set up with a direct light source. We will work on shading techniques, reflected light and turning of form. Get ready to draw, enjoy and add to your travel journal!
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Peter Filene
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Time: 11:00am
Teacher: Peter Filene
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Please fill out this form to completion. Payment is due at the time of signup to hold your place. Capacity will be limited, number of participants may vary per session. Payments can be made directly to FRANK Gallery below via the PayPal link, by phone (919.636.4135), or in person.
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Session descriptions are provided above. You are welcome to, but not required to participate in all sessions. Techniques will be reviewed as needed in each session, and will be expanded upon for repeat participants.
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never had a bad meal from here absolutely amazing food and prices, the staff are amazing absolutely lovely family must try the irish curry sauce
Was doing a tourist trail of the old town when we walked past this chippy got a whiff of chips ,(diet gone) popped in got a tray of chips and Yorkshire caviar (or MUSHY PEAS to the strangers) server added scraps ,we sat on a bench and scoffed them in no time. Can honestly say have never tasted better chips...
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I have recently moved to Bridlington and Gabby is our closest Fish and Chip shop. I ordered 2 regular fish and chips. A small fish and chips and a sausage and chips to feed my wife and I and 2 children. What I received would have fed 8 of us, probably more. Interestingly they also fry in rapeseed oil. So...
We stay in Scarborough a couple of times each year and always make a special journey to this lovely fish n chips shop. Perfectly fried chips and a great menu. We love the curry here too and even bought a box of the Irish Curry to take home for my son a couple of years ago.
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Excellent for quality quantity and service never be beaten and real value for money portions not for the faint hearted you have been warned . This is the nearest fish you will get to freshly caught out the sea it is caught filleted skinned and frozen at sea locking all that goodness and flavour in and then cooked in a...
Looking at some of the reviews on here it's almost laughable. This is a chip shop not a restaurant. They offer Fantastic value for money not foie gras. There is a lot of thought put into what is offered. The menu often being tweaked and added too. Also I believe the chips will now be veggie friendly cooked in rapeseed...
Have taken a massive gamble & gone all rapeseed oil. We have fried in beef dripping for 15 years! 4 x big range pan all on rapeseed oil, everything has changed, we cook in rape seed oil. We are the oldest est fish & chip shop in Bridlington 1897 & want to give people a different choice. 99% OF OTHER...
Great fish and chips in the heart of old town. Freshly Made to order and of excellent quality with very generous portion sizes makes this a very popular place. Very friendly staff and a good selection of foods on the menu.
First of all, none of the reviews can prepare you for how much food you actually get. A small haddock with chips and a side is at least twice as much as you get elsewhere, and at only £4.50, it's much cheaper too. Scraps are offered, as are "extra fish bits" making it a HUGE portion. Chips are cooked in...
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November 07 2013 12:06PM
When you are a 28th place team every game is tough. Two days after a 4-3 OT victory over the 27th place Florida Panthers, the Oilers at least have some momentum heading into a showdown with the 10th place Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Oilers, most likely Andrew Ference and Jeff Petry, will have the pleasure of trying to shut down the dangerous duo of Steven Stamkos and Marty St. Louis. Stamkos is 2nd in NHL scoring with 20 points, while St. Louis is tied for 17th with 16.
Those two have scored 40% of Tampa Bay's goals, and only twice this season have both of them been held pointless. The Bolts lost both games, 3-1 and 5-0, and both losses came against the Bruins.
November 07 2013 07:55AM
The Oilers grabbed a road win in Sunrise on Tuesday, and there are signs things may get better. Taylor Hall is close to returning, the defensive depth (Larsen, Fedun) has been as advertised and the Nuge is beginnng to push the river again. One key item that remains unsolved: the goaltending. This has been Devan Dubnyk's job all along, now it's time for him to deliver.
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November 06 2013 09:21AM
The day after the Oilers picked up a well-deserved victory, the Oilers recalled Linus Omark just in case there weren't enough things to debate in Oilersnation.
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November 06 2013 08:01AM
So. That happened.
Oilers crush Panthers in lopsided, not-close-at-all, 4-3 overtime win
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November 05 2013 08:22PM
Taylor Fedun scored his first NHL goal in his first NHL game a little earlier tonight. Another rookie, Mark Arcobello, scored the first two goals of his NHL career - including the game-winner. Philip Larsen scored his first goal as an Oiler.
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I was four, not five, as I'd always assumed until this morning, when I suddenly realized that it was 1961 when the Berlin Wall went up, so I was four, definitely not five, when I saw the cover of a magazine lying in a dentist's office with an image I didn't understand but which shocked and fascinated me: a color drawing of a figure clawing its way over a barbed wire-topped wall, mouth stretched in a Munch-like howl, blood dripping from its fingers. I've often searched for that cover, in vain, on the Internet, as if to prove to myself that this memory from the depths of my past has some basis in reality. It came to mind again this morning, after a very worthwhile re-reading of Wolfgang Hilbig's darkly humorous "I" (1993, trans. Isabel Fargo Cole), about an aspiring writer, W. (or Cambert, or I, or "I"), who works as an informant to the East German secret police and, in the process, loses track of his own identity.
The memory of the magazine cover reminded me, once again—because I've been to Berlin many times since the Wall came down—just how much has changed in that city. The very fact that I can hop, literally, back and forth across the former border between East and West—it's a city like any other, yet unlike any other, because the past can never be entirely erased. In the 1980s Berlin of Hilbig's identity-fluid protagonist, whose mission, "Operation: Reader," is to infiltrate East Berlin's literary scene, the Wall is still standing and the "System" is working overtime to keep it that way. But there are doubts (fissures in the Wall?), even among those within the System, as to how long it will last.
(She stopped typing to glance out the window, where Prague, not Berlin, was thawing to reveal the red rooftops she'd forgotten were lying beneath a week-long blanket of snow. Hilbig's novel, which she had first read on the train to Berlin, and now, for the second time, in Prague—the city where she always felt closest to what one might call her true persona, and, as fate would have it, her flat was situated in the same street where the Czech Secret Police once had their headquarters—was open to one of her favorite passages, in which W. (Cambert, I, "I") describes the only place where he feels even remotely at ease:
The basement passages beneath Berlin's houses are generally clean, and most of them are well lit. And this winter they were warm; the frost barely penetrated to their foundations. There were places down there—I thought of one place in particular I often resorted to—where I'd sat for hours on a wooden crate, smoking cigarettes and listening to Berlin's vast mass asleep above my head. Of course it was quiet down here, you couldn't hear a thing; down here probably nothing but explosions could be heard. There was but a quiet hum in the stillness, perhaps only my imagination, or perhaps it was the air in the windings of my ear, compressed by the colossal weight above me. The city above my head was like an enormous generator, its ceaseless vibration barely perceptible in everything stone, echoing that faint faraway hum, inexplicably present in all the cement foundations surrounding me, and in the mind-boggling quantities of red and brown bricks assembled and reaching down and anchoring the city's sea of houses to the earth. A thousand years long – how long, I didn't know – the stones had been sunk into the bowels of the earth, and it was unclear how many more thousands of years the city could hold out, could endure, with the inconceivable weight of its foundations driven into Europe's heart.)
I've often wondered, and I'm certainly not the only one, how it must've been to live under the Communist Regime in Eastern Europe. How far would I have gone to preserve some semblance of personal freedom? How many would I have betrayed, or would I have kept silent, at the risk of imprisonment, or worse? Would I have left it all behind and fled to another life? As Hilbig writes, "To stay, or not to stay?" It's easy enough to ponder these things in the comfort of my own surroundings, but I can't honestly say I have an answer.
(The doorbell rang, twice. A postman she had never seen before stood in the dimly lit hallway, holding out a small package addressed to Ms. Susan Branch. Her name wasn't Susan Branch, or at least it hadn't been when she'd arrived in Prague. Thank you, she said, taking the package without clarifying the matter, then quickly closed the door, telling herself that if her deception were discovered, she'd blame it on the confusion brought about by her reading—twice—the novel "I". Though perhaps she deserved some sort of chastisement for attempting to emulate Hilbig's style in a blog post. Such hubris! Shaking her head to dispel these thoughts, she tore off the brown paper and held up its contents in the greyish light: Isabel Fargo Cole's second Hilbig translation, The Sleep of the Righteous! Obviously, someone had been monitoring her recent reading activities. Or Susan Branch's. But this time, she was grateful. And Ms. Branch, whoever she was, would have to wait. She had it first.)
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Its name had been Galasien once, a city of broad streets and thriving markets, of docks crowded with bright-sailed river craft. The shrines of its gods and heroes, their altars asmoke with incense offerings, had watched over commerce and statecraft, lords and ladies, workmen and peasant farmers alike, in long and pleasant prosperity.
Its name under the Sihhë: lords had been Ynefel. For nine centuries four towers reigned here under that name as the forest crept closer. The one-time citadel of the Galasieni in those years stood no longer as the heart of a city, but as a ruin-girt keep, stronghold of the foreign Sihhë: kings, under whom the river Lenúalim's shores had known a rule of unprecedented and far-reaching power, a darker reign from its beginning, and darker still in its calamity.
Now forest thrust up the stones of old streets. Whin and blackberry choked the standing walls of the old Galasieni ruins, blackberry that fed the birds that haunted the high towers. Old forest, dark forest, of oaks long grown and sapped by mistletoe and vines, ringed the last standing towers of Ynefel on every side but riverward.
Through that forest now came only the memory of a road, which crossed a broken-down, often-patched ghost of a bridge. The Lenúalim', which ran murkily about the mossy, eroded stonework of the one-time wharves, carried only flotsam from its occasional floods. Kingdoms of a third and younger age thrived on the northern and southern reaches of the Lemialim, but rarely did the men of those young lands find cause to venture into this haunted place. South of those lands lay the sea, while northward at the source of the Lentialim,lay the oldest lands of all, lands of legendary origin for the vanished Galasieni as well as for the Sihhë: the Shadow Hills, the brooding peaks of the Hafsandyr, the lands of the legendary Arachim and the wide wastes where ice never gave up its hold.
Such places still existed, perhaps. But no black-sailed ships from the north came in this third age, and the docks of Ynefel had long since gone to tumbled stone, stones slick with moss, buried in mud, overgrown with trees, indistinguishable at last from the forest.
Call it Galasien, or Ynefel, it had become a shadow-place from a shadow-age, its crumbling, weathered towers poised on the rock that had once been the base of a great citadel. The seat of power for two ages of wizardry had become, in the present reign of men, a place of curious, disturbing fancies. Ynefel, tree-drowned in its sea of forest, was the last or the first outpost of the Old Lands ... first, as one stood with his face to the West, where the sea lords of old had fallen and new kings ruled, so soon forgetful that they had been servants of the Sihhë: or the last edge of an older world, as one might look out north and east toward Elwynor and Amefel, which lay across the Lenúalim windings and beyond Marna Wood.
In those two districts alone of the East the crumbling hills retained their old Galasieni names. In those lands of upstart men, there remained, however few and remote in the hills, country shrines to the Nineteen gods Galasien had known - while in Elwynor the rulers still called themselves Regents, remembering the Sihhë: kings.
Nowadays in Ynefel birds stole blackberries, and built their nests haphazardly in the eaves and in the loft. A colony of swifts lodged in one great chimney and another in the vaulted hall of Sihhë: kings. Rain and years eroded the strange faces that looked out of the remaining walls. Gargoyle faces - faces of heroes, faces of the common and the mighty of lost Galasien - they adorned its crazily joined towers, its ramshackle gates, fragments of statues seeming by curious whimsy to gaze out of the walls of the present fortress: some that smiled, some that seemed to smirk in malice, and some, the faces of Galasien's vanished kings, serene and blind.
This was the view as one looked up from the walls of Ynefel. This was the view over which an old man gazed: this was the, state of affairs in which he lived, bearded and bent, and solitary.
And, judging the portent of the season and the clouds, leaden-gray at twilight, the old man frowned and took his way in some haste down the rickety steps, well aware of danger in the later hours, in the creeping of shadows across the many gables and roofs. He did not further tempt them. Age was on him. His power, which had held the years and the shadows at bay, was fading, and would fade more swiftly still when this night's work was done: such strength as he had, he held close within himself, and guarded, and hoarded with a miser's single purpose.
Until now.
He reached the door and shut it with a word, a tap of his staff, a touch of his gnarled hand. Thus secure, he caught a calmer breath, and descended the steeply winding stairs with a limp and a tapping that echoed through the creaking maze of stairs and balconies, down and down into the wooden hollowness of Ynefel.
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