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Vacation rental house. Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. No pets allowed.
396 Wagner St
Trinidad, CA 95570
United States
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"C" Lily Cottage in Trinidad - This is a cozy, 2 Bedroom Cottage w/ nice yard, just a short walk to beaches, parks, museums, trails, cafes, wine tasting and shopping. Relax and hear the beach birds, ocean, seals, and the bell of the buoy! Cottage is comfortable,
clean, and cute! Great for a couple with children. Located towards the end of a private, dead end drive adjacent to the bluff overlooking the ocean and beach. Charcoal BBQ, outside, private sitting area in fenced in yard. Great place to call home while you
explore the beaches, sea life, parks, wildlife, hiking, kayaking and everything Trinidad and Humboldt County have to offer.
Due to limited space, parking is restricted to one car. There is no street parking. Due to the quiet street, noise disturbances are taken seriously, and we do provide foot patrol to ensure guest compliance. HSU graduation and all major holidays, Trinidad homes
are monitored during quiet hours.
At no time may any vacation home in Trinidad be rented for the intent or purpose of an event or party.
Stayed 3 days ending in
August, 2018
Overall satisfaction:
a guest from Davis, CA recommends this vacation rental
Awesome stay at the cottage! Great for our family of 4 with 2 young boys. Convenient to everything you want in Trinidad. Would def stay here again.
Stayed 2 days ending in
September, 2017
Shawna W from Redding, CA recommends this vacation rental
Super cute beach house :) we loved our stay and we will defiantly be back! Trinidad has always held a special spot in our hearts now we have a new place to stay that feels like home 💛
The C lily cottage is such a cute little place; thank you for choosing this home and we are glad you found a place to call home while visiting the Trinidad area. We do very much hope you will return to stay with us again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2017
Linda S from Chico, CA recommends this vacation rental
Overall the experience was great. It was easy to find the right rental and the communication I had with employees was great. They were all extremely helpful and accommodating.
Thanks for the great review! Hope we can host again with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals in any of our 100+ available vacation homes!
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2017
a guest from Greenwich, CT recommends this vacation rental
Peaceful and pleasant
Thank you so much for choosing the C lily Cottage for your vacation and we hope you will visit us again.
a guest from Ridgecrest, CA recommends this vacation rental
This is a perfect location to get away from the summer heat. The cottage is located in an ideal location with a short walk to beach and restaurants. The place is very clean. The neighborhood is quiet and is perfect getaway from the stresss of big city
life. Our family had a rejuvenating time here. Thank You!
The C lily Cottage is such a charming little home. So glad to hear that you had a rejuvenating time here. We hope that we can accommodate you again in the future for many other family getaways.
Stayed 2 days ending in
July, 2017
a guest from Aptos, CA recommends this vacation rental
Worked 3 days at Humboldt State, and treated myself to two nights at Lily C. I loved the cottage and the town! Super cute and comfortable - would return in a heartbeat. Hopefully my wife can join me on the next trip.
Stayed 5 days ending in
July, 2017
Stephen H from Sacramento, CA recommends this vacation rental
I would recommend to any couple looking for an affordable get away.
Thank you for booking the C Lily Cottage and for choosing Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals, We hope we can accommodate you again in the future.
Corinne B from Sacramento, CA recommends this vacation rental
This is a great little house in an awesome location
Thank you for choosing the Clily Cottage and for booking with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals. We hope you will return to visit us again soon.
Stayed 5 days ending in
July, 2016
a guest from Los Gatos, CA recommends this vacation rental
A friend and I stayed in C Lily Cottage while on a visit to the Redwoods in the State and National Parks between Trinidad and a little north of Orick. The cottage is a good size for two adults, though it may be a little small for four. The two bedrooms
are separated by a closet but not by a full wall. Everything is clean and neat. The kitchen is functional. There is a musty odor in the house (likely because the house is so close to the ocean), but there is a dehumidifier in the house, and having the windows
open for a few hours each evening freshened the air. The cottage is in an excellent location, easy walking distance to stores and restaurants in Trinidad, and commuting distance from Prairie Creek State Park and other state and national parks. The manager
is very helpful. We needed help with our access code when we were out of our cell phone service area, and the manager responded to our call promptly.
C Lily cottage is a small and cozy home, ideal for two, and possibly up to 2 children. It is an ideal place to stay for those either on a budget or not planning to stay inside for most of their visit. The location makes this cottage a great base point for venturing out, either by foot to explore beautiful Trinidad, or by car, as it not far to travel to various attractions and sites in the area. We thank you for choosing the C lily cottage for your vacation and hope you will visit Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
June, 2016
a guest from Penn Valley, ca recommends this vacation rental
We had a very good stay. The cottage was clean and comfortable. We had three suggestions which we thought would be useful to know: a need for a reading lamp in the first bedroom (on the wall), a missing lampshade, and the need for a lid for the recycle
bin (it blew over in high winds). Also, instructions for the use of the stove's oven would be helpful. We would definitely come back again.
Thank you for the review of the C lily Cottage and for your suggestions. Guest feedback is so valuable to us, it really gives us a chance to improve. Pleased to hear you had a good stay and I hope you will be visiting us again soon.
Stayed 2 days ending in
June, 2016
Elizabeth G from Gainsville, FL recommends this vacation rental
Trinidad is a great little town. Loved watching the sea lions sunbathe on the rocks. The cottage was perfect. It had everything you need to prep meals and feel comfy. Very clean and well maintained. Wish we could've stayed longer.
Thank you for the review of the C lily cottage. I am glad to hear the cottage was a great little place for you. So close to everything, almost can't beat the location. Sorry you weren't able to stay longer, but I hope this means you will be back to visit us and the beautiful little town of Trinidad.
Stayed 5 days ending in
June, 2016
Virginia G from Heber, Ut recommends this vacation rental
We really enjoyed our stay at the C Lilly Cottage. It was cozy and cute but was just right for what we needed. It was clean an neat and has a cute little kitchen. We spent most of our time traveling the area and visiting the beach, but it was great to
have a nice place to stay when we returned. I really like the town of Trinidad the people were friendly, it has fun gift shops and a nice market. The dining was good too. I would definitely recommend visiting the area and staying in a beach house.
C Lily Cottage is just that, a cozy and cute place to stay while visiting the beach and redwoods. It may be small, but has just what one would need if spending their time traveling around. I am glad you enjoyed your stay here in Trinidad, and we do have good dining here. We are blesses. Thank you for your recent booking and please visit us again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
May, 2016
a guest from Tetonia, ID recommends this vacation rental
Absolutely perfect! A small quaint little home that made you feel totally comfortable! All the amenities you would need for a family or small group. The town of Trinidad is just darling! The beaches the people the Lighthouse Grill ... everything!! We would
encourage staying at this little cottage in heaven to anyone!
Thank you for such a wonderful review of the C Lily cottage. It many be small, but it is cozy and perfect for visiting a beach town like Trinidad. Thank you for booking with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals and I hope to see you again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2015
a guest from Denver, CO recommends this vacation rental
All the details for access to the house were well explained. We found the house clean and the kitchen well equipped. For me the $80 dollar cleaning charge might have been more appropriate for a full week with lots of towel usage but everything was clean
when we arrived and we left it as we found it.
We enjoyed the quiet of the off season and the bathroom was roomy and clean.
Nice little place for two couples or one gal with her parents :)
Just one downside... if I were to stay longer, is that there is no in house laundry...
Perfect weekend cottage!
Thank you for the review of the C Lily Cottage. It is a cute and cozy home, definitely made for smaller groups, as you mention. I am pleased it accommodated you well and I do hope you will make it back to visit us again. Thank you so much for your stay.
Stayed 3 days ending in
August, 2015
a guest from Laguna Beach, CA recommends this vacation rental
the property was exactly as described and suited our purposes quite well. It was clean and located in a convenient place for access to all of Trinidad.
Thank you for your stay at the C Lily Cottage. I am glad it was a good fit for you while visiting beautiful Trinidad.
Stayed 4 days ending in
August, 2015
Jaclyn M from Athens, OH recommends this vacation rental
We loved the location and size of the house. It was comfortable and clean, within easy walking distance to beach, grocery, and restaurants. The only thing missing is a washer and dryer--something you really need while at the beach.
First trip to Trinidad?! Well you will need to visit more often. Trinidad is such a wonderful little town and the C Lily is in great proximity to so much of it by foot. Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals thanks you for your stay and we hope you will visit us again soon.
Marsha S from 1, ca recommends this vacation rental
You won't need to take everything but the kitchen sink on this vacation when you rent this immaculate beach cottage in Trinidad. The light filled kitchen has everything you need for making smoothies to souffles for a party of four or more. Trinidad is
a jewel of a town too, so that your "stay-cation" can be filled everyday with local fun things to do. Not far North or South on 101 are plenty of family things to do too. (Did I say friendly casino nearby with $10 freeplay : )Provided are plenty of mags and
brochures on what to do in the area ...you won't need your laptop of smart phone to look for stuff to do although there is a wireless connection. Minimal TV stations. But who came here to watch TV ?! the surrounding area is spectacularly beautiful. Redwood
Coast has lots of great vacation rentals, but this gem is not recommended for people who need to use a walker or wheelchair due to the pea gravel walkways and small occasional steps up and down. In July we didn't need an air conditioner or heater during our
whole stay.
I recommend this as a romantic destination. If you bring your favorite wine, music and candles, C Lily cottage provides the ambiance and queen size beds.
What a wonderful review of the C Lily Cottage. Thank you Marsha! This is a charming little casual, comfortable cottage. I am so glad you enjoyed your time here and the wonderful little town of Trinidad with all it has to offer. Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals thanks you for your stay and we do hope you will return to visit us again!
Stayed 9 days ending in
July, 2015
Silvana C from Grants Pass, OR recommends this vacation rental
We had a lovely 9 day stay with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals at "C" Lily Cottage in Trinidad in July 15. The cottage is nicely appointed and has a good kitchen and bathroom. It's location in Trinidad was perfect for us. We have stayed in several of Redwood
Coast Vacation Rentals over the last 10 years and are always very happy with the service and the very nice folks who own and operate Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals.
Thank you for your kind review. C Lily Cottage. We thank you for being a loyal guest of ours. We look forward to having you back again.
Stayed 4 days ending in
July, 2015
Heather B recommends this vacation rental
This property is just right for a small family. My husband, 11-year-old son, and I were perfectly comfortable. This home is in hiking distance to the beach and short drives to several fantastic beach spots, not to mention the quick drive to Redwoods! We
loved the quaint home and the lovely neighborhood. Not the best phone service in the town, but the wi-fi in the home made the stay more convenient. Restaurants and market nearby are perfect for a small town Redwood/beach experience. We will certainly be back!
Thank you!
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed your stay at the C Lily Cottage. It is a cozy home, yet the accessibility makes it such a great place. Again, Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals thanks you for you stay and we look forward to your next return.
Stayed 3 days ending in
July, 2014
a guest from Mead, WA recommends this vacation rental
pleasurable vacation experience. reasonably price and realistically furnished with all ones needs for vacation. Lovely location w/ access to plenty of amenities, would stay again...and again.
C Lily is such a sweet little cottage and very homey. A perfect little place to stay when visiting our beautiful town of Trinidad. It has all the basic needs to feel right at home. We look forward to having you stay with us again.
Rhiannon A from Sacramento, CA recommends this vacation rental
My family and I had a great stay in this small home by the beach. The home is small, but provides a large fenced yard that gave my children a place to play. It is close to the beach and the lighthouse. It is also walking distance to the small local eateries,
coffeehouse, and market. This place is a nice place to stay if you want to get off the grid and get away from it all. In addition, it is probably best suited for guests without children as it is small with limited seating. Thank you for the great stay!
Thank you for your stay at C Lily. It is a small, cozy home, but in a great location to explore Trinidad. Home you will visit us again and maybe take a look at one of our other 60 homes in the area.
Stayed 4 days ending in
July, 2014
Eschelle S from Fair Oaks, CA recommends this vacation rental
Very nice cottage. Great location. Easy walking to coffee, restaruants, beach. Rooms are small but clean and very cute.
C Lily is a nice little home, tucked away, yet very accessible. Thank you for your stay here with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals. We hope you will return to visit us again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2013
a guest from Sparks, Nevada recommends this vacation rental
Very cute and cozy cottage. Kitchen very well stocked with every thing you need. Close walk to beach. Property Management was professional and helpful. Excellent stay.
C Lily is a cute cottage for those looking to explore, rather than spend time indoor, or just hang out and relax within walking distance to nearly all of Trinidad! It definitely has all the basics of what one would need. I hope you will return to us at Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals or any of our other 50 vacation rentals on the Redwood Coast and Rivers.
Stayed 5 days ending in
August, 2013
a guest from San Diego, CA recommends this vacation rental
the cottage is small but was fine for 2 people. one bedroom does not have shaded windows and is very bright, very early in the morning. the only complaint was that the previous renter's trash and recyclables were not picked up for 3 days and the critters
got into into it all our first night there which left quite a mess. this could be due to the waste system in trinidad, but we couldn't leave it all over the yard and it was a mess to pick up. we would definitely stay here again though...very convenient location!
Glad you had a good time at C Lily. It is quite the cute and cozy home. Thank you for bringing to may attention the bright room, I will look into finding a suitable shade. Our trash is picked up once a week, and you must have arrived right in the middle. If you stay with us again, please know that you can give us a call before garbage day, to remove any trash and/or prevent any critter mishaps. Thank you again for staying with Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals and I hope you visit us again.
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2013
Karen B from Marysville, CA recommends this vacation rental
This is my 2nd response, lovely little cottage, clean and well stocked. Definitely would recommend and also stay again.
Thank you for staying at the "C"Lily Cottage, glad you enjoyed it look forward to having you back soon to this cottage or one of our other 50 vacation homes on the redwood coast from Eureka to Crescent City & even Willow Creek on the Trinity River.
Stayed 3 days ending in
June, 2013
a guest from Peace Dale, RI recommends this vacation rental
Easy to walk to locations in town of Trinidad and to drive to Redwoods National Park. House is clean and comfortable.
Stayed 2 days ending in
May, 2013
Eleonor C from Henderson, Nevada recommends this vacation rental
Location was perfect! It was close to the only store in town and a short walk to the beach.
Sounds like the house was good for you and yes, it is really nice walking to the beach, parks, stores, restaurants, and cafes from the house - can have a great time without getting in the car! Hope to have you back at "C" Lilly Cottage in Trinidad by Redwood Coast Vacation Rentals or one of our other more than 40 homes in Trinidad, Arcata, Eureka, Redwood National Park & now even Crescent City!
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2012
Jessica S from Eugene, OR recommends this vacation rental
Loved this cottage. Felt like we were at home. I would definitely stay there again. The only drawback was that there was not an ocean view.
Stayed 5 days ending in
August, 2012
Rebecca H from Hennessey, OK recommends this vacation rental
Would love to stay again.
Hope you do come back to the "C" Lilly Cottage and our little town of Trinidad again.
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2012
a guest from Cobleskill, NY recommends this vacation rental
My Wife and I were on a trip down the pacific coast and needed a place to stop for a brief respite. We did not know anything about the area but wanted to be near the Redwood Forest. We arrived and were most pleasantly surprised to find the most beautiful
area. The cottage was very clean and cozy. The beds were mostly comfortable and the shower was good. The only downside was the water was not palatable so we brushed our teeth with bottled water. We luckily had some with us and would like to have seen some
provided in the full kitchen. There is not alot open late at night so if you arrive late, bring food and drink with you. However, when you awake, you will have a cool ocean breeze and plenty of sunshine to greet you and that more than makes up for the water
issue. We felt at home there and plan to return again in the future. It was a dicovery well worth making! Minutes to the beach and the most gorgeous of views at the end of the road! We rated the management team as we did because all went well. We never actually
met them but we found everything where they said it would be. Our stay in Trinidad was one of the best parts of our West coast adventure!
Really glad our little town of Trinidad and the C Lilly Cottage were one of the best parts of your Pacific Coast Trip!
Stayed 4 days ending in
July, 2012
a guest from O Fallon, MO recommends this vacation rental
This was a very tidy home with a very well supplied kitchen and thoughtful touches, like throws for the cool evenings. It should be noted that the 2 beds seem to be full beds, the mattresses were pretty lumpy and the 2 bedrooms are connected by a large
pass through closet. The location was great, no view of the beach but a very easy couple minute walk.
Glad you enjoyed it. We will check out the beds to see if they need replacing, or some memory foam on top. Thank you for telling us about it.
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2011
a guest from Susanville, CA recommends this vacation rental
We loved the quiet location in Trinidad. It was an easy walk to the beach and to the market. The cottage was very kid friendly and my daughters loved the house. Wonderful place overall.
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2011
BROOKE W from Danville, CA recommends this vacation rental
Everything was in place for a comfortable stay. All necessary amenities etc. The only item which was missing was a wine opener and we searched the entire kitchen multiple times and never found one. Also, in terms of privacy as a couple, the fact that there
is a shared closet with essentially no wall there between bedrooms was not our favorite to allow good rest for everyone and also overall privacy. Otherwise, wonderful place. We sure appreciated the binoculars as well. Nice touch!
Thank you for the feedback. Will replace the missing wine opener.
Stayed 2 days ending in
July, 2011
a guest from Manhattan Beach, CA recommends this vacation rental
GALEIGH G from redding, ca recommends this vacation rental
nice,charming. glad to have kitchen, resturant in town very greasy! bed uncomfortable if sharing with someone. keep in mind the bedrooms are not private,the closets open 2 each room!neighbors 2 the left facing house,very nosey and commented on our comings
and goings:( great side yard to enjoy reading!
Stayed 3 days ending in
July, 2011
charlie m from paradise, ca recommends this vacation rental
Sandy J from Weaverville, CA recommends this vacation rental
I was so very comfortable in this little cottage...I love a quiet, private area and this was perfect...really settled in and didn't want to leave! The kitchen had everything imaginable and I loved being right in the middle of my favorite spot--TRINIDAD!!
You can walk to everything, including all the trails from this cottage. Mike and Tom were extremely helpful...I'll be back!!
Stayed 3 days ending in
June, 2011
Carolann R from Chico, Ca recommends this vacation rental
I will be back for another stay. i would of liked to of been able to do the sheets for you guys, but i did not have accesss to a launramat that was close by
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Hello John,
I think the copy down function does not work.
I've verified the problem and will fix it shortly.
I have one report that every startup is asking for an update because of a problem with datalink.mdb. Are you seeing that problem? I haven't been able to duplicate the problem yet.
I get the message:
Some files are required. Download now?
If I click ok, I get the message:
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If I click cancel, I get the message:
"Unable to locate/setup the required datalink.mdb file. If this continues, you should contact ..."
When I restart mp3-boss, I get the same message again.
Did you download and unzip:
into the same directory as the DATA.MDB file?
I've figured out the CopyDown problem -- and should be able to create a new version tomorrow.
Looking at the code, it looks like the datalink.mdb update should occur only when the datalink.mdb file can't be found in the same directory as the MPEG.MDE file. Can you verify that there is a datalink.mdb file is present in the same directory as MPEG.MDE.
I have a datalink_backup.mdb in the same directory, I have renamed it to datalink.mdb, started mp3-boss and got the same message again.
mp3-boss renames datalink.mdb back to datalink_backup.mdb.
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Can you send me the DATALINK.MDB and DATALINK_BACKUP.MDB files?
I've added additional error logging in the next version, but still don't see the problem.
I've fixed a problem with the icons being shown instead of the thumbnails, and fixed CopyDown.
sent you the files:
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This simply does not happen in our politics. Presidents are granted broad powers over foreign policy, and they tend to push the envelope substantially in wartime. But domestic power grabs are usually modest in scope, and executive orders usually work around the margins of hotly contested issues.
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Cattail Pond Loop Trail is a 4.1 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Wilburton, Oklahoma that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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The trail is is blazed with double blue dots.
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A nice hike to the dam and back. Some moderate uphill hiking on mostly rocks. Great views in a couple of spots off trail. The downhill on the way back is easier. Fun time with gf and 7 yr old.
I grew up near this park, until I joined the military. Its not that great for hiking.
Cattail Pond trail was a varied trail with rocky creeks, old ponds, pine and hardwood forests, and small bluff. Note that to get to the trail you have to start at the Rough Canyon trailhead and travel a mile before you get there. The trail is well marked but the cross trail signage is in poor condition. Make sure you have a trail map.


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I'll be honest, I was not expecting the latest story in Invincible Iron Man to be about Tony curing Doctor Octopus' health. I assumed the story would pick up from where issue #500 left off and see the noose being tightened around Tony's neck by The Mandarin, Ezekiel Stane, Justine Hammer, and her daughter. Issue #501 instead focuses on an intellectual power struggle between Tony Stark and Dr. Otto Octavius, flashing between past and present day and showing these two brainiacs continually bickering over who is smarter.
Matt Fraction has never been a concise writer with his Invincible Iron Man scripting. His dialogue has always had a very stream of consciousness feel to it, as if it's how it was naturally said, not transcribed onto paper to save space. Issue #501 shares the same fate, and might even take Fraction's non-condensed scripting to a whole new level. Because of this delivery, and because issue #501 is made up almost entirely of people arguing, Invincible Iron Man #501 is a comic that takes longer than five minutes to read. That's a good thing, making the $4 issue seem worth the price tag.
Artist Salvador Larroca continues to blow away expectations with Invincible Iron Man. He's become a great match for Fraction's often-times talking head-focused issues, perfectly conveying the emotions and mindsets of the characters through his detailed facial expressions. Larroca deserves extra props this month for effectively communicating the emotions of a Dr. Octopus whose face is covered up by surgical gear. That's not an easy task to pull off for an artist, but Larroca nails it.
I continue to sing the praises of Invincible Iron Man month in and month out. Matt Fraction and Salvador Larroca are producing one of Marvel's absolute best titles that not only delivers great superheroics, but acts as a call to arms for other creators to try and match this duo's creativity.


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2016 Acura ILX debuts with one drivetrain to rule them all
Redesigned ILX shares a 2.4-liter four-banger and 8-speed automatic with the TLX
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Acura's entry-lux ILX launched two years ago with three different powertrains -- a hybrid, a 2.0-liter four, and a 2.4-liter from the TSX that was, curiously, paired exclusively with a manual.
That's all gone now. The Hybrid went away earlier this year; after 2014, the Sport model with the manual goes away -- the last manual transmission in Acura's lineup. Instead, the ILX will receive just one drivetrain: the 2.4-liter, direct-injected four-cylinder engine from the TLX, paired with its eight-speed dual-clutch automatic.
Versus the outgoing 2.4-liter engine (which only had port injection) the new engine produces five more horsepower, but 12 more lb-ft of torque. And by eschewing the six-speed manual, Acura representatives said, the new ILX will accelerate faster, and gets better fuel economy (a "significant improvement," said one, though final figures have not yet been announced).
The increased torque might just offset the approximate 100lbs of weight gain, which comes from a newly reinforced body structure and added insulation underneath the paint -- a new color Acura calls "Catalina Blue," by the way.
The new A-Spec trim adds side moldings and a trunklid spoiler, along with 18-inch wheels. The interior receives white stitching, red gauges, and "lux-suede" seats.
There's a new trim line available called A-Spec, which adds 18-inch wheels, side moldings and a rear spoiler, "lux suede" inserts on the seats, aluminum pedals, white stitching on the doors and dashboard, and red-numbered gauges. LED lighting is now standard on every ILX, along with now-signature "jewel" headlights.
The interior receives Acura's two-screen system, the lower touchscreen working in conjunction with a rotary knob. Power front seats are now standard. And what's big for ILX is the option of AcuraWatch automation: Lane Keep Assist, Collision Mitigation Braking System, and adaptive cruise control finally trickle down to the baby Acura's two highest trims.
When the ILX goes on sale early next year, Acura hopes to continue capturing the lowest median age of any buyer in the entry-level luxury segment: against such hip, trendy competitors as the Mercedes-Benz CLA and Audi A3.
It will also mark the first time in Acura's history that a manual transmission has been entirely absent from the lineup. Hey, for all of Acura's sporty posturing, less than five percent of ILX buyers went for it. A moment of silence, please -- the future may see tenths-faster acceleration and better fuel economy, but the manual-trans enthusiast gave up on such rationality a long time ago.


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Alex Iglesias (b. 1984 - ) is an artist who has produced BattleTech art for Catalyst Game Labs and Piranha Games. While having produced a number of notable pieces of cover images and internal art for CGL's BattleTech books, Iglesias is probably best known as the lead BattleMech artist for MechWarrior Online.
Iglesias has indicated that his first exposure to BattleTech was via the cartoon series, followed by the Sega Genesis BattleTech game, MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries and eventually the novels. His life-long love affair with drawing 'Mechs ignited, Inglesias eventually graduated with a BFA in illustration from Ringling School of Art and Design, plus took a few courses at the Gnomon school of visual arts. After graduation, Iglesias would work at Day 1 Studios, Ignition Entertainment as well as a freelancer.
Iglesias's move to doing official BattleTech art occurred in a round about way. In 2007 he was hired to do work on CthulluTech and was later asked if he would like to attend their booth at GenCon 2008. Eventually grudgingly agreeing, Inglesias hadn't realised that CthulluTech had partnered with Catalyst Game Labs and would share the same booth, putting him beside many of the ex-FASA writers who produced the BattleTech stuff of his youth. Having brought along a laptop and Wacom tablet to pass the time just in case, an awed Iglesias quickly realised he had a perfect opportunity to show off his 'Mech drawing skills, suitably impressing CGL art director Brent Evans and securing assignments to do freelance work for CGL a few months later.
Alex Iglesias's big break came when he was approached by Bryan Ekman in 2011 to work on the project that eventually became MechWarrior Online, becoming the lead artist of the games' BattleMechs. Inglesias developed a unified art-style and redesigns of the table-top game's existing 'Mechs for the game, eventually moving from Miami to Toronto to physically work at the Piranha offices.


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About E. E. CummingsE. E. Cummings was an american poet, painter and author. His body of work encompasses approximately 2,900 poems, two autobiographical novels, four plays and several essays, as well as numerous drawings and paintings. He is remembered as an eminent voice of 20th century English literature. Read the most famous and best poems of E. E. Cummings below.
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I hung laundry & layed around with not to much purpose. I saw all the yardwork around calling me & knew i should be working on that instead but tried to tune it out. I've so got the cross stitch bug right now!
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I used a couple different peices of random patterns & made it into one small peice. Im going to do that again. I need practice to ignore the vacumming, dishes, and housework & just "be" with the kids , watching them play. It was a great day......now back to the real world for a few more!


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Terms and Concepts
Central Reexamination Unit (CRU)
In 2005, the PTO created a dedicated Central Reexamination Unit (CRU) to ensure quality and consistency of reexamination proceedings, and to reduce pendency. The CRU handles all reexaminations, regardless of technology, and all legacy reexaminations have been transferred to the CRU from their respective technology centers. Mr. Greg Morse is the current director of the CRU, who assumed his new duties on June 23, 2008.
In 2006, the CRU included 31 patent examiners, three supervisory patent examiners, and 10 support staff. When Mr. Morse took over in June 2008, the CRU ranks had grown to a total of 53 patent examiners with 10 in the biological/chemical group, 12 in the mechanical arts, and 31 in the electrical arts. There are now 58 examiners and six supervisors. In short, the CRU continues to grow in response to increased use of reexaminations as a viable post-grant vehicle to challenge patent validity.
The examiners in the CRU are selected from the ranks of the PTO examiner corps and have an average of 17 years of examining experience. Many of the CRU examiners also have advanced technical degrees and/or law degrees. The CRU examiners are evaluated on work quality and workflow, not on production quotas as is the case with the regular examiner corps. Assignment to the CRU is recognized throughout the PTO as professional advancement; morale throughout the CRU is high, and turnover is low. The examiner position in the CRU is currently "temporary," but the recent annoucement for job openings indicates that the position is "transitional." It remains to be seen whether the position will become "permanent" and thus subject to performance metrics as is the case with examiner positions in original prosecution.
In the CRU, preparation of each Office action involves two patent examiners and one supervisory patent examiner. One of the patent examiners prepares the Office action. The second patent examiner and the supervisory patent examiner review the Office action before the Office action is mailed. The three examiners confer to resolve any disagreements.
Interaction Between CRU and OPLA
As noted above, the CRU works closely with the Office of Patent Legal Administration ("OPLA") to resolve petitions to the director, disputes involving the "real party in interest" petitions to merge proceedings, and the like. The CRU also works closely with the OPLA in examining the practical effects of its own rules and in examining ways to streamline reexamination proceedings to reflect today's realities.
At least one OPLA official has acknowledged that, while the present rules worked well in the past when there were relatively few reexaminations, they are "clunky" in today's realities. Therefore, the CRU and OPLA are currently looking to "streamline" some of the rules.
CRU Criticisms
Some practitioners have nicknamed the CRU as the "Central Rejection Unit." Is there any practical truth to this moniker [Reexamining Inter Partes Reexam, Institute for Progress (April 2008)]? With the much greater resources devoted to the reexamination process by the CRU, coupled with the impact of KSR Int'l Co. v. Teleflex, Inc. in terms of how printed publications and patents will be treated by the CRU, and the presence of the third party requester throughout the process in inter partes reexaminations, speculation abounds that the chance of a claim surviving the reexamination process is becoming less and less as time goes on. Is this speculation correct in practice?
Some critics argue that the CRU is unfairly inclined to find claims invalid in reexaminations, especially where these claims have been subjected to extensive prior litigation and have survived significant validity challenges in the courts. They contend that, because the CRU essentially does no searching but instead relies on the parties to do this task, the examiners do not appreciate the innovation captured by the claimed invention because they are "spoon fed" the prior art by the requester.
Moreover, critics contend that the CRU tends to "rubber stamp" the reexamination request filed by the requestor in inter partes proceedings and that the first Office action almost always rejects all of the claims. Recently, however, the CRU has granted several requests for reexamination where the order did not adopt all SNQs and/or proposed rejections. Some contend that any "rubber stamp" improperly shifts the presumption to the patent owner that the claims are prima facie invalid. They also contend that the patent owner essentially can only put forth evidence of nonobviousness in response to the first Office action and that trying "to prove a negative" is daunting at best, and a practical impossibility at worst. Critics argue that this approach subverts the constitutional basis for patents.
Finally, some critics contend that the PTO is pressuring the CRU to be very negative towards claims in reexamination to perhaps mollify powerful political forces at work. It is argued that those political forces seek to weaken valuable patent rights owned by non-practicing entities, which happen to encompass entities such as universities and R&D innovation companies. Some perceive that these entities are being ganged up on and attacked unfairly in the courts. The employees of the PTO interviewed by the authors believe that this criticism is unfounded. These employees counter that any pressures from the PTO are limited to meeting deadlines and timelines.
Practitioner Criticisms
Some critics argue that practitioners are abusing the reexamination process by filing papers for intentional delay or by turning the petition process into a form of motion practice before OPLA.
The authors interviewed high level OPLA, CRU and BPAI officials as well as several judges. These individuals provided extensive criticisms and suggestions on how practitioners could improve in terms of dealing with the PTO and the courts in reexaminations. The authors have provided these criticisms and suggestions in the applicable sections, rather than providing a long laundry list here. Suffice it to say, the bar needs to improve its practices and procedures in a manner commensurate with what the PTO and the courts need to do.
- Statutory Mandate of "Special Dispatch"
- Office of Patent Legal Administration (OPLA)
- Petitioning for Extensions of Time
- 50-Page Limit on Office Action Responses
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Where Do We Go Continued from Page 64 travelling from city to city to spread Torah. From Cairo to Tel Aviv, as the Rishon Letzion Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel and leader of Sephardic Jewry, and lat
AROUND THE FIVE TOWNS Shalom Task Force Presents Jewish Marriage Past, Present, And Future, October 16 On Wednesday evening, October 16, at 745 p.m. Congregation Anshei Chesed, 1170 William Street in
AROUND THE FIVE TOWNS Continued from Page 73 ing plenty of time for the boys to bond. After the boys shook Kareems hand and got copies of the book autographed, the night concluded with Maariv and the
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Legislation allowing Louisiana to use federal health overhaul dollars to expand Medicaid eligibility standards and to pay for private health insurance plans was deferred in committee Monday, effectively killing it for the remainder of the legislative session.
Senate Bill 125, by Sen. Karen Carter Peterson, D-New Orleans, known as the Louisiana Health Care Independence Program, was heavily amended in committee in April to echo legislation that passed through the Arkansas Legislature. The model, known as the Arkansas plan, required the Department of Health and Hospitals to accept federal dollars under the Affordable Care Act.
Unlike other bills that would have required DHH to conform to the parameters of the federal Medicaid expansion, those dollars could instead be used to help subsidize private health insurance plans for the state's uninsured residents in a federally mandated health insurance marketplace.
Supporters of the legislation say the expansion could move up to 400,000 of the state's working but uninsured poor into an insurance program while bringing jobs and injection billions of dollars into the state economy.
"So how in good conscience can we turn down 100 percent of anything that we know will tend to the needs of working class people in need?" Peterson asked.
Opponents say the coverage expansion could move as many as 171,000 residents out of their private insurance plans and into Medicaid. Jindal has also said it could cost the state $1.7 billion over 10 years, a figure that assumes the state would raise the rates it pays Medicaid providers.
If the expansion were implemented, the federal government would pay 100 percent of the cost for Medicaid recipients for the first three years after 2014 while extending health care benefits to anyone earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line. States would be required to cover 10 percent of the cost after 2017.
The bill, which was contingent on federal approval, included a 2017 sunset date and provisions that the state can opt out at any time, including if the federal government reneges on its promise to provide sufficient funds.
A similar bill by Rep. Patricia Smith, D-Baton Rouge is scheduled to be debated on the House floor Tuesday.
While the Supreme Court ruled last year the federal government cannot penalize a state for refusing the Medicaid expansion, a separate provision in the Affordable Care Act does require that businesses employing 50 or more people full-time provide them with health insurance coverage.
Sen. Ben Nevers, D-Bogalusa, said those businesses that decide not to provide coverage will face a $2,000 penalty per full-time employee after the first 30 employees after 2014. Nevers, who offered the Arkansas plan amendments to Peterson's original bill, also pleaded with the committee to allow the full Senate to debate the measure.
Previous analyses done by DHH and the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Office on the original Medicaid expansion option ended up with different conclusions. DHH estimated in a high-impact scenario Louisiana could spend as much as $1.7 billion over the first 10 years of the expansion while the fiscal office estimated the expansion could save the state as much as $510 over the same time frame.
A new fiscal note for the bill factoring in the sunset date and the premium assistance program determined there was a cumulative savings between $311 and $323 million, largely because the federal government will be matching 100 percent of the costs for new enrollees.
A representative from the fiscal office told the committee there will be a cost to the state in the fourth year but stopped at the four-year analysis because of the bill's automatic termination in 2017.
Two former DHH secretaries, Dr. Fred Cerise and David Hood, have come out in support of the bill, along with the AARP, the Louisiana Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Louisiana Primary Care Association and Together Louisiana, a coalition of civic organizations from across the state.
Gov. Bobby Jindal and his administration has been in staunch opposition to the Arkansas model and the Medicaid expansion, saying it doesn't provide enough flexibility and is fraught with uncertainties. Administration officials have also argued the program would unnecessarily capture thousands of residents into the Medicaid rolls if they decide to drop their own insurance in favor of a government-subsidized plan.
"Therefore, any Medicaid expansion approved by the Legislature will result in the same undesirable effects, increase costs to the state, crowd-out private insurance and diminish services for existing Medicaid beneficiaries," DHH Interim Secretary Kathy Kliebert said in a statement.
Sen. Fred Mills, R-Breaux Bridge, whose vote on the Senate health panel got the bill out of committee, wanted to temporarily defer the bill until the committee received more information on the state's effort to privatize the LSU public hospitals, a deal that has been in the works since last year. The LSU Health System has traditionally provided care for the uninsured and poor in Louisiana.
Mills pointed to testimony from Cerise, who used to run the public hospital system, who said the expansion dollars could make the partnerships "much more affordable."
"We may want to vote on this until we see that model and let the fiscal office take the model and see what happens with Sen. Nevers and Sen. Peterson. I don't think you can have the discussion separately without exploring the whole model," Mills said of the role Medicaid dollars would play in the cooperative endeavor agreements.
Mills' motion to temporarily defer failed 5-5. The committee then voted 7-3 to defer the bill with Sens. Fred Mills, Edwin Murray, D-New Orleans, and Gregory Tarver, D-Shreveport voting against its deferral.


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More efficient credit portfolio engineering can increase the decision-making power of bankers and boost the market value of their banks. By implementing robust risk management procedures, bankers can develop comprehensive views of obligors by integrating fundamental and market data into a portfolio framework that treats all instruments similarly. Banks that can implement strategies for uncovering credit risk investments with the highest return per unit of risk can confidently build their businesses. Through chapters on fundamental analysis and credit administration, authors Morton Glantz and Johnathan Mun teach readers how to improve their credit skills and develop logical decision-making processes. As readers acquire new abilities to calculate risks and evaluate portfolios, they learn how credit risk strategies and policies can affect and be affected by credit ratings and global exposure tracking systems. The result is a book that facilitates the discipline of market-oriented portfolio management in the face of unending changes in the financial industry. Concentrates on the practical implementation of credit engineering strategies and tools Demonstrates how bankers can use portfolio analytics to increase their insights about different groups of obligors Investigates ways to improve a portfolioas return on risk while minimizing probability of insolvencyA banka#39;s security interest in collateral is formalized with a security agreement signed by the bank and the borrower ... The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) deals with lender protection on security interests. ... The manual aPresents examination objectives and procedures that Federal Reserve System examiners follow inanbsp;...
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Dimensions: Approximately 10.5 cm long (about 4 inches). Size may vary very slightly by the odd few millimetres.
Sodalite wand patterns can vary between wands. Each sodalite wand comes in a box as shown in the photo, with a satin type lining.
Dictionary Terms Explained
- Unifying, spiritual trust
Sodalite is so named due to its sodium content. Its appearance has some similarities to lapis lazuli but anyone familiar with both can usually distinguish between them.
The gentle spiritual energy of sodalite promotes the need to become more complete and unify the sub-conscious, conscious and higher consciousness. When we feel more complete in this way we are able to trust more the subtle things we feel - things that can easily be dismissed as 'just a feeling'. With this new connection fears about spiritual matters can resolve themselves.
Crystal Wands
- Healing tool
Wands are good to hold when we need focus or clarity. Wands are also used in crystal healing to direct healing energy. The type of crystal you choose will also bring that particular crystal's properties. A wand pointed away from the body will tend to draw energy away and a wand or point pointed towards the body will tend to channel energy in. "Universal energy" rather than your own energy is focussed down the wand and through the point.
Massage wands is the name often used for cut wands that are polished and have a point at one end and is rounded at the other. This rounded end can be used to gently massage sensitive spots on the body while the pointed end can be used in healing.
Laser wands are so called because they focus the energy into a laser type concentration at the tip of the wand. They are natural (not carved) often smaller wands used to direct energy in healing and can have very specific uses in healing such a energetic "surgery", cutting away of negativity and even entities.
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