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Leading the revival of realism in the visual arts, the Art Renewal Center (ARC), a 501(c)(3), non-profit, educational foundation, hosts the largest online museum dedicated to realist art and includes works by the old masters, 19th century, and contemporary realists as well as articles, letters and other online resources. The ARC is the foremost and only vetting service for realist art schools ensuring that the teaching curricula and quality of teacher and student work meet our strict standards to become ARC Approved™. The ARC also runs the ARC Salon Competition, which is the largest and most prestigious competition in the western world for realist artists painting, sculpting, and drawing today with nine categories and thousands of works competing, culminating in a traveling live exhibition of many of the winning works. The ARC works with other ARC Allied Organizations™, artist groups, museums, and publications to become a central news hub for the Contemporary Realist Movement of Post Contemporary Art. Read the ARC Philosophy written by ARC Chairman, Frederick C. Ross, to learn why ARC is so passionately dedicated to realist based art.
Golden Gate Atelier Lecture Published on 17 January, 2018
This talk by John Robert Peck will introduce Margaret Livingstone's book "Vision and Art" and provide direct applications for art students and artists. Since the "sight-size" methods of drawing and painting rely on breaking through the rational pre-conceived notions of subjects we observe, this book explains the mechanism for our awareness of light, shadow, edge and color.
The lecture is free and will take place on Wednesday, January 17, 2018 5pm at the Golden Gate Atelier in Oakland, CA.
For more information, please visit http://www.goldengateatelier.com or to attend, rsvp firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lecture at GCA Published on 16 January, 2018
The Grand Central Atelier will be hosting a lecture on Giovanni Battista Moroni given by Robert Bunkin, who is a figurative painter, art historian and former Curator of Art at the Staten Island Museum. In 2019 the Frick Collection will host the first NY exhibition of Moroni's extraordinary portrait paintings. Although Moroni's work is found in most major art museums around the world, his work is still under-known compared to his contemporaries such as Titian and Veronese. This talk will explore the fascinating works, mostly in American museums, of this Renaissance master, whose realism was a forerunner of Caravaggio and Velazquez.
The lecture is free and open to the public and takes place on Friday, January 19, 5:30pm at the Grand Central Atelier 46-06 11th Street, Queens, NY 11101.
Seating is limited. Please RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://grandcentralatelier.org/lectures-and-salons.php for more information.
Signs of Spring: A Day in the Garden Published on 15 January, 2018
The California Arts Club, an ARC Allied Organization, is holding an exhibition that will showcase a range of paintings that capture the blooming of colorful flowers and budding of leaves that transform the landscape when winter transitions to spring. More than 40 works will transport the viewer to a variety of exquisite settings, from intimate backyard gardens and hiking paths dotted with wildflowers to beautifully manicured grounds of local landmarks and spectacular expanses of the desert.
The show runs from 1/16 - 5/20/2018 the CAC Gallery at the Old Mill, 1120 Old Mill Rd, San Marino, CA 91108.
For more information, please visit our events calendar.
Return of the Vinetropes Giveaway Contest Published on 12 January, 2018
Sherry Ross is sponsoring a free giveaway of her fantasy novel, Return of the Vinetropes, on Amazon. Click on this link to enter the contest to win a free copy of her book. The contest ends January 16th and if you enter you will be notified by Amazon if you've won. If you accept, they will send you the book for free, including shipping and handling. Ten books are being given away.
If you want to know more about the book you can read about it in the ARC bookstore and if you click on the "to enter" link, you can also go to her page on Amazon, see excerpts from the book and read reviews. The book is an original fantasy adventure for tweens and teens. It is lavishly illustrated by ARC award winning artist, Julie Bell.
Sivananda Nyayapathi News Published on 12 January, 2018
Sivananda Nyayapathi has recently been elevated from ARC Living Artist to ARC Associate Living Master! An ARC Associate Living Master™ shows significant skill in all of the building blocks of great art; these being for a painter: accurate drawing, compositional sensibilities, effective use of lighting, the technical ability to use modeling, glazing /scumbling, perspective, tone, hue and successful emotional expression. They have further developed their skills, experience and body of work to the point where they are in striking distance of becoming a full ARC Living Master.
To view more of his work, please click here.
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The ARC Museum is the largest online museum dedicated completely to realist art work. It contains tens of thousands of images by thousands of artists and includes works by 19th century and old master artists through our general search pages, as well as 21st century realist works by our ARC Affiliated Artists™.
Our news section consists of two parts, the first being our News Blog where we post daily to keep our viewers informed on relevant topics about realist art and the second is our Events Calendar which is an interactive calendar listing of all the exciting realist art events taking place around the world including: exhibitions, lectures, open houses, competitions, artist demonstrations, video and podcast releases, publication releases, enrollment dates and more. The calendar can also be viewed in three ways, as a calendar, a general listing, or as a world map.
As a non-profit educational foundation, education is one of our primary goals. Here is where you can find our ARC Approved™ School listing, ARChives where we have our articles, letters and more, The Da Vinci Initiative which focuses on skill-based learning in K-12 classrooms, artist interviews, artist demonstrations, podcasts, self help books and more.
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Find out more about the ARC and its staff. Learn about our mission and ARC philosophy. Find information on ARC Allied Organizations and how to contact us.
View the results of past and current ARC competitions or submit your entries here. The ARC holds two types of competitions. The ARC Scholarship Competition, held every May, gives thousands of dollars in direct financial aid to students attending ARC Approved Schools. The International ARC Salon, the most prestigious realist art competition in the Americas and perhaps the world, offers over $100,000 in cash awards and International recognition through partnerships with prestigious magazines, galleries, museum exhibitions, and a strong online presence.
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RAQQA, Syria — Recent increases in the tempo and nature of US operations against the Islamic State do not indicate a change in US policy, according to senior US officials, in spite of criticism that the Obama administration escalated the mission in Syria from an advisory role to a more active combat mission.
"Let me be clear: our brave drones are serving in a non-combat role," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said. "Sure they might deliver sweet justice to our jihadi friends, but that's just 'leading by example.'"
A Predator drone operating in Syria who uses the pseudonym "Vengeance of Lindsay Graham," spoke to Duffel Blog last week. "We're not doing combat. Well, sort of. I led a patrol last week and we came across some ISIS jack-wagons in the clear, but the rebels I was leading weren't ready. The training model is crawl, walk, run; they were still in a crawl phase but I was sprinting like Usain Bolt, baby!"
Despite this story, administration officials maintain that the Syrian conflict remains a strict train-and-advise mission. According to one Air Force general, who asked for anonymity because he was not authorized to talk trash on the record, "We're advising the ISIL fighters to die, and we're training them very quickly."
"Besides," Earnest said, "If we said our drones were in combat we'd probably have to get a new Authorization of Force."
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Wednesday, May 17th 2017
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Global ImpACTors "The Tin Woman"
Runs through Saturday, May 20th, 2017
Time & Place
The Macungie Institute
Global ImpACTors will be performing a production of The Tin Woman - a story based on real life events about a woman named Joy who instead of relishing life after her heart transplant, enters a downward spiral, unsure whether she truly deserves a second chance. The Tin Woman uses humor and pathos to explore loss, family, and what it means to be given new life.Global ImpACTors will be benefiting the Family House during the show!
Show Dates and Times:
Friday, May 12 - 8pm
Saturday, May 13 - 2pm & 7pm
Friday, May 19 - 8pm
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7:30pm (Doors Open at 6pm)
St. Charles Borromeo Church Hall Johnson Rd. & Stagecoach Rd. Sicklerville, NJ
$25 includes cards for 10 bingo games
There will also be a basket auction & 50/50 raffle!
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Festival Staff / February 20, 2015
This year, Tucson Festival of Books is pleased to offer even more FREE workshops and author sessions where teachers can earn professional development credits!
Any Saturday or Sunday session held in the College of Education or the Science City's Cafe or Stage is eligible for clock hours of continuing education. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn new teaching strategies and find books to support your students' literacy goals. Parents, librarians, tutors, and reading coaches are also encouraged to attend these fun and informative sessions.
To earn professional development credit, follow these simple steps:
1. Visit the Professional Development Table located in the lobby of the College of Education or the Science City Information Booth and pick up your Professional Development Form.
2. Have your form stamped after every session you attend.
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Naperville officials declined a request to help cover costs after a recent incident involving a backed-up sewer line.
The city council last week refused landlord Keith Kohley's request for $7,800 in damages that happened when sewage came up into the lower levels of several properties of his along South Main Street last November. He does not have flood insurance and Naperville does not have a policy regulating how businesses dispose of excess grease.


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Rand Group makes certain your workflow works for you. You might also want to consider how an ERP system can assist you with business process automation.
Rand Group is a K2 authorized partner of K2 Appit which allows for workflow automation via Microsoft Sharepoint. We also work in partnership with Agiles, a Gold Certified Microsoft Dynamics NAV partner that provides the Agiles Workflow Add-on to help companies organize their daily business affairs and quickly assess which tasks need to be accomplished first.
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A Denny Lane setlist is a compilation of all the songs Denny Lane has played live in concert. Many Denny Lane concerts have the same setlist, and sometimes Denny Lane setlists will vary from night to night. We've gathered together 2018 Denny Lane tour setlists as well as past Denny Lane setlists to give you a better idea of what you can expect at your local Denny Lane show. If you have a Denny Lane song list you would like to upload, please check back as that functionality will be added soon, as well as setlists for Denny Lane.


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Is it ok if i use 'My sister occasioanlly wished she was a boy' ?
In the conditional clause using 'were' is right usage as far as i know, but if i use 'was' instead, is this grammatically wrong?
And i'd like to know if there are any cases when it's acceptable to use 'was' as well as 'were' in conditional clauses.
waiting for your kind help.
It is simialr to a conditional, so some prefer 'were'. However, the use of 'was' is accepted by most, and many who say 'If I were' say 'I wish I was'. It depends on viewpoint about the acceptability of 'was' in conditional clauses. Exam boards like the University of Cambridge accept it, while GMAT doesn't. To be on the safe side, it might be better to use 'were'.


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The Everbilt 2-1/4 in. x 11.5 in. Heavy Duty Strap Hinge is ideal for surface applications and reinforcement of doors, gates and sheds. The heavy duty design minimizes gate sag. Easy to install.
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Rich finally got our bedroom door done this weekend, fixed the couch, and put up the new mailbox.
The guy with the dump trailer didn't show up yesterday so I didn't get my manure. I got quite a bit of gardening done since I wasn't hauling poo. The peas in the first two rows are up and it looks like I got some germination of the carrots and leeks.
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His mom Bonnie Disick died suddenly at age 63, according to RadarOnline. "Scott was very close to his mother," a source said of the 30-year-old only child, adding that Scott's "devastated" by her death.
Scott traveled from LA to New York to attend her funeral on Long Island with girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian by his side.
"It was a small affair. There were just a handful of people. No other Kardashians beyond Kourtney attended," the source tells Radar.
At least the couple got to enjoy a relaxing getaway shortly after her sad passing. Days after the funeral, Scott and Kourtney vacationed in the Dominican Republic at the Breathless resort grand opening.
Scott has yet to comment on his mom's death on social media, but he shared video of Kourtney dancing with the band, saying: "Dominican dance off."
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There was a big surprise at the civil sexual assault case against basketball star Kobe Bryant in a Colorado courtroom on Wednesday: His accuser unexpectedly showed up – pregnant and married.
The blonde, 20-year-old was visibly pregnant and was escorted into the courtroom by her husband, according to the Rocky Mountain News and the New York Post.
The accuser reportedly declined to speak with journalists outside the courtroom, while, inside, her husband was described as looking nervous, reports the Post.
"She is strong, resolute, and she is not going to be intimidated," the accuser's attorney, Lin Wood, tells the Post. "This is her case, and she will be here as it moves forward."
Federal District Judge Richard P. Matsch later blasted lawyers on both sides for dragging their feet and exploiting the trial for its publicity. "I expect this case to get to trial in the summer – this summer," he emphasized during a lengthy monologue from the bench. "The court is not involved in the entertainment business," he added.
The case stems from the woman's accusation that Bryant, 26, forced himself on her sexually on June 30, 2003, at a Vail resort where she worked as concierge. The Los Angeles Lakers star has called the sex between them consensual. A criminal case against him over the matter was dropped after much chaos, including leaks about the accuser on the court's Web site. She has continued pressing civil charges, however.


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Thanks to my dear sister for allowing me to share this, and may you all have a wonderful feast day!
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Intercede with Jesus for us.
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Have Mercy on us.
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Oilexco Reports Year End Results
Oilexco Incorporated (TSX, AIM: OIL) announces its results for the year-ended December 31, 2005. In addition, Oilexco also announces that has changed the reporting currency in its financial statements to US dollars, ($US) from Canadian Dollars ($Can), effective for the year ending December 31, 2005. This change will more accurately reflect Oilexco's financial position going forward, as it will become the Company's predominant operating currency as a UK North Sea oil producer.
In 2005 Oilexco maintained an aggressive UK North Sea exploration and appraisal drilling program which it initiated in 2004 at its 100% owned Brenda Oil Field located in the Outer Moray Firth area of the Central UK North Sea. This made the Company the most active operator of exploration and/or appraisal wells in the UK North Sea in 2005, a distinction it carried over from the year 2004. Oilexco successfully appraised three undeveloped discoveries in 2005: Nicol (70% WI), Black Horse (40% WI), Yeoman (2.5% WI) and one field extension at MacCulloch (50% WI), as well as a horizontal test well at Brenda (100% WI). In addition to the appraisal program, the Company drilled two exploration wells at Muness (45% WI) and Palomino (84.5% per agreement for 50% WI), which were unsuccessful in intersecting commercial volumes of hydrocarbons. Oilexco plans to continue its aggressive 2005 UK North Sea exploration and appraisal drilling program in 2006 by continuing to fully utilize the Transocean Sedco 712 semi-submersible drilling rig which is under long-term contract until March 2008, and the Bredford Dolphin semi-submersible drilling rig which is under a short term three well contract.
In addition to its UK North Sea exploration and appraisal drilling program, the Company also focused its efforts in 2005 on the development of its 100% owned Brenda, and 70% owned Nicol oil fields. To facilitate the development projects, the Company arranged a Pounds Sterling 10 million Bridge Loan Facility with the Royal Bank of Scotland in May to finance the purchase of long lead order equipment. This credit facility was further increased to Pounds Sterling 25.0 million in November 2005. Subsequent to the year-end in January 2006, the Company signed debt facilities with the Royal Bank of Scotland totaling $245.0 million to fully fund the development of the Brenda and Nicol oil fields.
For the third year in a row, Oilexco exited the year in excellent financial condition. The company had high cash balances at year end as a result of three equity financings closed in 2005. The first issue which closed on February 11th raised gross proceeds of approximately $13.1 million (Pounds Sterling 7.0 million), while the second equity issue which closed on June 27th raised gross proceeds of approximately $55.9 million (Pounds Sterling 30.4 million). These issues of common shares were used to finance the Company's 2005 UK North Sea exploration and appraisal drilling program. The Company closed a third issue of common shares on December 22nd, raising gross proceeds of approximately $112.0 million (Pounds Sterling 65.0 million) to fund its 2006 exploration/appraisal program and for general corporate purposes. Capital assets increased from $102.0 million at year end December 31, 2004, to $197.0 million at December 31, 2005. The Company drilled wells in four project areas in 2005, and was drilling a fifth project area at the year end, while drilling activity during 2004 was focused solely at Brenda (having commenced in late December 2003). Current liabilities increased from $18.0 million at December 31, 2004, to $41.9 million at December 31, 2005 representing $24.5 million in accounts payable and accrued liabilities, and $17.4 million of current Bank debt from the Company's Pounds Sterling 10 million Bridge Loan Facility. The Company had no bank debt in comparable periods of 2004, or 2003. In 2006 the Company expects its Bank indebtedness to increase to the maximum limit of its credit facility, currently $245 million. Working capital was significantly higher at December 31, 2005, at approximately $89.1 million versus $2.2 million for 2004. The increase in share capital, shareholder equity and common shares outstanding are also a reflection of the three equity financings closed in 2005. The Company anticipates that no further equity issues will be required for its activities in 2006. The Company's 2006 UK North Sea exploration and appraisal drilling program will be fully funded by its cash reserves. The Brenda/Nicol development is funded by the project facility from the Royal Bank of Scotland. Future exploration, appraisal and development activities in 2007 are anticipated to be funded from internally generated cash flow.
Operating results were significantly higher in 2005 than in the comparative periods of 2004 and 2003. Oil and gas sales for 2005 reflected a full year of production from the Balmoral/Glamis oil production acquisition that was made in September of 2004. Oil prices increased in 2005 relative to comparative periods in 2004. The price received for UK oil production for 2005 was $53.97 per barrel whereas for 2004 it was $42.55 per barrel. Operating costs at the Balmoral facility in 2005 were significantly lower on a per unit basis than in 2004 mainly due to the production enhancements made during the year. The Balmoral facility has high fixed costs relative to the amount of oil that is currently processed. However the fixed component will decline dramatically on a per unit basis when the Brenda/Nicol production comes on stream. General and administrative expenses increased significantly in 2005 versus 2004 and 2003 due to increases in staffing levels, support and activity required for the Brenda/Nicol development and the ongoing aggressive exploration and appraisal drilling program. General and administrative expenses are expected to rise again in 2006; however the increase should flatten late in the year and in 2007. The most significant expense item in 2005 continued to be the stock based compensation. As in 2005 and prior years, the Company continued its compensation policy of combining share options with competitive salaries and benefits packages to attract the best qualified staff. The Company continued to issue share options during the year as its share equity base expanded and as it added new employees. Stock based compensation expense is not expected to grow as rapidly in 2006 as it has in prior years.
The net loss increased in 2005 compared with 2004 and 2003. The increase in net loss is due to general and administrative expenses, stock-based compensation expense, and a write down of $1.6 million reflecting an impairment of the Balmoral full cost asset base due to the drilling of dry holes at Muness and Palomino. This impairment does not apply to the Brenda and Nicol full cost asset base, as they are not yet on production, and therefore are excluded from the UK Full Cost Centre.
Funds flow from operating activities was again slightly negative in 2005, as in both 2004 and 2003. Negative funds flow from operating activities result from intense activity in the North Sea and the commensurate overhead from the activity. Oil production from Brenda and Nicol, anticipated to commence in the fourth quarter of 2006, is expected to reverse this trend in 2006.
Reserve volumes and values increased dramatically during 2005 in all categories of reserves: Proved, Probable and Possible due to the successful appraisal of the Nicol and Blackhorse oil accumulations, a re-evaluation of the reserves at Brenda, and the significant increase in oil prices in 2005. Proved reserves of light oil at December 31, 2005 were 24,575,800 Bbls, an increase of 112% from the 11,623,000 Bbls of light oil reported at December 31, 2004. Proved plus Probable reserves at December 31, 2005 increased 76% to 36,819,300 Bbls of light oil, from 20,942,000 Bbls of light oil reported at December 31, 2004. Proved plus Probable plus Possible light oil reserves were 51,103,200 Bbls at December 31, 2005. Comparative numbers were not reported in 2004, as Possible reserves were not evaluated. The Company's 2005 reserves were independently evaluated by Sproule International Limited. Complete disclosure of the Company's reserves as reported under the guidelines of National Instrument 51-101 can be found in the Company's Annual Information Form dated March 24 2006 as filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
Oilexco's primary focus in 2006 will be the concurrent development of its 100% owned Brenda oil field and its 70% owned Nicol oil field leading to first oil in the 4th quarter. In addition to its Brenda/Nicol development, the Company will continue its UK North Sea exploration/appraisal drilling program in 2006 at its Joy, Disraeli, Halibut, Shelly, and Kildare properties. Oilexco is also evaluating the development options for its Blackhorse property. To complete its 2006 development and exploration/appraisal program the Board of Directors of Oilexco has approved a capital budget of $280 million.
"Oilexco has been able to execute its business plan for the UK North Sea by its ability to access capital through issuance of debt and equity, as well as having foresight to contract an offshore semi-submersible drilling rig for the long term." Oil production from the Brenda and Nicol developments, expected to commence in the 4th quarter 2006 will generate significant cash flow that will fund the Company's business plan in 2007 and beyond" said Arthur Millholland, President and Chief Executive Officer.
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One Piece
Episode 334
The Red Hot Decisive Battle! Luffy vs. The Scorching Don!
TV-14 | HD (1080p) | 2007
Manga available from from VIZ Media, and serialization in Shonen Jump
Available Languages: English and Japanese
Luffy battles an opponent who's too hot to handle, Robin gets attacked by a jungle, and Chopper makes a heroic dash for the Straw Hat flag!


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About ten days ago I found myself very upset following a small incident. I absented myself by going off to take a shower. As I stood in the warm spray I found my mind coursing over and over what had happened. My mind switching from upset to anger to frustration with a beautiful background beat of self-recrimination. The emotion filled my body.
And yet even as I stood there I knew I had to let it go. And letting it go wasn't about solving a puzzle, or creating control. There was an element which I recognised could have been implemented and in the same circumstances again, I'll make sure I put that in place. But freedom wasn't situated there. My mind still resounded with the raw emotion.
What fascinated me was how much I have come to allow my emotions to consume me. It really is the swing of the pendulum – having started as a young adult being completely unaware of my emotional state, to now allow myself to be consumed by it.
This small incident was still paralysing me an hour or so after the drama was genuinely over. Even as I sat there in the discomfort, I realised I needed a new strategy.
I realised I needed simply to acknowledge and welcome my feelings. I needed to accept the whole spectrum from frustration and anger at the circumstances to my own self recrimination. And I needed to allow myself to grieve the outcome – what I had so well intended has turned out badly in the end. After just a few minutes of this embrace I was able to let it go.
Not let it go with gritted teeth and ascent to not saying anything whilst allowing the thought process to continue in my mind. But genuinely I was able to let it go.
It was a great lesson for me – I hadn't realised the extent to which these unproductive purposeless thought tracks can occupy me. It was both illuminating and humbling.


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An 11-year-old Brooklyn boy apparently drowned in a pool in East Hampton Sunday, police say.
The boy was pronounced dead after being pulled unresponsive from the pool at a home on Route 114 around 5 p.m., authorities said.
East Hampton police told Newsday his death did not appear to be suspicious, but the medical examiner will conduct an autopsy to confirm how the boy died.
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Trainer Gerald Ryan will stick to his plan and send his smart three year old King's Troop to the paddock before preparing him for a 2016 Autumn Carnival campaign.
Ryan has said last week that King's Troop would be having his last run this preparation in the Group 3 $125,000 Smithfield RSL Club San Domenico Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill last Saturday and he ran well above expectations when second to the Chris Waller trained Japonisme.
"He is better than a winter horse and we know that now," Ryan said.
"I would have been pleased if he had run in the top four and this is a bonus."
The Gai Waterhouse trained Vancouver had been expected to win and was sent out the $2.40 favourite but could only manage to finish fourth after struggling to keep in touch with the first three placings who proved too slick over the 1100m.
Jockey Tim Clark was also very impressed with the effort of King's Troop who was stepping straight up from a win in maiden class at Warwick Farm ten days prior.
"Ran out of his skin, he's done it all in his first prep and I think in time he's going to be a pretty good sprinter," Clark said after the San Domenico Stakes.
Ryan considers the Redoute's Choice colt to be strictly a sprinter and is willing to bypass two of the major three year old Group 1s during the Spring, the $1m De Bortoli Wines Golden Rose Stakes (1400m) at Rosehill on September 12 and the $1m BECK Caulfield Guineas (1600m) at Caulfield on October 10.
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Lunar Lander: terrain generation
This isn't exactly a coding help question, more a general 'what are your thoughts' type deal.
I'm currently making a lunar lander in Unity and I'm happy with the movement of the ship and collision detection with the land I'm going to be having (yay for polygon colliders), as well as the various things it does with particle emitters for the look of the thrusters.
And now I turn to making the terrain. So far for testing I've just had flat terrain but I'm curious how to go about making good looking terrain short of modelling it myself.
Most of the terrain I've seen in such games tends to be either very spiky because the position on the Y axis tends to be mostly or completely random, or it tends to be very smooth. I know last time I tried this, I was using a tile engine with various slope tiles and created a generator that knew what tile types could follow others, but again it created very smooth and dull landscapes.
So I'm curious, how would you go about generating non-terrible 2D terrain? For reference I have three objects - the landing pad in roughly the middle (semi random) and two lines of terrain coming off it to each edge of the screen.
Gonna mull it over with a cup of tea, though.
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Are you looking for fully automated generation from scratch, or pulling from a base / group of bases and generating from that?
You could also just create a flat base and apply a splatmap to it
I'm mostly interested in the result rather than the route to it. Ideally, yes, fully automated, but I don't mind seeding it to some degree by hand if that's the best route - I just want to avoid doing every map by hand
Flat base with splat map could work, I dunno. This is kind of out of my normal territory.
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See, I thought about that, but that makes effectively a 3D map (x by y with each point having a z) but I only need what amounts to one line of that map... even simplex noise seems like it's massively overkill.
Ah, I didn't realize you were doing a 2D game. You probably want midpoint displacement noise.
Consequently, that's what Dwarf Fortress uses.
Lunar Lander is commonly 3D now?
Thing about even diamond-square for making a heightmap is that I'm still going to be taking a slice out of it, but it still seems the most sane way to go about it - do a plasma map (which is cheaper than Perlin or even simplex IIRC) and then just grab, say, the middle row out of it. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll play with it tomorrow after I've had some sleep.
Midpoint displacement noise as in:
- Pick random heights for points x0 and x1.
- Pick a random vertical displacement for the midpoint of that line segment.
- Pick a random vertical displacement for the midpoints of the two line segments you just made.
- Continue until satisfied. Choose displacements with geometrically decreasing ranges each time.
Oh, I see. Thanks
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Another option would be to take slices of real moon topography eg http://wms.lroc.asu.edu/lroc/view_rdr/NAC_DTM_ARISTARCHU2
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See, I thought about that, but that makes effectively a 3D map (x by y with each point having a z) but I only need what amounts to one line of that map... even simplex noise seems like it's massively overkill.
There are 1D-versions of Perlin's noise function (e.g.
noise1()). FWIW, perlin noise and many procedural methods derived from it have the nice property where
z = f(x)-- i.e., you don't need to keep track of any of the other terrain to find the height of a single point (unlike, let's say midpoint displacement).
I've always liked the "ridged multifractal" terrain described by Ken Musgrave in the procedural texturing and modeling book:
One of the properties is that it produces smooth valleys, but more jagged peaks. It's based on perlin noise, so you should be able to drop the 2:nd dimension to just get a 1D heightmap.


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Completely updated home! New stainless steel built in oven and range, refrigerator, recessed lighting and much more. Self closing drawers and cabinets in kitchen. Rear and side yard spacious enough for pool and play area for growing family. Extra large attached garage with storage and remote control. New security alarm system. Open floor plan home with natural sunlight in every room.
6672 Forest Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Beautiful single level home located near park and schools Double front door welcomes you and invites you in. Comfortable living room with fireplace features custom lights, new paint and new tile flooring. White, open kitchen offers cabinets galore with granite counter tops and great breakfast bar for your entertaining needs and every day dining. Kitchen opens to cozy dining room and a huge family room with fireplace and built in work space. Dining and kitchen windows overlook comfortable backyard great for entertaining and plenty of room for your pets. Master suite is spacious with beautiful white window shutters and both bathrooms have been totally upgraded with costume touches throughout. Specious two car garage . This home is located in the quiet neighborhood with close proximity to schools and parks This one won't last , call now for private showing!
9942 Basilica Court Cypress, CA 90630
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Gorgeous Remodeled Sorrento with Fantastic Culdesac Location! Beautiful Curb Appeal with Spanish Tile Roof, Newer Wood & Clavos Garage Door and Herringbone Brick Front Porch! Two-Story Impressive Formal Entry with Custom Tuscany Front Door, Polished Travertine Flooring with Emperador Marble accents and Counters, and Grand Staircase! Plantation Shutters Throughout! Formal Living & Dining Rooms with Vaulted Ceiling! Gourmet Kitchen Remodeled with Custom Granite Counters & Splash, Stainless Viking 6-Burner Stove, Refrigerator, Oven, Microwave & Dishwasher, Walk-In Pantry and Breakfast Nook! Adjoining Family Room with Custom Emperador Marble Fireplace! Elegant Master suite and Retreat with Vaulted Ceiling! Luxurious Master Bath with Emperador Marble Roman Tub and Vanity, New Bronze Fixtures and Large Walk-In Closet! Convenient First Floor Bedroom and Remodeled Bathroom with Extra Large Shower, Emperador Marble and Polished Travertine! The Ultimate Entertainer's Backyard with Palapa Covered Barbeque Island, Bar Seating for 6, Granite Custom Granite Counters, Refrigerator & Warmer! Custom Landscape & Hardscape with Brick Trim and Separate Raised Deck Pre-wired for Your New Spa!
4941 Camp Street Cypress, CA 90630
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DON'T MISS THIS CUTE 2 STORY END UNIT BUILT IN 2014 WITH AWARD WINNING SCHOOLS! Welcoming front patio with pavers leads into the living room which features wood laminate flooring,a cozy fireplace and a half bath for guests. The dining room offers plenty of room for family dinners or entertaining which opens to the kitchen which features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and recessed lighting. Convenient direct access to the 2-car garage with epoxy floors and laundry. The large master suite boasts vaulted ceilings. The master bathroom offers dual sinks with granite countertops, tile floors and a walk in closet! The two additional bedrooms are spacious with large closets. The upstairs bathroom is large and also has dual sinks with separate tub/shower room, perfect for kids or guests. Walking distance to OXFORD ACADEMY!
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A true gem in the city of Cypress! This wonderful home is perfect for any family as it is tucked away in a quiet Cul De Sac! Offering a large free flowing layout. You will have the convenience of 3 bedrooms on the first floor and privacy of 2 more bedrooms on the second floor. Large living room with cozy fireplace, separate formal dining area, large kitchen that flows into another family dining area and resting place. Nice flat lot with lot's of potential & attached direct access to garage.
9730 Rome Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Welcome to this lovely 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 2152 square foot home on a beautiful cul-du-sac street. It is located in the highly sought after Cypress/Oxford Academy school district. This home has new paint and is move-in ready. All bedrooms are located upstairs with ample storage. The master bedroom is very spacious, with an en-suite updated bath and walk-in closet. Downstairs there is a separate living room with extended dining area, kitchen and a family room with a lovely fireplace. The laundry room is adjacent to the garage, along with a half bath. The garage is a 2 car garage with storage. This home is a must see.
11360 Orrs Court Cypress, CA 90630
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Bright and airy single family home in Cypress ready for move in! Open kitchen to dining room to family room floor plan. Additional living room on the first floor with main level bedroom and bathroom. Second floor features Master suite, secondary bedroom and large bonus room with an outdoor patio. Tastefully upgraded kitchen includes granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Other upgrades include: wood flooring throughout the entire home, bathroom counter tops, showers, paint, recess lighting, ceiling fans, mirrored closet doors, and much more. Attached 2 car garage with access through the front yard. Extended front to side yard perfect for outdoor seating and entertainment. Enjoy access to great HOA amenities such as; 3 pools, tennis court and club house.
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Amazing Single Residence Home, Beautifully Completely Remolded. New Everything: New Kitchen, New Bathrooms, New Paint inside and out, New Flooring, New Carpet, New Air Conditioning Unit and New Backyard Grass. This home has has a fireplace that will be great for those rainy days. Open Floor Plan with 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Living Room with a Extra large back yard. Along with Large Driveway and Spacious Front Grassy Yard. The Over sized 10,000+ Square Foot Lot is a MUST SEE!
4060 Via Encinas Cypress, CA 90630
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3 bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms with 2 car attached Garage. **Biggest unit Tanglewood North., located in the Distinguished Cypress School District. **Home has been well maintained for easy living and entertaining. ** Home has remodeled 2 years ago – Kitchen- Corian countertops - Travertine floor - Dishwasher - Stove - Refrigerator - Hood, All Stainless Steel.** Hardwood floors AND All Bathrooms remodeled. ** Windows- Gorgeous Platinum Shutters throughout. ** Living room featuring a large picture window overlooking private courtyard. ** Dining and Kitchen area has upgraded sliding door to an oversized patio. ** Upstairs, large master suite with a walk-in closet and ample closet space and views of the private courtyard. ** Master bathroom- Large size vanity and separate door with another vanity, toilet and a shower. **Two additional bedrooms have ample closet space. **An award-winning school district- Landell Elementary, Lexington Jr High, & Cypress High School and Nationally ranked Oxford academy. Freeways, shopping, Library, and entertainment is just minutes away. **A must see!
4412 Marion Avenue Cypress, CA 90630
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5612 Camp Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Happy New Year 2018!! Welcome to this Wonderful Vintage Home built in the late 1930s. Spanish Style with with classic curved archways inside that give such character to the home. Fully Updated and Remodeled! Beautiful and Immaculate! Single story with 2 bedrooms, Spacious Living and Dining Rooms and an Extra Large Perfect Kitchen! New Custom Construction Remodeling/Upgrades include; Southwest Rustic Wood Doors, Custom Smooth Walls and Ceilings, Paint, Moldings and Baseboards inside, Stucco outside, Recessed Lighting, Energy Efficient Windows, Tile Roof, Remodeled Kitchen and Bath, Custom Stainless Appliances, Wood Laminate and Stone flooring, Ceiling fans throughout, Water Heater, New Sewer and Drain lines, 200 amp (CA energy efficient) Electrical Panel. Enjoy your awesome Private Large Yard. Your options are great with over 8000 sqft of flat usable land. The wide Long Driveway can accommodate many cars if needed, with a One Car garage/workshop in the back. Prime Cul de Sac location for this model perfect home. Highly Desired Neighborhood for the Award Winning Schools. High Schools include Oxford Academy and Cypress High. Close to freeways and shopping. Welcome Home!
9261 Walker Street Cypress, CA 90630
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RARE Opportunity To Own A Corner-End Located Home in Cambria Townhomes in the Heart of a desirable Cypress Neighborhood! Home has been remodeled partially and needs completion and is in solid shape. Ideal floor plan with 3 ample size bedrooms upstairs including a large master suite. 2 Updated Full Bathrooms upstairs and 1 Half Bathroom downstairs is featured. Inside the home shows beautifully with laminate and upscale tile flooring, granite counter tops, newer air conditioning unit, partially updated bathrooms, designer paint throughout, high-end window treatments and newer windows throughout. Spacious kitchen opens to a dining area with adjacent living room with fireplace to warm your winter. Enjoy BBQ's and relaxing evenings on the private covered patio overlooking the greenbelt. The attached 2 car garage with laundry hook ups also makes this unit feel like a single family residence and offers capable storage. Community includes a centralized pool and spa and plenty of guest parking in back. HURRY BEFORE THIS HOME IS GONE! CALL NOW!
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2007 Built, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1680 Sf, Laminate Floor, Central A/C, Central Heating, Close to FWY, Close to shopping. Please get approval for qualification.
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Lovely, Light and Bright, move in ready townhome. Featuring interior brick atrium/patio, accessible from kitchen and dining room. Squeaky Clean. Freshly painted from head to toe. Beautiful new wood laminate flooring on lower level. Kitchen features quartz counters and ceramic tile floor. New carpet upstairs. Start the year right! Living room features gas fireplace with log set included. Private front gated courtyard with brick patio, perfect for barbeques and family gatherings. Upstairs boasts plenty of windows and light. Two master suites with adjoining double sink bath. Both bedrooms have lots of closet space and storage including built in shelves. Direct access from garage into the home. Laundry is located in the garage and boasts lots of storage cabinets. This very private home is close to the pool and spa. Plenty of guest parking. This unit is at the front of the development with direct access to Walker. Don't wait this will go fast!
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Fabulous and Charming 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home approximately 1433 SQ. Cozy Fenced Side Yard with Orange Tree. Great Clubhouse and Community Pool. Floor Plan is Open, Featuring a Dining Area Adjacent the Kitchen and Living Room with Wood Burning Fire Place and Window Covers. Master Bedroom with Over-sized Master Bath Features a Walk-In Shower, Luxury Roman Tub and Sinks. Highly Upgraded Kitchen with New Appliances and Lots of Storage. Home also Featuring Central Air and Heat. Carport for 2 Cars & 2 Storage Shed. "CYPRESS SCHOOL DISTRICT". Truly a Rare Find in the Community
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**Beautiful 2 Bed/2 Bath Mobile Home 1971 Double Wide Westerner...1248 square feet..New Carpet and New Paint!! Amazing Master Bedroom with a walk-in closet...Master Bath has a great tub feature!! Fantastic kitchen area with great counter space and cabinets!!! Inside laundry area with a sink area...No need to go to the laundromat!!! Nice dining room area with cabinet space...Great park amenities with clubhouse, pool, kids play area, basketball court and rec area....A nice All Age Park for all to enjoy!!!! Space Rent is $1700.00 per month..New Resident Approval Necessary...
5821 Orange Avenue Cypress, CA 90630
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This home has it all, features for all the family. Starting with a beautiful kitchen for the cook featuring newer kitchen cabinets, built-in ovens, stainless steel appliances including a 1 year new dishwasher. The formal dining room complete with chandelier is large enough for your guests to enjoy getting together for all the holiday parties. After dinner, you can move to the huge family room with it's built-in stone fireplace, either gas or real wood, and watch all the sporting events. The 2 car attached garage is off the family room, with storage, washer/dryer hookups and a new tank less hot water heater. Entrance to the 2 car garage is off the alley that runs behind the home making access easy and convenient. The 3 bedrooms each feature large closets, ceiling fans, with the master having it's own included bathroom. A second full bath with tub/shower is easily accessible from all the home. The floors are mostly beautiful hardwood. The side and back yards are very large and secure with block walls and security gates. Plenty of room for children, pets and outdoor activities. The roof was replaced 2 years ago, and the home is ready for you and your family to make it yours Located very close to Oxford Academy, Cypress High and Lexington Middle school, Oak Knoll park, the civic center and shopping, with easy access to both the 91 and 405 freeways, it's the perfect location for all your needs
11635 Lakia Drive Cypress, CA 90630
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Don't miss this opportunity! Expansive backyard view of the Naval Golf Course. This home is a rare gem with very few that have this beautiful view. Located at the south end of Cypress with convenient access to the 22, 405, and 605 freeways and nine miles to Bolsa Chica State Beach. There are three spacious bedrooms, two remodeled baths, a large living room with a cozy fireplace and vaulted ceiling, an open floor plan with a kitchen open to the family room. Amenities include crown molding, scraped ceilings, can lighting, window coverings, 4 1/2 inch baseboards & central air conditioning. There are double-pane French doors with retractable screens that capture the afternoon ocean breeze coming straight off Seal Beach. The kitchen island has drawers and large storage areas underneath. The family room has natural lighting & view of the rear yard & Naval golf course. The three bedrooms are spacious & master bedroom has double-pane French doors that provide breath-taking views of the golf course. Both bathrooms are fully remodeled. The two-car garage has built-in shelving for additional storage. There is direct access to the kitchen from the garage. New 30-year roof! Highly sought after West Garden Grove school district with Patton Elementary, Bell Intermediate & Pacifica High School. Don't let this pass you by!!!
5621 Mildred Lane Cypress, CA 90630
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FIXER UPPER ON CORNER LOT Of CUL-DE-SAC. THIS IS A GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD WITH VESSELS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACCESS AT END OF CUL-DE-SAC. DROUGHT RESISTANT FRONT YARD LANDSCAPING. PATIO ROOM approx 15'x 25'= 450 sq ft- buyer will need to confirm if permitted. Senior passed away on premises. DO NOT BOTHER TENANTS- DRIVE BY ONLY UNTIL OPEN HOUSE EARLY JANUARY 2018.
8352 Gay Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Meticulously 2007 custom built 5 BRs and 4 Baths LUXURY home (approx. 3,500 sf on huge 11,000 sf lot) oozes charm with extreme comfort, style, quality, and pride. A sumptuous LIVING ROOM with a fireplace leads to FORMAL DINING. The chef's KITCHEN boasts granite countertops, center island w/ 48" cooktop Range, 60" built-in SS refrigerator & freezer, & a W/I PANTRY. En-suite GUEST ROOM, HOME OFFICE, and a FULL BATH on main level (2/2 downstairs). Center of the house is the unique open-air ATRIUM w/ a grand stone fireplace, seating area for dinners or just a casual chat. A lavish MASTER SUITE hosts the 3rd fireplace (double-sided), 2-person jacuzzi tub, STEAM SAUNA shower (8 shower heads), dressing area plus an oversized W/I closet. The BACKYARD is ideal for the most impressive 150+ people party with an Italian wood burning Pizza Oven (a whole pig or 3 pizzas served at once) and it could also be a tranquil place for relaxation: sunbathing at patio deck, veggie gardening, roses & fruit picking, or Frisbee playing. In front of the 3-car GRARAGE & workshop (600+ SF) is a driveway which can accommodate 10-car parking or a boat or a RV. This home is enriched by so many details and thoughtful designs: CAT-6 network wiring & surround sound, 3 gorgeous solid Indonesian double wood doors, w/i closet in all 5 BRs, audio system in Atrium, ironing board in LAUNDRY ROOM upstairs, TV in 2 baths, dual AC units, dual WATER HEATERs w/ recirculation system... **Must see to appreciate it!!**
4003 Bryant Court Cypress, CA 90630
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Fell out of Excrow. Cozy and quaint, 3 bedroom 2 bath Condo is ready to move in. 1032 square feet. 3 niced sized bedrooms; 1 bedroom downstairs with mirrored wardrobe, ceiling fan, and 1/4 bathroom. 2 bedrooms upstairs; one with door air conditioner, private balcony, and designer color (blue ) One bedroom with mirrored wardrobe and ceiling fan. Full Hallway bathroom. Kitchen has tiled counters, dishwasher, electric stove, ample pantry storage under the stairs, and direct access to the backyard. Community Pool, and Cabana. Community Playground. Direct Garage entrance that has ample storage, and washer-dryer hookup. 1 assigned parking in front of the unit. Located close to shopping, freeways, churches, and the award winning Los Alamitos School District.
10593 Jill Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Spectacular 4 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom Family Home has been Recently Renovated and Includes Gorgeous Finishes Throughout. Every Bedroom has a Walk In Closet! Interior Features Include All NEW Windows, NEW Paint, NEW Carpet, NEW Laminate flooring, NEW Quartz Counters, NEW Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances, NEW Tile Flooring & Tile Shower Surrounds, NEW Soft Close Shaker Cabinets, NEW Fixtures, Living Room with Recessed Lighting and a Fireplace, Entertainers Dining Room Opens to Kitchen, Kitchen with Laminate Wood Flooring, Soft Close Shaker Cabinets, Quartz Counters with Nice Tile Backsplash, Counter Height Breakfast Bar, Recessed Lighting and All New Samsung Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances, Hallway Bathroom with Dual Sinks with a Quartz Counter and Gorgeous Tile Work and a Master Suite with a Balcony Overlooking the Backyard, Walk In Closet and Attached Master Suite Bathroom with Dual Sinks with Quartz Counter and Upgraded Tile Flooring and Shower Surround. This Home also has an Attached 2 Car Garage, Backyard Patio, Spacious Backyard with Lots of Clean, Nice Grass to Play On and Great Curb Appeal. Located in a Nice Neighborhood and Close to Area Parks, Recreation, Shopping and Schools Including the Sought After Oxford Academy.
5021 Harmony Lane Cypress, CA 90630
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New Construction in 2013 with $300,000 in additional upgrades. Fabulous hard to find floor plan with En-suite Spacious Bedroom on the Main Level (Perfect for extended family) - and a Separate Large office on the Main Level. Architectural Features include Double Door Entry, Two Story Ceilings, and Dramatic Wrought Iron Curved Staircase. Formal Living and Dining Rooms finished in Custom Marble Flooring with Contrasting Boarder In-lays. Large Family Room with Custom Fireplace. Highly Upgraded Chef's Kitchen features a Large Center Island, Solid Wood Cabinets, High-end Premium Marble Counter Tops with Custom Designed Backsplash; Stainless Steel Appliances. Walk-in Pantry and Separate Butler's Pantry. Formal and Daily Dining Areas. Master Suite has High Ceilings and Private Retreat (additional Bedroom/Bath option).Luxurious Oval Tub and Large Separate Shower finished in Custom Marble. Separate Wash Basins and Separate Vanity Area. All 5 Baths are Upgraded and Custom Finished with Marble. Upgraded Designer Carpet throughout the Second Level. Dual Central A/C. 3 Car Garage is Upgraded with Epoxy Flooring and Storage Cabinets. Two Tankless Water Heaters and Whole-house Water Conditioning System. Beautifully Landscaped Front and Back with Interlocking Stone and Brick Planters. Large Backyard includes the Outdoor California Room Ideal for Entertaining. Highly Rated Cypress Schools include Oxford Academy just steps away.
5411 Camp Street Cypress, CA 90630
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Price Reduction!!! Seller is very motivated. Located in the highly-acclaimed Cypress School District (including Oxford Academy), this charming split-level home (also called a tri-level home) has a lot of character & potential. The master suite & two additional bedrooms boast vaulted ceilings which fill the rooms with natural light. The first floor gives you direct access to the two car garage & all your storage needs. The kitchen/dining, family/living, & laundry rooms are all on the second level adjacent to the lovely balcony where you can relax & enjoy the fresh air. This residence comes with an additional assigned guest parking spot. Come see for yourselves and fall in love with your future home!
9598 Naples Drive Cypress, CA 90630
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Huge price reduction .Very open floor plan. Move in condition. The largest model at the Collection of Sorrento. Has 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms. Three car garage with roll up openers. Formal dining room, inside laundry with sink. dual a/c units. Large windows with plantation shutters.Vaulted ceilings. Large master bedroom with retreat area and fireplace along with a walk in closet and separate shower and bathtub. Kitchen has a center island with a nook. Backyard has a nice pool and spa and built in barbeque and plenty of room to relax. Also comes with an electric awning over the patio area. Also has a water filtration system along with a water softener. A must see. Great schools.
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Holy canoli, what the heck happened to March?
Oh wait.
I think I remember.
First, I went to New York and ATE ALL THE FOOD.
And then I got back to Michigan, where it snowed a whole bunch, and I watched every single episode of Scandal on Netflix until I convinced myself that I am Olivia Pope. (IT'S BEING HANDLED.)
So, I guess this means it's time to tell you what I'm grateful for this month, huh? Here goes:
1. Spring!Yes, I know it was still snowing in Michigan as of yesterday. But it was that wet rainy-sludgy-snow, so that's kind of spring-like, right?
Plus, if you live or have ever lived in Michigan, then you know that spring doesn't begin when the snow stops. Because, really, you guys, if we had to wait until then, it would probably be June.
Nope, spring starts when they start selling Oberon, a pale wheat-ale, which is only sold from March to Labor Day each year. So when you see that stuff on the shelves, you know that spring is here no matter what the pile of snow on the ground says.
Yep, you heard me. The seasons in this state are dictated by beer. As they should be EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD EVER.
2. Random strangers who compliment me on stuffWho doesn't love being complimented by strangers? Isn't it like the best feeling ever to have someone you don't know say something really nice about you?
Last week, I had two random strangers compliment me, and I'm pretty sure neither of them wanted money from me. How sweet is that?
The first person was a woman at Panera who told me she'd seen me there before, and she always thinks I look super stylish, and that when she returns to work, she wants to start dressing like me. (Expert tip: In order to dress like me, you must buy all your clothes at Old Navy and Target. No exceptions.)
The other was the clerk at Subway who told me he really liked my hair. And then he kind of just kept staring at my hair in a way that made me slightly uncomfortable and also worried that he might try to grab a chunk of it if I made the mistake of getting too distracted.
This is not to say that I didn't appreciate his compliment. It's just to say that I made sure to watch my back when I turned around to get a bag of Sun Chips from the rack behind me.
3. Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs
4. Friday fish fryI grew up in Buffalo, where they are all about the Friday fish fry. Every single greasy spoon, seedy tavern, Irish pub and church basement has a fish fry on Friday during Lent.
The fish is usually the size of your head or bigger. And you get a pile of fries, coleslaw, macaroni salad and bread because WE LIKE OUR FOOD, OKAY.
I didn't really realize that this was a Buffalo thing, until I decided to find a fish fry here in Kalamazoo. It took me an entire morning of Google searching, and asking people at work, but I finally found a place in town that had one.
The portions weren't nearly as insane as they are in Buffalo. And they gave me a piece of baked cod in addition to my fried fish, which I was like, "What the WHAT NOW? BAKED cod? This isn't called a FISH BAKE, you guys."
But it was still pretty good.
Also, super cheap.
Plus, beer. So there.
5. Movie theaters with beer.Divergent in the movie theater on opening weekend because I'm seriously a fourteen-year-old girl.
But I got to drink beer while I was watching it because I went to a cinema that serves beer. Which is totally a thing here in Kalamazoo. In fact, the two theaters I've been to here both serve beer. As all movie theaters should EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD EVER.
Sure, I was watching a cheesy teen movie. But I was also drinking a fancy-pants microbrew beer.
So that made me feel real mature.
That is until I moved on to the milkshake portion of my meal.What are you grateful for this month? Also beer in movie theaters? Do they have that where you live? I'm asking for a friend.


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Bloomberg points out today that five of the eight Ivy League college presidents sit on the boards of public companies.
Princeton President Shirley Tilghman is a director of Google. Columbia President Lee Bollinger sits on the Washington Post board.
Yale President Richard Levin is a director of American Express, and University of Pennsylvania President Amy Guttman is a director of the Vanguard Group.
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Brown University President Ruth J. Simmons is a director of Texas Instruments. She recently left the Goldman Sachs board, after students criticized her involvement in a company that played such a large part in the financial crisis. Officials at Goldman said she had decided not to seek re-election so she could spend more time at the college.
We wrote about this issue last year, mapping the many connections of Bob Kerrey and David Boren, who both head universities after serving as U.S. senators.
"For university presidents, sitting on a corporate board used to be a resume enhancer and a networking opportunity," Nell Minow, chairman of the Corporate Library, told Bloomberg. "Now it is a genuine and very demanding task with some daunting liability - reputational and financial."
The president with the greatest number of board positions at major companies is not in the Ivy League, but at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in upstate New York. Shirley Ann Jackson sits on five boards, having resigned from a sixth in April.
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Lewis Hamilton took the pole for Sunday's Formula One race.
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It would be helpful to know how much oil BP believes is down there, it must be in the multi billions of barrels---otherwise they would not bother.
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A pound of flesh
It's not unusual to have a criminal case where the police officer's pursuit of the case approaches the level of a vendetta. I've got one now.
Short version is that my guy -- let's call him Leon -- had some run-ins with the North Olmsted police, and one officer in particular -- we'll call him Ralph -- developed a particular dislike for him. So one day some guy's girlfriend gets in trouble, and the guy tells Ralph that he can set up a buy of marijuana from Leon if the case against his girlfriend goes away. A friendship is formed, the guy supposedly sets up a controlled buy with Leon, and the police do a raid on the house right afterwards, in the company of the SWAT team. The amount of marijuana that requires this paramilitary effort? Sixty bucks worth.
Leon winds up charged with about seven drug counts, and the cops find three guns, so there are some firearm specs and a weapons under disability charges stemming from a 12-year-old felony drug possession conviction. Leon happens to be a militia-man type: he files 70-some pro se motions in the trial court, demanding various forms of relief, most of them based on, shall we say, novel views of the Constitution and Ohio statutes. He winds up representing himself, gets convicted of everything, and the judge maxes him out and runs it all consecutive. Doesn't even merge the firearm specs; Leon winds up with a 15-year sentence. Over sixty bucks of marijuana.
That's where I enter the picture. The judge calls me over, says he wants to assign me the appeal, says he might have "gone a little overboard in the sentencing." Ya think? I find out that he didn't do what he was supposed to do to have an effective waiver of counsel, the court of appeals reverses, and we're back in the trial court.
The prosecutor demands a bond of $50,000. Prior to the last trial, Leon was on a $1500 personal bond. Fifty-thousand is kinda whack, I say, but the prosecutor insists Leon is a Really Bad Guy, the cops told the prosecutor he might want to think of wearing a bullet-proof vest during trial. Honest to God. The even weirder thing is that the prosecutor seriously considered it. Leon, by the way, is 52, and other than that drug possession case the only other conviction he has is for aggravated assault, when he was half that age.
The judge, who's actually a real good guy under normal circumstances, recuses himself, and the new judge sets a more reasonable $7,500 bond. Then we do the hearing on the motion to suppress, and that's where things get really funky.
During the first trial, Ralph had testified that he'd gotten the search warrant for the raid after the controlled buy had gone down. That didn't make a lot of sense to me; there was only about a ten-minute time lag between the two. I figured that they'd started the raid while Ralph went to get the warrant.
Turns out that didn't happen; Ralph got the warrant ten hours before the controlled buy and the raid took place. Problem was that the affidavit submitted to get the warrant said that the controlled buy had already taken place: it recited in detail exactly how the informant was searched prior to the buy, how he was sent in, how the buy was monitored by the police, how they searched him again after he came out of the house, and found contraband. None of which, of course, had happened at the time Ralph submitted the affidavit to a municipal judge claiming that it had.
The judge tosses out all the evidence, and I'm left to hope that the state will appeal: as I've mentioned, the 8th District is very good on search cases, and I'd almost pay money to hear a panel rip into a prosecutor who tried to claim that a search should be upheld, even though the cop lied in the affidavit used to procure it.
That doesn't happen. Instead, a week later I get a call from the prosecutor, telling me he's got the file marked: they'll allow Leon to plead to a count of sale of marijuana, because they don't need any of the evidence which was thrown out to prove that charge.
Frankly, this is beyond my understanding. Sale of marijuana in that amount is a 5th degree felony, the maximum punishment is 12 months in prison, and Leon's already done 15 months. The sale wasn't in fact monitored, so there's nothing to prove that Leon actually sold anybody anything except for the word of the informant and the word of the cop.
Ralph claimed at the suppression hearing that he told the municipal judge that the buy hadn't gone down at the time he got the warrant, but I don't buy it; I have a hard time envisioning Ralph going in, telling the judge that the only thing that gave probable cause hadn't actually happened yet, even though it was referred to in the past tense, and the judge saying, "Hey, no problem." I'm going to find out when I talk to the judge later this week. I'm betting that her story isn't the same as Ralph's.
So I have to prepare for a trial in a couple of weeks in which Leon has absolutely nothing to lose, and Ralph has to decide whether he's going to perjure himself yet again. And that's ignoring the fact that he's already committed the third-degree felony of tampering with records.
After the case is over with, some of those things might have to be addressed. And I don't think it's Leon that's going to be paying that pound of flesh.