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I'm using an opera browser and it goes to the correct page. I just checked with IE and the results is like what you said.
Here [184.108.40.206] is a chached version for IE users.
The DirectPCR is the best solution if you really want something with the power and cool factor of the now-defunct XMPCR (no I don't have any business relationship, I'm just an XMFan regular and have been following developments). As for "hack factor" at least three separate people or groups have separately done the XMDirect protocol translation. If you have the right equipment, it's probably about an afternoon's work - just hook up two serial monitors side by side and dump away. So there isn't that much hack cred to speak of in this. Furthermore, if you're comfortable with a soldering iron, you can trivially build an XMPCR-compatible unit out of a SkyFi with a DB9 header, a MAX232, and an optical adapter board.
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Trane Heat Pump Temperature Set
I have a new Trane XL14i electric heat pump for my 1 1/2 story house. I live in northern California, so the winters are not that fierce.
When at home we set the thermostat to 68 degrees. When gone during the day or when we go to bed, we set it at 65.
Would it be more energy efficient just to leave it at 68 all the time? I wonder if the electricity would kick on less than going from 65 to 68?
If you have electric auxiliary heat strips that come on then that will add to the heating cost significantly. I'd just set it and forget it; that's what I do. I used to do setbacks but the electric auxiliary heat strips would run to assist the heat pump for some time.
There are setback thermostats specifically designed for heat pumps that raise the temp slowly during the recovery period to avoid running the auxiliary strips. Or you can do that yourself manually by raising it slowly, no more than 2°F at a time, and allowing it to cycle off before raising again.
A setback temp can indeed be used smartly with a heat pump and save operating $$. It takes a little experimenting to figure what works best for your home. Setbacks in frigid temps, however, are not recommended for a heat pump.
The recovery time of a heat pump is based on outside temps, heat pump btu output at the outside temp, home construction, insulation, ductwork, etc.
A fairly-well insulated home with a good heat pump should have a balance point of 32F. This means that the heat pump should be able to recover from a setback temp without bringing on the aux heat. The recovery time may be several hours based on setback and outside temps.
If its 15F out, the heat pump will be runing aux heat just to keep up, so a setback at this temp is useless.
I have a Honeywell 7500 programmable stat w/smart recovery.
My winter setpoints are currently:
Wake: 68
Leave: 64
Return: 69
Sleep: 66
Best to you.
i have the 14i with the Trane 602 tstat. i set mine as follows:
Wake 70
leave 63
return 68
sleep 65
i have yet to have the aux heat kick on. the adaptive recovery does start the HP up around 4-4:30 to be at temp by 5:15 set time. as long as your Tstat has adaptive recovery, you will save money by using setback. if your tstat does not have AR, it will likely turn on the aux heat and not save any money with a setback adn so should be set and forgot or changed out.
assuming your HP is sized correctly and that the idea of setback is operating savings, then it's my opinion that a setback of more than 3 degrees may be defeating the purpose. Obviously, you want your heat strips(or backup furnace) locked out at a certain temperature. My lockout is at 32 degrees. At or below that point, my backup nat gas furnace will come on.What would you say is an average time in your "winter" climate for a five degree setback to recover and satisfy your thermostat setting?
Of course, what is good for one home can be entirely different for another. I just don't like to see a HP runnning constantly for any extraordinary length of time.
Generally with heat pumps, I'd try to keep the setbacks to a minimum. You may consider just a 2 to 3 degree setback at the most, because heat pumps are not meant to recover large temperature setbacks, and when they can't keep up, they bring on the auxiliary heat strips if you have any. I have a heat pump myself, so that's my opinion on heat pumps. They're great for economical heating and cooling, but they're better at maintaining temperature than recovering temperature (air isn't as warm as nat. gas, oil, or propane furnaces).
if you really wish to use the setback method I would get a thermostat that allows an outdoor temp sensor to be wired to the t-stat so the stat can use the outdoor temp to help figure the time needed to be at the target temp close to the target time. If you want it 70 degrees at 5pm and it is 30 degrees out it will use the outside temp information to start bringing up the temp much earlier than if it is say 60 out. Same goes for the cooling season. One other additional bonus is you then get low temp cut-out settings that will automatically shut the HP off at temps anywhere below 15F to 35F depending on your preference and go to emergency. Also there is a heat strip cut-out that will not allow the strips to come on at any temp above 40F that can be activated.


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I got this when I was a freshman in college, and have pretty much carried it ever since. If almost any of my friends were asked to describe the contents of my pockets, this would likely be the first thing listed. This is the Victorinox Fieldmaster, and see notes for a description of each tool.
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Smithsonian Magazine Food Issue
Just got my Smithsonian June issue in the mail (yes, I still get a paper copy, and I read every page, too). It's their first Food Issue, and it looks like every page will be a feast!
Articles include "How the Chicken Conquered the World", "The Perfect Egg", "The Unified Theory of Gumbo", "Salts of the Earth", "Sur La Table" about Julia Child's kitchen table, "Heaven on the Half Shell", "A Wine and a Prayer", "Can Technology Save Breakfast?", plus a lot of other articles on other subjects.
Check it out!
I still get a number of publications in hard copy. I pass them along to my mother and/or hospitals, rest homes, etc. for others to enjoy. Nothing wrong with that.
I read yesterday on CNN that the Times Picayune in NOLA is reducing publications to three newspapers per week. Oh my!
As Bob Dylan - another Minnesota native sang "The times they are a changin'."
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When CDs first came out and were extremely expensive, I was enticed to buy a CD which had all the telephone directories of the entire US on it; because on the ad, it said "If you buy this CD, you will be saving 400 trees".
Remember the White Pages? Yellow Pages? Sear Catalogs?
Wonder how many trees Kindle saves.
I haven't seen this issue but I'm sure it will be interesting. Regarding reductions of publications....how come I still get a kajillion catalogs of merchandise that I have no interest in! If mailing costs for them were increased, the post office could stand to make more money and maybe the catalogs would not be so prolific. And yes I do know mailing lists are sold, but.....
Judy, for catalogs, use Catalog Choice to opt out, it really works.
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I am trying to remember how to do this. Place a photo within text, instead of just linking to it. I have albums at Photobucket. When I'm on the page with pics, which of the three "boxes" below each pic do I right click on? Also, do I need to use "copy" or "paste"? Do you click on the choice with the left button? or right? Rosemarie you sent me an email a couple years ago telling exactly how, but I can't find it nor remember! Please Help!!
I'm a computer caveman so be as specific as possible. Many thanks!
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Microsoft patent surfaces for smartwatch with fitness capability
Wearables are booming right now with more and more of the devices hitting the market all the time. Apple is constantly rumored to be working on the iWatch and a new patent has surfaced from Microsoft that shows the software giant is looking to get into the market.
The patent shows a smartwatch that has heart rate monitoring and other health and fitness capabilities. It will show how many calories the wearer burns like most products out there. One interesting difference between the Microsoft smartwatch seen in the patent and others on the market is that the Microsoft product can be detached from the watchband.
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Qualcomm Toq smartwatch gets Toq Talk feature
Qualcomm has added a new feature to its Toq smartwatch that users of the device might find interesting. The new feature is called Toq Talk and it is powered by Nuance voice to text technology. Toq Talk lets users of the smartwatch respond to text messaged using their voice.
Nuance voice recognition text is featured in a number of products. It's rather well known for not begin all that accurate at times. Siri on iOS devices is powered by Nuance and its voice recognition engine is also used in voice systems inside some cars.
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Oculus VR announces the consumer Rift headset for 2015
Most have been wondering when we'll see the Oculus Rift headset released to consumers, with that all being thrown up in the air after Facebook acquired the VR startup. Well, that announcement has been made at the Facebook F8 developer conference.
Oculus VR has said that it will release the Rift to consumers next year, but there are a few big, and good reasons why we're not getting it this year. The company is hiding an even better Rift inside the secret "Valve Room" in its Irvine, California-based HQ. Crystal Cove is the best public display of Rift so far, but this new Rift in the "special room" is reportedly even better.
Chris Dixon, a partner at Andreessen Horowitz, talked about this next-gen prototype, saying: "Crystal Cove is 50% of what they are running in LA. You go into a room. It's a special room. Fancier headset. ... In user testing it gets to a level of realism where almost all people feel that it's realistic". He continued: "Imagine everything you can see now, but it's a little bit pixelated. Eventually that [pixelation] will go away".
I'm excited to see what Oculus VR can do, but with Facebook's influence and bank account behind it, the future of VR is only just beginning.
Adidas' MiCoach Smart Run fitness tracker gets Spotify offline support
Music has become one of those must have things when it comes to what many consider a successful workout, and Adidas knows this. Today the company announced that it would be adding the ability to play Spotify offline tracks to its MiCoach Smart Run wearable fitness tracker. While the fitness tracker has had Spotify support for some time now, offline track playback was not enabled.
Several websites have confirmed from Adidas that the offline functionality will be enabled and that more features will be coming to the MiCoach Run before the end of the year. Most likely the software update will arrive for users to download around the holiday season later this year. No word was given on what the new features may be, but we are sure that they will be awesome!
Google's Glass cost only $80 to build, so why does it cost $1500
While Google Glass has been regarded as a major advancement in wearable technology, the general public has been, for the most part, hesitant to purchase a pair of Google Glasses themselves. While I am sure that there are thousands of early adopters, techies, and trend followers who have dived head first into the world of Glass, the $1500 price tag makes it very hard for many consumers to swallow, including myself.
According to new estimates, Google Glass is only comprised of about $80 in components which leaves one to wonder why exactly the new technology is worth the $1500 premium that Google has placed on it. Now before anyone jumps on me, I am sure that manufacturing, packaging and marketing cost are factored in as well, but at tops, I see Glass being worth only about $350-500. I also get that Google needs to recoup some of the R&D cost on Glass, but even then a $550-700 price tag would see fair.
Continue reading 'Google's Glass cost only $80 to build, so why does it cost $1500' (full post)
Latest update for Google Glass adds photo and video backup, and more
Another update is coming for Google Glass, which will see photo and and video backup, as well as the ability to remove photos and videos from your timeline, and smarter phone answering.
Backing up photos and videos only takes place when Glass is on charge, and connected to your Wi-Fi network. If you want to force a backup, this is now possible, where you simply swipe up to the Auto Backup card in Settings and tap it to begin backing your Glass up. Clearing videos and photos from your timeline, according to Google its: "one of our top community requests". Clearing all of the photos and videos from your timeline can be done by tapping the Auto Backup card, and then swiping up forward.
The last part of the update is to Glass being smarter at answering phone calls. If you answer the phone call with your smartphone, the smartphone will take over the audio, if you answer on Glass, the Glass will be responsible for audio. If Glass is left inactive (such as when it detects it's not on your face) then phone calls won't be blasted to it.
Amazon.com opens new online storefront specific to wearable technology
2014 has definitely been the year of the wearable, and with the sector growing more with every passing day more retailers are finding better ways at capitalizing on this trend. Today Amazon.com announced that it has launched a new online storefront that is dedicated 100-percent to wearable technology.
"Wearable technology is an exciting category with rapid innovation and our customers are increasingly coming to Amazon to shop and learn about these devices," said John Nemeth, Director of Wireless and Mobile Electronics at Amazon. "We're thrilled to bring our customers a store with the largest selection and great prices that helps eliminate the guesswork when deciding which wearable devices best fit their needs-whether that is tracking activity, staying connected through smart watches or capturing their next adventure with wearable cameras."
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Oculus Rift used to show how bad Internet lag really is
Sitting here in Australia writing my news, I'm tethered to my smartphone because my 4G access is faster than my 8Mbps home Internet connection. I know what lag is, but do you? Well, Swedish broadband provider, Ume.net, has used Oculus VR's Rift headset to display how lag would be if it were in real-life.
Ume.net used an experiement it called "Living with lag," where four volunteers went about in their daily lives using an Oculus Rift, strapped up with a Raspbeery Pi, webcam and noise-cancelling headphones. This gave the volunteers simulated lag in two parts: 0.33 seconds, or a full 3-second delay. The results are quite amusing, with the lagged out volunteers stuffing about in their normal daily lives.
Continue reading 'Oculus Rift used to show how bad Internet lag really is' (full post)
A working Pip-Boy 3000 has been thanks to NASA's SpaceApps Challenge
Most people who have played Fallout 3 loved the idea of the wearable Pip-Boy 3000 device, well, a five-member group called Team Reno have done just that - created a Pip-Boy 3000 like device.
Team Reno created the device as part of NASA's SpaceApps Challenge, which saw designers creating wearable technology for future space travelers. Team Reno's device was capable of displaying relative humidity, altitude, latitude and longitude, atmospheric pressure, ambient temperature, object temperature, and radiation levels.
The team wrote about their entry, saying: "We wanted to make a piece of popular science fiction into a reality so we chose the Pip-Boy 3000 from the game Fallout 3. The goal was to bring environmental sensors into an easy-to-use cuff device that could help a wearer determine if their environment is safe for navigation or helmet removal".
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Virtuix receives $3 million in investor funding for its Omni treadmill
There are some incredibly exciting devices coming out this year, with the Virtuix Omni VR treadmill being one of them. Virtuix, the company behind the VR treadmill, has just received $3 million in a round of investment.
Virtuix has said that it will use the investment to increase the amount of staff it has, improve the mass production as well as the distribution of the Omni treadmill. The Virtuix Omni begins shipping in a few months to its Kickstarter backers, after which it will go on sale to the general public - and hopefully arrive at my house for a good old thrashing.


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"Semper Fidelis - Always Faithful. Semper Erectus - Always Hard"
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I'm over in North Richland Hills. I'm typically shooting at Shoot Smart on 35 or at Elm Fork.
Im from NRH too! Im currently in NC, but I still clame NRH as my home, thats awesome!
Is shoot smart new? I usually shoot at a buddys house out by the speedway
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we can do it like monthly and have a DFW ITS MEET, have a good time, share some tips, show what gear we have , and have a good time
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"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." ― George Orwell
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Im in the need of a private range though to teach some classes (CHL/NRA/Etc.). If any one knows of any im more than willing to pay for the usage.
Texas CHL Instructor, NRA Instructor, ACT Instructor, ALIVE! Combatives Instructor, Systema Instructor, American Ninjutsu Instructor, CTCTG Instructor/Facilitator, blah blah blah and so on.
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Hey all, just checking in. New to the area (Arlington) but excited to see what Texas has to offer.
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I guess I never checked in here...I'm in south Grand Prairie, right next to Joe Pool lake.
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East Dallas, but I work up in Allen. I usually shoot in Garland or Elm Fork. Anybody ever go to Arlington and visit ITS HQ?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but you can visit the ITS HQ by appointment only.
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"I may walk among the sheep...but make no mistake, I am the sheepdog."
Posted 01 March 2014 - 03:17 AM
I would assume they wouldnt want people just wondering in ITS HQ. They should throw some weekly BBQs i think, let us have some of our money back in free food.
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We've all heard entrepreneurs are
disproportionately ADDers, many of the most famous declaring their ADHD or
other LD was in some way an asset in their success.
And indeed, many of us seem to gravitate toward
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artist or designer, field salesperson, etc. – many of these in the antithesis
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A group trying to overturn Ohio's ban on gay marriage says a new poll shows most Ohioans would vote to pass their proposed amendment.
But critics are skeptical about their poll.
When Ian James of Freedom to Marry Ohio commissioned a recent poll, he had pollsters ask specific questions about the amendment his group wants to put on the ballot. And he says the numbers in this poll show a majority of Ohioans are ready to pass the amendment his group is backing.
"These are not insignificant. These are what victories are made of," James says.
James says, in this study, pollsters read the proposed language of the amendment, including the part that includes reference to religious freedom.
He says once that part of the language was read, voter support for the amendment was at 56 percent while opposition was at 34 percent.
"Religious freedom is incredibly important<" James says. "People of faith want to make sure they have the right to say no but they also want to give loving couples the right to marry at the Courthouse.
James says his group has already collected enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot but wants to continue to collect more. He wants to get a million signatures before the July 2nd deadline for turning in petitions. And he thinks the momentum at this point shows it can happen.
"What makes Ohio different than other states is that we actually have a higher percentage of support and a lower percent of opposition than the three states that were on the ballot in 2012 and won.
"Those states ended up winning 52 to 48 but at this time or even later, closer to the election, they were lower than we are right now. So 11 months out, 56 to 34, we are in a prime position to continue to build our support but to win."
But another group that supports the goal of overturning the gay marriage ban in Ohio is not so sure at this point. Mike Premo with Equality Ohio says his group's campaign called Why Marriage Matters, is focused on educating Ohioans about the gay marriage issue right now.
Premo says it's important that when this issue passes when it goes on the ballot. And he says there's not a consensus, at this point, that next year is the right time.
"Why Marriage Matters Ohio is actually working with leaders in the national and state LGBT community and our allies to people who have experience winning marriage equality in other states and those who are experienced on the ground in Ohio in issue advocacy to come up with a consensus opinion on how to proceed.
Premo is not really impressed with the fact that support grows and opposition falls off when the religious freedom piece of the issue is explained to those taking the poll.
Premo – Usually having some kind of religious exemption language in the legislation or ballot initiatives has made it more palatable for folks in the past so that's pretty standard practice.
On the other side of the issue completely is Phil Burress of the Citizens for Community Values, a group that wants to keep the 2004 voter passed gay marriage ban on the books. He says the language on religious freedom isn't going to protect churches.
Burress – Well the actual language says no religious institution shall be required to perform or recognize a marriage. It doesn't say that the church has the right to deny a same sex couple from using the church and having someone else perform the marriage. And that's going to leave it wide open to lawsuits against churches.
Burress says he thinks this amendment could ultimately be harmful to Ohio's children.
Burress – Do you realize that if same sex marriage is legalized as it was in Massachusetts that they are going to start telling grade children as low as the first grade that same sex marriage is legal and is now permissible? And that was a big problem in Massachusetts because they want to say that this is just between two consenting adults when in reality it impacts children as well as the rest of society.
But gay marriage backers say the current ban impacts children in a more negative way. They note many gay couples have already legally adopted children but because of Ohio's ban on gay marriage, only one of the adults can be legally considered a parent for those kids.
The debate over when to put the gay marriage issue before voters is likely to continue in the coming months. And it will likely keep political pollsters and pundits busy as they try to figure out, not if, but when, the issue should be put on the statewide ballot.


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Hollow Handled Knives-bud vase, ink pen, lapel pin
Posted this on Trash to Treasure,too. Cut the end off of an old silver plated knife and you can make several different crafts from it. A suction cup bud vase, a lapel pin bud vase, and an ink pen. Pics here:
Here is a link that might be useful: silver knife crafts
How neat!! Love the ink pen! The little vase could even be put on window or fridge, filing cabinet at work if space was tight. Do you throw out the blade or have you come up for craft for it also? You mentioned on your site about coffee service sets, I was just given 1 what do you do with it? OH save up your old Bic or papermate cheapo pens when out of ink. GF & I are almost finished with really neat & useful idea for them. Jan
Thanks ya'll :D It is best to use knives from mis-matched pieces and that can't be polished clean. I don't have anything to make from the knife blades. But I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't some kind of craft out there for them!
Coffee and tea sets I mosaic. I like to paint them if they are really pitted, but if they will shine up, I'll just mosaic the bodies and the trays.
Here is a link that might be useful: Kudzu's Blog
Wow!! That looks great!! Was it the gold color originally? Lady that gives me so much stuff gave it to me & I gave it to mom as she had the gold colored silverware. Since she doesn't entertain anymore she gave it back. She said it got a little silver looking when she used silver polish on it. Other than that looks new. Won't be able to sell it at yard sale as Spanish folks are mostly customers now & don't buy that type stuff(neither does anyone else as you have to clean it!! )LOL I think mine is same as yours. Jan
This was the inexpensive silver tea service.Sometimes they're pitted. I've seen gold ones,too.The gold ones are probably electro-plated and some came off when it was cleaned. There's a lot of salt in the air down here, so they do tend to corrode. You can paint them, just roughen the surface with some steel wool and prime and paint. I use no name primer and paint usually. I'm not too worried about the paint, though, everyone still loves the chippy paint look. Then I use the silicone to "glue" my broken china and stained glass to it, and grout them,and use porcelain roses from jewelry boxes and other trinkets, pearls,buttons,charms, etc to decorate the lids. With the creamer, I just bundle some potpourri and set it in there.
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The reference rate is based on the noon rates of select banks in Mumbai and the SDR-rupee rate would be based on this rate, the release added.
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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 4 nights
Green Court offers friends and family the comfort of a fine home and the excitement of a Palm Springs lifestyle. This luxury estate is located in the prestigious Palm Springs neighborhood called Old Las Palmas, situated on 2 generous lots with unobstructed South & West views of the majestic San Jacinto Mountains. The interior spaces have newly designed rooms with high quality custom furniture throughout. All the spaces have beautiful art and sculptures which make the home feel like an art gallery.
The stylish great room has exposed high-pitched wood beamed ceilings, large high-definition TV, comfortable seating, casual inside dining for 6-8, and a disappearing wall of glass overlooking the breathtaking mountain views, pool and desert landscape. The gourmet kitchen is perfect for the chef in your group, with granite counter tops, gorgeous limestone flooring, top-of-the-line appliances and everything needed to easily prepare and present a formal dinner or a midnight snack. In addition, the house has a separate living room with fireplace and an elegant dining room with French doors that open onto the garden.
The large eco/salt-water pool and surrounding landscaped area is ideal for relaxing or entertaining and includes in-ground spa. The championship tennis court has been newly resurfaced and is furnished with a ball machine and ample practice balls. The court is immediately adjacent to the home and for your exclusive use during your stay. The outdoor living areas and the tennis court also have beautiful mountain views.
This walled and gated private estate has four bedrooms including top quality bedding and five baths. The Master bedroom has King bed, large flat screen TV, beautiful mountain views and opens to the pool and spa. It is en suite and includes a walk-in closet, and desk/work area. The two custom-designed guest rooms have queen beds, plenty of space to relax, and dedicated bathrooms. The large Casita Bedroom has a King bed, en suite bathroom, large flat screen TV, DVD, great sitting area that looks out onto the pool and the beautiful mountains.
This is a TechSmart home including Streaming-Capable HDTVs, App-Controlled Pool/Alarm/Air Conditioning, a wireless printer, and high speed wireless throughout.
Stroll the prestigious neighborhood after a meal, walk or bike to shops and restaurants or drive five minutes to the busier town center, cultural activities and nightlife. Only 20 miles (27 minutes) from the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. A Tennis Pro is available for private, personalized coaching.
This home has many sustainable/eco features including lots of warm LED lighting, eco/saline pool system, and environmentally sensitive soaps and cleaning supplies.
Palm Springs City Tax Permit 3114.
Greetings! I'm a Green Building Professional. My partner and I own many of the homes we've listed on here and have remodeled them ourselves as sustainably as possible. Recently we've gone 'pro' by starting Green Palm Springs Rentals LLC. As such, we've agreed to manage a couple of additional very special, green properties that we think you'll like as much as we do.
Our goal is to provide you the home base for an enchanting vacation, and we hope to have the honor of welcoming you to a fun, green vacation home soon!
Green Court in Palm Springs' famous Old Las Palmas neighborhood. You will love strolling the prestigious neighborhood of estate homes after a meal, walk or bike to shops and restaurants. It's a private self-contained sanctuary that is only five minutes from the exciting downtown and uptown cultural activities and nightlife.
This home has many sustainable/eco features including lots of warm LED lighting, eco/saline pool system, and environmentally sensitive soaps and cleaning supplies. You deserve a luxury getaway without toxic exposure and without all the guilt.
Stop searching. This is the one. The pictures of this castle are phenomenal, but walking through the front door is breathtaking . This house is decorated with art and furniture that is second to none. I visited with several other couples for coachella and our stay could not have been better. From a kitchen with everything you could imagine needing, to a serene and transcendent pool and jacuzzi. This place is 10 out of 10 in every category!! Thx Joe!!!!
Everything at this home was first class. The property is well maintained and centrally located. The rental agent Joe was great to work with. if you need four bedrooms of different nature and have people who want to swim and play tennis this is a great home to rent.
This place is absolutely stunning. The design and open layout is amazing and you can tell that every little detail was given a lot of thought. The pictures really don't do it justice. From the picturesque mountain view to the relaxing pool and neatly landscaped yard, this place was truly amazing. I will definitely stay here again.
When renting a place like this one, expectations should be high. We arrived during a hot day. It was 110 outside and all we wanted was some good cold AC air. The AC was not working properly. This could have been a disaster. However, Joe the manager made absolutely sure that such a disaster will be avoided. Joe arrive at the house shortly after we called, brought the technicians in even though it was after regular working hours and left the house only after a new AC was installed. There were a couple of fur treating moments but the real efforts extended by Joe matched the great amenities this house has to offer. I would strongly recoemnd this place.
Wow, where do I start?! Our party consisted of two adults with three children aged between 7 and 13; a family holiday and we stayed here a short while ago. The booking and subsequent payment for our stay was straightforward, and Joe (co-owner) was quick to respond to all queries beforehand. In fact he was most helpful and attentive throughout our entire stay. Our deposit was returned swiftly on the day we checked out. The villa was spotlessly clean and comfortable; perfect for relaxing in. The photos are great but you really do need to stay here to fully appreciate the care and attention that has gone into making this villa so homely and welcoming for its guests. Joe's great attention to detail showed in the complimentary welcome pack - there were gifts for the children as well as for us adults. We thought this to be a really lovely touch. The concierge (Bruce) was punctual when meeting us, in fact he was early, and was incredibly generous with his time when settling us into the property and its grounds. It was clear to see that this property is well-maintained and cared for, and thorough preparations are made before guests arrive. It's always obvious to see when a holiday home has just been briefly aired and a cleaner has pushed the vacuum around an hour before arrival time. Definitely not so here. And so to the grounds... the spa/jacuzzi and pool were both clean and heated to the correct temperatures. The surrounding grounds were well-manicured and free from litter. The pool man and gardener were both thorough in their work and they respected our privacy at all times. A must when holidaying with children. The tennis court was fun for all; like the villa it was clean and well-maintained to very high standards. Does this review sound too good to be true? Yes. But is it truthful? YES, absolutely 100% truthful. This is an exceptional property; a joy to chill-out in all day, and a pleasure to return to after a day out. As promised the villa really did have everything we needed for a great vacation; all areas were clean and tidy, the beds were comfortable, all linen and towels were freshly laundered and the kitchen was well-stocked. The estate is in a great location; easy to travel to the main city and/or local shop depending on your requirements. There's a great view of the surrounding mountains to enjoy whilst the sun sets, and the property is safe and secure. We would highly recommend this property and will be returning in the future without hesitation.
We had an amazing time at "The Compound" (which we dubbed it). The place was excellent and in great shape. It was what we expected and more. There was so much space that we fit 3 couples and a single perfectly. It didn't even feel like we had 7 people there. The pool was perfect and it was the scene of many great conversations. The amenities and household supplies were a pleasant surprise and an A++ in our book. We had everything we needed to cook and feed 7 people and there was so much more. The hot tub was perfect and the tennis court with ball machine was a bonus that we took advantage of. We were all so relaxed and it felt like our own house as everything was labeled beyond expectations.
The location was perfect and it felt like we were the only ones on the block. Jogging around the neighborhood and taking in all the beautiful architecture was an enjoyable experience.
We had an amazing time and would definitely rent this property again. I cannot tell you enough how great it was. We absolutely loved the house and did not want to leave!
We're two couples and two kids escaping winter for a week. We love to travel to Palm Springs and rent homes, and this home was the best one we've rented so far.
The home is even more fabulous than the pictures on the listing suggests.
The home we rented last year was very modern, but you can only take so much uncomfortable pleather furniture and ikea kitchen cabinets. This home was not only far more comfortable, but it has a very unique style that blends an incredible art collection with stylish custom furnishings - slightly eclectic, fun, thoughtful. I got a lot of good design ideas to bring home!
There are two indoor dining areas and one of them has the most beautiful dining setting I've ever seen. The living room TV let us log into our Netflix account to augment the movies channels provided. The internet was sufficiently fast to support multiple Netflix streams and simultaneous web surfing. I definitely recommend paying to heat the pool. The kids spent hours in it each day, and I was glad it was salt water. We played a ton of tennis and the ball machine definitely helped my game. At night in January, it gets cold outside, but the hot spa was enjoyable every night, and there are 2 outdoor heaters that allowed us to enjoy several dinners outside, a decadence that drew the envy of our friends back home. The large fireplace in the living room had decorative metal swirls in it and it was comfortable to sit around and chill out. The master bedroom has a desk with printer and his and her bathrooms and it's only a few steps from the spa, but each of the other bedroom suites are so nice we would be been happy in any of them. The separate casita is nothing short of incredible with an inviting bed and seating area. We would have chosen to stay in there, but our daughter walked in first and wouldn't leave until we agreed it was hers. Note that the casita has a step or two at the entry so it's not wheel chair accessible.
Joe was incredibly helpful, patient and always available when we had a question like when we couldn't figure out the dishwasher controls or spa heater. While we like going to different houses each year, I'm pretty sure we've finally found the one that we will be coming back to over and over again.
Green Court is located in Palm Springs' famous Old Las Palmas neighborhood. Only a few blocks from the former estate homes of Dinah Shore, Cher, Jack Warner, Elizabeth Taylor, Kim Novak, Adam West, Kate Smith, and Gene Autry. This will be your neighborhood while you are on vacation; feel free to stroll your prestigious neighborhood after a meal. Walk or bike a short distance to shops and restaurants, or drive five minutes to the busier town center for the best area cultural activities and nightlife.
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
|Event Price
Spring 2015
1 Feb 2015 - 31 May 2015
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $56 per night, per additional guest
Summer 2014
1 Jun 2015 - 30 Sep 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $56 per night, per additional guest
Fall/Winter 2014/15
1 Oct 2015 - 31 Jan 2016
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $56 per night, per additional guest
Spring 2016
1 Feb 2016 - 31 May 2016
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $56 per night, per additional guest
|Departure Cleaning Fee
|$350 + Tax
|Pet Fee
|Refundable Damage Deposit
|Tax Rate
Pool/Spa Heating Fee $50/nt, $250/wk, Oct-May.
Month rentals pay actual gas/electric costs.
11.5% Palm Springs Tax on stays less than 28 nts.
Rates subject to change until reservation is confirmed. Special rates/terms apply to Coachella, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Modernism Week, Tennis Tournaments.
Coachella rate: $4500 (8 people MAX, 3-4 nts) + $350 Cleaning Fee + 11.5% Tax + $250 Pool Heating
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (USD), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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- Thursday, October 2, 2014 at 7:00pm – 8:00pm
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- Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at 12:20pm – 1:10pm
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SMIS presents: Deloitte
- Thursday, September 25, 2014 at 7:00pm – 8:00pm
In the United States, Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries have 57,000 professionals with a single focus: serving their clients and helping them solve their toughest problems. Deloitte works in four key business areas — audit, financial advisory, tax and consulting — but their real strength comes from combining the talents of those groups…