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I've beeen watching Kenichi since the beginning.,
and to answer your question, its possible they are on a small break, since a big arc just ended., and now its onto an even bigger arc. (arc is like a new plot or side storyline)
For those who do not know of Kenichi, its about fighting., and also cows!!!..,..and awsome bishoujos!.
but i am dissappointed sometimes(if not weekly) at the drop of animation...BUT i still love it ., lol its funny, kenichi himself is usually getting the rush rush, but mui and other girl are getting all the budget to look just plain cool. ( shigure is my faaaaavvvv...so cool, i love how she talks., and her silent killer mode)


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Pro JavaScript Design Patterns
Chapter 1: Expressive JavaScript
Why then do some still consider it to be a toy language, not worthy of the professional programmer? We think it is because people do not realize the full power of the language and how unique it is in the programming world today. JavaScript is a very expressive language, with some features that are uncommon to the C family of languages.
In this chapter we explore some of the features that make JavaScript so expressive. We look at how the language allows you to accomplish the same task in a number of different ways and how you can take alternative approaches to object-oriented programming by using concepts from functional programming. We discuss why you should use design patterns in the first place and how adapting them to JavaScript will make your code more efficient and easie to work with.
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Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
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Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
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New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
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Nothing is helping you out to reduce the weight and keeping those unwanted extra pounds off? Are you still indulging into those high-in-calorie stuffs? No, you should earnestly try to come out from the unhealthy food habits because the digestive system along with the metabolism of the body gets immensely affected by carbohydrate rich foods. So, by excluding them from the diet, include the ones that would reduce your weight just in the blink of an eye.
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Lets see I Turned 20 in may,Been kinda in a creative slump finally getting out of that. Im going
to start uploading my motion graphics work which none of you have seen. Along with tons of new creative and dynamic artwork.
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Program Description The Microbial Pathogenesis Program is seeking to expand and strengthen our research in the fields of bacterial and viral pathogenesis. We are particularly interested in investigators who are developing new approaches and insights into the pathogenetic mechanisms used by microbes to establish chronic infection and to evade host defenses, as well as into the mechanisms leading to cell and tissue damage and the microbial and cellular gene functions involved in these processes.
The program complements our existing strength in this area represented by of investigators with similar interests in the Departments of Microbiology, Medicine, Parasitology and Pathology. It occupies one floor adjacent to the Medicine/Infectious Disease Program, to facilitate interactions with scientists that are part of this related program. We envisage recruiting 4-5 faculty. Recruitment for this program is led by Dr. Claudio Basilico.
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Easy Refried Beans
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266 calories/serving
Mix and match refried beans with other fillings or serve it alone. Any leftovers are great with fried eggs for breakfast.
- 1 cup chopped onion, preferably white skinned
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil or mild olive oil
- 2 cans cooked black or pinto beans, including juice
- 1 tomato, seeded and chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, or to taste
- 1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
- 3/4 cup crumbled feta cheese (3 ounces)
- Accompaniment: 20 to 24 small warm tortillas, guacamole
- Cook onion and garlic in oil in a large heavy skillet over medium-low heat until softened, about 5 minutes. Add beans, including juice, and tomato and cook over medium-high heat, stirring and mashing beans with a fork or bean masher until bubbling and thickened, 5 to 10 minutes. Stir in salt and cilantro.
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- Serve with warm corn tortillas to make tacos.
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Terrorist groups have indicated an interest in using weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), including nuclear weapons, against the United States, although there is no evidence to date to confirm that any particular group possesses nuclear weapons. Considering the inherent difficulties, it is not known whether such a group actually could develop the capacity to carry out such an attack in the near future, and there is a range of views among experts on the extent of the threat (Levi, 2007; Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism, 2008). Gaining access to sufficient quantities of weapons-grade nuclear material is the highest hurdle facing would-be nuclear terrorists, and numerous other hurdles would have to be overcome before a weapon devised from such material could be used. For example, terrorist groups would require the capacity to manufacture a device that would detonate when (and only when) they wanted. They also would have to transport the device into or within the United States and move it to the targeted location without being detected.
The United States has made preventing such an attack a high priority and has a number of programs in place to (1) deny terrorists access to nuclear materials, (2) deter other nations from helping terrorists mount a nuclear attack, and (3) intercept any attack before it can succeed. Still, since no individual preventive measure or even a set of such measures is fail-proof, the question remains: What if prevention efforts fail?
Over the past several years, the U.S. government has made increased efforts to address this question. In 2004-2005, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) drafted 15 scenarios to be used in conjunction with planning responses to catastrophic events under the National Response Framework (NRF). The scenarios were chosen to "highlight a plausible range of major events such as terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies, that pose the greatest risk to the Nation."1 Relevant to the current discussion, Scenario 1 involves the detonation of a 10-kt IND in the central business district of a large city. The NRF also has a Nuclear/Radiological Incident Annex describing the "policies, situations, concepts of operations, and responsibilities of the Federal departments and agencies governing the
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hi i have recently purchased a fluval 25l and nw wish i hadnt as everyone keeps saying its no good i want to keep coldwater fish but have no idea what to put in it
0Originally Posted by simon221746 gal fw tank with black skirt tetras, neon tetras, spotted corys, cherry barbs, otoclinus, snails & 4 amano shrimp - plastic & live plants
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0I have successfully kept cool water fish in unheated 6 gallon tanks. They were L. ommata and now E. fusiforme. I also once kept a single male Nothobranchius guentheri in a unheated 6 gallon for two and half years (about a year and half longer than they live in the wild). It can be done, IMO, but they should be fish that are not very active - no danios, for example, and no goldfish, obviously. And if you are just starting out I would avoid a tank that size except for a betta or some shrimp as andreahp suggests.
That said, a ten gallon offers you more room for scaping, etc., and thus an even nicer tank.
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0i was thinking maybe some white cloud mountain minnows as i was advised by someone as they are quite hardy
0I wouldn't advice any schooling fish in a 6 gallon tank. Go with andrea's advice to have shrimps instead.
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Mon, Oct 19, 09 at 15:10
This is actually a black Madeira, but due to lack of sun and the cool weather the fig didn't change color to it's normal dark purple skin.
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- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Mon, Oct 19, 09 at 20:21
Beautiful photos Bass. These are pics of my Black Madeira as of yesterday. My 5 yo daughter said they were the best figs she has ever eaten! |
Leon, Your figs look nicer with their dark skin. You're getting more sun and warmth than we are at this time of the year. Mine were still very sweet and excellent tasting. Your daughter is right. |
Awesome pics guys! I am hoping next year my 2 Black Madeiras produce fruit like yours. They look so good. Tell me, did you add any super phospates in Spring? thanks, Dennis |
- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Mon, Oct 19, 09 at 22:43
snag: I planted it in the ground and backfilled with the same soil. I did not add anything. Our home is located on ancient river silt adjacent to the Rio Grande River. Just about everything grows well in this soil. |
- Posted by nelson20vt Z5B - Toronto (My Page) on Tue, Oct 20, 09 at 13:54
Wow just lovely, wish I had some Black Madeira figs. |
The BM is a (good-but-late) fig. ALSO very hard to reproduce!... |
Hi George, You say the BM is hard to reproduce. Does that mean it's hard to do even an air layer? Thanks, noss |
I meant hard to root the cuttings; and once they root, they are slow to put growth. At least that was my experience... |
Gorgi is right, they are more difficult to propagate and slow to grow, but when they bare they are worth the extra work. The trees at the UCDavis are dwarfed, they are infected with FMV, but per the ucdavis officials they believe this is a dwarf variety. Here's a follow up photo of the same tree this year. It was ripe in early September this year. The skin color was much darker and even sweeter, it did set a nice crop. bass |
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Shark Punch is a small independent game studio formed by four former employees of Disney Interactive. The team has been working together since 2010, starting at Rocket Pack which was acquired by Disney in 2011.
Our focus is on creating games that offer deep, involving gameplay in a streamlined package. We do not make "mid-core" games.
We are fully self-funded and 100% owned by the team.
Born in Switzerland and raised in Finland, Aarne has been in the games industry since 2006. He has worked on one of the earliest mobile virtual worlds, MoiPal, as well as several social and casual games.
Aarne is responsible for all of the art and most of the game design at Shark Punch. He is into Metroid, and more recently FTL.
Jiri joined the games industry as a programmer in 2001 when he was 16, and founded his first company when he was 18. Jiri's most recent company Rocket Pack was acquired by The Walt Disney Company in 2011, making him a Vice President of Disney Interactive.
Jiri is the CEO of Shark Punch, taking care of whatever needs to be taken care of. This usually includes pushing papers and sending emails, and occasionally writing some code or meddling in game design. He particularly enjoys the XCOM, Fallout and Civilization game series.
Leo is a multi-talented programmer, who is in charge of technology and tools, as well as writing most of the game-specific code. Previously a technology consultant, he made the jump to game development when he joined Rocket Pack in 2010.
A former ice hockey player, nowadays Leo takes breaks from programming by programming something else. His favorite games are Enviro Bear 3000 and InvaTaxi.
Harri is a long-time entrepeneur and games media executive who made the jump to the world of game development when he co-founded Rocket Pack with Jiri and others.
Harri is in charge of business development, as well as doing a lot of heavy lifting on the operations side. A calm-mannered family man who does what needs to be done, his similarity to Walter White isn't purely superficial. Harri owns over 9000 games on Steam, but has only played two of them.
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Teens and Tweens can join Miss Debbie for a fun-filled class creating handmade St. Valentine's cards. Learn special card making techniques, such as: rubber stamping, die cutting, punching, and embellishing. Attendees will create two greeting cards to take home. All materials sponsored by the Friends of the Coastal Region Library.
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Love is in the air at the library! Visit the library for "Hearts & Crafts," a fun children's workshop where you can make great Valentine's Day crafts to give to someone special. Sponsored by the Friends of the libraries.
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Read moreFriends of the Floral City Library Annual Books and Bling! booksale has a great selection of hard cover & paperback books along with up-cycled jewelry, handbags, & more at affordable prices.
Read moreThis is a one day, 4 hour workshop designed to give tutors the skills needed to teach citizenship classes or tutor people interested in becoming citizens.All materials are provided. topics covered will be the citizenship class curriculum, possible visual aids, web resources and library resources. Space is limited. Patrons can register online or by calling Literacy Services at (352)628-5626.
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Thing is, I don't consider it particularly adventurous: after all, I'm not visiting anywhere that hasn't been visited before, and I'm going to places people live. It's not like I'm hiking across Antarctica, or scaling some great mountain, or I dunno, hanging my toothbrush too close to the toilet. It's possibly the least dangerous thing I've ever done, professionally or otherwise, yet those close to me suddenly express concern. Weird. Were they not paying attention to the last twenty-five years of construction, rugby, mixed martial arts and a thirsty predilection for alcohol-fuelled excess or am I grossly misjudging how dangerous riding a bike along quiet country lanes is? And how hazardous can it be if folks are living there?
Maybe it's because I read a lot. When people mention the word 'adventure' to me, I think Conan the Barbarian, not Conan O'Brien, and I often compare what I'm doing to commuting by bike and camping, two activities hardly considered perilous.
It's been suggested to me more than once, however, and usually by coppers, that thieves and muggers may identify me as a target. I think those who consider such things are completely unfamiliar with three particulars of travelling this way:
1. Probably 95% of my time is spent in the countryside and wilderness, where roaming gangs of criminals aren't.
2. The overwhelming majority of people are nice. Police officers and the military are particularly bad at recognizing this, as most of their working days are spent dealing with liars and delinquents, which of course includes members of their own hierarchies as well as the politicians who tell them what to do (I realize it's unfashionable to criticize the military nowadays, if not the police, but I count too many members among my friends not to). By contrast, I run the gamut of regular folk daily, from the basest scum to the airiest twat, and am happy to report truly evil people are rare indeed.
3. Me, personally. I'm quite prepared to fuck a mugger up, and have extensive training and experience in the art of doing so. However, I'm completely aware that multiple assailants form the core of our mugging fraternity's methodology, which is why I bristle with improvised weaponry: my retracted hiking pole is a handy club with telescopic sleeve locking levers that protrude at brutal flesh-ripping angles, and my bike lock a thick chain with a weighty padlock that can serve as a rather intimidating medieval flail. I've not had a single instance of trouble, though I have probably been sized up by potential muggers who decided better of it. In fact, I know I have: one does not acquire nor maintain such immutable swagger without learning a thing or two about such human behaviour.
In addition, the time I spend in towns is fleeting, during daylight, and mostly to buy food. I like that supermarkets are usually on the outskirts, so I can circumvent the innards if I have to, but this is to avoid tiresome navigational issues (such as counterintuitive one-way systems, unmapped brick walls, and in one dramatically profane encounter, a cliff), rather than whatever the complimenter might deem dangerous. Most of the time, however, a town will contain at least a couple of things I want to see, and of course a library to work in (which is also kryptonite to the criminal mindset).
Anyway, it was time to leave Fort William.
After a week I'd grown quite fond of the place. I'd met Bricks here the first night after twenty years, and became somewhat melancholy afterwards. Well, not melancholy precisely; contemplative, perhaps? It proved to be a milestone, a waypoint to review my progress towards enlightenment, and I decided I wasn't drinking nearly enough.
I dragged my feet breaking camp, hesitant to leave the convenience of nearby shops, and finally got out of there after two hours and a final lingering look back at the towering Ben Nevis.
It may not the highest of mountains, internationally speaking, but has a topological prominence to rival many far taller.
With a sigh I mounted up and the Caledonian Canal bike path conveyed me directly to Neptune's Staircase, a series of locks and swing bridges that form the freshwater entrance to the sixty mile waterway, which, two centuries ago, took Thomas Telford and three thousand men nineteen years to build.
Unfortunately the endeavour was never really rewarded with commercial success: by the time it was finished the Napoleonic naval threat was over, the invention of the railway loomed, and the move from wooden hulls to steel saw cargo ships outsize the safe new corridor. Nowadays it is owned by Scottish Waterways and run primarily as a tourist attraction, and a spectacular one it is, too.
On the road back to the canal, I did make mental note of what looked like a small abandoned chapel, too overgrown to really tell, which would certainly work as a fixer-upper. If I ever do settle in one place, this was as fine a location as any.
The Caledonian Canal slices through the middle of Northern Scotland, joining together several linear lochs to create a continuous waterway between the east and west coasts. This tear through the highlands is known as the Great Glen Fault, where two tectonic plates frottage like teenagers on supermarket cider, or at least used to, and still do occasionally, but less enthusiastically. The first of those lochs heading east is Loch Lochy, surely named by either a toddler, managerial groupthink, or some kind of raffle. Further evidence arrived in the name of the next one up, Loch Oich. People were obviously taking the piss, so I rechecked my map. Nope, that's their names.
On the trail I had a quick chat with a hiker labouring under a huge rucksack heading in the same direction. We met again up the trail at a lochshore campsite, set amid the kind of magnificent mountain scenery that multiples house prices exponentially.
The deserted site had an open-face log bothy for campers, and a ready-built fire to warm us, all gratis.
What a remarkably more sensible approach the Scottish Forestry Commission has to campers than its English counterpart, who seems to treat public access to nature with the same distaste most of us reserve for kiddie snuff porn. The contrast is really quite astounding. Scotland throws open its arms and welcomes you in like an old mate, while England slams the door and petulantly charges you to knock. I know where I'd rather be. I felt quite embarrassed to be English at this juncture, particularly because I was in the company of a foreign visitor. Scottish landowners, by simply acting like normal people in pursuit of the greater good, make the English ruling class look like the fucking Ferengi.
Which they are, let's face it.
On returning to England I've broached this subject many times, and several people have curiously tried to defend the official Gollum position of their 'higher ups', citing ludicrous notions like Scotland having less people, so can afford greater hospitality. I've never heard such illogical and loathsome nonsense. It's justifying selfishness and legislating against freedom, nothing more: exasperatingly excusing utterly cunty behaviour.
The hiker's name was Liad, an Israeli climber in his mid-twenties exploring the highlands. He'd hiked and hitched across most of Europe after the end of his military service as a computer dude in the IDF. We decided not to use the bothy as we both preferred the water- and wind-proofing offered by our tents. We camped on the beach and chatted into the night, and he shared some Turkish coffee with me the next morning. He packed up more quickly than I did and set off, while I took a little longer to enjoy the misty alpine scenery.
On the bike I powered up the first hills like a man possessed, despite being unable to access my lowest nine gears (my front derailleur had been playing up the last few days, and I didn't have a clue how to readjust it). I initially put this down to the caffeine jolt from the coffee, but it was more than that. I was sprinting up the slopes like a penis helmet pro, experiencing little in the way of fatigue. I was finally getting fit, that's what it was! It'd been so long I'd forgotten the feeling. Like a cardio maniac I relished the uphills even more than usual, attacking them all the more aggressively, pushing myself to see where my new limits were. I couldn't reach them. Overnight, somehow I'd gone from a struggling wimp to a thunderous explosion of muscle, barely contained by sinew, bone and skin; svelte, powerful, and the master of all I pedalled. My lungs laughed at hardship. My heart pumped anew. Thighs roared at the mountains like great swooping beasts. I'd never felt such physical elation.
As I neared the village of Laggan I dismounted for a farm gate, and, epic plonkerdom ever ready to pounce, realized I'd left my loaded trailer back at the campsite.
I sheepishly retrieving the thing and found the return journey distinctly less worthy of comment. I pushed on towards Fort Augustus, passing the curious and temporarily closed Eagle Barge Inn, a pub on a barge. I'd planned to work here, but wasn't too miffed as rain threatened and I wanted to make more progress before camping.
Several miles on the trail on the east side of Loch Oich became too roughly strewn with tree roots to ride over: my rig could probably handle it, but water bottles kept bouncing from beneath their bungees and I lost another one I didn't hear hit the ground. I got off and pushed. Navigating a gated bridge (where I have to prop up the bike, open the gate, push through, reprop, close, unprop and carry on) the hiking pole I use as a kickstand slipped on the mossy footing and the rig keeled over, snapping the footlong pivot pin that attaches the trailer arms to the body of the trailer.
I did some swearing and then silently despaired for several minutes, considering who I should call to come and rescue me, but shut that shit down with a finality that frankly surprised me. I was ten miles from nowhere. Construction Foreman Stef took over. I unloaded the trailer, surveyed the damage, and began to formulate repairs with the resources I had available.
Just then, who should come down the path but Liad and a freshly befriended female backpacker: a Canadian girl called Emily. They had missed the next turning and had to backtrack, discovering my predicament. Liad stopped to help out while Emily kept going, citing a pressing rendezvous, and we managed to jerry rig a replacement pin from two tent pegs, wedged in place by a length of paracord, wound with duct tape and bound by a tight bungee. Not perfect, but I figured it would get me to a metal fabrication shop in Inverness: not that I had enough money for such extravagances, you understand: I needed to get online and canvass for some more writing work.
Liad headed off as I repacked. I took the wrong turn and had to double back myself, catching him about an hour later; the boy moved fast for carrying such a huge pack. Back on the trail we decided on a canalside patch of grass for a campsite. Darkness was descending on nearby Fort Augustus, so we headed into the village for the small supermarket without pitching our tents first, which turned out to be a mistake as it began to rain on the way back. In changeable weather when deciding on a tent pitch, it's always best to get one's shelter up at the first fair opportunity. I don't get wet while camping or even on the bike so much: it's during the transitions. So we got soaked. Liad got his tent up first, and then helped with mine as the rain bucketed down. I'm not sure I would've done the same, and felt both humbled and inspired by his fellowship.
I set up the candle heaters to desperately try to dry out gloves, socks and boots, and had a £1.49 tin of Morrison's Irish Stew for dinner, which I wasn't looking forward to as tinned meals tend to smell a bit like dog food when you open them up. The stew, however, was a thoroughly pleasant surprise; very tasty, and mopped up with some fresh bread I couldn't have been happier. I think I've found my brand. I finished off my repast with a box of Mr. Kipling's Chocolate Slices and a few chocolate digestives, washed down with a cup of coffee, and snuggled up in my sleeping bag to listen to the rain.
The sky was clear the next morning, and Fort Augustus is gorgeous. The sunrise dramatically lit the mountains, streaking shadows across their faces at such acute angles you could actually see them change expression.
It was some serious climbing, and most of the morning and early afternoon were spent off the bike and pushing (I still hadn't adjusted my front derailleur, primarily because I didn't want to fuck it up further. I needed to get to somewhere with WiFi so I could watch a YouTube instructional or two). The rain started up mid-morning and set in for the day, unfortunately taking the edge off the spectacular views to be had.
After two hours of punishing gradients the miles of downhills began, and swept me into the pub in the village of Whitebridge. I got there at 2.35 pm, however, and they closed at 3, but the barman invited me to stay in the hotel lounge to dry off, such was my sopping condition. What considerate people. I got the fire going and began the process of drying out, meanwhile breaking out my laptop to put some proposals in on prospective writing jobs, and watch the first of a few videos to decipher the mysteries of bike gearing.
After three hours or so most of my kit was dry and the rain had stopped, so I packed up and rejoined the downhills, and found a very fetching spot to camp among the ferns by a tumbling burn outside the mountainside village of Foyer. I fell asleep excited by the prospect of the next day's ride along Loch Ness.


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Deerfield's pride is showing
Published 2:05 p.m., Friday, August 17, 2012
The Deerfield neighborhood in North San Antonio has the basics covered: a great location, with good schools, security, a picturesque setting and a wide range of higher-end housing prices.
The well-manicured neighborhood is just inside Loop 1604 and within minutes of major arteries like Interstate 10 and U.S. 281, as well as close to key activity centers like the airport and the South Texas Medical Center.
School-age kids in Deerfield attend classes in the North East Independent School District, which has attained an accountability rating from the state of recognized — the second-highest rating — for the past four years. That's been a drawing card for families, but the neighborhood also a number of retired people living there and professionals without children.
The secret to its desirability may be a less-recognized attribute that can make or break neighborhoods — residents who appreciate living there and work to make it succeed.
"People who live there love it, and they tell others," said Libby Ross, a Deerfield resident and lead agent at the Ross Group with Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors. "That will keep your values up. People who move in there care."
Michelle Ellis is a sales manager for Kuper Sotheby's International Realty who also lives in Deerfield. She said the pride of ownership that residents exhibit in Deerfield has kept the homes at a consistently high quality level, which keeps buyers coming in.
"There is a lot of consistency in that neighborhood, a lot of curb appeal," said Ellis. "I've found that neighborhoods with consistency, although they may be considered by some to be boring, they're the ones that hold their values."
Deerfield, unlike surrounding neighborhoods that include Deerfield in their names, is an ungated subdivision that stretches from Blanco Road to Huebner Road west of Hill Country Village. It has about 750 homesites.
Officials said the homes range in size from just more than 2,000 square feet to larger than 4,000 square feet. Costs vary from about $225,000 to more than $400,000.
Its first homes were built in the mid-1980s when the property was still outside the city limits, said Rex Kelsey, a retired businessman who picked out a lot in Deerfield in 1984 and moved in with his wife Barbara the next year.
He said it had the perfect combination of well-constructed homes in a convenient location with access to good schools. The Deerfield Homeowners Association required builders to have at least 75 percent masonry in their homes, and few people have had to spend much to correct construction problems, Kelsey said.
He also credited the close-knit feel of the neighborhood as a key to its popularity. Many of his neighbors grew up in the area and want to keep their homes and the neighborhood appealing, Kelsey said.
"I wouldn't want to live anyplace else in town," he said. "You know your neighbor, and you depend on them. We have a good time out here."
It's an atmosphere that is getting recognized by new homebuyers.
Clark Tilley, an agent with Bradfield Properties Realtors, said 24 homes in the subdivision sold between January and July with the average selling price of about $319,000.
Last year for the same period, the average selling price was about $4,000 less.
Nine homes in the subdivision are under contract to close currently, which Tilley said suggests "it's kind of in a hot spell."
Tilley said another 15 homes are now on the market. During the first seven months of the year, homes were sold in an average of 52 days, a rapid pace that is indicative of a seller's market, Tilley said.
"It has a real good feel of an established, well taken care of neighborhood and it has all the amenities," he said.
Pliny Mier, a real estate agent with Kuper Sotheby's, said buyers aren't always aware of what Deerfield has to offer. But when he tells them about how easy it is to get to and lists its amenities, they get interested. It has a community pool, tennis court and a park.
Mier estimated about half of his buyers of homes in the upper-$200,000 level to the $400,000 range considers Deerfield properties.
"It does get a lot of attention," he said. "People looking in Stone Oak and Rogers Ranch look at Deerfield as well."
Paul Klein, an architect with Raba Kistner Facilities Inc. in San Antonio, and president of the Deerfield Homeowners Association, said home prices clearly have increased.
Not long ago, homes in the neighborhood rarely were priced at $400,000 or above, but "it's not an oddity any more," said Klein, who has lived in Deerfield since 1998 said.
He said the subdivision does not have the traffic problems that subdivisions further north do. Developers preserved a variety of native trees and included landscaping that enhances the neighborhood's appeal, Klein said.
While it's not gated, it does include around-the-clock security patrols by off-duty law enforcement officers who homeowners can summons by phone. The service is "not inexpensive," Klein said, but it's been consistently backed by the association.
But he too cited the pride people have in living in Deerfield as a distinguishing characteristic of the neighborhood.
That pride shows up, Klein said, in residents who keep an eye out for problems in the neighborhood and in the way residents complied with neighborhood covenants requiring trash cans to be kept out of view even though homeowners now have three large trash bins with which to contend.
"It really does make a difference," Klein said.
The neighborliness also is apparent in the support the subdivision gives to annual activities like a July parade, its Easter egg hunt and a musical production it presents each fall featuring musicians living in the subdivision, said Ross, the real estate agent and Deerfield resident.
"You just don't see that in every neighborhood," she said.
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Xeriscaping gains favor among lawn experts
Updated 2:59 p.m., Friday, August 10, 2012
In a city with prolonged and frequent watering restrictions, a decision that many homeowners and house shoppers frequently confront is what kind of yards they want: plush, green carpets of grass or xeriscapes?
In making that decision, homeowners may be making a decision about the house's future value, but opinions remain divided, according to a small survey of area real estate agents.
What is clear is that landscape architects and their companies are seeing more demand for xeriscapes, which do not require the watering and mowing that grass lawns do.
One company, Shows & Allen Landscape Architects LLC, specializes in xeriscapes and partial xeriscape projects for residential customers.
"We find ourselves doing this (xeriscape) more and more," said landscape architect Sam Allen of the company. Some customers often leave a little area for grass so that children can play and for dogs, Allen said.
Given population growth and limited water resources, "we don't have enough water for everyone to have big grass lawns," Allen said. People who prefer grass lawns can always switch from big water-using types of grass, such as St. Augustine, to buffalo grass, requiring less water, he explained.
Allen emphasized that xeriscapes differ by regions because of different rainfall amounts. A xeriscape in Phoenix may look more a rocky, desert landscape, but a San Antonio xeriscape should have plenty of plantings that can bloom and thrive in South Texas. A rocky xeriscape in San Antonio "is not pleasing to the eye," Allen said.
Another xeriscape advocate is David Honhorst, a nursery worker at San Antonio's Shades of Green. "People with grass lawns don't know how to water, how long to water or what time of day to water. They have to mow or pay someone to mow. Plus, with grass lawns, you have problems with insects and fungus that don't exist with xeriscape," Honhorst said.
"If I were moving into a house, I would choose to move to one with xeriscape," Honhorst said. "Xeriscape is easy to maintain with minimal care. They attract butterflies, bees and birds. A family still might want a little lawn for children, but it is more educational for children to watch the plant life and insects in xeriscapes. Xeriscaping saves money, it's educational and it looks good."
Opinions differ, however. Following are comments from real estate agents on grass lawns versus xeriscapes and the possible effect on house values:
Susan Rodriguez with Coldwell Banker Realtors: "The majority of people I work with believe that grass, Bermuda or St. Augustine, is preferable to xeriscaping. We are not in a desert climate like people in Phoenix. Xeriscaping has less value. There is no place for children who need a place to play. Buyers do not like it when a seller goes too heavy with a lot of river-rock landscaping. A lot depends on what material is used in xeriscaping."
Tracey Lammert with Phyllis Browning Co.: "I do not believe that xeriscaping or grass lawns affect the value of a house. As many people who would want a xeriscaped lawn, there just as many who don't want one. It's more of an aesthetic thing."
Jean Marie Ruffini with Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors: "Some (house buyers) like grass, but you have to do a lot of watering. If it is a family with kids, they may not like the xeriscaping. Xeriscaping can be expensive for a homeowner to install, but new sod is expensive, also. Families still want grass yards so the kids can play, but it depends on the ages of the children in the family."
Debra Maltz with Centro Properties: "Conceptually, xeriscaping has a value. People are more aware of the cost of watering. When a savvy buyer sees a house with a xeriscaped lawn, he'll say, 'Oh wow. My water bill won't be as high.' Look at the costs of watering beautiful grass lawns in July. I think attitudes are changing, and more people are interested in xeriscape plants. But if you have five kids, it's hard for them to play in a xeriscape yard."
Randy Rice with Keller Williams Legacy: "I don't think it affect the home value much. Some people care about lawns, some don't. Some enjoy lawns and spending a lot of time on them, making sure it looks nice. Other people move in and move out years later and haven't planted a shrub or a tree. It wasn't what they were buying the house for. I don't think it's a big thing. People will move in one direction or the other when they move in anyway."
Donna Frye with Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors: "I do think the grass lawn sells quicker than xeriscape does. It's an emotional purchase, and people picture their children running and playing in the yard. It some ways, xeriscaping can look better. It does conserve water, time and money. If xeriscaping, use plants with a variety of heights, colors and textures. It cannot be just gravel and plastic. Some (grass) sod with xeriscaping helps. If one-third of the lawn is sodded, it can be a big help. Using mulch helps, too. People want that curb appeal. If xeriscaping, use on a limited basis."
Kristin Esparza Moran of Re/Max Access: "With my older clients, they tend to want something with less yard work. But the majority of the people I deal with are looking for a green lawn, not so much a xeriscape. It depends on the person and their age."
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What the hell!! MILEY LOOKS HORRIBLE! She looks like a junkie. her new style is the same as a homeless person who cant aford good clothes
aah i think it luks mre lyk a torn old ragged cloth wid kinda spider wbs on it eww..i luv miley though!! :) but sry miles dis outfits pathetic nd same 2 gwen stef!!
I Love Miley But This Shirt Is Trashy Sorry
it looks good on both of them. its different then what everyone else is wearing, they are both being themselves and i love it
OMGG! Obiously milezz lookz better then her...I'm just sayin' :P
Maybe they were trying to start a fashion trend or something- sort of like ripped up jeans.
Umm..I am a HUGE Miley fan but sometimes her 'out&about" outfits looks really werid. But I love her anyway.
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Hmm.. this clother is very beaulifull but more fits to Miley Cyrus ;D So Christina not liking to dress up
why would miley wear that? I mean Gwen is fine, but ew for miley! usually miley would wear better clothes than this. i can believe it. EW!
I kinda like it haha
one word: EW.
How is that even classed as as a shirt its so tacky, it looks pathetic on both of them. I sooo agree.
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I walked into work and on my desk sat a pink mini-iPod. I sat down, puzzled, and read the note.
Had to get a bunch of these for the execs so I got one for you, too. I know pink's your fave.
R as in Robert, as in my boss. Over the past year, I had gotten flowers three times when I seemed "really stressed out," a bottle of champagne for a "job well done" and a $100 Amazon gift certificate "just because." Of the four people reporting to him, I was the only one who got gifts. And now I had a shiny new iPod.
I thanked Robert and then did my best to avoid him for the day. I also put the iPod away in my bag so none of the other team members would see it. At 7:00, I met Sarah and Jane for happy hour at our neighborhood bar. I walked in and set the iPod down on the table.
"Nice iPod," said Jane.
"Don't even tell me Robert gave that to you." Sarah knew me so well.
For the next hour, we analyzed the intent of the gift. He was happily married, after all, and had never put the moves on me. He had two small kids! He was 10 years my senior! Surely he couldn't mean anything by these gifts. Could he? Jane had a theory:
"I think he's just putting it out there," she said. "Letting you know that if you ever want him, he's ready."
I so did not want to hear that.
"It's somewhere between 'You're one kick-ass employee' and 'I want to see you naked,' you know?" Sarah added. "I think Jane's right. I'm sure if you ever walked into his office, closed the door and said, 'Take me now, big boy,' he'd be totally into it."
I glared at her.
"What? I'm just saying that he probably won't ever try anything, but he's probably thought about it. Haven't you?"
Then Jane asked if I was attracted to him. I had to admit I was. I mean, he's pretty hot in an older-guy kind of way. There's a bit of gray in his sandy hair, but it flops over his eyes in an adorable cowlick. And then there's the accent. I'm a total sucker for Brit babes. (Jude Law, anyone?) Once, I saw him out of his suit -- he was coming from the gym -- and it didn't take long to imagine him without those clothes on, too. But still, I would never do anything about it. He's married, he has a family, and he's my boss. I mean, I may subconsciously seek out men who are emotionally unavailable, but not ones who are actually holding signs that say "Property of someone who is not you."
When I got home that night, I wished I hadn't told Jane and Sarah about the iPod. I wanted to believe he just thought I was good at my job or considered me a buddy. Not that he was as attracted to me as I was to him and just waiting for me to give him the green light.
I'm not a home wrecker, I thought as I drifted off to sleep. I dreamt that Robert and I stayed late at work one night and had sex on the conference room table like porn stars. I woke up wondering if I should look for a new job.


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Pankaj Rishi Kumar's 2012 documentary film In God's Land describes the formation and troubles of a small farming community and their village called God Sudalai Swami, addressing the larger issue of development and forcing the audience to recognize that the ideals of development, economic prosperity, rarely benefit those affected.
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Lewis Liú relocated from China to the United States with a Hollywood dream. But during his three years in film school, his Hollywood dream met reality.
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After an expedition to visit his friends who are film students at the University of Southern California, Liú found that film school in Hollywood isn't the heaven young filmmakers imagine. And Californians were treating his Chinese friends as second-class citizens.
Is there anyone who doesn't marvel as the next new technological phenomenon rolls off the production line? Whether you like the new gadget and desperately want one for yourself, or whether you think it may be the ruination of all that's good and true in the world, you're likely to gasp or shake your head with the realization that what was once beyond even the imagination of ordinary mortals is now a quotidian reality.
The European Studies Group continues its spring 2012 lecture series with a film screening of "The Forgetting Game" followed by a conversation with director Russell Sheaffer at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, in 1117 University Capitol Centre.
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When China native Xin Feng told her mother she wanted to study abroad, her mother suggested America. Her mother said Feng should see the superpower. Feng disagreed, but her mother insisted. "She told me that when she was in college, she asked her professor what America was like, and he said, 'Imagine the best world you can imagine, and America is even better than that,'" she said.


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Crosby, 22-year-old Tavares could be MVP
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Vokoun's shutout puts Pens ahead
May 10, 2013 PITTSBURGH — Tomas Vokoun had forgotten what it was like to start in the playoffs. Tyler Kennedy wondered if he'd ever get the chance again. more »»
Fleury headed to bench as Pens prep for game 5
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Islanders pull even
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Pens try to go up 3-1 on Isles
May 7, 2013 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Jarome Iginla spent parts of 17 seasons as the go-to guy for the Calgary Flames, on and off the ice. more »»
Pens go up 2-1 in series with Isles
May 6, 2013 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The Pittsburgh Penguins bounced back from their home disappointment and dished out their fair share to the suddenly shocked New York Islanders. more »»
Isles up to challenge
May 5, 2013 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The New York Islanders said all the right things in the days leading up to their first-round playoff matchup against the top-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins. more »»
Pens blow lead in loss at home
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You are dreary
Make me weary
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"You grow old, you grow old,
you wear the bottom of your eyelids rolled..."
Give me a break, for your god's sake.
David Graham is a rare one...his views reflecting a sensitivity to the spirit or soul of an urban neighborhood.
Do only wish Duluth had such a planner/architect poet/philosopher... all embracing and respecting that sense of neighborhood... as the city here is slowly eroding the gem of this city, turning a most unique urban space - an 'island' community called Park Point/ Minnesota Point into a hotel/condo nightmare; incompatible to traffic and water and sewage issues yet unsolved;...
Correct me if I'm wrong but were some of Wright house designs structurally weak; unsustainable as-is?
When any professional as Wright cannot surpass his own bloated ego, that profession needs to reevaluate where the greatness?
The 60's trimmed back; creating cold living spaces that suffered from a form of 'modular dystrophy'...boxes, off-white and gray with a splash of color to distract from all that purity?
One could say those who benefit most are members of the...
Not to worry...if condos proliferate beyond their need initiated by wise or greedy investors/developers, it may be the rise of a new form of affordable housing; always alternative clients out there waiting
...and if all else fails, could be recycled as shelters for the poor and homeless?
Even the name Stonebridge seems appropriate although Under the Bridge may become it's alternative 'clients, who knows...a place to hang your hat or a shelter from the storm; whichever way the...
Isn't it time see the man at the top of the article in a orange jumpsuit and a number across his chest? Front and side profile. No touch-up photos please.
We're talking children here; abused for life and those who protect pedophiles rather then turn them in are no better?
We are yet not a theocracy. Criminal intent is the issue and should be treated as such.
Thank you Eric Black for placing Warren's speech here - a rare gem - words that will never be forgotten...words to give us hope in a time of doubt.
...and words too that will drain the ink out of my printer as I copy one copy to improve more than our first cup of morning coffee.
Congress still has a few worth applauding, oh yes.
We may not be a country of anarchists but Republicans have proved themselves to be a congress of fools.
It's like a game for them now...a power game; who wins, who loses...the people are only the least relevant object not the subject of their game playing...
Republican as viable party has lost it's credibility with Boehner their willing mascot. Sad state of the nation....
Wonderful history piece that draws much also from the personal histories added by comments/readers.
A place I never knew; never explored. Yet, does reflect the early settlement, twin landscape Mpls Bohemia Flats that I remember when some of its dwellings still remained.
Where's the story here? A small town bar trying to make some bucks with a couple local worn- thin political figures? Sponsored by Coors?
Local coloratura in this village national, world interest? Is that all there is?
Funny thing how Bachmann claims she is a believer in who-or is it whom?
Sounds like a caricature of J.C. as M.B's vision looks more like a creature with a horns and a red tail?
Her powers of prophesy are weak indeed . Best I can say...at least she's consistent.
Now, back to raking those dead fig leaves off the boulevard,eh?
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Select fees include coaching expenses, tournament entry fees, league registration fees, referee fees, facility fees including access to lighted fields, administrative fees, professional coaching for all games and trainings as well as access to all Select programming.
Training: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday team and age group training with Wednesday Programming for additional developmental opportunities (optional). Time slots are generally around 4:30-5:45/6pm, 6-7:15/7:30pm, 7:30-8:30/9pm depending on team, age group and coaching staff (to be confirmed before each season).
Tournaments: Rush u11-u14 age groups/teams- up to 6 events over the course of the year, typically 3 Fall events and 3 Spring although 1 in winter and 2 in spring is possible. Rush u15-u18 age groups- 2-3 Fall events and possibly 1-2 College Showcase events. (Previous college showcase events have included CASL Raleigh Showcase, Elite Girls Academy Indoor Showcase, Carmel Crossroads and Real Colorado Showcase.) U11-U14 Nero age groups- up to 2 events over the course of the year (1 fall and 1 spring) and U15-U18 Nero age groups up to 2 events in the fall season.
Leagues: Older and eligible teams compete in the Midwest Regional League (MRL), while other teams compete in the Iowa Premier Soccer League (IPSL).


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Eyelet Ribbed Top
From the pattern description: Classic styled woman's knit top with dainty cable-like eyelet pattern arranged in columns alternating with columns of single ribbing. This sweater features a straight body line, near elbow length sleeves, raglan-shaped yoke and scoop neckline.
Notes: The sweater is worked circularly for nearly seamless finishing. There is only a small amount to sew at the underarm seams and you are done!
Special edition source: HeartStrings FiberArts published a special edition version of this pattern worked in Elann Lara - available only through Elann.
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