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Tyrone Square Mazda has a tremendous selection, affordable pricing, a friendly and informative sales staff and factory trained mechanics with numerous automotive certifications. Tyrone Square Mazda wants to be your Mazda dealer. Our mission is to make your ownership experience outstanding by consistently providing class leading services. Our competitive prices and a knowledgeable staff are just a few of the things you'll find at our convenient Mazda dealership.
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Peach salvia seeds
I have collected some peach salvia seeds from my plant for anyone who is interested in growing it. This is the first time I have done this (collect and dry seeds)...hope I'm doing it correctly.
It is a peachy-pink color and the hummers go after it like crazy. Sorry, I don't have the name of the salvia.
I have enough seeds for a couple of takers. I just need a SASBE and I'll send you enough seeds to get started.
Anbody interested?
I would love some of your peach salvia seeds! I'm working like crazy to create a hummingbird garden with a nice variety of plant material.
I purchased some seeds for Salvia coccinea 'Lady in Red' ... the seed count is rather small, but I'd be happy to trade a few of them if you're interested. Otherwise, I'm happy to go the SASE route if you can share with me.
Many thanks,
Oh yes PLEASE!!!!! Let me know if you have any extra. Have been "hummer" gardening for the last 5 years, and am looking for some unusual plants. I'm in zone 5 but lift and store the tubers for spring. E-mail me and I'll zip a sasbe in the mail to you! Thanks

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Carrie Underwood is Pregnant!
The singer took to her Instagram account to reveal that she and husband Mike Fisher are expecting their first child.
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Located in the heart of Lancaster, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Hangar Stadium and within 3 mi (5 km) of Antelope Valley Fairgrounds and Antelope Valley Hospital. Antelope Valley College is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) away.
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This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, a business center, and meeting rooms.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn & Suites Lancaster provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This hotel offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. 3 meeting rooms are available. This Lancaster hotel also offers multilingual staff, express check-out, and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hampton Inn & Suites Lancaster is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 85
- Number of floors - 3
- Free breakfast
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The Charles Koch Foundation has come up with a web ad on economic freedom. It is an important message. I cannot stress enough that you need to watch this. It is only 2 minutes. But more importantly, the Koch Foundation needs to turn this into a 1 minute television advertisement. It'll require some work to do, but this is a message that needs to get | Read More »


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Written By: Cate Talaue
A couple of weeks ago, during February Reading Week, I took part in Alternative Reading Week, where myself and 29 other Brock students and staff travelled to Sumter, South Carolina to build a house with Habitat for Humanity. Prior to leaving, I knew that this was a service-learning initiative, intended to broaden our horizons in terms of getting involved in the wider community, as well as learning soft and transferrable skills through work. What I didn't realize at the beginning was how this experience would help me work through the lingering problems in my own life, coming to terms with who I wanted to be and what I want to do in the future.
To say that the first day on the work site was a struggle, is certainly an understatement. Seven hours in the cold (the town set record-breaking lows that week, falling to -15 degrees Celsius at one point), with minimal layers and even less knowledge on construction work, the day couldn't have gone by any slower. You couldn't imagine how difficult it was to drive a straight nail in through two pieces of wood. Feeling discouraged and on the brink of tears later that evening, Angela Mott, one of the trip leaders, gave me a pep talk and ensured that I was just as valuable as any other trip participant. She said that I deserved to be here and that no matter what, the work I'm putting into this trip is making a difference, though I didn't feel that way at the time.
Feeling determined to turn things around the next day; I packed on the layers of warm clothing and ensured myself that today was going to be better, and sure enough, it was. I was finally starting to get a hang of things, and just when I thought I was the only one who was frustrated with myself, turns out the majority of the team was feeling the same way the night before, which was comforting. The team worked well together and by the end of the day, we were finally starting to feel as if we were a part of something greater.
The rest of the week went out with a bang and our efficiency progressed by the end. On the Friday, the last day on the build site, with all of the interior/exterior walls, top plates, headers, windows and a few OSB's up, we all felt like we accomplished so much in just five days.
I took the remainder of the trip (mostly the 18h bus ride home) to reflect on what this trip meant to me and what I learned. All of the Habitat team members were so grateful for our hard work all week, but I couldn't help but feel grateful for them, as they opened my eyes to something greater than me, a perspective that I couldn't have gained if it weren't for them and this opportunity.
I learned to talk myself 'up' instead of being too self-critical to the point of discouragement. I learned that teamwork, leadership and collaboration really do make a difference both on and off the work site. I got to know everyone on the trip, with each touching my life in some way or other. I learned that it's the many little things that make the most difference, rather than one huge gesture. I learned more about the struggling middle class and that we don't progress together, but rather each person comes from a different financial background, sometimes hindering them from progressing at the same rate as other people.
But most importantly, I learned that service-learning is something that I should've started a long time ago, though it's never too late to start.


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Mar 15, 2015
5x10: Contemporary opened last night
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Mar 5, 2015
I have been pleasantly surprised by the response to my postcard project. There are still a handful more of the first batch so please email, IM or text me your mailing address and I will send one out to you right away. Once the first batch is done I will create another series to be mailed out.
Feb 18, 2015
Sampled Exhibition at Offramp Gallery
Feb 15, 2015
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February Updates
It's the second month of 2015 and time has been flying by!
Since the last update I began teaching Beginning Digital Photography at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) and it has been a challenge to grind down and dispense the working knowledge I have taken for granted for the past eighteen years. It is hard to believe that I've been working professionally with digital photography for that long. I'm happy to report that I've been handling the challenge excellently and the proof is that no one falls asleep during my lectures!
I also began teaching a class titled Art Theory and Practice at the California Institution for Men, Chino (CIM) and the experience has been overwhelming positive! We've looked at artists Joan Miró, Robert Rauschenberg, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, David Hammons, Chris Ofilli, and Titus Kaphar while reading and discussing art theory texts by Douglas Chrimp, David Jefferys, John Golding and Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky. Followed by making Exquisite Corpses, Automatic Drawing, Collage, Paper Cut-Outs and Line Drawings. My class of ten men with limited exposure to art and varying degrees of literacy has remained engaged and excited to learn. Our dialogs help connect the artist's lives and art making techniques to the technology and zeitgeist of the times that the artwork was created. We follow our discussion by creating artwork inspired by the topic of the day and wrap up by sharing what they made. Twice so far, the men have stopped to express their gratitude for the class and the manner in which I teach it. Watching them form meaning out of complex abstract art concepts and put that meaning into practice has been a tremendous reward and confirmation for me. I cannot express enough the blessing it is to work with these men nor how much I appreciate my freedom because of this experience.
I am proud to announce that I will be a part of a group exhibition titled Sampled curated by Anita Bunn at the Offramp Gallery. Sampled is an exhibition of works by 10 artists working in a variety of media including sculpture, drawing, collage, photography and painting. Fashioned from a diversity of materials ranging from deconstructed cloth, bark, rope and thread to yarn, paper and found objects, all integrate sewing, embroidery and/or knitting into their work.
Other artists include: Melanie Ciccone, Raul de la Torre, Clifford Eberly, Susan Feldman Tucker, Nicholette Kominos, Meg Madison, Thinh Nguyen, Echiko Ohira, and Joan Weinzettle. Sampled will be from February 22nd - March 29th, 2015. There will be an opening reception for the artists on Sunday, February 22, 2-5pm. Offramp Gallery is located at 1702 Lincoln Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91103.
There is still time to see the VESSELS group show I am in at The Gallery at The Downtown Center in Pomona. The exhibit will be up until February 28th and is located at 300 W. 2nd Street Pomona, CA 91767. The exhibition, curated by Diego Irigoyen, includes six chemically-altered chromogenic prints from my Penetrating the Veil series. Don't worry if the venue is closed when you stop by because I was placed in an excellent window area that is visible from the sidewalk.
Mark your calendars now. March 14th is the opening reception for 5x10: A Select Survey of Contemporary Art, curated by Jorge Mujica at the Art Exchange Long Beach. I will be included along with Patrick Ahern, Ching Ching Cheng, Robert Grad, and Nano Rubio.
As an extension to the 5x10: A Select Survey of Contemporary Art exhibition I am curating the 5x10: Sound Festival that will take place April 11th. The line-up and other information will be announced next month. The Art Exchange Long Beach is located at 356 East 3rd Street, Long Beach, CA 90802
I would like to continue to remind you that Punk Rock Pillow Fight is available for Birthdays, Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs and Performance Art Festivals. Contact me to book P.R.P.F. for your next event!
Thank you, Andrew
Jan 21, 2015
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Dec 17, 2014
Community-based Art Program in the news
For the past half year I have been involved in a Community-based Art Program that has been providing art education at the California Institution for Men, Chino. Here are some articles that have come out recently.
Also this past weekend, I am very proud to say that I helped facilitate the first inmate art exhibition in the prison! More information about that project will be forthcoming.
Dec 16, 2014
Super Mario's Art: Fine Art in the Fast lane
The Mysterious Burial Mask: Information and Evidence: a group show curated by Andrew K. Thompson
I want to thank Mario Vasquez for conducting a follow-up interview focusing on The Mysterious Burial Mask: Information and Evidence
with Sophia Boo Allison Paul W. Evans Kio Griffith Sapira Cheuk Alan Van FleetMicol Hebron Siobhan Hebron Jorge Mujica HK Zamani Marissa Blair
Oct 30, 2014
Upcoming lecture
I will be speaking about my artwork at the Society for Photographic Education western regional conference on Saturday, November 15th from 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM at the New York Film Academy 3300 Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA, 91505


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Nick Stahl, probably best recognized for his role as John Connor in "Terminator 3 : Rise of the Machines", has been reported missing.
The 32 year-old actor has been missing since May 9, his wife -whom he recently separated from – confirmed.
Stahl, who also starred in the films "Bully" and "Disturbing Behavior", reportedly has a bit of a troubled past; in February, his wife has asked for his visiting rights with his 2-year-old daughter to be limited, and she also wanted him to be clear of drugs when doing so.
People Magazine are one of a few outlets following the story :
"We are tracking down a few leads and using internal sources with information we have to see if we can quickly locate him," L.A.P.D. Detective Carmine S. Sasso, who is handling the case, tells PEOPLE.
The actor, says Det. Sasso, "has got some personal issues that he's trying to work through. The family asks that this be kept very low-key, and that affects our ability to successfully solve these cases."
And what of reports that substance abuse issues are involved in Stahl's disappearance?
"In general, [this case] is similar to a lot of our adult missing persons cases," says Det. Sasso. "Of the 14,000 missing persons cases I've handled over the past four years, there's a very good percentage of those involving drug issues and a separation from families. The vast majority of them have been successfully solved. Hopefully this one will be too."
Stahl, who kicked off his career with a co-starring role opposite Mel Gibson in "The Man Without a Face", is a damn fine actor. He was terrific as John Connor in the third "Terminator", won many fans with his role on TVs "Carnivale", and was still a rather sought-after actor for producers and directors. In recent times, Stahl starred in the direct-to-video sequel to "Mirrors" (2010) and guested on series' "Body of Proof" and "House of Lies".
On being a child actor, Stahl said "I had sort of a dual life in a way – I was going away and doing films, and then coming back, and hanging out with friends, and getting into trouble, and experimenting with drugs, and doing all that stuff, and so my teenage years had some darker times to them, that aren't the fondest memories for me."
Hoping they find the guy safe and sound.
- Jeremy London, Ethan Suplee returning for Mallrats 2 - March 28, 2015
- Dorff gets a badge for Texas Chainsaw prequel - March 28, 2015
- Another '90s TV Hit returning! - March 28, 2015
- Super Troopers 2 director answers those lingering questions! - March 28, 2015
- Blade Runner actress nixed from sequel? - March 28, 2015
- Transformers sequels, spin offs in the works - March 28, 2015
- Seinfeld fave in talks for Force Majeure remake - March 28, 2015
- Beauty and the Beast finds it's Garderobe - March 28, 2015
- First look at Patrick Stewart in Blunt Talk - March 28, 2015
- Cast announced for School of Rock TV series - March 28, 2015
Against the Current - the band, not adventures in dangerous swimming 101
Zedd - If our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? (Well, answer my question!)
Arrow (Okay, Felicity from Arrow!)
Chrissy Costanza (cat eyes and buttery lyrics!)
Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
Movies - especially when they play in the dark.
Twin Peaks (TV)
Friends (TV) (It had me at "No way are you cool enough to pull Clint"; damn straight, Chandler!)
Traveling - preferably where water is, so I can splash someone!
Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
Cameron Crowe movies - Say Anything..., Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous
The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
Reenacting dance/song scenes from "Grease" with my little girl (hey! Wait till you see my 'Summer Lovin'! - don't judge)
Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
Cooking up a nice dish and sitting in the entertainment area, on a cool night, basking in it's greatness.
Inflatable kids pools full of Vodka Lime Crush.
Acidic Email from angry, over passionate teenagers after I trash something "Twilight"-related on the site. Sparkle elsewhere.
My baby girl's big, caring heart.


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Senior leader and Congress MLA Malikayya Guttedar will be sworn in pro-tem Speaker on May 29. Governor H.R. Bhardwaj will administer oath of office to Mr. Guttedar. Speaking to presspersons here on Thursday, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister T.B. Jayachandra said that new members of the House would take oath on May 29 and 30. Veteran Congress leader Kagodu Thimmappa would be elected Speaker of the House on June 3 and till then, Mr. Guttedar would conduct the proceedings of the Assembly, he said.
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Judge Strikes Down DC Ban on Handguns Outside Home
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FBI Seeks Information About A Texas Man Following Navy Yard Shooting
The FBI is looking for information about about the man, they believe, was responsible for a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard in the District of Columbia on Monday morning.
Authorities say Aaron Alexis was killed during a shootout on Monday that resulted in the death of at least 12 innocent victims
At Least 12 People Killed After Shootings Rock Washington, DC Navy Yard
UPDATED 4:30 p.m. ET: Thirteen people are now confirmed dead, including shooter Aaron Alexis. An alleged second shooter is reportedly still on the loose.
50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' Speech Draws Thousands
On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in front of 250,000 people. Exactly 50 years later, tens of thousands gathered there again to commemorate it.


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Suburban Poverty: A Reality CheckSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 07/24/2013 - 10:49am
I just used Amazon.com to look inside a new book on suburban poverty ("Confronting Suburban Poverty In America" by Elizabeth Kneebone and Alan Berube).
I found the following admission: "[since 2000] poverty rates rose by equal degrees in cities and suburbs (roughly 3 percentage points) though the urban poverty rate remained almost twice as high as the suburban rate". (p. 35). So although the gap between cities and suburbs has narrowed slightly, cities are still more poverty-packed than suburbs.
Even if Democrats Killed Detroit, Sprawl STILL Killed DetroitSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 07/22/2013 - 12:42pm
One result of Detroit's recent bankruptcy has been the usual finger-pointing about the cause of that city's probems. Commonly mentioned culprits include deindustrialization, absence of federal support, and the sprawl-induced decline of urban tax bases. Another common argument (especially among conservatives) is that if only Detroit wasn't governed by liberals, Democrats, etc. it wouldn't have become so overextended.
The Irony of Minimum Parking RequirementsSubmitted by MLewyn on Sun, 07/21/2013 - 9:37am
As many people (including me) have written, minimum parking requirements encourage sprawl by requiring "islands of building surounded by seas of parking." Generally, municipalities trying to end or modify these rules have started with downtowns and worked their way outward.
Confusing Suburbs With Rural AreasSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 07/19/2013 - 9:08am
A recent article discussed in the Atlantic blog suggests that suicide rates increase as density goes down, especially below 300 people per square kilometer (i.e. 777 people per square mile). The title of the article: "The Unsettling Link Between Sprawl and Suicide."
Obesity,Sprawl and Poverty, Part 2Submitted by MLewyn on Thu, 07/18/2013 - 4:31pm
Last week, I blogged about the relationship between sprawl and poverty, using metro Atlanta as an example. I showed that in Fulton and DeKalb Counties (the two most urban, transit-friendly counties in the region) the obesity rate was only slightly higher than the poverty rate, while in more suburban counties the obesity rate was MUCH higher than the poverty rate.
Health Impact Assessments and the LawSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 07/17/2013 - 11:53am
If you've gone to conferences addressing the relationship between public health and sprawl, you may have heard of something called a "health impact assessment." If you are a little fuzzy on how this works out in practice, you may want to read a new article coauthored by Prof. Pamela Ko and the Dean of Touro Law Center, Patricia Salkin. (In the interests of full disclosure, I note that since I teach at Touro, Dean Salkin is my boss).
Why Highways Are Less Harmful In Parks Than On Urban StreetsSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 07/15/2013 - 10:41am
When I read Robert Caro's The Power Broker (a biography of New York road-builder Robert Moses), one story that didn't quite make sense is Caro's discussion of the Henry Hudson Bridge. Caro writes that Caro's routing of this bridge caused "the destruction of Manhattan's priceless last forest" in Inwood Hill Park. But I visited the park yesterday afternoon, and it didn't look at all "destroyed" to me. Inwood Hill Park is still one of the jewels of Manhattan's park system, full of primeval-looking forest.
Tisha'b'Av and UrbanismSubmitted by MLewyn on Sun, 07/14/2013 - 11:09am
Monday night and Tuesday, observant Jews all over the world will be fasting for Tisha'b'Av, a day dedicated to remembering pretty much every major disaster befalling Jews over the past twenty centuries or so, or at least a few of the major ones- especially the destruction of the Jewish Temples by foreign invaders (Babylonians in 586 BC, Romans 656 years later). What does this have to do with urbanism?
Another Way To Measure the Sprawl/Obesity RelationshipSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 07/12/2013 - 6:49pm
One dispute in the literature about sprawl and obesity is whether the impact of sprawl is significant compared to the impact of social class. It could be argued that obesity is primarily a function of poverty and lack of education, rather than of automobile dependency.
Cities Just Can't Win With Some PeopleSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 07/10/2013 - 3:47pm
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I am getting confused at my color choices for my stucco home. I want the color of my house to be happy and say welcome home. I am leaning towards bright colors but I am confused. Can you please share what color you chose and a picture would help. Thanks
msh2000 my stucco color is Amarillo ( master wall?), it looks like a light beige/tan
Every house is stucco in my area. Colors are generally earth-tone, although my previous home was actually a nice pink color (!). There's a house down the street that I call the "chocolate house" that's really pretty - the color is about halfway between milk and dark chocolate.
My house has three colors. The main color is mustard, then there's brown and gray accents. You can see all three in this photo.
As an aside, I would never have been able to pick three coordinating colors. Sometimes it's beneficial to have a designer or colorist help you with these things.
We wanted our stucco to blend into the hillside as much as possible, so I told the painter try to match the vegetation. The stucco is Benjamin Moore Rolling Hills and the trim is Forest Floor (also BM).
Have the painter put up some 2 ft x 2 ft test patches of different colors you like.
This is the view of the hills across from us:
This is the stucco. This picture was taken just before dusk so the lighting makes it look different from what it really is. The color is really closer to the color on the tops of the hills in the first picture.
paco, house looks great! I remember your place from a prior post, as we're also thinking of hillside building (although not that steep!) Was it hard getting construction trucks, etc, to your site? Would love to see more pix if you have them!
Sorry for the OT note...we live in a stucco home...most homes in california are stucco. Ours is a beige, but there are ALOT of pink ones...they mostly look good only with the red spanish tile roofs, though.
We are building a modern Mexican-style courtyard house, and we really loved the bright colors you see in traditional Mexican houses. So... we are painting the walls with lots of different hot colors outside (inside, too) and getting lots of positive feedback from our friends and neighbors. Hot pink, turquoise, violet, teal blue, etc. If you've visited the Mexican colonial towns, like San Miguel de Allende or Guanajuato, you'll know what I mean. Wouldn't work at all in most of the U.S., but here near San Diego it's perfect.
I think the most important thing is to select what pleases you and goes with the style of your architecture and also fits the locale.
I think as susi so calif mentioned, where you house is located may influence the stucco color. Here in the midwest, you will only see subtle earth tones or whites. We rarely see any of the colors that is common in the southwest or Florida. Ours is Sandlewood Beige by dryvit shown here on our newly completely barn.
We are in the midwest, and in my humble opinion, stucco that is painted anything other than earth tones looks out of place. There is a house in a very nice neighborhood not far from ours that is stucco and nice yellow, but it just shouts "I belong in Florida!" simply because that color "isn't done" around here. Hope I didn't burst your bubble...
Picture your house with a foot of snow on the ground. (Didn't stop neighbors from siding in Cobalt Blue!)
Our house is "champagne" color -- cream to me -- with same color rough brick portions alternating with the stucco. Limestone (cultured stone) trim at windows and doors. Roof is blue-grey. Driveway is bluestone chip.
We built a new house in an older established neighbourhood. Our stucco is a dark blue...Benjamin Moore "Raccoon Fur". Our trim is ICI "Soapstone" (off white). Most houses in our city are beige, brown-beige, grey, grey-brown, and the occasional browny-green. We couldn't stomach adding to this dull palate with another beige house, so we went with something different. There is a lot of building going on in our city, and we get "cold calls" once every couple of weeks from folks knocking on our door wanting to know what color our stucco is for their own build. We live in Western Canada. We also debated "fitting in" with a beige house, but decided to go with our gut, and we are happy we did!
I have just re-read my previous post, and it doesn't really sound like I meant it to. There is nothing wrong with beige, brown, and grey houses, and some of the most beautiful houses I have ever seen are buildings with these colors. There are just a lot of them in our area, but what I meant to emphasize to the OP, was go with your instincts, be they grey, brown, green, yellow, red, purple or pink! I love color. Maybe a yellow or red could achieve the "happy, welcome home" look you are seeking.
Our house is just on paper right now, but the plan is to go with a medium-to-light shade of grey, with grey shingles (had hoped to go with a moss-green standing seam metal roof but the $$$ is putting that out of the question), and a deep burgundy-purple trim (the Kolbe window people call it "merlot"). Our lot looks a lot like paco6945's lot, as does the view!
I like the way the colours look on paper, but I'm a little concerned that it will look stark in real life -- although paco6945's hose doesn't look one bit stark, so that's VERY comforting!
But paco, I'd be interested in knowing how your stucco is weathering? There are a lot of houses around here that have trails of grime that wash down from the roof, and I'm not sure the colour I want will be any good at camouflaging that.... Decisions, decisions, decisions......
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I know how hard it is to choose colors especially for first time home buyers and builders such as my wife and I. A year ago our builder gave us the daunting task of choosing the main exterior color and trim and personally I found it the hardest part of the entire home building process. The mechanical, architectural, and systems aspects seemed easier to me- just read a lot and the answers are there; but house colors forget it!
We also have a red roof such as yours and this makes color choices a little more restrictive. Our first color choice was bold and bright, and after the house was painted I knew we might have not made the "best" choice given our neighborhood. So we changed it. My wife and I promised ourselves that we will be true to ourselves and neither of us are scared of colors- thus the red roof, bronze windows- colors you don't find in our neighborhood. Everyone went for the pastels, washed out sandy light colored roofs, and the pastel Key West look. Well, our house is Mediterranean themed, not Key West so we both felt our house should not be a replica of everyone elses in the neighborhood, but it had to fit in.
My advice, and something I wish I had done PRIOR to letting my painter put one brush stroke on my home, is for you to get a sample jar of the paints you are planning to go with and try it on the house our on poster board and see how it all blends together.
We told our builder that we wanted to change colors and I wanted to provide the painter with my own paint. (in other words- not contractor paint) They obliged and I went with California Paints flat velvet base. The main color is "Wooly Thyme" and trim color is "chic magnet". See for yourself how it turned out in the link below. Keep in mind the original color was almost school bus yellow, while it might have looked nice in another neighborhood it didn't jive with some of my neighbors as the President of the HOA let me know in a nice way.
Again, we're not scared of colors but we wanted our house colors to have character and warmth and I think we were able to capture this with our colors.
A few things I learned about colors and some suggestions. Lighter colors on a tall/large house will stand out much more than lighter colors on a less tall one story home such as yours, but keep in mind that with a red roof, light colors might make your roof look "top heavy". The trick might be to choose a lighter earth toned color that's a few shades lighter than the one we chose, but not so bright that it makes your home look top heavy. Also remember the quality of the paint itself makes a difference in terms of how close the color matches in terms of sheen/shade/luster to the swatch- at least that's what I'm finding out.
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This companies very existance stems on getting a
cash infusion which is hopefully being provided and
you are suggesting a stock buy back? Investors will
have to put in additional funds to avoid dilution.
Where do you think the money would come from to buy
back stock?
Have you been following the events
surrounding this company???? Do you live on this planet???
If PZN goes to $5 by rights date like it should, then I may not oversubscribe. IF it
remains severely undervalued here, then
by all means, I will gobble like a turkey.
pardon me if I seem dense. You have 1,250,000
shares and you are trying like mad to talk the stock up.
You plan to oversubscribe, meaning you want to buy a
hell of a lot more stock. Why do you want it to go up
before you are positioned? Don't you want to buy it
The info. was provided by PZN PR
Rights offerings are tricky certainly and by no means do
they HAVE to pressure the stock as you say but look at
these facts. The price will be set PRIOR to the 30 day
offering window. Let's use today's price for example,
$3.375. We will know before we have to make a decision to
buy what the price will be . In this example it would
be $2.19/shr or 65%. To raise $200mm that equals
91mm shares and 91mm rights distributed (potentially
sold) to each shareholder. Now PZN trades on average
500k share per day according to Yahoo's profile page.
Since the rights offering range over 30 days or 20
trading days that represented 9 times PER DAY it's
average trading volume of new shares trying to be sold.
If there are 500k of natural buyers that means there
are 5mm shares of new shares for sale for every 500k
in buyers. Certainly the volume will pick up and
certainly more buyers will come out. But I mention this to
illustrate the pressure rights offerings cause and why. I'm
not trying to be bearish on the company or to create
panic. I'm just trying to objectively look at the
situation as I have experienced these deals
The fact that the rights are priced prior to the
rights offering is why I feel the rights will be always
worthless by the end of the rights period. I think it's
smart from PZN's standpoint because, IMO, Arbs would
push this stock a lot lower if they the pricing was at
the end. In 1996 I bought a rights offering (PPR)
they set a 10% discount at the end and the Arbs pushed
the stock down 25%. PPR is a prime rate loan closed
end fund with expected minimal NAV variance. I hope
for PZN's stand point they can get the common up
prior to the rights offering. I have a feeling the
ex-div. on the special div. will play a role. One way to
foul up the Arb's is stick an ex.div. on a weird peice
of paper in the middle.
I guess my post was unclear. I was not using
hyperbole. I really do believe that the issuance of rights
and Pref. C has a net value of zero to current
shareholders (except that the capital raising function helps
the company). This is different from saying that
after issuance the rights and Pref. C will have a
market value of zero.
What I am arguing is that
common shareholders of PZN should not see the rights and
Pref. C issuance as a "valuable" payout. Look at it
this way. If you own a common trading at $3.50 and the
company announces a 2 for 1 stock split, you would not
jump for joy and say, "Oh my, I'm getting stock worth
$3.50!" nor even "Oh joy, I'm getting stock worth
In fact, the split does give you stock
worth $1.75 in that example, but it obviously also
reduces the value of the stock you already own by $1.75
per share. That is for the simple reason that you own
the same proportion of the same company both before
and after the split.
That is the sense in
which the split is worth nothing. Obviously the new
shares have value, but only as much value as they take
away from your existing shares. So the "pay-out" is
worth a net of zero to existing shareholders.
the case of the PZN rights and Pref. C, the "pay-out"
is actually a "pay-in", because it forces us common
shareholders to pay cash to the company, just to retain our
current percentage ownership.
"It's my understanding the
rights offering
and the div. will not come until
AFTER the
shareholder vote on the OPCO
merger this summer. So there
is plenty of time."
I think the 8k says the
PL transaction is expected to close by 6/30. I think
that means the rights offering will be done by then.
The sooner the better for everything. We should get
more clues as they push through the
I don't agree that the rights offering has to
depress the stock. It's like an IPO or a secondary. The
problem would be if the common gets stuck trading below
the rights offering price. Then the offering price
would become strong technical resistance. On the other
hand if the offering is a success and the stock trades
higher then everybody's happy.
Yes you may sell them through your broker. They
will trade like a stock.
A couple more things.
It's my understanding the rights offering and the div.
will not come until AFTER the shareholder vote on the
OPCO merger this summer. So there is plenty of time.
PL is only a backstop on the rights if the merger
goes through I believe. So it could be August before
the rights offering is completed.
It's also my
understnading the PIK will be set up with 2 conversion dates (1
month and 6 months I believe) to convert to common. My
guess the terms will make it so you almost have to
convert, IMO. CMM did theirs the same way, it's their CMM
pref. F if you wish to investigate yourself.
Bigman sees PZN at $12 in 2001....
says "buy now and be rich".
Bigman says, "avoid
the negativity here".
Bigman says, "seize the
Bigman says, "reap"
Take care HERB
Anybody got any guesses as to when I will need to pony up some money to keep my stock value and how much it will cost? FWW
If you can get 85% of the common price for your
rights, sell them all and then sell more short. A market
price will be quoted for the rights, and flipper is
arguing that the price will slide down toward zero. I
believe that the rights will allow you to buy the common
for 65% of the average common price over some period
preceding the issuance. Therefore, the rights would be
worth about 35% of that price. However, flipper
predicts that the common will gradually decline to the
rights exercise price (65% of the previous common
price), which would leave the rights worthless.
Flipper: What would be the consequences of not
exercisizing the rights offering. Persumably I can sell them,
but through what mechanism? Do I just tell my broker
that I wish to sell them at some price (say 85% of the
current price)?


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Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 624 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by JBKD Great stay & great staff! We very much enjoyed our stay, very nice Hotel, staff, food and service. Nice room with direct view to the sea and the Palms. Regarding sleeping, the bed was somehow too hard and the pillow much to big.... but everything else, perfect and a great time! Thank you & will come again! August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jab1985 Excellent Customer Service and great inhouse restaurants The hotel was amazing the food was great and the staff were really nice. Exploring the hotel in it self is an amazing holiday will be back soon! August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BB69 Impressive Chose to upgrade to Club, and worth the extra. Superior room with sea view, excellent club lounge with a wide choice of food options morning noon and evening. Staff superb but attentive Managers add the finishing touches to make it 6 star! Only stayed two nights and wanted more. August 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Raziz This hotel recommeded to all ages This is not my first visit to the hotel, during the last month my family booked 3 rooms and I came to spend the day but I usually leave at night to sleep in my house. This time I have stayed two nights and plan to stay again soon. They give a warm, comfy welcome, very helpful and the location is perfect. It's has a modern but class look to it, open planned entrance. I recommended this to all ages, since they have kids club. Staff was nice and service-minded, breakfast was full of choices. I will definitely stay there again August 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by caw2014 Fantastic Hotel Have stayed here on many occasions - what can I say - its a fantastic hotel .Staff are wonderful extremely helpful and friendly. Great rooms with great sea views..stunning .... Its hard to find fault with this hotel..they have a great personalised ;service.........a perfect getaway. August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PollyAnnaMay56 Superb On arrival at Le Royal Méridien (at 4.00am) we were greeted by professional welcoming staff. We had be given an upgrade from superior room to a suite which the staff did not advise at check in but we discovered on being shown to the room. We were thrilled. From check in to check out (and we requested a late check out) we were treated with the utmost respect. The suite was fabulous, spacious, comfortable and with a beautiful sea view. The service impeccable. Facilities were excellent. We would absolutely recommend this hotel. August 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jacek01 Excellent hotel Good quality hotel with excellent facilities, had a nice big room with a balcony. Friendly and professional staff. What else would one need :) August 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Winnie796 Fantastic Hotel From the minute we checked in to the moment we left we were so well looked after. Despite it being the hottest time of the year, this hotel makes sure its guests don't feel the heat too much. Even out by the pool they bring around ice buckets for your water to stay cool and the cold towels are a stroke of genius. I loved the big rooms, very comfortable and luxurious. The noise protection was brilliant, I couldn't hear any disturbances when I was in my room. The food was superb and the service second to none. As a family we felt very looked after. The club lounge was very good too. My only criticism is the internet was too slow. Other than that, this hotel was perfection. SPG recognition was one of the best I have experienced. August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peachtreetraveler Perfect From the moment we entered Le Royal Meridin to the end of our stay we couldn't have been more pleased. It all started with front desk personnel to the entire staff, accommodating and friendly. The room was beautiful and clean with a great house keeping staff. The extended check out helped us enjoy our last wonderful moments at this premier hotel. August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LATINSTAR Amazing Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa I cannot praise our family holiday at this hotel enough. From the moment we arrived at the hotel we were made to feel special. Nothing was ever too much trouble from any member of staff. The tower suites we were allocated were amazing and the views from the balcony were fantastic. You were spoilt for choice of food in the restaurants with plenty of variety. Everywhere was clean and immaculate. In addition all the little touches for example fresh fruit and water in your room, cold flannels and cool water sprays by the pool made this holiday just perfect. We would highly recommend this hotel and cannot wait to stay again when we return to Duabi. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gary2138 This Hotel met all our expectations and more Just arrived back today 4/7/14 – it was so good had to write this We were met at the airport as arranged – It was around 90 degrees and was so nice to be given ice cold face towels and cold water in the car. On arrival at the hotel we were welcomed like old friends, taken through check in very quickly and onto our rooms, which were in the 'club tower' I can honestly say I have never come across staff who consistently deliver such high quality of service and friendliness. We were on 'Half board' and the choice and quality at all meals in the main restaurant was exceptional Facilities were excellent, pools, beech, gym, spa – not even the slight renovation work taking place caused any problems. Only negative was our own fault – If you have never been to Dubai, check the outside temperature for your time of reservation - July August, Wow Hot and then there is Dubai Hot. All in all a great hotel, fantastic staff, perfect location going to book again! Thank you to everyone August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ruspina Fabulous stay in Dubai Amazing Hotel with an excellent location 3 swimming pools and large beach. also room facilities are great, modern and generous. staff is welcoming and polite. But 2 disturbing points were some construction in front of the hotel that complicates the access to the Resort in addition to a small renovation in front of our building inside the hotel. other thing is the parasols in the beach are far from the sea so you have to walk on the burning sand. August 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GMC58 Simply the Best Staying at Le Royal Meridien always surpasses all our expectations. This hotel really sets the standard for premier service and amenities. From the moment we arrived to the time we checked out we found the staff effortlessly polite, attentive, courteous and most helpful. The hotel is very rare in that it has a number of superb restaurants on the premises. The new Geales Restaurant is amazing and the food is delicious and the service exceptional. Our favourite is still Rhodes Twenty10 but we are very spoilt for choice. We always stay in the Club Tower Rooms as we enjoy all that it has to offer. It really is hard to leave this hotel and re-enter the real world!! Thank you, once again to Mark and all at Le Royal Meridien for another fabulous stay. We look forward to seeing you again at the beginning of September. August 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sallie17 Excellent as Always We stay at this hotel every year and every year it just gets better !! The staff are so friendly and nothing is too much trouble for them. They are always friendly and smiling all the time. The rooms are always clean and the décor is lovely too. We are hoping to go back again this year at Christmas. August 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by scotty69 mr william kerr excellent hotel and staff most helpful in every way,nothing was too much trouble and they went to any length to solve any problems.the food quality was most impressive,i had the best fillet mignon here that I have had, in all my visits in hotels around the world. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deneth best gardens and grounds Excellent hotel and staff. Food first class lots of places to eat in the hotel. We stay in the towers but have stayed in the other rooms in hotel all are beautiful. July 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kenna1 Surprise Holiday, Amazing Hotel and Experience I planned this holiday as a surprise for my wife. It was our first time in Dubai and the hotel exceeded our expectations and made the holiday a truly memorable experience.The beach location is great and picturesque views from our bedroom were amazing. The pool areas were relaxing and there was space for all guests. We were half board and the food was varied for both breakfast and dinner, we especially enjoyed the fresh grill area. Staff went out of their way to offer a 5* service, making sure our every need was met, including following up when my wife's luggage went missing from the airport, Overall the location was great and the free shuttle service to the mall was an added bonus. We would definitely recommend this hotel and will most certainly return. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JonW1981 Excellent holiday for a proposal Thank you to all the staff at Le Royal Meridien for making my proposal week very special. Special mention is to duty manager Edsel Lacson who accomodated all our needs. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Giovino Excellent stay Thank you to all the staff who made the stay so excellent. I had a great time and found the facilities, staff and my room above anything I could have expected. It was my second stay and is certainly going to be an annual occurrence for me. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bradleyf very nice grounds are very nice rooms comfortable food exellant, restaurant and bar staff exellant and friendly July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sbhk Excellent place to pamper yourself and relax Excellent resort. Great views of the beach and the gardens from sea view rooms. Service was really awesome along with the room facilities. Had a very relaxing stay. Would definitely come back. July 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ase14 Fantastic Hotel We spent 4 nights here and did not want to leave. The staff were all very proffesional and friendly. The quality of room and food were 5 star. A good mix of restauranrts on the resort. Our favorite was the Mexican one. Every where was maintaned to a high standard and we could not find anything to complain about and our standard is set high. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Judith48 Luxuriously comfortable and well run I was a little concerned that my visit was during the holy month of Ramadan but it did not affect my enjoyment of the hotel facilities at all. The staff were all extremely courteous and welcoming, the rooms extremely comfortable and spacious, and the food excellent. Particularly loved the wonderful sea view from my room, and the beautiful grounds with their green lawns. Would certainly return July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jola1977 good relaxation 6 days girls vacation: relaxation, swim, shop, eat and drink Le Royal Meridien the best hotel in Dubai! July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 Relax&enjoyed the Beach I enjoyed spending my off in this 5 star hotel even just for a night.Relaxing while kissing the sun at their beach,energizing myself with the gym,pampering with their sauna,steam bath&the massage of the Jacuzzi&w/the good attraction of the hammam pools.It's nice to stay in. July 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by LKSelvan Good surrounding This hotel is located in Dubai Marina which makes you feel that you are in Europe/west. All good brand restaurant's are there. Hotel provides shuttle to Shopping centre (Mall of Emirates). Close to Palm Jumeirah. July 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by emmakim Best hotel in Dubai I have been visiting this hotel since it opened 20 yrs ago. The quality of service is still the same , excellent. Staff are well trained , polite and responsive to everyones needs. The grounds are beautiful with 3 pools it never feels crowded even when 100% occupancy. For me still the best in Dubai . July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Maym30 Beware of the older rooms There are 2 towers in this hotel, one which is older with noisy rooms that aren't the best in terms of cleanliness (I found a hair in the bathroom and a black stain on my pillow). Rooms in this building are definitely not worth your money, if you can't afford to upgrade I would suggest staying in another hotel completely. I was very unhappy so the excellent duty manager Ali moved me to the new tower, which made everything better because this was the type of room I was expecting to stay in. It was clean, modern, very comfortable, and the building was quiet and peaceful. I would definitely recommend these rooms. A tip for ordering room service: the rogan josh was excellent. July 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ranier Great Experience Both hotels are amazing. GH & LRM and the People are so welcoming. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carmel48 This hotel has everything This is our third time & we just keep coming back Everything you need is at this hotel. Management & staff are the best nothing is to much trouble June 29, 2014


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