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5.0 out of 5 stars THE CELLO COMES OF AGE,
DAVID BRYSON (Glossop Derbyshire England) - See all my reviews
The cello is not my own instrument, so I am in the business of owning one or two good versions of the Bach suites, not the entire selection on offer. After reading a good deal of comment from those who know, or purport to know, the field more thoroughly, I'm forming the impression that whether by luck or by instinct the versions I have are as good as, and maybe better than, any others. The judgment of my own ears suggests that this is likely anyway. What counts as particularly good and recommendable for me is what I shall try to explain.
My LP version for many years has been from Fournier - relaxed, urbane and thoughtful. I have seen his accounts characterised as being 'romantic', and while he deploys a fair amount of expressive rhythmic inflexion I would not go quite so far in my own description. Bach's lyric gift was as romantic as Brahms's at times, but the cello suites do not show that side of him to any great extent, and no interpreter, however eminent, should try to express what is not really there. What the cello suites do contain is on the one hand pure abstract musical pattern-weaving in their preludes, and for the rest dance-music albeit of great beauty and dignity. It would be an outrage to treat these masterpieces roughly, but on the other hand there is a strong no-nonsense streak in Bach's personality and I take very favourably to the way Gendron suggests this. The very first prelude shows this characteristic right away (to ears attuned to Fournier), and in general Gendron is disposed to take the fast or fastish dance-pieces, (all except the sarabandes), a tad faster and the sarabandes on the other hand a trifle slower. This has an 'authentic' ring to me. We do not know a lot about the composer other than his actual music, but there seems to be a fairly credible tradition that he had a predilection for brisk speeds. One way or the other, Gendron's way of going about these suites has a liveliness and vigour that appeals to me strongly.
Another factor that counts enormously in this set's favour is the simply brilliant recorded quality - resonant, roomy, rich and as if the player were right there in one's presence. This would have been wasted on indifferent sound from the soloist, but no danger of that from Gendron. His tone is heavenly and it gets the recording it deserves and demands.
What a pleasure it is to be able to report a first-class liner-note for once. I refer to the English liner-note. In the finest EU mode there is a note in English, in German, in French and in Italian - but they are all different notes by different authors! The English offering, by Derek Jole, is well-written and informative, saving me the trouble of labouring through any of the others. He takes us through the early history of the cello, and it's worth giving a thumbnail summary of that here. The 'serious' low string instrument in Bach's time had been the viola da gamba, but its lack of power and volume was becoming a problem, and various strange contraptions strutted their 15 minutes on the stage before taking a voyage down the waters of Lethe. The cello was already around but mainly as a dull continuo instrument left to duffers and amateurs. The stars were favourable, and Bach made the acquaintance of Christian Linike, was persuaded to write one or two suites, was encouraged by the result in performance, and went on to compose all six, getting more adventurous as he went along. Bach did not of course lose his innate conservatism, and except for the sixth suite the cello is confined to its lower registers, a treatment later replicated in the first cello sonata of Brahms (this point being predictably and comprehensively lost on Mr Peter Latham in his transcendentally unperceptive book on that composer). In #6 we hear a trace of one of the vanished oddities, a 5-stringed 'cello piccolo'.
The six suites are all to a common 6-movement format, a prelude followed by 5 dance numbers, always in the same sequence. The only variation is in the fifth movement, which is variously minuet, bourree or gavotte. A pleasant touch of imagination has been shown in the production by putting one example of each type on to each disc rather than following the numerical order. Composer and interpreter supply a certain amount more of that commodity in addition. These suites are great art, this is a great rendition in my view, and however strong the rest of the field is I suggest that this version should be a serious contender in anyone's selection.
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5.0 out of 5 stars one of the best recordings of Bach's cello suites.,
Uenna (London) - See all my reviews
Bach and his music needs no introduction as he has become a household name in many regards. Bach was one of the most prolific composers of the Baroque era and wrote several works for various instruments, orchestral and chamber music, chorales, concertos, religious music etc. His cello suites rank amongst his most popular and best works
The cello is one of my favourite instruments. The second largest member of the violin family tuned an octave below the Viola. It serves as a melodic and bass instrument in chamber and orchestral works. Bach's cello suites is one of the most popular and best works written for the cello. I have come across several renditions of this work, but the rendition by Maurice Gendron is considered one of the best if not the best version.
Maurice Gendron was a French cellist and teacher and widely considered one of the best cellists of the twentieth century. His rendition of Bach's cello suites is considered one of the best if not the best, -arguably so for there many other famous cellist who have recorded this work- Rostroprovich, Yo Yo Ma, Harrell etc. This recording here is clear, smooth and elegant, with good tonal quality. It is simply a work of art and has stood the test of time. This 2 CD set contains the digitally re-mastered version of this famous 1964 recording. I recommend.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Peerless playing?,
J. Brian Capstick "Copernicus" (London) - See all my reviews
I have recordings of the Bach Cello suites by Rostropovitch, Tortelier, Bylsma, Maisky and others, but this recording by Maurice Gendron stands out from all of them. The cello suites generally require more concentration by the listener than more forthright music but, if you care for the music, Gendron's playing will reward you with outstanding lyricism and an unwavering ability to carve great cathedrals of sound from just a single musical line. If you only wanted a single version of the cello suites, this is the artist that I would recommend.
16 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Furious, wonderful stuff,
Mark Grindell "Mark Grindell" (Driffield, East Yorkshire) - See all my reviews
I had to play one of these pieces when I was playing double bass. That was way, way back when I was 16 and stupid. I couldn't really play it, and although I squeaked past and just about got the qualification, this piece,or set of pieces completely passed me by.
You have GOT to be kidding. Flash onto twenty years later, this time in Australia, in a car park at a University. Supposed to be at a physics lecture, but instead, I'm listening in a state of catatonic wonder at these pieces. As a matter of fact, played by Maurice Gendron. I did NOT go to those lectures. I DID go nuts, thumping the roof of the car, leaned back, legs over the dashboard, grinning like an idiot, righteously and irrationally happy, realising at long last what those yellowed pages really held, and what I had missed only 27 inches from my nose.
The secret to understanding Bach is to try to imagine what you do if you are dead set on conveying killer doses of joy, but you have to keep your clothes ON, and you are trying to do this with people hundreds of years into to the future. So there you go - you invent some medium in which something of a sense of universal human essence can fit, you develop it, spend years getting it right, then do this stuff. My gosh, does it work. This has got beautiful lullabies, love songs, dances specifically designed for courtly love, and also exercises in nothing but wit and imagination but chiefly joy, which he had a great deal of and was very good at dishing out...
I reckon he's still doing this somewhere or other, but this is pretty good for starters, and I would recommend it to anyone. But don't listen to this in the car, you know, you might just get a bit too excited...
2 of 45 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A competent collection,
Matt Westwood (Reading, UK) - See all my reviews
The main problem with these collections is that they are all very much of a muchness. Unfortunately there is just not enough going on in Bach's cello suites to rivet the attention. If you listen to it from one end to the other you may find that you can't remember anything you've heard.
Having said that, the suites are easy enough listening, and they sound nice on the ear. These recordings are just not very exciting. But they are probably as good as you'll get with these pieces. For serious Bach collectors only.
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I know, I shouldn't use double negatives, especially not in headlines. But unless you are dying to be right in the heart of town, this place just seems superior to the other options we saw. We went to SJI to get away from hustle and bustle, to connect with nature, and to chill. Snug Harbor offered all of that. The setting was so unbelievably serene- exactly what the pictures showed.
Our cabin was brand new, and my wife, daughter and I felt like we had gone to a special place, without having to die in the process.
As others have said, you give up a few things. There's no restaurant on site, although there is a place to get lattes (etc.) next to the office (this is Washington, after all.) On the other hand, you have a nice kitchen area so you don't have to spend an arm and a leg on breakfast or lunch, if you prefer to stay put. Nice grocery store in town provided everything we needed for that. The view was amazing, and led to many nice moments either on our porch or in our cabin. Awesome beds and showers too, along with dvd player and tv, though we did not use the latter.
There were a few things I would have liked to see different. The windows in the front of the cabins don't open, not even at the top, and that restricts ventilation. Not a big problem at night, as it was brisk, but it got a little steamy during the day. Also, their office is only open til 7m, which created a problem, as our zodiac whale watching tour with Western Prince (awesome, by the way,) was leaving at 3, and we couldn't eat dinner in town if we had to rush out to check in. I tried to get an earlier check in, but without going into too many details, they sort of fumbled the ball. I think if they had more experienced front desk staff, the hassle could have been avoided, and this lack of experience popped up another time as well.
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I just planted thousands of bare root myrtle on a steep hillside which is part shady, part sunny, part wet and part dry! Clay soil. Located in Zone 6. Anyone have insight on how often to water and how much? Planted last 2 weeks of May of this year. THANKS!!!
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You do not want the plants or the soil to dry excessively. Neither do you want the soil to remain excessively wet. The slope, possible lack of water penetration due to clay soil and also sunlight would indicate more frequent watering required than would be on a flat, looser, lighter soil and more shady situation. Weather will also play a big factor. Frequent checking of both the plants and the soil conditions will be necessary through the summer and then water accordingly. You can start slacking off when temperatures begin to cool in fall and normal rainfall commences.
SOunds like you have found the perfect plant for that location. If you can spread some mulch it will keep the soil moist between rain or your watering. It has been my experience if this plant dries out it's not happy, so don't let the soil dry out if you can help it. Purchased mulch such as compost might be cheaper than replanting! I dislike bark mulch. You want something that doesn't form a tight mat that water can't penetrate. Used coffee grounds free from St*rbucks with a light layer of mulch over the top reduces cost.


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We're remodeling the bathroom and are looking at fixtures that use xenon bulbs. Main question is how much heat do the xenon bulbs emit?? We know halogen are very hot and do not want them, but are not familiar with Xenon. Any information would be appreciated .. thanks
Xenon bulbs generate slightly less heat for light output than plain Halogen, but not by much.
Both bulbs must be protected from any contact or they can burn you (badly).
If you touch the bulb when inserting it the oil from your fingers will cause them to explode in short order when turned on.
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We have some modiernist George Kovacs fixtures over the mirrors in our bathrooms which use 50 watt BA15D xenon bulbs. The bulbs are thin, so the fixture enclosing them can likewise be thin. They are very bright and emit a beautiful light.
On the down side, they do get hot. They cost about $10 each. There are currently no LED alternatives - at least that I know about. And as Brickeyee mentioned, when replacing them, you have to be careful not to touch the glass.
Thanks everyone. We love ET2's Fizz collection and the bath vanity lights are only available with xenon - rest of the collection has LED available, but only the bath vanity light is damp rated. So - we're likely to go ahead with the xenon and hope for LED replacement sometime in the future. We're planning to have the vanity lights on a dimmer and recessed LED lighting overhead.
While I would now go with LED's instead of Xenon puck lamps, at the time, 2006, they were very rare, if available at all,so we went with Xenons, alto we do have some Halogens, "here and there".
While both Halogens and Xenons do get hot, the Xenons do not get near as hot and it will NOT! hurt a Xenon lamp if you handle it with "bare fingers" (course only a cold lamp), but were you to do the same with a Halogen lamp, it would INDEED shorten the life of said lamp. There is no warning on Xenon lamps about handling , like there is on most Halogen lamps. Also the average life expectancy of a halogen lamp is 2000 hours whilst the life expectancy of a Xenon Lamp is 10,000 hours (5 times the life)!
I back lit the Onyx surround for our gas fireplace with Xenon lights as it's a pain to change one , should one ever blow, so far in 6 years none have, but neither has any of our Halogens---but----all these lights are on dimmers and very rarely are they turned all the way up.
Today, 2012, I would go ALL LED's, and in fact I just replaced the 8 can lights, 35 watt halogens in the kitchen with 8 watt LED's and they are actually brighter than the halogens were, and doing a "little math"
(8 x 35 = 280 watts)
(8 x 8 = 64 watts)
So we are saving over 200 watts here, assuming that all were run at "full brightness" which they rarely were, but our "Before Electric Bill" was typically in the $60's range, the last bill (after switching to LED's) was $51.
Good luck with your project!
Thanks - we ended up finding some fixtures that take a regular bulb, which we will replace with LED. We're adding LED recessed lights to the bathroom also. We had them put in the kitchen and they're wonderful. While I still love some of the xenon fixtures, I'm happy we found an alternative that will use LED. Nice light, more efficient and way less heat, which in south Tx is always a good thing! Thanks for everyone's help.


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You don't have to open the door to the great outdoors to give your cat a more interesting life. In fact, by just looking at your home from a pet's point of view and adding a few environmental enrichments, your
cat can be both safe and happy indoors. Here are five easy ways to get going:
Cats love to climb, so give them the opportunity. Cat trees mounted floor-to-ceiling, wrapped with sisal rope and studded with platforms for perching will give your cat the opportunity to look down on the rest of the world. This is especially satisfying if there are dogs in the household. What cat wouldn't like the chance to finally look down on the dog?
The cat with the most toys wins. Every indoor cat should have toys for batting around, toys for chasing, toys to hide inside and toys for interactive play. And don't forget that some of those toys ought to have catnip in them. While not all cats can enjoy the fragrant herb, those who do find it extremely blissful. If your cat is a catnip junkie, indulge him frequently. Rub fresh catnip onto cat trees or scratching posts, or stuff it into toys. It's perfectly safe for your cat to enjoy the buzz.
Some of the most enjoyable toys for both people and cats are the interactive ones. Every cat lover should have a "kitty tease" toy, typically a flexible rod with a line that ends in something furry or feathery to engage a cat's prey drive. Other interactive toys include gloves with goodies dangling from the fingertips, or laser pointers that offer cats a spot of light to chase. (Just be careful not to aim the beam into your cat's eyes).
Whatever the size of the house, your indoor cat will know every one of its sights and sounds within just a few days. Provide a little visual stimulation by putting a bird feeder outside a window fitted with a cat-sized ledge that allows for comfortable viewing.
Be aware, though, that the view of the world isn't always going to work for your cat. If your yard is attracting other cats from the neighborhood, your own cat may become frustrated by the sight (he can even turn that frustration into attacks on people in the house!). Blocking visiting cats from your yard or discouraging them with sprinklers may solve the problem. Otherwise, you may have to make certain windows off-limits to your own cat.
If a window view isn't going to work, try a TV. A few companies offer DVDs for cats. Pop one of these in, and it will entertain your cat with a lively mix of feline-friendly images and sounds, including those of birds and rodents.
Cats love nibbling on plants. Any decent feline reference book will provide a list of plants which should not be in a pet-friendly house. You can also visit the Animal Poison Control Center for information on dangerous plants.
After you get the unsafe ones out of the way, protect your decorative houseplants by hanging them up or otherwise placing them out of reach. Keep cats from digging in your decorative pots by putting a layer of small, rough stones over the dirt. You can then add a collection of accessible plants (such as grass shoots) for him to rub.
Of course, one of the best things you can do for your indoor cat is to spend time with him. Playing, grooming, petting or just plain hanging out -- it's all good. Your cat loves you and loves spending time with you.
Keeping a cat inside is one of the best ways to ensure a long and healthy life, but it won't be a very happy existence unless you're going to add some intrigue to the surroundings. It doesn't take much in the way of time or effort, so get going. Your cat will thank you!
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PONDICHERRY: Memorising data is his forte. Give him anything from abbreviations to calendar dates, dictionaries, even all the operations of a mobile phone, S. Sabarinathan of Karaikal region in Pondicherry can save the data in his mind.
His memory is amazing and at a programme organised by the Pudhuvai Tamizh Sangam on Saturday this student of standard VIII was able to recall the day and star according to the Tamil almanac when he was given the date, month and year in the English calendar.
"I call tell any day from 1950 to 2010. I don't know how I am able to recall or memorise all these things. I like to memorise things and recall them later," says Sabarinathan, who can also tell the dates according to the Muslim calendar. He has memorised a lot of things from the four dictionaries that his father, G. Selvanathan, has given him so far. He has memorised the names of all 60 Tamil years. "Every morning we wake up to a board that he prepares with the details of the English, Tamil and Islam calendars. When he was around six years old, we were discussing a wedding that took place in the family some 15 years back. When we couldn't remember the day he told us the correct date. We crosschecked the date and found him to be right. Then we quizzed him on other dates and when he was able to answer our questions correctly we discovered that he had this talent," says his father, Mr. Selvathan.
He also seems to have the ability to memorise things very quickly. "He asked for basic books in Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi. And after thumbing through it he was able to write the names of the English months in all those languages," says his father.
But, despite having an amazing memory and the urge to learn a lot, he is only an average student. "I cannot write more than two lines in the long answers," he says impatiently, when asked about his academic track record. "I spend all my free time reading my dictionaries and different things in my textbooks," says Sabarinathan, a student of Karaikal Ammaiyar High School.
The Pudhuvai Tamizh Sangam honoured Sabarinathan during their monthly programme. Former MP C.P. Thirunavukarasu presented him with a statue of V.O. Chidambaram, a certificate and a shawl. "We plan to organise a signature campaign in Pondicherry demanding that the Tirukkural be nationalised," said poet Mannarmannan, president of the Sangam.
The Sangam celebrated Thiruvalluvar Day and Vallalar Day on Saturday. They felicitated four persons - S. Ramalingam Ko. Pugazhendi, Ko. Ilango Pandian and A. Vaithialingam - who had worked for the development of Tamil.


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Chateau de Lancyre is arguably the best domaine in the Languedoc's top wine district, Pic St. Loup. The Lancyre Roussanne offers aromas of peaches and country hay on the nose, with just a touch of spearmint and honey. It is big, bold and crisp, with great freshness on the palate. Enjoy this unoaked wine on its own or with poultry, creamy pasta dishes, or seafood (especially sole or fried calamari). 90% Roussanne, 10% Viognier.
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The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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But seriously, with that jumble of jagged strips forming a bunch of slot radiators, it's possible that certain resonate frequencies in their house have actually been significantly amplified above background levels.
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If your situation is any better, don't feel too smug. Housing costs are going up everywhere, and the same obsesssion with property values is spreading like a disease.
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Watch the latest video released by Amber Run, the 2015 version of "Noah" clicking on the image above and get their previous singles/videos (including the hit "Just My Soul Responding") on their YouTube channel.
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While I admire some of Sen. Paul's efforts in standing up for liberty, this is absurd. More Federal regulation of personal choices. "There ought to be a law " doesn't sound like a mantra of liberty. There will be no triumphant entry to 1600 Penn in 2016. This alone will prevent it. How can their be liberty in a state where the government "protects " you from the moment before the post coital cigarette is finished? Prohibition of an act is far different from the extinction of it.
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MI-SBTDC offers counseling on export opportunities
For six years Ron Stevens has helped small business owners and entrepreneurs set up or fine-tune their companies. As they expand into other countries they are taking advantage of a new service Stevens provides through the Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Center—export capabilities counseling.
Employers Came Ready to Hire at WCC Job Fair
Justin Bhatia graduated from the WCC medical office assistant program in December. Three months later, he was dressed in a crisp blue shirt and gray slacks, waiting patiently to speak to a University of Michigan representative about employment opportunities at the U-M Medical Center.
WCC Hosts Job Fair March 26
Nearly 70 employers from the greater Washtenaw County area will be on hand at WCC's 16th annual Spring Job Fair on Tuesday, March 26. The fair will be held in the Morris Lawrence building from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Admission is free and the public is welcome.
WCC Initiative Ignites IT Industry
We know there are jobs going unfilled in the information technology industry. And with a statewide unemployment rate hovering around 8 percent, we know there are people in Michigan ready to work who can't find a job. How do we change that? WCC has the answer.
WCC Helps Pilot Cyber Range Program
WCC has partnered with Ann Arbor-based Merit Network to launch the first pilot program of the new Michigan Cyber Range. WCC network security students now use the new online environment as a seamless extension of their classroom.
Employers Keep WCC Job Search Workshops Relevant
Every month, employers reach out to the WCC Career Services department, looking for employee referrals. Ross Gordon, who oversees the department, said those discussions are what help keep the job search workshops that he provides free of charge for WCC students timely and relevant.
Training Expert Shares His Insights Feb. 8
WCC welcomes corporate consultant and former Hard Rock International trainer Jim Knight to campus for a seminar about energizing corporate culture.
Hot Careers for 2013
WCC offers many certificate and degree programs for careers that are in high demand for 2013.
WCC Helps Train and Retain Area Workforce in 2013
Talent investment will be a key competitive advantage for small business owners and corporate America in 2013, said Michelle Mueller, associate vice president for economic and community development at WCC. Recently, Mueller discussed workforce training with area executives who feel that recruiting and retaining skilled employees are critical in positioning their businesses for success.
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A Creek Runs Through It: Step out into the country a bit to enjoy this large estate, great for a family or anyone who wants to be just a little removed. Not far from I75, the UTC mall Lakewood Ranch Main St. A creek winds beautifully through the entire, fully fenced property. New windows throughout. Foyer opens up to a large family room with 18'+ vaulted ceiling and beautiful 2-story and 2-sided gas fireplace. Formal dining with French doors that open up to huge screened & covered lanai space, with fully equipped outdoor kitchen. Pool is upgraded with Pebble Tec, pavers and outdoor gas fire pit. Step back inside to enjoy your country kitchen, fully equipped with deep farmers sink, built-in plate rack, chicken wire-covered cabinets, stainless steel appliances, basket pullouts, lazy susan, garbage pullout drawer, small appliance or bread closet... and to top it off a picture window that overlooks the yard. Just off the kitchen is a breakfast nook that could easily convert to a den or closed in to be a 5th bedroom. Extra large under air media room off the kitchen is great for entertaining and has access to the yard and pool. Come upstairs to indulge in your Master bedroom with fireplace, enormous Florida room, skylight and clawfoot tub in bath, quartz tops and walk-in closet. Other 2 bedrooms upstairs as well. 4th small bed downstairs could easily convert back to a full bath, as the plumbing is already in place. 5200sf fully plumbed separate building, 6-stall barn and small shed outside! Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Year Built: 1978
- 113 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 3 Full
Listing Details
- Family Room
- Yes
- Bonus Room
- Yes
- Foyer
- Yes
- Utility Room
- Yes
- Window Type
- Skylight(s)
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Microwave, Refrigerator, Wall Oven-Electric-Double
- Flooring
- Carpeted, Ceramic, Wood
- Features
- Cathedral/Vaulted Ceilings
- Architecture
- Traditional
- Lot Size
- Approximately 426888 Square Feet
- Parking
- Garage
- Roof
- Shingle Roof
- Features
- Block Exterior, Deck, Patio, Porch, Stucco Exterior
- Tax Amount
- $4,897
- Cooling
- Ceiling Fan, Central Air, Central Cooling
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $325,409
- Tax Amount
- $4,897
- Last Transaction Date
- 01/06/2003
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $86,800
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Rooms
- 4
- Floors
- 2
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 3,324
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 426,888
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 9.80
- Year Built
- 1978
- Units
- 1
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Parking
- Garage
- Cooling System
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- Exterior Type
- Concrete Block
- Roof Type
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- Gene Witt Elementary School
- 200 Rye Rd E
- B.D. Gullett Elementary School
- 12125 44th Ave E
- Imagine Charter At Lakewood Ranch
- 10535 Portal Xing
Nearby Primary Schools
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- 6215 Lorraine Rd
- Pinnacle Academy, Inc.
- 7824 Panther Ridge Trl
- The Florida Center For Child And Family Development
- 4620 17th St
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- Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch
- 751 Rye Wilderness Trl
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- 10535 Portal Xing
- R. Dan Nolan Middle School
- 6615 Greenbrook Blvd
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- 5500 Lakewood Ranch Blvd
- Braden River High School
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The City of Spokane provides access to GIS and map information via the Internet through its interactive mapping tools. Using a web browser, you can view a variety of geographic and related tabular information for various locations throughout the City.
This is not a legal document: The information and maps shown on this web site are compiled from various sources and subject to constant revision. These maps should not be used to determine the relationship of various facilities to property lines, streets, buildings, etc. This is an advisory tool an is intended to be used for general public inquiry only.


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Numerous companies take advantage of movable containers' features. They serve as additional office spaces or stations for various needs. A storage container is durable, making it a good space for storage or as actual work areas. Aside from regular companies, government offices will also find these containers beneficial for various needs. They can get a container to design as the following:
Government Project Headquarters and Satellite Offices
Various government projects are conducted outside actual city halls or government offices. Their goal is to reach out to community members who are far from the actual offices. Containers can be set up at local sites by pulling them as trailers. Service providers deliver containers on designated project sites. Clients, however, must have the right space for the truck to maneuver properly and deliver the container. The container can be set up by service providers' staff and then use them immediately.
A storage container can work as project headquarters for various projects conducted by the authorities. Projects range from community outreach, job fairs, and medical missions. They can have tables, chairs and different systems that can be used in setting up meetings. Since these are usually special projects, ad-hoc committees don't have designated offices. They can be comfortable discussing vital project points in the office. Committee leaders may even invite volunteers and other participants to the office because of their accessibility to people.
Government offices process different documents as required by their community members. There are some instances when people find their regular government offices too far from their community. This gave birth to the concept of setting up satellite officers. Satellite offices are like regular government offices. They are set up in communities to give access to people needing the same service, but cannot travel to main offices. They will receive the same service minus the hassle.
Several government offices also set up containers as emergency or walk-in clinics, which are important for communities that don't have immediate access to hospital care. Containers can be personalized with different medical equipment to provide appropriate care.
Temporary Shelters during Disasters
Disasters affect communities and may require evacuation in serious cases. A storage container will serve as temporary shelter for community member. They can be placed easily at evacuation sites that are known safe for shelters. Governments can order several containers to accommodate numerous people that can't be accommodated at actual evacuation centers. Aside from being temporary shelters, containers also work as supply storage site to make sure donated supplies will be stored properly and readily available for consumption.
What makes containers good shelter and storage area is their rugged construction. Built from rugged steel, shipment containers guarantee protection for people and supplies. Designing these containers with HVAC systems is also possible with providers offering HVAC system and installation services. Clients can inquire for these services and include them with their orders.
Military Barracks
Military men take part in various community projects. They provide security for various events. A storage container is used typically as their barracks for resting or for storing their supplies. Customizing containers as shelters for military men include installing beds, shelves and pantry area. Providers can also install these essentials that convert regular rugged containers into comfortable shelters for military men. Since they may have important supplies to keep in their barracks, containers can be installed with locks enhanced to provide solid protection.
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Greenwashing watchdogs have netted a win in Oregon.
Tigard's Stash Tea has joined a growing list of companies to abandon the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certification program following allegations that the ubiquitous label is governed solely by the logging industry.
The effort to remove the SFI logo was led by ForestEthics, a San Francisco-based advocacy organization that polices the timber industry and forestlands in the West.
Environmental groups in Oregon weighed in on Stash's decision to remove the label.
"SFI misleads consumers and hurts forests and wildlife," said Brian Pasko, Director of the Oregon Sierra Club, in a statement. "We appreciate Stash Tea for rejecting the SFI program, and look forward to seeing Stash Tea boxes without the SFI logo."
Stash Tea joins the likes of Southwest Airlines, Office Depot, State Farm and other large companies in rejecting SFI certification. ForestEthic's work against SFI, which began in 2009, cites three reasons for its campaign. ForestEthic's claims that:
- SFI was founded and continues to be governed by the timber industry.
- Virtually all of SFI's funding comes from the companies or investment groups that own or manage the 160 million acres of land in North America that the SFI certifies.
- SFI approves forestry practices that wreak environmental harm, including logging that creates massive erosion and landslides, destroys wildlife and fish habitat, pollutes streams and rivers, and contaminates communities with toxic herbicides.
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Sugar tits. Don't we love them? Natural ones, if you please.
Why do women get breast implants? Is it to draw attention away from how stupid some of them can be? But we don't care, do we?
Well, it cuts both ways – intellectuals aren't exactly the people that you'd find getting laid all the time, thanks to their preoccupation with the other head.
I have nothing against people having lots of sex but man, I don't understand how some people are preoccupied with it no matter where they are and what they are doing – and the kinkier, the better, right?
A sugar addiction, if you know what I mean. All about who they want to do…
Speaking of sugar being a delightful vice though, and the widespread use of both fake boobies and artificial sweeteners , one can hardly miss drawing a parallel between the two.
But then again, do we really care?
Artificial Sweeteners – An Introduction That You Probably Don't Need
Simply put, an artificial sweetener is actually a "sugar substitute". While you get types that are both synthetic and natural, all of them use sugars (in other words, referred to as 'white death') other than sucrose, and which is what common table sugar is made up of.
Of course, the benefit from using artificial sweeteners is that the number of calories it contributes is negligible compared to table sugar.
In the United States, six types of artificial sweeteners include sucralose, aspartame, stevia, saccharin, neotame and acesulfame potassium.
Some of the reasons why people opt for artificial sweeteners is because they want to lose weight, if they're struggling with reactive hypoglycemia or diabetes mellitus or need a tooth-friendly alternative, if they can't afford it or have decided to avoid processed foods.
However, as with all things artificial, there's a dark side, and in the case of sweeteners, there have been questions as to whether there are health issues linked with this sugar substitute.
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Which brings us to the crux of the matter: Are artificial sweeteners good or bad for you?
On one hand, certain reports explain that artificial sweeteners have side effects, to the point of causing death, while the FDA insists that these are probably unproved by virtue of approving these artificial sweeteners, while also recommending daily doses too.
Some of the aforementioned side effects include multiple sclerosis, severe depression, systemic lupus, headaches, fatigue, dizziness and last but definitely not the least, cancer.
Now before this list of side effects scare you, the FDA has conducted tests and they have been been proved to negate the earlier claims of the side effects.
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Nope, the jury isn't out on this one… so it's really up to you as to which side you'd like to take!
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Fresh & Unbiased I have always enjoyed reading the Northern Express to discover all the cool things happening in our region. However, as the time went by, the level of left wing bias became more evident.
Racism Continues Even before the United States was an official nation, we were a country that practiced slavery. We are a country of slavery for more years than we have been not.
Rich Get Richer The other morning NPR said that GM had so much money the board of directors bought back $5 billion in stock.