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The median home value in Calimesa, CA is $225,800.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $267,100.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Calimesa, CA is $225,800.
Approximately 76.43% of Calimesa homes are owned,
compared to 12.84% rented, while
10.73% are vacant.
Calimesa real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Calimesa real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Most of the property is zoned 1-4 units/acre (Per the city of Calimesa) just under 20 acres. Ready for a builder!
purchase priced just reduced by $200k, Seller is motivated..This property is in the path of growth, located on the proposed East bound off ramp of the 10 Frwy and Forrest City has plans to build an outdoor Living Style Mall adjoining the property. While you wait for the development to come you can generate some income by leasing the two residences out. Do not disturb owners, Call Agent for appointment
Office/Retail, Multi-Tenant, Live/Work, Single-Tenant, Adult Family Home, Nursing Facility, Day Care, Medical/Dental, Mixed-Use This property is just off the 10 Freeway, Freeway visibility, current use is a residence with 8 acres of space. Calimesa Land Use Planned for Office Professional. Lots of room for parking and near all the new home builder tracks. Get in now before the prices go up.
Lovely cute 2 Bedroom 1 Bath home with 8 acres of space around it. Property also in Calimesa Land Use Planned for Office Professional / Commercial. This property is just off the 10 Freeway with visibility but somewhat hidden. Lots of room for parking and near all the new home builder tracks. Neighboring Lots: 413-210-022 413-210-023 included.
Great opportunity to own 4 houses on one lot with the option to add more. These well maintained homes have many wonderful features such as driveways, yards, sheds and wash & dryer hook ups just to name a few. They are located in a quiet neighborhood yet near to the 10 freeway for easy commuter access.
Great opportunity for development project. Property is highly visible from the 10 Frwy. Previously listed for $1.3 million in February of 2012.
Gorgeous home inside the prestigious gated community Oak Hills Estates. This secluded Horse Property has everything for a very comfortable living up in the mountains and yet just 3 miles from Hwy 10, Golf and Wildwood Canyon State Park: 4 BDs/3 BAs (1 BD downstairs, Master BD and 2 BDs upstairs), 2 fireplaces, Formal Dining, spacious kitchen, stainless steel appliances, breakfast area opens to Family room w/ wood-burning stove with outside access wood bin, built in surround sound, indoor laundry w/ chutes from upstairs BAs, full solar power (owned), double pane windows, high-grade insulation, whole house exhaust fan, full house intercom, separate laundry room w/ sink, separate upstairs/downstairs heating/cooling, propane space and water heating, 3,211 SqFt of living area sitting on almost 6 acres (257,875 SqFt), 3 car garage, plus extra space for RV, Boat, Stable for at least 5 horses, 2 ponds (including a Koi Pond), 360 degrees of panoramic unbelievable mountains and valley views.
This property has it all. The custom built home in the gated Oak Hills community has over 3600 square feet of living space on approximately 5 acres. You can enjoy the incredible view from the huge balcony, or hike the trails on your own land and appreciate the nature. There are citrus trees, RV parking, room for horses, etc. It has an oversized 3 car garage that has the space and the plumbing and electrical added when the home was built for a seperate in-law quarters without sacrificing any of the garage, or just leave it as is and keep your boat in the garage. The master bedroom has a seperate, instant water heater. Lots of storage space in the attics of the house and garage. There is a stair case leading from the balcony to the pool and spa deck, and you can control the pool and spa settings from inside the home.
Privacy and Seclusion abound with this 16 acre ranch home. Located in the hills with a private well and automatic entry gate and a long, tree lined drive. This large Spanish home features two master suites, downstairs with fire place, courtyard and luxurious bath. Upstairs master with balcony, built-in bookshelves, study area, spacious bath and organized closets. Jack and Jill bedrooms and an additional office/bedroom. over-sized laundry room, spacious living, dining and family/game room. Cheery kitchen with large center island with Grill/Fryer, double ovens and warming drawer. Country brick with a wood burning stove in the kitchen and a breakfast sun room. Second home with two Bedrooms, bath, large open living space. Main house has courtyard with spa and built-in BBQ. Property is fenced and cross fenced, Wrought iron fencing and auto gate across the front. Back up generator fruit trees, and room for animals, storage, shops and more.
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Welcome to Edinburgh Curling Club's websiteWe have just launched our new website and there are a couple of sections still to be completed. We would like to thank all our members and guest for their support and patience.
We are very easy to find and to get to, in the centre of Edinburgh, with an excellent car park and also on regular bus routes.
The Curling Rink is now closed for the season.The office and shop will be open Monday to Thursday from 9am - 3pm for any inquiries or sales.
Edinburgh Curling Club's A.G.M. will be held in the Club rooms on Thursday 10 September 2015 at 7.30pm. Please click on the link below to download the 2014 minutes. ECC AGM MINUTES 2014
Details of Edinburgh Curling School's events and the New Stones can be found on their website.
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Coty reports Q2 adjusted EPS 28c, consensus 29c
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Citi downgraded Coty (COTY) to Neutral after shares rallied on a New York Post report saying the company is in talks to acquire Procter & Gamble's (PG) beauty business for $12B. Citi sees potential challenges with the deal and notes the stock is up 65% since its upgrade in January. The firm raised its price target for shares to $32 from $29.
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Stocks began the day slightly lower but began to move higher shortly after the open. The market began to drift higher before the noon hour as European markets closed in positive territory. Investors are now looking toward and positioning ahead of the week's big event, namely tomorrow's scheduled policy announcement from the Federal Reserve and the associated press conference by Chairwoman Janet Yellen. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., housing starts were down 11.1% to a 1.036M rate in May, versus expectations for a decline of 4%. Building permits were up 11.8% to a 1.275M rate, versus expectations for a decline of 3.5% in May. In Europe, the ZEW index of economic sentiment in Germany plunged to 31.5 this month from a reading of 41.9 in May. COMPANY NEWS: Gap (GPS) held its annual investor meeting today, but made its big news last night prior to the meeting by announcing that it will close about 175 of its namesake brand's stores in North America over the next few years. Gap estimated an annualized sales loss of approximately $300M associated with the closures and sees one-time costs primarily associated with these actions to be in the range of approximately $140M-$160M, the company noted. Gap shares advanced 55c, or 1.44%, to $38.75 following the announcement and meeting... Kirk Kerkorian, the founder of MGM Resorts (MGM) and one of the company's largest shareholders, died Monday night, the company confirmed. Kerkorian owned Tracinda Corporation, a private investment firm that disclosed a 16.19% stake in MGM Resorts and stated that its position in the common stock became subject to the terms of Kerkorian's will upon his death. The will instructs the executor of Kerkorian's estate, Anthony Mandekic, to execute an orderly disposition of Tracinda's position in the common stock, the firm stated. MAJOR MOVERS: Among the notable gainers was Coty (COTY), which advanced $5.04, or 19.35%, to $31.09 after The New York Post and Reuters reported that the company had won an auction to buy three Procter & Gamble (PG) beauty businesses valued at $12B. Shares of P&G, meanwhile, added 98c, or 1.25%, to $79.10 following the reports. Also higher were shares of NCR Corp. (NCR), which rose $3.36, or 10.71%, to $34.73 after Reuters reported that private equity firms Blackstone (BX) and Carlyle Group (CG) are planning to jointly bid for the company in a deal that could be worth over $10B, including debt. Among the noteworthy losers was Avalanche Biotechnologies (AAVL), which dropped $21.83, or 56.15%, to $17.05 after the company reported the results of a study of its AVA-101 drug for wet age-related macular degeneration, or wet AMD. Also lower were shares of Oshkosh (OSK), which fell $3.59, or 7.14%, to $46.71 after cutting its FY15 adjusted EPS view to $3.75-$4.00 from $4.00-$4.25, noting that sales and earnings for its third quarter, principally in its access equipment segment, have been hurt by several factors including severe weather conditions, potential rental industry consolidation and, to a lesser extent, new product launch delays. INDEXES: The Dow rose 113.31, or 0.64%, to 17,904.48, the Nasdaq added 25.58, or 0.51%, to 5,055.55, and the S&P 500 gained 11.86, or 0.57%, to 2,096.29.
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Cuts begin: Packers release Havner, Swain
By Kevin Seifert
All NFL teams must cut their roster from 90 to 80 players by Tuesday, and the
Green Bay Packers
got started Sunday morning before hitting the practice field.
Among those released were a pair of recognizable names, tight end
Spencer Havner
and receiver
Brett Swain
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All five tight ends remaining on the Packers roster, including rookies
D.J. Williams
Ryan Taylor
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Tori Gurley
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The moves leave the Packers with a total of 83 players. Teams will be allowed to carry 80 players until Sept. 3, when the final cutdown to 53 is required.


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Table Grace: The Role of Hospitality in the Christian Life
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When we as Christians open our homes to friends and strangers, set the table, put on a meal, and break bread together, we invite God's blessing. This pattern of hospitality is at the heart of the gospel. Food for the body and food for the soul can and does belong together.
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Ever wonder what your grandma would be like if she ditched her medication for Botox? Welcome to the Real Housewives of New York. Apparently, a side effect of Juvederm is turning into an old, petty crow.
The fourth season of the show has had so much name calling, drag queen insults and petty fighting, insiders say "producers are worried that this cast can no longer film together."
"All the ladies have long memories and will not let the smallest thing go. The level of hatred at the moment is so high that it's toxic and all consuming. It doesn't make for good TV drama. Now it's just petty and sad."
It's true. When I see this show, all I hear is a bunch of hens clucking. And I don't condone cockfighting, but if Andy Cohen were to strap some sharp objects to their necks and just let 'em go, I would probably watch more.
Cohen is Bravo's executive VP, and he hosts the show's reunion sit-down, where he's surrounded by all seven women, who are constantly yelling at each other. It's awful. If Andy Cohen wasn't gay before he started this gig, he sure as hell is now.
Apparently, one of the biggest pieces of drama that has surfaced lately is Jill Zarin being cyber bullied. Some blogger keeps talking sh-t and it's really hurting her feelings. Because that's what a fifty year-old woman should be concerned about. But anyway, Jill found out the rest of the golden girls were teaming up with the blogger, and now she's pissed.
"It has stopped being a TV fight and is now a real life battle," a friend of Zarin's says.
Meanwhile, some kid in Somalia tries to find food to stay alive…
Fellow costar Ramona Singer responds: "It's a goof, spoof, you can't take it seriously. If I took all the negative things that were written about me—you need to have a sense of humor!"
This is the same woman who nearly made a federal case because someone didn't have wine at a party. As if she needs another reason for her bladder to leak.
The women are so at odds with each other, they have yet to sign on for the next season. But not to worry, I'm sure Bravo can find seven more aging, trivial women with too much money.


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So, how is everyone? Whatcha playin'? I still haven't gotten anything new in a while... but my job is going really well, so I'll be catching up soon. Just been so busy working to do much of anything else lately.. Oh, wait a minute - I have been playing something! Tetris on the DS online & only winning one out of every few games against people who have like 79587984702897058974 wins to my 55.
I can't help it - I still love to play that game, no matter how much I love Resident Evil, Gears Of War, Final Fantasy & all the other games we all love that have come out over the last year... How could anyone not like Tetris & Lumines games?!?!
I've actually been thinking of going back to the big screen & playing a buncha Tetris Splash on the 360... I met sooo many cool people playing that online...
Anyway, I wanted to say hi to everyone who reads me & I'll be trying to write more asap (I just hope I have a few new games to write about soon)... but in the meantime, if you've sent me an invite on the Xbox, maybe we'll play some Tetris soon! Thanks for reading & check out this lil guy!!! - Tim/adultcrash13


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Free Film Screening: Light in the Darkness
Tuesday, September 20, 2011 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PDT)
KQED, in partnership with The Working Group, Silicon Valley Faces, Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network, Office of Human Relations will host a free screening of Not in Our Town: : Light in the Darkness which is a gripping one-hour documentary about a town coming together to take action after anti-immigrant violence devastates the community. Join the discussion today at http://www.kqed.org/niot
En colaboración con Working Group, Silicon Valley Faces, Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network y la oficina de Human Relations, KQED llevará a cabo una proyección gratuita de la película Not in Our Town : Light in the Darkness el documental de una hora se trata sobre un pueblo en los Estados Unidos que se reúnen para tomar acciones después de la violencia contra-inmigrante devasta la comunidad.
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This Is A Notice To All Students
If you are doing any kind of volunteer work- running concession stands, keeping scorebooks, helping at Sunday school, making visits to nursing homes or hospitals, volunteering with the fire company, working on an Eagle Scout project, assisting at one of the local libraries, going on a mission trip, etc.- then you should be recording those volunteer hours to turn in for Service Learning credit.
Spend the summer doing something nice for others- volunteer!
If you need forms or more information about Service Learning, see Mrs. Goodwin in Room 312.
Mountain Ridge Mascot Tryouts
Mountain Ridge is looking for our next Miner mascot! If you are interested in auditioning to be the next miner mascot, please sign up in the office by the end of the week. Once we get a list of those interested, you will be contacted with more information on the audition process. If you have school spirit, are enthusiastic, and can lead the crowd at events, we need you! Sign up today!
Congratulations to the 2015-2016 Student Officers
Mountain Ridge High School Family Recruitment for Chinese Exchange Students
Our school will host two Chinese exchange students from January to June 2016. The purpose of this exchange program is for the Chinese students to first handedly experience the US education system, culture, and community, and similarly for our students to enrich their learning experiences. If you are interested in becoming a host family and for more information click here.
Upcoming Athletic Events
M.R.H.S Cheerleading Clinic 2015
Monday, June 22nd – Thursday, June 25, 2015
Mountain Ridge High School Gymnasium
Current Pre-K students through Grade 8
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Pre-registration for the event will be held on Thursday, June 18th from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the lobby at Mountain Ridge High School.
Participants may also be registered beginning at 5 p.m. on Monday June 22nd at the high school.
Monday: My Hero Monday-Dress up as your favorite superhero!
Tuesday: Top It Off Tuesday-Wear your favorite hair bow!
Wednesday: Wacky Wednesday-Wear your craziest outfit!
Thursday: Perform for family and friends wearing your cheer clinic t-shirt!
Cost: $40.00 per participant (includes free clinic t-shirt)
Mountain Ridge Golf Tryouts
Mountain Ridge golf tryouts will be on August 12th at 10:00AM at the Maplehurst golf course in Frostburg, MD for any boy or girl entering the 9th thru 12th grade for the coming school year. Each player needs to bring with them all the paper work that is required and must have a physical. All paper work can be downloaded from the Student Forms page on the Mountain Ridge school website . If you have any questions please contact coach Hobel at 301-697-5090 or coach Raines at 301-707-1451
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Guest1234SF Guest SF As a SPG member I expected my room to be clean - not left with other people's bathroom supplies. Not sure the SPG did anything for us...room was not different than anyone. Staff was warm and friendly. Parking in the city is ridiculous and in addition to the room rates....ridiculous. July 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by zabu this hotel is in a great location My room was very nice. I had an entire suite all to myself. The sheets were clean and crisply ironed. Nice pillows. However for some reason the glasses were plastic. One of my glasses had a hole in it. My drink leaked all over the place. Also The room service is not 24 hour. I called 5 minutes pass midnight after cleaning up the mess from the leaky cup and they would not help me. No jacuzzi. July 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by EaglesPDX Nice room, good location...noisy. The room was clean, roomy, lots of outlets, wifi. Staff was responsive and quick. Room was noisy, could hear people upstairs and the hallway which is not good as it is a busy hotel. The place is built oddly, with many of the rooms looking out on the interior roof covered with HVAC equipment which makes more noise. July 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by highmaintance excellent servious I called concerning transportation and the destination I had to go and was provided excellent directions and travel suggestions. My needs were well provided due to my early and arrival and late departure. Due to a race that was over after room check out time they provided me with service that allowed me to depart after check out with no additional charge. the late departure they secured my luggage until departure time. Excellent service July 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bud1962 Close to Everything Not a bad place to stay, but not great either. AC in the room was poor, hotel is OK. Is close to everything, so once we had the car parked ($46.00 a night) we did everything else on foot. Location is very good. Not much info. available at the otel on the local places to visit, eat or... Had to venture out and find it ourselves. Hotel staff was friendly. July 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ventura3 Excellent Pre-Fourth of July Vacation What a great time. Never was left waiting for service and as a SPG member, our room was wonderful. Location was just what we wanted and easy access to city and wharf couldn't have better. My husband was not feeling well and the concierge recommended their "on-call doctor". He was so professional and made us feel at home. And after great food and Cappricios cappucinos at a small spot a couple of blocks away we found using a pleasant limo service the best choice. Our driver was engaging, informative and the SUV we got was comfortable with leather seats. Better than the shuttle we took getting to the hotel which took 2 1/2 hours. So we ended on a good note. Will be using this hotel again as our family's place of destination when visiting San Francisco again. July 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by lori1199 Great location, great staff! This location is the best on the Wharf July 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by FLSL ok stay - nothing special - good location The location for this hotel is great - it's two blocks from Pier 39 and right on the F train line. 15 walk to Alcatraz. And I found a good breakfast rate that made it reasonable - for San Francisco. Other than that, it was nothing special. The internet was spotty. The concierge gave me inaccurate directions. The breakfast was pricey but good. Room was very clean and beds were very comfortable. I didn't like ALL the pets I kept seeing - can't believe there weren't fleas in my room based on the number of dogs! Parking is expensive - we parked in the garage right next door for $35 a day instead since we weren't going to use the car at all. July 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gtorres1 The location was perfect The hotel was walking distance from all the sites we wanted to see in Fisherman's wharf and the surrounding area. July 3, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by JamesW Great location, average hotel, poor staff Just completed a short visit to SF for a 25th wedding anniversary. We decided to stay near Fisherman's Wharf as we wanted to do a lot of the normal tourist attractions (Alcatraz, Cable Cars, etc.) I booked this hotel online based on the location and availability. The Sheraton site showed several different special offers, but of course none were available for our stay. After booking the room, I called the hotel directly to see if they had any special deals but they did not. I told them we were celebrating our 25th anniversary and asked if there was anything special they could do, but the reservations clerk just said she would "add it to our record" and told me to call back a couple of days before arrival and tell them again. I called back the day before arrival and the reservations clerk once again said all she could do was "add it to the record." Since our reservation confirmation email included a note from the GM of the hotel encouraging us to let them know if there was anything they could do, I sent an email to the hotel to his attention once again mentioning our anniversary and requesting any kind of consideration. (I didn't expect much, but thought perhaps we might get a room upgrade, a "treat" in the room, or maybe just a note congratulating us.) Back to the hotel itself....location is great, a block off the wharf. Easy access to the piers and also both cable car lines. The hotel was just a standard hotel, rooms nothing special, bathrooms TINY! Even though I am a Starwood Preferred Guest member, no free Wifi. (This is so basic nowadays that even your discount hotels have free Wifi.) When spending over $300 a night you would think they could include it. They have standalone dehumidifiers/air freshener units in the room, which run constantly and are quite noisy. I woke up many times the first night thinking there was water running. The second night we turned it off, which was better, but there was a lot of street noise. I'm not sure which was worse. We didn't have a car, but parking is VERY expensive...I think about $50 a night! As for the staff, the only ones we interacted with seemed like zombies just going through the motions. We asked the concierge for directions to the Mason cable car, and instead he went into a 10 minute history of the cable car and finally directions to the Hyde cable car line (the other line.) He obviously didn't bother to listen to our question. We went out and found it ourselves. During our stay no one ever mentioned anything about our anniversary, no "treats" in the room or any upgrade, in fact, the GM never bothered to even respond to my email....even to say there was nothing he could do. Once again, I didn't expect to have the red carpet rolled out, but I had hoped for my wife's sake that they could do something. I guess this hotel has so much business they don't really worry about customer service. If I was going again there are plenty of other hotels right near this one, and I think I would be able to find a better deal with much better customer service. I'd recommend going elsewhere. July 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by BrokerGal Love this location! Walking distance to the warf and shopping. Very comfortable and relaxed at this hotel. We have stayed here many times and its our favorite location for the price. The outdoor fire pits are wonderful for anytime gathering and social meetings. July 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by marmot Would not recommend this hotel We stayed in many hotels withhin the our travel in the US, but this hotel was a disapointment. The staff was very rude when we arrived. The first friendly staff in the hotel was concierge david, thank you for this. The room was not cleaned daily, when I went to front desk, I was told we had the sign on the door, not to disturb. But this could not be, because we didnt put this on the door. Great location, but that's it. The Rooms are nicely furnished. But it is an older building. You can hear the people in the next room! No Wifi in the room, you have to pay extra! And this in a sheraton! June 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Leeann68 Great location This was our second stay at this hotel . We brought our parents for their 50th wedding anniversary and they loved it. Decor Is definitely dated but the rooms are clean and the beds are very comfortable. The staff are wonderful. The location is great for those visitors that like to walk or grab public transit as it is a block from the wharf. Avoid the drinks from the Hotel bar. I paid $4.40 for a can of ginger ale . June 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AnninAZ Great Location near Fisherman's Wharf SF We enjoyed our short stay at Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf. We were checked in upon arrival and requested a late checkout which was issued. Hotel is dated as all the top name hotels near the Fisherman's Wharf, but it was very clean and friendly atmosphere. The bed was very comfortable and we enjoyed our stay. June 24, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by LK0913 Not impressed at all! This hotel has a great location. It is a shame the building and the staff were so bad. We were using points for one of our 2 rooms and really looked forward to this time. The service was bad, the website says it was renovated (when??) and the rooms were not nice. June 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by DrAnderson Good Location Nice place to stay for business purposes. June 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Koko78 Great Location, Great Service Hotel rooms are clean, modern and lovely suites are reasonably priced - although it would be nice to have a sofabed in the living room and a larger bathtub/shower/toilet area, but the vanity area is spacious and comfortable, and the king bed is very comfortable. Front desk staff were very accommodating and courteous, only cons were the dine in restaurant / café were overpriced, but there are so many other options to eat / get groceries that it isn't a big deal. June 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by pray Patio I was encouaged to take a balcony room, which was really just a patio below the pool. June 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by clinty Great Location We were disappointed in that we arrived late but had made our arrangements months in advance. All that was available was a handicap room. Staff expressed their apologies and gave us a free breakfast. Nice room, great location, Irish lady at the Bar is your greatest asset. June 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by GJwh Furnishings and decor lacking Our SPG room was blah; no refrigerator; bathroom was clean but very small, almost like a bathroom on a cruise ship. Great bed. Seeminglingly, this hotel is touted for its location which is supreme but it's like a step back in time into the 70's, decor wise. The full length mirror was on the wrong side of the room, should have had a mirrow over the dresser but not. The wall decor was almost flee market type:( June 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimmywins88 Location We loved the location of this hotel, only a block form fisherman's wharf. .Elevators were fast. Rooms were a nice size. I would stay here again. June 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nonnie52 Met our expectations! We had a great stay in San Francisco. So convenient. June 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dosie Very clean, comfortable! My daughter and I were on a Mom/Daughter trip to San Francisco and stayed at the Sheraton. Our room was very comfortable, crisp and clean, nice decor. Everyone was very helpful. My concern was not enough man power at the concierge desk during the morning/early afternoon hours - we had to leave after waiting at least 20 minutes 3 times. June 17, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Dorina Noisy, charge more , ...not pay more attention to costumes Like apartment , not good management , don't pay attention to customers needs June 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tulips First stay in San Francisco Overall a very well run operation with friendly staff. Suggest free wifi in rooms as well as the lobby area. ... Small cost involved. Also recommend more extensive tea and coffee making facilities in room ... Possibly a common pattern in USA ? Location excellent for tourists. June 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Debram Good Location Good Location, helpful staff. In need of some renovation in bathroom. June 13, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 Noisy Room I was first assigned the room that was not made. Then I was put in the room next to Bus Depot. It was noisy. You should at least provide ear plugs without me having to call guest services. If I knew of the noise, I would rather wait for room service to clean the first room. June 13, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by 4surfsounds Cool down We went into SF to get away from 100 degree temperatures inland and had a perfect weekend. Great location for entertaining young children and adults, too. Ease of dining on site in the morning was appreciated, and in room with multiple choices made the end of the day much easier. The room's ample size made it simple for a family of four to spread out and have some space. Grandma and an uncle next door in an adjoining room was a plus for everyone. June 11, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by littleLo Don't stay here The hotel has horrible sound proofing and sits on busy streets next to bus depot. In our room we could here conversations outside on the sidewalk. The matrices were really poor quality or too old. The noise and beds meant none of us got any sleep. Really expected more from a Sheraton. June 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Puddy Free Internet I wish you provided free Internet in your rooms for leisure pleasure. We would have liked to retire in our room and play games on the iPad and not sit in the lobby at night June 9, 2013


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Unitarian Universalists of San Mateo 300 E. Santa Inez San Mateo, CA 94401 http://www.uusanmateo.org/
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Lawsuit Targets Pacifica Highway Project Threatening Wetlands, Rare Species, Views - by Center for Biological Diversity
SAN FRANCISCO— Resident and conservation groups filed a lawsuit in federal court today against the California Department of Transportation and other agencies challenging the approval of the Calera Parkway Project, a proposed highway widening in Pacifica, Calif. The Caltrans project would more than double the width of the existing state Highway 1 for a 1.3-mile portion of the roadway in Pacifica, at a projected cost of more than $50 million, while hurting wetlands, endangered species and the...
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Annual Pro-Peace Rally at Golden Gate military cemetary, San Bruno - by Sandra
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The Tech Commute Did Not Take Place - by Fireworks
The mainstream media attempted to portray the May 1st blockade of the Oakland tech commute a failure. An article on SFGate.com carried the headline "May Day rally fails to block tech bus in Oakland." Further below in the same article, the author goes on to write, "When the lone bus pulled up at 7:40 a.m., it stopped across the street from protesters and left before they could assemble. Other buses were either rerouted or cancelled in anticipation of the protest."
Posted: Mon May 4, 2015 2:51PM
May 1st March and Rally: Timely Topics in Mountain View - by R. Robertson
Activists gave voice to human injustice in Mountain View on May Day. While the rally was an action for immigrant rights, current events brought up much more.
Posted: Sat May 2, 2015 1:42AM
New Data Shows West Coast Whale Entanglements Now at Record High Levels - by Center for Biological Diversity
SAN FRANCISCO— New data reveals that a record number of whales were entangled in fishing gear off the U.S. Pacific coast last year, and they are being reported at an even faster rate this year, prompting conservation groups today to urge California fishery managers to institute reforms to better protect marine mammals from injury, suffering and death.
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2015 11:01AM
Movie Night: "Valentino's Ghost" - by ppjc
Los Altos Library 13 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos 94022
Event Date:Tue Apr 28, 2015 7:00PM
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 3:55PM
Endangered Sperm Whale Washes Ashore at Pacifica Beach - by Joanna Nasar
A sperm whale washed ashore in Pacifica, the cause of its death is still unknown. Sperm whales are endangered and off the coast of California on of the main threats to their survival is the California driftnet fishery for swordfish, which sets out huge mega nets and indiscriminately catches, harms or kills whatever happens to swim into those nets.
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 11:31AM
Tuolumne Film & Culture Fest - by Rebecca Stievater
Menlo Atherton Performing Arts Center 555 Middlefield Road Atherton, CA 94027 650-322-5311 http://www.thecenteratma.org/
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Retired Indianapolis Police Department Detective Irene Conder said yesterday that she talked to Colts owner Jim Irsay "about problems with prescription drugs as long ago as 1995," according to R. Joseph Gelarden of the INDY STAR. The prescription drug investigation of Irsay was first reported in November by WTHR-NBC. WTHR reported yesterday that the league knew of Irsay's drug situation as far back as 1995. An NFL spokesperson in November said that Irsay had "discussed his medical issues with Commissioner (Paul) Tagliabue on several recent occasions." Conder said that in '95, Irsay's involvement in the investigation "did not rise to the level of a criminal investigation but she was concerned." Conder met that year with Irsay and Bill Mattingly, a retired FBI agent who works in security for the NFL. The league, through Mattingly, offered to help Irsay, but Irsay refused. Conder's statement yesterday is the "latest revelation in the yearlong federal-local probe into allegations of massive prescription drug abuse by Irsay." Irsay in '98 attended an addiction treatment facility (INDIANAPOLIS STAR, 6/17). Mattingly said yesterday of a '95 meeting, "I wouldn't know anything about that. That's eight years ago" (AP, 6/17).


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Lord, even when I don't show it I love you so much. You sent your only son to die for me and for that I can't thank you enough. I can imagine the pain you must have gone through. I don't know anyone who would give up their son for thousands no, millions of sinners. Lord, thank you for all that you have done for me. Thank you for being there for me when no one else was. Thank you for loving me, when no one else did. Friends come and go but you will always remain here with me, in my heart. Words cannot describe how much I love you. Words cannot describe how amazing you are. You deserve the praise and glory. Forever and ever. Amen! Lord, you are the only one who can read me like an open book. The only one who truly understands me. You know me more than I know myself. This Easter, I want to give thanks to you again. For without you I would have been lost. Happy Easter! Thank you for saving me. I love you Lord Jesus.
Author's Note: I just wanted to give Him a little gift. It seems everyone gets wrapped up in the Easter baskets and the eggs and all the games that they forget the reason for this holiday. To celebrate the ressurection of Jesus Christ. If you do review this, please give thanks to God and not me. He deserves all the praise and glory, not me. Thank you.


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The numbers back up what I heard at places like the knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot.
late 14c., knobe, probably from a Scandinavian or German source (cf. Middle Low German knobbe "knob," Middle Dutch cnoppe, Dutch knop, Old Frisian knopp, knapp, Old High German knopf, German Knopf "button," Old Norse knyfill "short horn"). Meaning "knoll, isolated round hill" is first recorded 1640s, especially in U.S.


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Private sectors may be wary of the regional unrest, but booming energy industries are expected to offset this, especially with aggressive state spending.
April 5, 2011 4:10 by Reuters
Economists have cut their growth forecast for Bahrain this year to 3.4 percent from 4.2 percent predicted in December, and their forecast for Oman to 4.1 percent from 4.6 percent, according to the poll. But even here, a slight improvement is expected in 2012.
One supportive factor for Bahrain and Oman is that the richer Gulf countries, eager to prevent political unrest from spilling into their territory, are providing aid to the hardest-hit economies.
Saudi Arabia and other wealthy neighbours have pledged $10 billion in aid to Bahrain and the same amount to Oman over the next 10 years to improve housing and social welfare.
Governments are hoping that such spending will maintain comfortable levels of economic growth until political unrest abates and private sector activity regains momentum, perhaps later this year.
However, a private sector revival may not in some countries be enough to offset a possible slowdown in government stimulus next year — esepcially if oil prices come down.
"I am expecting next year's (Saudi) GDP growth to decline because I do not think they can sustain such high spending and constantly announce such extraordinary measures," said John Sfakianakis, chief economist at Banque Saudi Fransi.
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In Outlook for Mac 2011 Essential Training, author Alicia Katz Pollock provides a comprehensive overview of the full-featured email, calendar, and scheduling application from Microsoft. The course covers the key fundamentals of the program, including sending and receiving email, creating and managing contacts, and scheduling tasks and appointments. It also covers Outlook 2011 organizational features such as the Media Browser, Conversation view, My Day, the Scrapbook, and more.
Let's start using Outlook and its most popular component, email. To view you Inbox you can click on Mail down here on the left corner, go up to the View menu, highlight Go To, and click on Mail or press the keyboard command Command+1. Outlook defaults with your messages in a list like this, with the contents in the pane to the right, but you can change that. You can go up to the View menu, highlight Reading pane, and change it to Below or Hidden and you can do the same thing by going to the Organize Ribbon right here and choosing Reading pane.
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JCPenney OpticalRead MoreFor decades, JCPenney Portraits has welcomed families into its friendly studios, where professional photographers expertly photograph subjects of any age. Digital cameras, professional lighting, and a wide selection of backgrounds all work together to ensure a professional, personalized look for every family portrait, school picture, business headshot, or baby announcement. To customize the session even more, the staff also encourages guests to incorporate items with special meaning such as a baby blanket or a family heirloom. From a first baby portrait to senior pictures and engagement photos, JCPenney Portraits helps to preserve special family memories to come. After the final flash, clients and a team member head to the viewing kiosk, where they can select their photos and customize them. Beyond traditional printed portraits, memories may also be preserved on high-resolution CD, gallery wraps, wall art, or through JCPenney Portraits' archival program, which allows clients to store and share their portraits online.50 Holyoke StHolyoke, MA US
Easthampton FeedRead MoreIn 2007, manager David Stauffer transformed a century-old building into a charming dry-goods store. Honoring the antique architecture, he still sends grains sailing down the building's antique wooden chute, which unloads shipments into pickup trucks and the gullets of bears that are tired of stealing picnic baskets. Additionally, the shop continues to stock its signature birdseed blend, lawn fertilizer, garden and pet supplies, hay, and other outdoor essentials.18 Mechanic StEasthampton, MA US
Northampton WoolsRead MoreWith more than 26 years of acquired knitting knowledge, the professional yarn darners at Northampton Wools teach novice knitters how to fasten fibers famously. Shorn-sheep sewers can begin by browsing Northampton's bounty of natural knitting necessities. Once digits are dressed with the proper tools, they can follow the lead of noted knitter Linda Daniels and her staff of six, who together introduce basic techniques in the three-hour workshop. During this one-day course, students learn to cast on, knit, purl, and taunt cats. More well-versed weavers might want to partake in a six-week knitting course (meeting once a week for two hours), in which students are organized according to their stitching skill set and sense of gravity.11 Pleasant StNorthampton, MA US
Imex FurnitureRead MoreImex Furniture supplies everything needed to furnish a home, from furniture basics to stylish accents. The company's specialists set up home-living scenes with armchairs, sofas, beds, and tables by makers such as Vaughan-Bassett and Restonic, making it easy to see how each piece will fit into the home. Shoppers can also personalize living spaces with mirrors, lamps, and artwork made by having high-definition photography printed onto canvas using the giclée technique.2295 Northampton StHolyoke, MA US
LabsphereRead MoreNew London's Labsphere offers a wide variety of eye care services for all of your optical needs. Labsphere offers a vast array of frames to choose from and contacts too, in case glasses don't fit your style. Labsphere understands that vision problems can arise out of nowhere so give the office a call today and get your name on the books.231 Shaker StreetNew London, NH US