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Santa Barbara, Calif. • Jennifer Schlott scored a game-high 36 points and four of Utah State's five starters scored in double figures as the Aggies defeated UC Santa Barbara 75-61 in women's basketball Thursday night.
Schlott was 12 of 12 from the free-throw line and 11 of 18 from the field. She also had seven assists and nine turnovers. The other three Aggies (5-3) starters to scores in double figures were Ingrida Strikas (12), Franny Vaaulu (12) and Makenlee Williams (10).
Southern Utah 75, Northern Colorado 63 • In Greeley, Colo., Carli Moreland scored 25 points, and Lori Parkinson tallied 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Thunderbirds (6-2), which have three straight games.
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The probability of population replacement by Wolbachia given different initial infection frequencies. This figure assumes that the relative fecundity of infected females is 0.95, with perfect CI and maternal inheritance. The dashed line indicates the probability of population replacement as calculated by Jansen et al [22], and the solid line represents the predictions of this model. Our model predicts lower probabilities at all initial Wolbachia infection frequencies, but generates a similar functional response.
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|Sep 8, 1931
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|Jan 13, 1927
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|Jan 13, 1927
|Publication number
|Edmund Burke
|Original Assignee
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Sept. 8, 1931. E. BURKE MULTIPLE CONDUIT Filed Jan. 15, 1927 Patented Sept. 8, 1931 PATENT OFFICE EDMUND BURKE, or PORTLAND,
- NEW HAMPSH IRE, A CORPORATION OF MAINE -MULTIPLE CONDUIT Application filed January 13, 1927. Serial No. 160,866.
This invention relates to multiple conduit, particularly that which is made by assembling sections of individual conduit in sideby-side relation and holding them in such relation by suitable means. Waterproof conduit is used for a variety of purposes in modcrn industry and it is frequently desirable in certain types of installation to run a plurality of conduits in side-by-side relat on. For many of the ordinary purposes of waterproof conduit, it has been found that a conduit made of fiber, impregnated with pitch or other suitable waterproofing material, is desirable for many reasons, including those of economy, lightness of weight resulting in easy handling, toughness, and convenience of interfitting the ends of successive sections. \Vhile impregnated fibrous conduit possesses many advantages over other types of conduit, the laying of single conduit in a multiple installation involves an excessive amount of handling which results in corresponding expense. In order to facilitate the handling of conduit which is to be laid in multiple lines, it is found to be advantageous to as- I semble two or more such sections of single conduit in spaced side-by-side relation, this arrangement not only facilitating the handling and laying of the conduit, but also insuring the proper uniform spacing of the parallel lines thereof. This invention relates more particularly to an improved means for holding sections of conduit together in the form of sections of multiple conduit. In carrying out my invention, I provide a simple, light, convenient, and economical means for holding the individual sections in place, my improved holding means being of suflicient strength for the purposes desired. Various other advantages inherent in my in vention will be apparent to one skilled in the art from the description thereof which follows and from the drawings, of which,
Figure 1 shows in perspective a section of multiple conduit illustrating an embodiment of my invention.
Figure 2 is a perspective of a single collar or holding member for holding. the individual sections of conduit in place.
Figure 3 shows a modified form of holding means.
Referring to the drawings in detail, 10 represents sections of individual conduit of any desired material but preferably of fiber. Such conduit may be made in laminated form by winding layers of paper upon one an- 0 her with suitable adhesives, or may be made as a homogeneous unit by winding a sheet of wet pulp upon itself under pressure, whereby the successive convolutions of the pulp are interfelted with one another so as to be undistinguishable in the finished tube. In order to form a plurality of sections of single conduit into a section of multiple conduit, I may employ a number of collars 11. These collars I make by taking sheets of pressed pulp such as are formed on a wet machine and pressing a suitable number of such shee".s together with or without sizing to form a single heavy sheet of any desired thickness, the thickness of the sheet being determined by the required strength of the collars 11 for the uses to which the multiple conduit is destined. Figure 2 indicates the collar 11 as built up from a number of sheets of pressed pulp from a wet machine. The thick laminated sheet thus built up is then cut to suitable size and holes 13 are punched or otherwise formed therein, the holes 13 being preferably of a size to receive the conduit sections 10 in a tight driving fit. Sections of conduit are then inserted through a suitable number of collars 11, three being illustrated in Figure 1. The fit of the conduits 10 in the holes 13 may be sufficiently snug to obviate the necessity of further fastening means, but if desired, the collars 11 may be further secured by adhesives, pegs, or any other desired means. The collars 11 may be dried as desired either before or after being assembled with single conduit 10 into multiple conduit sections. The single sections 10 also may be impregnated with pitch or not as desired before being assembled with the collars. I prefer in some cases to assemble unsaturated sections 10 with the collars 11, the Whole assembled multiple section then being impregnated as a unit, the impregnating results in a' comparatively llght and economical structure which is bo'h convenient and easy to lay. I g If greater strength and rigidity be required than can be readily had from the fiber collars 11, I may use in place of each collar 11 a pair of collars 14 each. of which is similar to the collar 11, but may be somewhat thinner. I assemble the collars 14 in pairs with the sections 10 in building up a section of multiple conduit, a pair of collars l4 taking the place of a single collar 11. The collars of each such pair are spaced at a suitable distance and in the space between I pour grout of cinder concrete or other material which when set will have desired characteristics of strength, rigidity and lightness. Such material forms a third layer 15 interposed between the collars 14 of each pair, the whole composite collar thus formed being a strong and rigid structure. When the grout or other material is introduced between the collars 14, it is understood of course that suitable vtemporary mold members may be placed around the edges of the collars l tto hold the material between them until it sets. The collars 14 themselves serve as a part of the mold during the setting of the layer l5, and may be left in place permanently to constitute a part of the compound collar as shown in Figure 3. The waterproofing of the members of a multiple section so built up may be done either before or after the assembling of the members. I may saturate the individual conduits before inserting them though the unsaturated collars. The whole may then be immersed in a bath of saturant either before or after the grout has been inserted and allowed to set between the double collars 14:. If the grout. be inserted between unsaturated collars 14, the latter will absorb a portion of the fluent elements of the grout and will be stiffened thereby and united more firmly to the grout layer. Likewise if the individual conduit sections are unsaturated when the grout is inserted, they will be bonded firmly to the grout. Whether or not some or all of the fiber members in the multiple sect-ion have been previously impregnated, I prefer to immerse the whole assembled section in waterproofing compound to insure a complete Waterproofing of all parts of the structure.
Having thus described certain embodiments of my invention, it will be evident to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from its spirit or scope as defined by the appended claims.
I claim 1. A spacing and holding member for an individual conduit in a section of multiple the perforations thereof,
conduit, comprising a pluralit of-sheets cit pulp laminated into a relatively thick sheet and perforated to receive the single conduit with a driving fit.
2. The method of making a section of multiple fibrous conduit, which comprises forming perforations in a pair of fibrous sheem to receive individual conduit sections, assembling said sheets in spaced relations on sections of individual conduit passing through filling in the space between said sheets with plastic material, permitting the plastic material to set, and immersing the assembled section in a bath of waterproofing compound.
3. A multiple conduit section comprising a plurality of sections of individual pulp conduit in side-by-side relation, collars engaging and supportin said individual sections, said collars eacli comprising a thick pulpsheet having perforations receiving individual sections with a driving fit, and a waterproofing saturant continuously permeating the entire assembled structure.
In -testimony whereof I have afiixed my signature.
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|Aug 26, 1958
|Tetyak John J
|Pipe shoe
|Dec 22, 1954
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|Gilbert Waninger
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|Jun 1, 1970
|Oct 3, 1972
|Evans Theodore D
|Hydraulic line fitting support apparatus
|Aug 12, 1986
|Feb 20, 1990
|Norsk Kabelfabrik As
|Method of manufacturing gas tight and water tight cable transits and method of making same
|May 19, 1995
|Feb 18, 1997
|Shotey; Michael
|Cover plate for tube connections
|Aug 25, 2010
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|Aims International, Inc.
|Systems and methods for supporting tubular members
|Apr 14, 1982
|Oct 28, 1982
|Matti Mertsalmi
|Road culvert
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As authors, advice givers, and readers, your Author Enablers give a lot of thought to the idea of originality. When we write our next book, we want it to be a fresh offering for the readers of the world. We want our unique voice(s) and perspective to come through, and we want entertain the reader with a story or message that is different than any they have read before.
On the other hand, as the biblical philosopher said, "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." Sometimes it seems that every subject has been written about, every story idea explored. In one of his essays, our friend Roy Blount Jr. once said many stories can be summed up in three simple phrases: papa – boo boo – bye bye; boo boo – papa – bye bye; and papa – bye bye – boo boo. (Any pronoun can be substituted for "papa.")
One afternoon Roy was babysitting for his two year old grandson, who began to fiddle with the fireplace screen. Worried that he was going to pinch his finger in the screen, Roy tried to take the fireplace screen away from his grandson, managing in the process to pinch the little boy's finger. His grandson looked at the blister and then looked at his grandfather with a face of betrayal, and said, "Papa – boo boo." The next day Roy was flying back home and his daughter and grandson were seeing him off at the airport. As he headed down the ramp, the little boy remembered what had happened, turned to his mother and said, "Papa – boo boo – bye bye." At that point, said Roy, his grandson became a storyteller.
Many great tragedies are built on that threefold plot: King Lear: papa – boo boo – bye bye; Oedipus Rex: bye bye – papa? – boo boo, boo boo, boo boo, boo boo, etc.
There are other, less entertaining formulas that say something along the lines of "all plots can be reduced to three, or four, or seven" types. Does this mean writers should give up and stop trying to be original? Is there nothing new to say, no new stories to tell? Absolutely not. Each generation, each reader cries out for fresh material and new perspectives. The formulas are not the problem, and can even help us to understand that we are part of a grand tradition. The world and every person in it are so mysterious and profound, life so precious, that new stories, ideas, and guides are not only possible to invent—they are essential.
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Series 2 of the popular TV drama "Downton Abbey" has just two more weeks to go on PBS. What's a fan to do when the upstairs/downstairs intrigue ends (other than wait for the Christmas special, of course)?
Books hold the answer. As I've said before, World War I has been a hot topic in publishing lately, and the runaway ratings for "Downton" have made it an even hotter commodity. The following books should help tide fans over until the premiere of Series 3 (filming now, with Shirley MacLaine added to the cast).
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The Maisie Dobbs series by Jacqueline Winspear (Harper). Winspear's series is set in the 1920s and '30s, but its heroine—once a maid in a great house, now a private investigator—personifies the changing times, and takes on cases that are rooted in the damage done by the war.
The Return of Captain John Emmett by Elizabeth Speller (HMH). This sensitive debut novel tells the story of a young WWI veteran investigating the apparent suicide of one of his fellow soldiers. Look for a sequel this summer.
Life Class by Pat Barker (Doubleday). No one has explored the legacy of World War I quite like Barker. Though her Regeneration trilogy (beginning with 1991's Regeneration) is perhaps better known, Life Class details the pioneering days of plastic surgery, first developed to help disfigured veterans.
Rose: My Life in Service to Lady Astor by Rosina Harrison (Penguin). This spirited account of one young Yorkshire woman's 35 years as a maid to the infamous Lady Nancy Astor was first published in 1975 and has been reprinted to capitalize on the "Downton" craze.
The House at Tyneford by Natasha Solomons (Penguin). Though set just before and during World War II, this novel puts an interesting twist on the upstairs/downstairs dilemma when a young, upper-class Jewish woman escapes Austria to work as a maid in an English manor house.
Rilla of Ingleside by L.M. Montgomery. One of the few novels about World War I to be written almost while it was happening—the book was published in 1921—Montgomery's final installment of the Anne of Green Gables series follows Anne's youngest, Rilla, who must grow up, and fall in love, in the shadow of the war.
Losing Julia by Jonathan Hull (Delacorte). This 2000 debut tells the story of a World War I soldier who comes to know his friend Daniel's fiancée through her letters to him. When they meet 10 years after the war (and Daniel's death), there's a connection between Patrick and Julia that can't be denied.
An Evening of Long Goodbyes by Paul Murray (Random House). This Wodehousian novel, which follows shiftless Bertie, a member of the Irish aristocracy in its waning days, is full of hilarity and heart—just like everyone's favorite Countess.
The Beauty and the Sorrow by Peter Englund (Knopf), which will take you right into the trenches with letters and diaries from 20 soldiers who fought at the front.
To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild (HMH), which gives an in-depth look at the political mood in Britain as the war broke out—particularly the pacifist movement. Portraits of aristocrats at war should also appeal to the "Downton" devotée.
The Titled Americans by Elizabeth Kehoe (Atlantic Monthly). This nonfiction account of the lives of the three Jerome sisters—rich Americans who married British aristos, and one of whom became the mother of Winston Churchill—is a "beguiling chronicle" of the Edwardian era, replete with descriptions of homes, dresses and extramarital affairs with royals.
The Luxe by Anna Godberson (Harper). OK, it's a YA novel, and it's set in 1890s New York City, but it's a "Downton" companion in spirit! Just consider it the background story on Lady Cora Grantham.
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What subgenres are you seeing on submission?
We've been seeing lots of small town, community focused contemporary romances on submission. I believe readers are reacting to the world around them; in times of trouble, we're drawn to the familiar, to our core values. So it's really no surprise to me that this subgenre is coming back.
(Editor's note: Readers, if this is you, check out A Town Called Valentine by Emma Cane, book one in the Valentine Valley series!)
Why is romance so popular?
Because everyone wants and dreams of a happily ever after.
Amy Pierpont, editorial director of Forever:
What subgenres are you seeing on submission?
More than subgenre, what's really catching on with readers are stories with deep emotional threads—stories that make us laugh and cry—these are the novels, and characters, that resonate most with readers no matter the subgenre.
What is relatively new is the desire from readers to see blended genres—Steampunk is a good example, as is our very own Kristen Callihan's historical/paranormal Darkest London series. The idea that readers can have the best of both worlds, the gothic, dark atmosphere of a paranormal with the intrigue and drama of a historical is really appealing.
(Editor's note: Read a review of Darkest London #1 here.)
Why is romance so popular?
Romances, at heart (forgive the pun), are stories filled with hope, faith and happiness. Three things we all search for, and want more of in our lives. The idea that two people can overcome seemingly insurmountable odds, that no matter your past (mistakes, heartbreak, missed opportunities) you can find love and happiness, that good WILL overcome evil every single time—these are themes that resonate with all readers. Romance readers just know which aisle of the bookstore to head to first!
Dianne Moggy, VP of series editorial and subrights at Harlequin:
Have you heard any buzz about what subgenres romance readers want now?
In romance fiction there are classic themes and story types that are enduring. Those include the alpha male hero, cowboys, secret babies, marriages of convenience, community or small-town romances. We have always taken our cues from our authors—who respond to their readers and to the cultural climate--and have recently noticed a rise in submissions featuring modern retellings of classic fairy tales. We've also seen a rise in novels featuring wealthy heroes, which may speak to the global economic situation and our authors' and readers' desire for escape.
Why are series so popular with romance readers?
The key reason that ongoing series (in both our single title publications and in our romance lines) are popular with readers is that they develop a connection with the characters—they want to know what happens next, what happens to the reclusive neighbor, will the high school sweethearts reunite? The reader becomes invested in these characters, in their community and/or their situations, just as fans of ongoing television dramas or sitcoms tune in to weekly installments of their favorite show.
Thank you, Erika, Amy and Dianne! Readers: What subgenres of romance push YOUR buttons?
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Aspiring authors often ask us how they can promote their e-books. While we don't have a magic formula, here are a few suggestions for "catching a wave" as you surf the Internet of book publishing.
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You're looking for a new book to read. Stacked on a table in your local library or bookstore is an array of choices: new fiction and nonfiction by a variety of contemporary authors. You spot a book by one of your favorites. "Ooh, there's a new Veronica Thunderpants novel. I love her," you say to yourself as you grab the book and head for the check-out line.
What is it about Veronica Thunderpants that causes you to gravitate immediately to her work? How did you hear about Ms. Thunderpants in the first place? We're willing to bet that, although Ms. Thunderpants is an award-winning, compelling writer, there's more at play than just writing. For one thing, Thunderpants is a great name, and we are enjoying typing it over and over. But there's more to it than the writing and the great name. This author, probably along with her publishing team, has worked hard to cultivate a persona that would appeal to a certain audience—for instance, women of a certain age in Middle America.
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With more than 25 years of experience, Kathi Kamen Goldmark and Sam Barry have the inside scoop on writing and publishing. Together, they are the authors of Write That Book Already!: The Tough Love You Need to Get Published Now. Email them your questions (along with your name and hometown) about writing and publishing, and don't miss their column on BookPage.com.
There has been a general sense of gloom in the publishing community for several years now. Many authors, publishing professionals, booksellers, and readers fear that the reading and writing of literature are in danger of extinction. There is reason for concern—closing bookstores, library budgets being slashed, a lack of appreciation for the liberal arts, and lower pay for authors and writers all around.
But at the same time, there is great reason for optimism. We're going to focus on one in particular: Litquake. This remarkable annual book festival consists of readings, discussions, and themed events held at a variety of San Francisco bay area venues (bars, the Opera House, even in bookstores). The 2011 Litquake will feature 850 authors, including Thomas McGuane, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Julia Glass, Jane Smiley, James Ellroy, Adam Mansbach, selected readings from pro-wrestler's memoirs (really), and much more.
The truth is, American literature ain't dead; in fact it's thriving. Let's support it by attending events like Litquake, buying books, and making sure our kids learn to appreciate good writing.
There might be a few marketing departments out there who need an alarm clock. Evidence: titles of three of this fall's biggest books.
The Night Strangers
The Night Circus
Just when I thought this trend was limited to fall, what should cross my desk but galleys of The Night Swimmer by Matt Bondurant, a January 2012 release.
While the description sounds unique (see below—any anno that mentions an enigmatic goat herder has my attention), the title feels anything but fresh to this fiction editor.
When Fred and Elly Bulkington arrive in a small town on the southern coast of Ireland from Vermont, having won a pub in a contest, they encounter a wild, strange land and the native resistance to outsiders. As Fred immerses himself in the life of a pub owner, Elly takes the ferry out to a nearby island where she—to the disbelief of the locals—is consumed by her ritual of open water ocean swimming, pushing herself to the limits. Elly becomes enmeshed in the island's troubles—the power struggles between an enigmatic goat herder and the family that has controlled the area for centuries—while Fred's sanity wavers and their marriage begins to unravel.
Noticed any title trends lately? How much do they affect your decision to pick up a book?
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Publishing is changing by the minute. In some ways this is scary and upsetting, as we worry that good books will not get published and the art of writing and reading will disappear.
But all change is not bad, and in fact, the rise of new technologies and shifting markets sometimes present an opportunity. While the giant publishers fix their sights on blockbuster hits, new, smaller, nimbler publishers are coming into existence to fill the void and publish important books.
One exciting example of this phenomenon is the newly released We're Not Leaving: 9/11 Responders Tell Their Stories of Courage, Sacrifice, and Renewal, by Benjamin J. Luft, M.D. (Greenpoint Press). We're Not Leaving is a compilation of powerful first-person narratives told from the vantage point of World Trade Center disaster workers—police officers, firefighters, construction workers, and other volunteers at the site. This worthy book might not have seen light of day or been properly published were it not for the efforts of creative thinkers using new models of publishing. In this case the agent and author worked together to find Greenpoint Press, a dedicated publisher utilizing print-on-demand technology to publish important books that might be overlooked by the big commercial presses.
A few weeks ago I posted a short response to Meghan Cox Gurdon's piece in the Wall Street Journal about the darkness of contemporary YA literature. In the blog post, I wrote:
If I had a teen daughter, I'd give her Lauren Myracle's Shine over violent video games and movies—or, you know, the nightly news—any day of the week. Not to mention there are plenty of light and fluffy YA books out there—even many of Lauren Myracle's other books!
Since our conversation, Myracle and Gurdon have appeared together on NPR's Talk of the Nation, where Myracle offered an apology for calling the WSJ piece "idiocy."
Did you listen to the interview on NPR? (I had to have a "driveway moment" when it came on.)
Do you agree with what Myracle said during our conversation—that it's better to make an impact and get people talking about things that make them uncomfortable than to be "vanilla pudding"?
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Dana Lynn Smith, also known as the Savvy Book Marketer, has published a new book of her own. Savvy Book Marketing Secrets: 52 Experts Share Insider Tips for Selling More Books, is offered as an e-book—nothing unusual there—but also with the provision that no one is allowed to buy or sell the book. If you want a copy, darn it, you have to spring for the free download.
Now why would any author in her right mind refuse to accept payment for a book? We can think of a few reasons. Savvy Book Marketing Secrets includes articles, many already published elsewhere, by pros in Dana's wide circle of publishing contacts. As the Author Enablers, we contributed an excerpt from our own book, and we assume others have done the same. Dana compiled the excerpts into a comprehensive marketing guide for new authors. By offering the book for free she sidesteps the issue of purchasing the rights to pre-published material, and the headache of keeping track and making payments to her contributors. In this instance the opportunity for wide distribution and the networking support of fellow writers probably outweighs the small amount the book would bring in sales, once she's paid everyone involved.
Now don't get us wrong. We think writers should be compensated for good work, and we don't know many people in a position to volunteer their services as a default. But in this case, a free e-book makes a lot of promotional sense, especially when you factor in the networking support of 52 well-connected pros.
Part of being an author is selling yourself and your books, and there are some great tips in this e-book on how to do just that. The Author Enablers are honored to be included in Savvy Book Marketing Secrets: 52 Experts Share Insider Tips for Selling More Books. Grab your free copy at http://bit.ly/SavvySecrets.


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Legislative Log
Here is a look at action Tuesday in the Washington Legislature: Governor:
Said he did not have a drinking problem and has never been in treatment. The question came up during an impromptu news conference.
No major action.
Bills introduced:
SB5921, to outlaw possession of cartridges designed to penetrate life-saving devices.
SB5919, to require that 25 percent of the sturgeon catch on the Columbia River be allocated to the commercial fishery.
SB5913, to create an airport siting council.
No major action.
Bills introduced:
HB1913, to provide a sales tax exemption for film and video production companies.
HB1919, to provide a sales tax exemption for trigger locks and gun safes.
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After a long stint on "The West Wing," Martin Sheen is returning to TV as the co-star in a new Netflix comedy opposite Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.
Sheen will join the ensemble of "Grace and Frankie," a series focusing on the titular women, played by Fonda and Tomlin, respectively. The pair hate each other, but are unexpectedly united when their husbands fall in love with each other, and inform their wives that they plan to wed.
Sheen will play Robert, the husband of Tomlin's character. He most recently flexed his comedy chops with a guest-starring role on the FX comedy series "Anger Management," which is headlined by his son, Charlie Sheen.
"Grace and Frankie" has an impressive creative group behind it, including "Friends" co-creator Marta Kauffman, who wrote and co-created the series alongside Howard J. Morris ("According to Jim," "Home Improvement"). Fonda and Tomlin are co-producing, and Tate Taylor, who directed "The Help," is executive producing, in addition to helming the pilot episode.
The series is set for a 13-episode run sometime in 2015.
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7 Simple Upgrades To Help You Love Your Bathroom Forever
Bathrooms are often forgotten spaces in homes. Maybe you decorated it once when you moved into your home, but never really loved that checkered tile or dated wallpaper. There are lots of simple upgrades that can be completed to transform your space at little cost and with only a bit of labor involved.
1. Update the Hardware
The clear knobs and glossy metal finish to your sink faucet may be dating your bathroom by a decade. Replace your faucet with a new one, finished with a brushed metal or copper plated look for an updated motif. Hand towel holders, shower faucets, and towel racks can all be replaced with a matching finish to immediately modernize the space.
2. Stain the Cabinets
While wood, regardless of the shade, will likely never go out of style, sometimes a deeper tone can reinvigorate a room. Use a gel stain to deepen the finish on your wooden cabinets for a sleek, refined bathroom. For that extra little touch, replace the handle pulls on your cabinets and drawers to match your newly updated sink faucet.
3. Install a Backsplash
Adding a backsplash on the wall behind your bathroom faucet will give the room a whole new look. Ranging from different styles and colors, an etched glass backsplash, in particular, brightens the sink area and gives the bathroom a clean, refreshed style. For you have more of a rustic, woodlands type of home, consider a wood backsplash to connect your bathroom with your...
Louisville In Consideration To Be a Google Fiber City
From Courier-Journal.com: Louisville has moved near the head of the line among the dozens of communities coveting a fiber-optics network developed by Google Fiber that could provide ultrafast Internet service. The fiber network, if installed, would greatly increase the speed for downloading material from the Internet, streaming movies, gaming and more. Read more....
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From Reuters.com: The U.S. housing market is probably strong enough to stand up against an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve this year, with stabilizing home prices supporting sales, a Reuters poll of top economists showed on Wednesday. Of 22 economists surveyed, all but two said the market could withstand the Fed's expected rate hikes. They pointed to job creation and growing demand for houses from millennials as factors contributing to the market's resilience. Read more....
Will Supply of Senior Housing Outpace Demand?
From WSJ.com: The supply of senior housing is expanding at a rapid clip in many major metropolitan areas across the Sunbelt and elsewhere, raising concerns that builders are racing ahead of demand. Analysts said the building spree could lead to higher vacancy rates and lower rent increases for real-estate firms that own housing dedicated to seniors. Shares of big U.S. companies that own a lot of senior housing have already tumbled this year as investors fret over rising interest rates. Read more....
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Kentucky Select Properties agents Cary Thale, Jamie Peterworth and Ryan Davis joined with Jacqueline Klein from Parker and Klein, Mike Horstman from Keller Williams, sustainabilty consultant and green builder Sy Safi, Nancy Church of The US Green Building Council and several other stakeholders, to implement the first "green friendly" fields on the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service.
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Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions people make in their lifetimes. It's often a stressful purchase because home values rise and fall outside of the homeowner's control. However, purchasing in an area with rising home values can give you a degree of confidence about your investment.
If you're looking for homes in Louisville, consider one of these three neighborhoods that experienced the most appreciation in the past year and are forecasted to have the sharpest increase in home values during the next year.
The tiny neighborhood of Bashford Manor has had an unprecedented amount of growth in the last two years. The median home value in Bashford Manor is currently $105,900, up nearly $12,000 from May 2014. The growth is not slowing down either, making the investment stronger. On top of the 13.4 percent increase in home values last year, another 6.9 percent increase is predicted throughout the next year. Bashford Manor is a great choice for families who want to live in a residential area with amenities just a short car ride away. The Louisville Zoo and Beargrass Creek State Nature Preserve are less than a 10-minute drive northwest of Bashford Manor, while Target, Walmart and other departments stores are just south of the area.
Located in the heart of central Louisville, Old Louisville is the hub of all the action. This neighborhood is home to the University of Louisville, hosts the annual St. James Court Art Show and features stunning Victorian-era homes. Currently...
PODCAST: Pricing Your Home With Jay Gulick of Kentucky Select Properties
Interview with Jay Gulick, managing broker of Kentucky Select Properties, about how to effectively price your home for sale. Areas covered include comparable market analysis, timing and using 3rd party sites like Zillow and Realtor.com to get data. Read more....
5 Quick Things To Remember Before You Buy A House
One of your biggest investments you will ever make will be your home. Buying a house is not only exciting, it can be challenging as well. There are a lot of things that need to be clear and a lot of questions that are to be answered before you can seal the deal. So make sure you have these five essential things to do before you buy a house. First get yourself a checklist to start off on the right foot.
- Checklist-Always set up a checklist before you start. This way all your ducks are lined up and there will not be many, if any, surprises. A good checklist goes a long way when it comes to being ready to buy a house.
- Do your research-This is something you should do, it doesn't matter what you are going to buy. However, in case of buying property the responsibility is even more because the amount involved is generally very high. There are a lot of houses on the market at any given time including Daybreak homes for sale. When you visit different houses with different features; it can be overwhelming. It is quite a daunting task to overcome but as long as you research first you will be on the right track. So let your fingers do the walking for you with your research.
- Check your credit score-Always check your credit score to make sure there are no old bad credit marks on it and to fix it if there are any. The recommendations are getting your credit score above 580 in order to get better interest rates. The recommended score is usually around 640 to 660. Of course the higher your score the lower your interest rate will be.
- Get a pre-approval for your mortgage-This is so there are no worries when you walk through the door of a...
Do Homes Inside or Outside The Watterson Sell For More?
Our fascination with numbers can lead to some very interesting conversations about the state of Louisville's real estate market. For instance, this past month, someone in the office asked which area we thought sold better, urban homes inside the Watterson, or the more suburban areas outside of our expressway system.
Convinced this was a no-brainer, we piped up with an opinion, but before we had actually dug through the numbers to prove our case. Before you read any further, ask yourself, if we were to look at four "urban" zip codes, and compared them to another set of four that were further east, let's say "suburban", which set of sold homes would you expect to get closer to their asking price? As any seasoned Louisville Realtor® will attest, there are two distinct groups of buyers in town – those who will happily live outside the Watterson and those who break into a light sweat when they venture outside the borderlands of I-264.
Back to the "urban" vs. "suburban" zip codes. That scenario is exactly what we graphed above. Using 40204, 40205, 40206 and 40207 as the urban set, we compared the ratio of sold prices to listing prices (SP/LP%) of these homes along with a suburban set comprised of zip codes 40222, 40223, 40245 and 40059.
We fully expected this to be a pretty graph and plot out very quickly with one group clearly outperforming another. And yet…
Unless you predicted that there would be no pattern at all, we think it would be fair to say that there doesn't appear to be a relationship at all between where a home is located...
Sellers Market in Louisville Heating Up
The average price of homes sold in Jefferson County in the first four months of 2015 was $181,197, nearly a $20,000 increase over the same 2014 period, the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors has reported.Home sales were up sharply across the association's three-county metro area, which includes Jefferson, Bullitt and Oldham counties. Read more....
Security Considerations When Moving To A New Home
When you move into a new home it can often seem as though there is a long list of things that have to be taken care of. Not only do you have to pack all of your belongings up, transfer your utilities, decorate and arrange for removal company, but there is also a plethora of paperwork that needs to be carried out. With all of this going on there are always some things that get neglected and one of the most common is home security.
Home security is incredibly important, especially when you move into a new home. What many people fail to consider is that there could have been several families who have owned the property before them and we can never be certain that every single copy of the door keys has been collected back in and handed over. Add to that the fact that if a security system is already installed, then the previous owners still have the access codes. These are all concerns that should be considered when moving house, especially considering the fact that approximately 4.6% of break ins occur within the first year of living in a property. So, what can people do to boost security when moving house?
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Existing-home sales jumped in March to their highest annual rate in 18 months, while unsold inventory showed needed improvement, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Led by the Midwest, all major regions experienced strong sales gains in March and are above their year-over-year sales pace. Total existing-home sales1, which are completed transactions that include single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, increased 6.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.19 million in March from 4.89 million in February—the highest annual rate since September 2013 (also 5.19 million). Sales have increased year-over-year for six consecutive months and are now 10.4 percent above a year ago, the highest annual increase since August 2013 (10.7 percent). March's sales increase was the largest monthly increase since December 2010 (6.2 percent). Read more....
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(From Marketwatch.com) U.S. house prices are only undervalued by around 2% on average, according to the latest research, but they're still overvalued — and undervalued — by double-digit percentages in some metro areas. American house prices were, on average, almost back to normal in the fourth quarter of 2014, after being undervalued by as much as 5% one year ago and by 3% in the previous quarter, but the extent to which they're undervalued or overvalued still varies dramatically among the 100 largest metropolitan areas, according to real-estate website Trulia. In the first quarter of 2006, at the peak of the housing-market bubble, U.S. houses were overvalued by 34% before dropping to 14% in the first quarter of 2012. Read more....
Setting The Stage To Sell Your Home Fast!
Great piece from our partners over at StyleBlueprint Louisville. "The real estate market is booming in Louisville right now. Perhaps you're putting your house up for sale soon, or maybe you're just considering it. We asked realtors from Kentucky Select to offer advice about the best ways to get your house ready to put on the market, a process more commonly known as staging. When selling a home, staging it is the best way to get it to sell. After all, you want your house looking its very best for potential buyers. And guess what? You can stage your home yourself. Yes, seriously. Here's your new mantra:Clean. Simple. Fresh." Read more....
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Like most people, when the new year rolls around, I like to take a little time out and reflect on the year that was, and the year that is ahead of us. With real estate, I'm a little hesitant trying to predict what will happen in our local market over the next 12 months. But I can certainly take a look at what has happened, not only last year, but maybe even stretching a little further back than 2014.
For the entire Louisville MLS, which includes several neighboring counties adjoining Jefferson, such as Shelby and Oldham counties, 2014 was the third year in a row that saw a rise in the number of units sold when compared to the preceding 12 months.
From a recent low of 11,720 units sold in 2011, each of the next three years saw a few more sales to reach this past year's total of 16,082 sold properties.
I have seen different numbers being reported, with some outlets even saying that the MLS saw a decline in the number of homes sold between 2014 and 2013. So to clear up any confusion and to be fully transparent, all of the numbers that I used for these graphs were pulled directly from the MLS, and included all single family homes along with multi-family properties, rentals and vacant land or lots.
I chose to use all the categories of residential sales, and not focus on single family homes only because I wanted this short article to be general in nature, and to be all inclusive since I don't know which types of properties each reader might find most interesting. When I turned the tables and focused on how well Kentucky Select Properties has fared as a Brokerage over the past few years, I used the exact same criteria.
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"Discussing negotiation techniques during the last Luxury Real Estate Symposium John just said that "Negotiation starts just when you pick up the phone the first time". This is just a common sense comment during a symposium, but this is the feeling I always have when I speak with John or when I listen to his opinions during the congresses." Read more.
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A tractor-trailer carrying a family of eight tipped over Friday afternoon, injuring two in Box Elder County.
The semi was hauling a load of apples south on Interstate 15 about 4 p.m. when it tipped over going around the curve of the off-ramp southeast of Tremonton, according to Utah Highway Patrol spokeswoman Susan Thomas.
The crash jostled the two parents and six children inside the cab. The mom had back injuries and one of her sons suffered a broken leg. The two were transported to the hospital, one was taken by helicopter and another by ground ambulance to Intermountain Medical Center in Murray.
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In the bonus features, so much emphasis is placed on the VHS tape of the original longer cut of Measure of a Man that Melinda Snodgrass just happened to still have decades later, as if without it, the reconstruction would not have been possible.
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