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1. My mom's swedish pancakes, sprinkled with powdered sugar, rolled up, wait a few minutes while the powdered sugar melts, and eat. I call that love.
2. Chocolate chip pancakes with pure maple syrup.
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in honor of today...a fresh raspberry-filled jelly donut lightly dusted with powdered sugar :)
Cook the Book: 'Rustic Fruit Desserts'
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• Strawberry muffins
Help with mint ice cream!!
thank you for the suggestions!!
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pie crust = NO WAY
sandwich crust = Depends
I like the crusts only if the bread is toasted. If it is un-toasted NO WAY, not really sure why. And the crusts on bread @ restaurants...NO WAY. It's too hard.
Pizza crust = WAY!
I love to dip it in honey.
How much do you tip the food delivery person?
always at least 20%
but if he is cute....I'll add an extra 5% :)
My Shocking Food Confession: What's Yours?
i'm 25% Italian and I hate Italian food. I also used to work in an Italian restaurant...
I really have no "___ second rule". If I drop it, I will 100% most likely eat it. (unless it was in a bathroom)
When I was in elementary school I had the biggest sweet tooth and love powdered sugar. I would put it in a little cup and eat it with a spoon. It would kind of solidify with my spit on the spoon and form to it so it would be a powdered sugar spoon and then i'd bit it off in chunks. I also would eat "fun-fetti" frosting with a spoon that I hid in my room. (I no longer have the desire to eat sugar at all anymore...I can't stomach it).
My junior year of high school I want through a Ben&Jerry's Phish Food ice cream phase and ate a pint of it every night. I kid you not. And I never gained an ounce. :-)
It is no secret that I love mangoes, sweet potatoes, and butternut and acorn squash. They happen to be my favorite foods. I eat a mango everyday at breakfast and sweet potatoes and squash quite often as well. All of them happen to be very high in vitamin A. The secret is I have been told by many doctors to stop eating them! The palms of my hands have an orange tint ad the corners of my eyes have a very faint yellow tint (only I have noticed this), but I can't stop!!! AH
I have not gone a day without peanut butter or almond butter in 2 years. It's another serious addiction.
'No White' Diet: What Can We Eat?
I don't believe in cutting out all white foods in general, like cauliflower or potatoes. However, I have cut out all white sugar, flour, processed foods, ect. Basically I don't eat anything processed and I check all food labels and their ingredients. SO if you're follow this kind of diet, you can eat:
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PB and J?
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2. 100% whole wheat dense bread (un-toasted) with creamy all natural peanut butter with honey and 1 sliced banana.
3. (for breakfast) 1 slice sprouted grain raisin bread, toasted, with all natural creamy peanut butter with 1 sliced banana.
AND these all must be eaten with a nice tall glass of milk (either skim or whole, nothing in between please) and a bendy straw. The masterpiece must be cut into 2 triangles (crusts either not eaten at all when made with the jam or eaten first to save the best for last, and when made with honey, the crusts are eaten last and used to scoop up the honey droppings.) mmmmm
Yes I am picky, but I know what I like.
Foods that make you go hurl
i have a few i could name off...
lemon head candies- i went on a mountain biking trip to Utah and brought those along for the ride thinking that they'd be good....not so good
pork (any and all)- the first incident was when i was a younger and I went to Red Robin with my friend and her family and had a corn dog. They next day we were going to go snowboarding, so excited! but immediately when I got home from Red Robin I was throwing up that corn dog all night. The second incident happened 2 Christmas' ago. My family always has honey baked ham on Christmas Eve, and usually only Christmas Eve. However, we had it on Christmas Eve, and the next two nights at the parties we went to, what do you know...Honey baked ham. Not only did I overdose my honey baked ham but I was also having digestive problems at the time, making me feel extremely sick. And so since then havent touched one.
Mayo- I hate the way it looks. feels. the sound it makes. ew.
Pizza- Everyday of my freshmen, sophmore, and alot of my junior year of high school I ate lunch at the pizza joint across the street. On top of that, my brother and his best friend (who i was head over heals for at the time) worked for Papa Johns, and hoping to see him I ordered pizza almost every weekend, and also my brother would force me to order pizza so my parents would tip him.
Almond butter- I use to love it. and I think i just OD on it and now can't stand the stuff. whenever i have it I want to throw up.
i think i'll stop there :)
Addicted to Food?
and peanut butter!!
(but not together)
at least not yet... ;)
Break Up Food/ Emotional Food
have a girls night in!
grab your closest girl friends and get together one night and all cook a big nice meal together. Start out with some appetizers and good wine, move on to a salad and then some homemade spaghetti and meatballs. And finish it all off with ice cream sundaes, more wine, and maybe some sex and the city. :) The boy obviously isn't worth your time and I know where you are coming from with the depressed-non eating issue, I am the same way and what gets me through it is surrounding myself with my best friends.
What to have with PB&J?
I'm personally a PB&Banana girl myself, but either way baby carrots and a nice cold glass of chocolate milk I think are the perfect sides of this old school sandwich. enjoy! :-)
Spelt help
thank you! I will def. have to try it in some cookies and other assorted baked treats :)
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Upland CA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
146 Properties Found
The median home value in Upland, CA is $492,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $224,900.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Upland, CA is $492,000.
Approximately 54.65% of Upland homes are owned,
compared to 39.27% rented, while
6.08% are vacant.
Upland 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 Upland real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER BLACKSTONE RTY
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An elegant and well maintained, single story home located in the North Hills Community of Upland. Pride of ownership is obvious. This one story home includes plantation shutters, an atrium, and Pergo flooring. This home includes a gas fire place with a custom screen, elegant light fixtures, and double pane windows. The master bedroom has a walk in closet and a private Jacuzzi tub, shower and toilet area. The second bedroom has an attached bathroom, including a shower and bathtub. The kitchen has granite counter, plenty of cabinet space, and a utility closet. The back patio is a place for entertaining or peace and quiet. The bar area is spacious and has leaded glass windows. The landscape on the grounds mirrors the beautiful patio with beautiful flowering plants and greenery. Also includes a two car garage, home security system, and watering system. The price includes; refrigerator in the kitchen, the bar refrigerator and garden art in the atrium.
1866 Wilson Avenue Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: Re/Max Dynasty
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Beautiful spacious North Upland 4 bedroom 3 bath corner lot home. Located in Pepper-tree school district. Full of sophisticated amenities and upgrades, simply charming. Cathedral ceiling living & formal dining room are graced with floor to ceiling windows. Upgraded kitchen; granite counters with stainless appliances. First floor bedroom and bath suitable for in-law/guest quarters. Dramatic double door entry to astonishing Master Suite complete with romantic fireplace & walk in closet. Relax in your own luxurious zen spa retreat bath. Laminate wood floors, plantation blinds,decorative crown moulding & ornate unique ceiling fans throughout. The garage conversion creates a 5th bedroom option. A tremendous entertainers dream; extensive manicured landscaping. Impressive gorgeous backyard oasis with a pool & spa.
1599 Sawgrass Drive Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: INTERO REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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Sunday, 12/11 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: WHEELER STEFFEN SOTHEBY'S INT.
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PRESTIGIOUS NORTH UPLAND JM PETERS HOME. Absolutely gorgeous property with panoramic mountain views, perfectly situated on a generous sized cul-de-sac lot in a coveted neighborhood well above 16th Street. Boasts 5 bedrooms & 3 baths (1 bedroom & 1 bath downstairs), over 3,000 sqft. of well appointed living space. Formal double door entry leads to a gracious living room and adjacent dining room. Family room with fireplace. Gourmet kitchen features granite counters and a separate eating nook. Luxurious master suite boasts a fireplace, view balcony, plus a lavish spacious bath. Numerous quality upgrades inside and out. Sweeping staircase, smooth texture vaulted ceilings, wood floors, upgraded carpeting, plantation shutters, etc. 3-car attached garage. Nearly 1/2 acre lot boasts a covered patio and park-like beautiful landscape. Homes in this upscale tree-lined street neighborhood seldom become available for sale!
240 Bedford Way Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: PREMIERE HOMES
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Welcome to this wonderful home located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the City of Upland. This property offers a 4 bed 2 bath single story home. Large kitchen and dining area. The backyard has large patio and mature fruit tree. Great property for raising a family, walking distance to local park and school. Close to major freeways and shopping
643 Belmont Court Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 BEACHSIDE
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Beautiful, single story pool home located on a quiet cul-de-sac in North Upland. Shows pride of ownership w/approx. 2,900 sqft, 4 bedrms & 2 baths. Dble door entry, Ceramic tile flooring throughout, newly custom interior paint, vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, custom crown molding & baseboards, dual pane windows w/plantation shutters/window blinds, French drs, ceiling fans, tank-less water heater helps w/endless hot water, soft water system, 2 A/C & heating units, whole house fan, newer drs, new security system, lots of storage space & much more! Step down formal living rm w/a brick fireplace. Formal dining rm. Huge family rm w/stone fireplace. Kitchen w/plenty of cabinetry & a nook area. Good size master bedrm boasts French bevel glass drs that lead to the bubbling spa for privacy off the master. Remodeled master bath w/dual sinks & a large shower. Great resort style backyard features 2 covered patio areas w/ceiling fans, sparkling custom pool, spa, outdoor sink by the BBQ area, fire pit, dog run, fruit trees & a large fenced in grass area. Professionally landscaped front & backyard. Finished 3 car garage w/drop ceiling & lights w/custom cabinets & metal garage doors. Large RV/boat parking area w/additional storage sheds 220 hook ups + large driveway could park 6 cars. Lovely view of the mountains. Desirable Upland unified school district w/both Peppertree elementary & Pioneer junior high school nearby. Upgraded tile roof. Great curb appeal w/some brickwork + much more!
Courtesy: White House Properties
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Former Model Home in the Mountain Shadow Community. With 2970 SF of living area including 3 bedrooms, 2.75 baths and office with built in cabinets. One full bath downstairs. Dining room with French doors that open onto a private courtyard. Kitchen features a center island, stainless steel appliances and breakfast area. Family Room with fireplace and built-in cabinets. 3 Bedrooms upstairs and loft with built in cabinets. Huge Master Bedroom suite with double doors, fireplace and built in cabinets. Master bath offers dual sinks plus vanity area, oversized tub, separate shower and large walk-in closet. Separate laundry room upstairs with sink. Three car (tandem) garage.
Courtesy: RE/MAX RESOURCES
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This condo is practically new with modern & updated contemporary amenities that will astound you! Home has beautiful golf course & mountain views! You will enjoy resort living and all of the amenities included in this spectacular Upland Hills Estates home. The private entry leads to a spacious living room that is bathed in natural light. The spectacularly appointed kitchen with gleaming quartz countertops also includes custom cabinetry & backsplash, and modern stainless steel appliances. The sumptuous master suite is beautifully appointed with the master bath boasting dual sinks, new lighting and fixtures throughout, and thoughtfully designed shower and tub. The back patio is the perfect place to entertain family and friends. The secondary bedrooms are roomy and could make for a complete office workstation or guest suites. A convenient laundry room boasts ample storage space. The back covered patio is the perfect place to entertain family and friends in between games of golf or tennis. This home is located inside of the Upland Hills Country Club with too many amenities to list! Shops & restaurants are conveniently close in the Colonies Crossroads. Commuting is made easy with the 210 freeway also near by. You will not want to miss out on living in leisure in one of Upland's most upscale and sought after locations!
322 E 19th Street Upland, CA 91784
Open House:
Saturday, 12/10 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Strategic Realty Inc.
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There are not enough words to adequately describe this home. It commands it presence with its' stately columns, grand entrance and water fountain. This home is truly an entertainer's DELIGHT! The game room has a custom wrap around bar with recessed lighting and a raised band/dance/staging area. A CUSTOM Tuscan flavored mural welcome all in the grand entry. there are arched walk-throughs through the home. Spiral staircase leads to bedrooms.The CUSTOM Master suite is AMZING! Attention to every detail including gorgeous fireplace in the opulent bathroom. The kitchen has thREE ovens double refrigerators, Jennair stove top and vent all appliances are stainless steel. Upgraded cabinetry and granite countertops. Walk-in pantry and cooks desk. This palatial home has high ceilings, columns, crown molding, substantial base moldings, upgraded flooring and much MORE!. This home is very much open concept with many fireplaces. Backyard has sparkling pool, hardscape, block walls, raised garden beds and a built in bar-b-q with refrigerator and more. Dble side gate entrance as well. Highest and best will take this one!
185 Royal Way Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: William Lyon Homes, Inc
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*Move-in Ready - Brand New 2 Bedroom/2 Full Bath & 2 Half Bath Home in Downtown Upland. **Spacious Kitchen with White Cabinets, Granite Countertops, Walk-in pantry, Deck, and Whirlpool Stainless Steel Appliances including Washer/Dryer. **First Floor Den with powder bath is perfect for home office or media room. Master Bedroom with walk-in closet and generous sized secondary bedroom with Private full bath. **Upgraded Flooring Throughout: upgraded carpet in bedrooms, tile in baths, and vinyl wood plank in kitchen and great room. PLUS a 3-Year Home Warranty and Service Program. *No Mello Roos or special taxes here! Private community amenities include a swimming pool, spa, barbecues, recreation center, tot lot, and greenbelts. Commuter–friendly neighborhood: walking distance to the Metrolink Station and nearby the 10, 60 and 210 freeways.
499 E 23rd Street Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: KALEO REAL ESTATE COMPANY
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Start the New Year off right by welcoming yourself into this beautifully remodeled single-story home in North Upland. As you walk past the soothing sounds of the outside water feature and enter the double doors you are greeted by the floor-to-ceiling stacked-stone fireplace in the Living Room and Formal Dining area both of which are bathed in natural light thanks to the wall-to-wall windows and sliding glass door. Less formal evenings and afternoons can be spent in the Family Room which is open to the kitchen featuring a Subway tile backsplash and granite counters. Another glass sliding door will give you easy access to the patio and backyard perfect for summer nights and enjoying the view of the foothills. Once your evening is over you can retire to your Master Suite and wake up refreshed with mountain views out the north facing windows and sliding glass door. The adjoining Master Bath features additional closet space, twin vanities and a large shower. Three additional bedrooms provide room for family and/or an office or craft room. The huge back yard is great as is or let your imagination run wild with room for a pool or basketball/volleyball court.
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Saturday, 12/10 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Century 21 Beachside
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Rare 4 bedroom model located on the 11th fairway of the Upland Hills Country Club Golf Course. This beautifully maintained home features extra large rear yard with spectacular views of the fairway and water features, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen features canned lighting, wet bar and opens to family room. Formal living and dining areas warmed by fireplace and opens to the the gorgeous golf course views. Freshly painted interior and newer HVAC, ducting (ask about the HERO program). Built in storage in the garage. Community amenities include: pools, spas and tennis courts. Close to the Colonies Crossroads Shopping.
Open House:
Sunday, 12/11 11:00-2:00PM
Courtesy: A LIST ESTATES
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Absolutely stunning 4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom Pool Home! As you enter you will find an open spacious layout with vaulted ceilings. The floor plan includes a formal living, dining, and family room. The kitchen is perfect for entertaining featuring beautiful upgraded granite counter tops, wine fridge and a gorgeous view of your in ground pool and spa. The family room boasts executive hand-scraped wood engineered floors, built in wood cabinets, fireplace with brick from floor to ceiling and is wired for surround sound. The master bedroom is oversized providing a spacious feel with elevated vaulted ceilings. The master bath features exquisite wood flooring and vanity including his and her sinks, separate shower and tub, complete with his and her walk in closets with custom built in cabinetry. Downstairs you will find a bedroom with a walk in closet, custom shelving and a 3/4 bathroom with an upgraded wood vanity, glass vessel sink, and walk in shower. The backyard is your own private oasis with beautiful lush tropical landscaping, custom lighting, sparkling pool and spa with waterfall and outdoor speakers. The patio cover provides shade for the hot summer days complete with a BBQ island, built in stainless steel BBQ, and a flat screen TV for those who love to entertain. The 3 car garage offers room for parking and plenty of storage. There is possible RV parking on the side of the home. Don't miss this one!!!!
138 Heritage Way Upland, CA 91786
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Sunday, 12/11 2:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Arcadia
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This attractive 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath move-in ready home is located next to the Historic District of Upland and is walking distance from downtown. Spacious living room with vaulted ceilings, plantation shutters and gorgeous laminate floors. Updated kitchen with granite countertops and center island is open to the inviting family room complete with a fireplace for those cozy winter nights. Upstairs features three bedrooms including a master suite with a soaker tub where you can relax and unwind, separate tile shower, double vanity and a huge walk-in closet. Many upgrades have been done including a new water heater, whole house fan, new sliding glass door, new front door & security screen door, sprinkler system with timer, new garage door, new copper water mainline from house to street and roof recently repaired & resealed. Central vacuum on both stories. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac with easy access to downtown Upland & the Metrolink. Close to local elementary, middle, high school and neighborhood park. Don't miss out on this beautiful home!
2265 N 1st Avenue Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: ALL NATIONS REALTY & INVS
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Courtesy: AMBASSADOR REAL ESTATE
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Gorgeous 2 Bedroom & 2 bath Triple Wide home with over 2,040 SQFT in sought after Upland Meadows gated Community. Best Location in the Park next to 3 extra Pkg. locations Shhhh! This corner unit is a greenbelt location great for walking and has a park-like patio entrance, formal living area that could be where you could build 3rd bedroom, formal dining area with built in dining hutch, large separate family room just off the newly remodeled Ikea kitchen. Simply Beautiful sparkling white kitchen with large Farmers sink, self closing drawers, shelves for all your nick-knacks, some cabinets with frosted glass & some without just in case you want to keep some dishes a secret, recessed lighting, all new stainless appliances, and small glass complimenting back-splash to coordinate the pickiest of buyers and tiles flooring. New paint and almost new carpet. Master Bdr has Walk in mirrored wardrobe closet that you could access from either side of the room & the master bath has a sunken tub for easy access & a separate shower along with a dual sink vanity and commode. Separate laundry room has access to guest bath or an option to close it off & use it just for the 2nd bedroom. Lots of potential with this home. A Tremendous Lg. 12X8 Shed comes along with this home that has electricity, lighting, shelving, Its Huge! Built in 1979 You have to see this home! It will Sell Fast!
1040 W 13th Street Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: HOMESMART, EVERGREEN REALTY
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Are you ready to enjoy the holidays and ring in the new year in your new home? Make sure this one is on the list. This home shows its pride of ownership. This single story family home has 3 bedrooms, 1 3/4 baths sitting on over 10,000 sq ft, right across the street from the elementary school. Enjoy wood floors throughout with carpet in the bedrooms, newer heating and a/c. Custom paint throughout and custom glass windows on the front of the home. Custom glass doors lead to the family/dining area. Open kitchen with skylight, white cabinets, counter-top gas stove. There is a detached 2 car garage with electronic gate accessed through the alley. There is also a separate workshop/1 car garage ready for the person who likes to work on cars, boats, etc equipped an overhead crane rail, lines for compressed air, its own 1/2 bath, separate water heater, 120V and 220V outlets. Enjoy Upland High School's 4th of July Firework's Show from your own backyard and continue to entertain your guests in the bar area.
374 West Street Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER TOWN & COUNTRY
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Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS SIGNATURE RLTY
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Situated in the beautiful community with lots of trees and lovely curb appeal. Walking into the entrance with vaulted high ceiling and spacious living room. Open kitchen with family rooms leads the way to the large backyard for great family fun. Wood floor through the downstair and cozy carpet for the upstair. Large master suite with bright and airy master bathroom. The house is close to shops, access to freeways, and restaurants. This house is ideal for a great family with the huge lot size of 9,000 sqft.
280 N Campus Avenue Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: VINTAGE LAND INVESTMENTS
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Upland's Finest! Early 19th century craftsman style home in the historical downtown area. 3 bedroom, 2 bath PLUS a bonus room/office. Turnkey at its best, amazing attention to detail and beautifully restored from top to bottom. You will admire the tree lined streets with the convenience to all shopping and grocery stores. This home has been restored with new interior & exterior paint, beautiful original hardwood floors, brick fireplace, large closets, huge master bedroom, dream kitchen with granite, stainless appliances, new cabinets and gorgeous staircase! The fully renovated bathrooms have clean subway tile and gives tons of natural light throughout the house. Brand new Central AC for those hot summer days. Walk out onto a brand new wooden deck to a sprawling backyard with a vine-wrapped pergola perfect for bar-b-cues and outdoor living. Two toned mulch outlines the home with a sprinkler system to water your flowers and ripe lemon tree. alking distance to Upland downtown events: farmers market, variety of festivals, and restaurants. Come on by and take a tour of your new home, it wont last! Please visit, click above and enjoy our Virtual Tour!
1578 Mimosa Court Upland, CA 91784
Open House:
Saturday, 12/10 12:00-3:00PM
Courtesy: REALTY MASTERS & ASSOCIATES
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This beautifully remodeled Gary Miller built home is located on a private cul-de-sac in an upscale North Upland neighborhood. This 2 story home features 4 bedrooms, 2.75 bathrooms and 2596 square feet of living space. As you enter the home, you immediately notice the beautiful leaded glass window, sweeping wrought iron staircase, wood stairs, built in display cabinet and custom chandelier. The step down living room and dining room have dark wood floors, oversized baseboards, and a gorgeous fireplace with a custom wood mantel. The family room features a wet bar, wood floors, recessed LED lights and a natural stone fireplace. The kitchen has dark wood cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and pendant lighting. The home also features a downstairs bedroom and bathroom. The second level offers a large master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, wood floors, upgraded baseboards and an attached bath. There are 2 additional bedrooms and a nicely upgraded bathroom as well. The home also has an attached 3 car garage, a tankless water heater, and a very private rear yard with covered patio.
Courtesy: THE ASSOCIATES REALTY GROUP
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Welcome to the highly desired and beautiful community known as the Colonies of Upland!!! This property has been touched, updated and keep in great condition in every area since it was built. From the long Creme of Bordeaux Granite countertops in the kitchen to the 2nd floor balcony with a great view of the mountains this home has it all yet keeps on giving. There is a full bath and bedroom downstairs where guest can stay or use the extra room and upstairs loft as office space. The Built-in retractable screen and entertainers backyard will have you wanting to host your family & friends this coming holidays or for the big game just so you can relax in your master bathroom jetted tub and large retreat master bedroom after everyone leaves. The home is ready for your creative touch and love... so don't miss your chance to come and see all of what this city has to offer! It's minutes from everything you want and seconds from everything you need.
1424 Winn Drive Upland, CA 91786
Courtesy: REALTY ONE GROUP TRILOGY
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Don't miss this custom built home in beautiful City of Upland. Property features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, private dining room, master suite downstairs, three bedrooms upstairs. Living room with fireplace, family room with fireplace. The home has a been remodeled. New kitchen with island, granite counter tops, new appliances. New flooring throughout. Home sits on the large lot with a pool to enjoy. Two attached car garage to house, also has alley access to an additional one car garage in the back with a workshop. Must See!!!
1763 Pinnacle Way Upland, CA 91784
Open House:
Saturday, 12/10 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Kingston Realty
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One of the largest plans in Upland desired "Colonies" community. This uniquely upgraded home offers endless flexibilities to accommodate every family's needs, no matter if it is a big family, or a standard sized family that needs more-than-enough space to entertain. When you enter from the front door, you will be instantly amazed by the size of everything this house offers: living room, family room, kitchen, guest bedrooms, master bedroom, game room, and the 4-car garage. It provides plenty of spaces for your family to rest, study, play, laugh, or store memories. Quality upgrade is another highlight, mirrored walls and closets, custom built birch book shelves in family room, light-rail under upper kitchen cabinets, plus throughout ceiling fans, custom crown mouldings and plantation shutters have truly made this home one of a kind. Furthermore, large master bedroom, huge walk-in his and hers closets, spa tub, shower, and separate desk with mirror, it has everything you can possibly need. The serene backyard is surrounded by trees and affords utmost privacy.
252 W 19th Street Upland, CA 91784
Courtesy: THE RIGHT REALTY, INC.
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Beautiful home with an amazing 21,344 Sqft lot in a great neighborhood of Upland. This wonderful house has a spacious living room with high ceilings; kitchen that opens to family room with fireplace and bar; Four bedrooms and three full baths (one bed room with full bath downstairs and three bedrooms with two baths upstairs) central air conditioning; spacious RV parking; three car attached garage with circular driveway and a beautiful front and a back yard with swimming pool and Jacuzzi that compliments the mature landscaping and fruit trees that surround. The property is conveniently and centrally located near schools, parks, and shops.
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Young Mothers Talk Back
The First of Two Special Issues on Advertising and Motherhood
My mother and I traveled through Scandinavia together last summer. As in the United States, where we have spent our lives, and the United Kingdom, where I am now living, young women in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, seem to be affecting a revolution in dressing pregnancy. With tight dresses stretched across swelling abdomens or slouchy skirts slipping below bulging bellies, young mothers-to-be were "strutting their stuff" in a way that my mother found shocking. Her repeated comments on this new style made me reflect on the difference in attitudes between her generation, my own, and my daughters' (who are in their early twenties). I remember that when I was pregnant, my mother was shocked that I bought new clothes to wear. Her generation had foregrounded the temporary aspect of pregnancy by wearing borrowed clothes. Maternity clothes were a trial to be endured for her cohort, the mark of an unpleasant passage—not unlike mourning weeds. When I became pregnant, however, new mothers were bravely continuing to work at jobs that had only recently been opened to women. The dress-for-success ethic that had helped gird many women for the tokenism of banks and boardrooms was extended to maternity wear. We bought slick, professional outfits that minimized our femininity—and hid our pregnancy as best they could. We were still "passing" in a male environment, but we were at least out in the world, instead of modestly nursing our "condition" in the privacy of their homes. Still, I can recall feeling fat and ugly when I became pregnant, apologizing for my size to everyone I met. To me, the pride implicit in the body-displaying dress of today's pregnancies is a hopeful, gutsy change, and I applaud it as much as my mother disapproves of it. Yet in preparing this issue for publication, I came to see that this fresh, proud appearance had its own set of fears and shames.
This is the first of two issues Advertising & Society Review will be doing on advertising and motherhood. I invited the participation of a research group, formed in 2005, to focus on the issues of mothering in contemporary society that are reflected in and affected by advertising. The founder and leader of this group, Andrea Prothero of University College Dublin, was the guest editor on this issue, helping to weave together a complex web of articles, videos, pictures, web links, and commentaries. This group consists entirely of academics—they are all professors in marketing departments—but they are also young mothers. Their mission is to observe the condition of maternity in postindustrial society, to interview other mothers who are enmeshed in this moment, and to reflect on their own experiences of motherhood in the twenty-first century.
This ongoing research project is conducted by an international collective of eight professors working in marketing departments. All the scholars are mothers who work full-time and live with their partners. Between them they have a total of 16 children, ranging from six months to nine years, and a 17th is due in January 2007. The professors work in four countries (Denmark, Ireland, the UK, and the US), and three live in a country other than the one in which they grew up. Their project is broad, exploring various aspects of motherhood and marketing, with advertising being only one dimension.
For this collection and the one that will follow in the next issue of Advertising & Society Review, this group explores, singly and together, the different facets of motherhood reflected in media, especially advertising, and how these elements affect mothers and mothers-to-be. Each essay is full of a variety of ads (for baby food, prams, fragrance, or books) and links that illustrate the phenomena of motherhood today. Each article is followed by a commentary from other members of the group, with an additional commentary on Susi Geiger's essay from a former user of IVF services. Some recall personal experiences. Others call attention to the cultural differences that still occur even in countries so physically close or historically related to one another.
The issue begins with an essay by Lisa O'Malley that explores the portrayal of pregnancy in advertising. Our gaze on the pregnant body has changed drastically over the past fifteen years. Various media events and trends have made the experience of being "with child" glamorous (a notion that is difficult to imagine in my mother's day or mine). Yet, the attention that fashion magazines and celebrity hounds give to the taut, toned pregnancies in the press's slick pages has transgressed the few private spaces women have had to let their guard down about their bodies. In this light, the proud display of pregnancy we see on the world's streets may reflect a new cultural demand that could have far-reaching and not entirely positive consequences. Certainly the "Yummy Mummy" phenomenon that Stephanie O'Donohoe describes in her article has already shown signs of negative backlash. This cultural stereotype, apparently peculiar now to Britain, seems likely to extend to the other countries of the western world because it is so closely related to the celebrity fever that seems to infect those cultures. As we trade gossip about the slimness of a celebrity who recently gave birth or criticizes one who looks a little dowdy while carrying her new infant, we should pause and think about the pressures such expectations put on ordinary women all around us. The sleep deprivation, postpartum adjustments, and looming worries that the new mother has to face are compounded by the new imperative to be beautifully groomed and fashionably clad.
Susi Geiger's article reveals the way in-vitro fertilization is advertised around the world. She interrogates the manner in which age-old images of motherhood are adapted by this brave new world and questions the contradictions and ethical dilemmas that are hidden by such nostalgic imagery. Geiger analyzes the dehumanizing aspects of fertility treatments and argues that they make a "cyborg" out of the hopeful mother. The last essay, by Susan Dobscha, analyzes the explosion in the blogosphere caused by a Clorox ad that depicts six generations of American women, and represents the current generation by featuring a pregnant woman with her belly exposed. Readers will be able to intensely feel the ambivalence that Dobscha documents in recounting the arguments among women on the Internet regarding the ad's implications.
The responses to the essays are as interesting as the essays themselves. The responses reveal different views of fertility clinics, shared insecurities about personal appearance, puzzled expressions over cultural differences, and righteous indignation—themes and concerns that run through both issues—about the absurd expectations that societies establish for mothers today.
I look forward to the next issue, in which three more articles will expand upon the work in this issue by analyzing the consumer choices that mothers face over the first years of child-rearing. We will see a different kind of pressure imposed on mothers and new ways of glamorizing the myriad challenges that most young mothers must face with trepidation. I am sure that readers will agree that this group offers important, unique insights into the many ways that mothering, advertising, and the market interact.
Linda M. Scott
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Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
January 29, 1932
Traded Bob Osborn and Eddie Phillips to Kansas City (American Association). Received Bill Swift.
February 2, 1932
Sold George Grant to Fort Worth (Texas).
February 3, 1932
Sold Jim Mosolf to Mission (PCL).
February 4, 1932
Sold George Grantham to the Cincinnati Reds.
April 7, 1932 (Standings)
Obtained Arky Vaughan from Tulsa (Western) as part of a minor league working agreement.
July 4, 1932 (Standings)
Sold Bill Brenzel to San Francisco (PCL).
December 12, 1932
As part of a 3-team trade, traded Glenn Spencer to the New York Giants and Gus Dugas to the Philadelphia Phillies. Received Freddie Lindstrom from the New York Giants. In addition, the New York Giants sent Chick Fullis to the Philadelphia Phillies; and the Philadelphia Phillies sent Kiddo Davis to the New York Giants.
January 21, 1933
Signed Waite Hoyt as a free agent.
February 16, 1933
Sold Dave Barbee and Erv Brame to the Detroit Tigers.


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I had booked the ticket on line and reserved my seat. I had chosen the train time to ensure I made it from the airport to the station on time. I arrived earlier than expected and was just in time to catch the earlier train but was unable to change my ticket. However, this was very politely explained to me. The railway station in Nice was uncomfortable as there was no seating and there were crowds of people. I noticed that it is currently being renovated so this may explain this. The train arrived on time, there was very good signage of the carriages and I found my seat easily. The journey was fantastic - comfortable and pleasant. The return journey was equally as good. I would not hesitate to use this route again.
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Clean and comfortable train and a nice trip. The staff were friendly and helpful.
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Two years ago my wife, daughter and i went to England. This is one year before i even thought of getting into Genealogy.
On this trip we took the train to Paris for one day. When we got there we thought: "let's have wine and cheese at a cafe". The picture is of of my wife and daughter at the cafe. Note the name of the street. (Cue the twilight zone music).
Now, go forward two years and i have found that our earliest link to France is Simon Robineau and Anne Larche who lived in St. Roch de Paris parish in central Paris. One of their children moved to Quebec and is the ancestor to my "line" of the Robineau's. This child was Michel Robineau dit Desmoulins. The paragraph below gives a bit of background on MIchel. (Note the name of the street on which he was born). (Continue playing the Twilight Zone music).
"Michel Robineau Desmoulins, pionneer, was the son of Simon Robineau and Anne Larche who remained in France. He was born circa 1683 on rue Saint-Honoré in the parish Saint-Roch of Paris. He died in the Montréal Hospital on 27 October 1738 and was buried the next day by Father Dargent in the presence of Father Peigne and of the Ecclesiastic Guard."
The St. Roch church is two blocks away from this Bistro.
By the way the "dit Desmoulin" part of the name will be the topic of an upcoming post to this blog.


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Cops coming round on videotaped interrogations
You must've heard the phrase "Don't knock it till you've tried it". Some police departments have now tried it and may be sorry they knocked it. The Day has this article on the pilot program to videotape interrogations and the surprising (to some) results.
"The police are waking up to the fact that this is not the enemy, that it can be their best friend," [Judge Kevin P.] McMahon said.
The police have long resisted being compelled to videotape interviews but apparently are seeing good results when they participate voluntarily.
"There has been, for quite a while, a positive reaction to it, but a recognition that we have to be careful and do it right," said Kevin T. Kane, chief state's attorney. Kane said there are many issues yet to be resolved, such as creating transcripts of the interviews, preserving the records and training investigators. He said one consideration will be whether the camera inhibits suspects from talking or investigators from using normal or lawful investigative techniques, two reasons police had resisted videotape in the past.
So how are some departments feeling about this?
The time for videotaping has come, said detective Lt. John Varone of the Groton Town Police Department. His department will be included in the second wave of the pilot program and will share its resources with departments east of the Thames River. In the home invasion/murder case, which Varone declined to discuss specifically, police used a camcorder. Eventually, the department's interview room will be revamped to accommodate state-of-the-art video equipment.
"I think some of the defense attorneys are in for a huge, huge letdown when we do this," Varone said. "Now they're not going to be able to challenge us and say we tricked them (the suspect)."
Ugh. This is not a game of Gotcha!, Lt. Varone. I don't wake up every morning hoping that some cop tricked my client somewhere so I can challenge the confession. We want transparency. The point of videotaping interrogations is precisely to see what cops are doing and to make sure that they don't get a false confession because they've got your sights set on one man and can't look beyond their nose.
Defense attorneys have long called for mandatory recording of interrogations.
"I think it adds transparency to the process that benefits everybody, both the defense and the state," said New London attorney Matthew G. Berger. "It removes doubt about what happened."
Public Defender extraordinaire Tom Ullmann wants to videotape interviews with witnesses.
"Juries are not stupid," he said. "They don't understand why this stuff can't be taped. And from a police perspective, if you did the job correctly and you've got someone making a statement and have the whole interview process recorded, it's going to be reliable."
Ullman said juries will now be able to see "what police really did." The courts have allowed police to use trickery and false statements during interrogations, he said, "but I think there is much more problematic stuff that goes on that would stop, such as (the police) suggesting what photo to pick out of a lineup." In New Haven, Ullman said, the public defenders had a case where the detective whispered "numero dos" to help the eyewitness pick the correct photo.
I don't know how The Day got this next bit of information, but it sure is juicy:
Defense attorneys regularly ask judges to suppress statements that are not recorded. On Wednesday, attorneys Richard Emanuel and Douglas Nash filed a brief with the state Supreme Court to overturn the conviction of Julian Lockhart, who was convicted in the beating death of Robert Glidden in Durham in 2002. The attorneys claim in the appeal that "the electronic recording of interrogations, advisements of rights and statements is constitutionally required when the interrogation occurs at a place of detention and recording is otherwise feasible."
I bet that's a State Constitution claim.
Connecticut criminal justice system reformed?
The question mark is because I can't tell from this piece what the heck actually happened. Shoddy, shoddy writing.
Under pressure to respond after two deadly home invasions in the past nine months, the state Senate voted early this morning to strengthen the state's criminal law and allocate $10 million for enhanced crime-fighting.
The bill passed by 32 to 3 at about 2:20 a.m. Thursday after the Senate Democrats withdrew a previous amendment that had prompted a sharply bitter debate with Republicans. The final version gained bipartisan support after lawmakers said the bill would authorize a judge to double the penalty following a second violent crime and triple the penalty after a third offense – up to a maximum of life in prison for a violent felon.
The debate on the three-strikes bill had the usual rhetoric from the Republicans that criminals are not being punished. The Dems responded with "bumper sticker politics".
So what happened, exactly?
Earlier in the evening, the Republicans had verbally pummeled the original bill on the Senate floor, saying that it would actually weaken the state's laws for violent crimes. Following that clash, Democrats — who hold the majority in the chamber — suddenly postponed the debate and called for a recess shortly before 11:30 p.m. The chamber reconvened later, and the "three strikes" debate pushed the vote past 2 a.m. Thursday.
"This is an extraordinary change in our public policy," McDonald said, adding that criminals "will be punished in extraordinary ways."
But Sen. John Kissel, an Enfield Republican, said the original bill was so badly written that it would not accomplish the legislature's tough-on-crime goals and, in fact, would backfire.
"I guess I'm missing something," Kissel said. "It actually is weaker addressing persistent dangerous felony offenders. … This amendment pushes us backward. How can this be tougher on criminals? It's not."
Out of 21 violent crimes mentioned in the original bill, the maximum prison sentence would actually be reduced for eight of them, Kissel said. That includes second-degree manslaughter with a firearm, among others.
Oh well, that's interesting. Pray tell us, Courant, why these sentences would be reduced and what other crimes?
No? That's not important to the narrative? Oh. Okay. Well, then tell us what the final version of the bill was.
Besides streamlining the law, the bill provides money for more prosecutors, public defenders and probation officers, along with expanding the state's "cold case" unit and providing additional re-entry programs for criminals who are released from prison.
"So many people fail on probation," said Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, a New Haven Democrat. "So many people fail on parole."
But McKinney said he was stunned when he read the original five-page bill. Currently, a criminal could receive 40 years in prison for compelling someone to have sex at gunpoint. The bill, crafted by Democrats, would reduce that penalty to 20 years, he said.
Wait. I'm confused. Is this the original version, the amendment that was scrapped or the final version? Don't know? I don't either. Good job there, Chris Keating, Capitol Bureau Chief. Now I know less than I did when I started reading your story.
Can you condense all of this into bullet points for stupid old me?
# $5,492,000 to improve supervision of sex offenders who are on probation, including upgraded lie-detector and global-positioning-system (GPS) technologies. The money also would be used for truancy prevention and helping officials serve warrants on probation violators.
# $2,147,000 to hire more parole officers and prison guards, along plus expanding the use of GPS technology to track criminals who are on parole.
# $910,000 for the state Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services to provide supportive housing and for improving the women's jail-diversion program, among others.
# $681,000 to the Division of Criminal Justice for more prosecutors and better computers.
# $514,000 to hire more employees for the state police major crime squad.
# $252,000 to the Public Defender Service Commission for lawyers to handle more prosecutions and aide indigent criminals.
Yet nothing on penalties. Sigh.
Oh, by the way Chris Keating, Capitol Bureau Chief, the correct term would have been "indigent defendants", not criminals. Unless, of course, this bill removed the presumption of innocence. Which I have no way of knowing whether it did or not, because I didn't understand anything you wrote.
Anyone have a link to the actual bill that was passed?


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I'm wondering how I can deliver shRNA into primary keratinocytes. I cannot use a growth medium containing lentivirus, because it contains serum and my cells differentiate when exposed to it. I've read about many kits that come ready (plasmid+transfecting agent, plasmid+virus), but the problem is that we have already ordered the plasmid kind of withoud wandering what to do next.
Does any chemical reagent that easily transfect the cells and doesn't kill them come to your mind? They have to be in a good condition because afterward the cells will be subjectet to quite an unpleasant treatment.
What do you think about applying lentivirus-containing medium onto the cells, centrufuging the plate and changing medium to keratinocyte growth medium after 1 hr (maybe the cells won't "notice" there is something wrong with the medium)
http://jcs.biologist.../120/2/330.full <- they did this with retrovirus
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concentrate the lentivirus and resuspend them in media without serum or simply PBS. This might solve your problem.
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In the late 1980s, a similar series aired on the Seven Network in Australia with Ian Turpie and John Deeks as the presenter and announcers. In the American version, most people either hit a 'Whammy' and won nothing, or walked away with less than US$20,000. But in 1984, a man named Michael Larson won US$110,237 in cash and prizes, making him the biggest game show contestant winner of that time.
Michael did not win because he was lucky that the 'Big Board' never landed on a 'Whammy'. Prior to the game show, he spent six months studying the movement of the light used for the 'Big Board' and learned how to consistently hit the squares containing bonuses.
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He used a VCR to record every episode of the game and then proceeded to look for patterns, frame-by-frame. Then he used what he learned and practiced 'stopping' the board on his VCR at the exact places he wanted. Larson did not break any rules, and the game show let him walk away with all his winnings.
What separated Larson from the other contestants was that he went on the game show with a very clear cut methodical plan that he spent months fine tuning. He knew that he had only one chance to be on the show and had to make it work. His preparatory work and discipline is something that all traders should learn from.
Before you start trading your hard earned money, it is important to have a plan. A trading plan is the equivalent of a business plan. In life, what separates professionals from novices is that professionals always come prepared.
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Most traders focus on finding the perfect entry but if you have ever watched a trade move in your favour, only to reverse and stop out, you know that exits are just as important.
4. Know the characteristics of your market
Not all markets are created equal. Some pairs have narrower trading ranges while others have wider ones. Make sure your stops are appropriate for the market you are trading.
5. Know the key levels
Are significant support and resistance levels far enough away to give your trade breathing room? You don't want to be selling into support. Professional traders and people like Michael Larson look at trading more like a science than an art, because emotions can kill profits. It is important to realise that you are the most rational before you place your trade and the most irrational once the trade is placed.
Therefore, it is imperative to have a trading plan to minimise emotions. If you have a trading plan, it is much easier to stick to your original idea and not let a ten-pip move against you sway your conviction. There will always be hiccups, but as long as you trust your business model (in this case, your trading strategy), you won't be discouraged when the trade moves slightly against you.
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Everyone knows with a new year comes new expectations. New careers, new love, new things to learn, new adventures... but most importantly new games. Specifically, the AAA blockbuster titles that will probably fuel the mighty console wars of 2009 and account for approximately 75% of gaming forum posts. Let's start the new year right.
Join Adam Sessler as he previews the BIG ONES coming down the pipe of 2009:
- Microsoft's Alan Wake developed by Remedy (Max Payne series) for the PC, Xbox 360
- Double Fine (Psychonauts) and EA's Brutal Legend for the PS3 and Xbox 360
- Bungie's Halo 3: ODST for the Xbox 360
- and developer Quantic Dream's (Indigo Prophecy) and Sony's PS3-exclusive Heavy Rain
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Explore Chinese art! Cat and Rat: The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac by Ed Young. You and your child will use all your senses during this 90-minute, hands-on experience that combines a story chosen for its theme, a short tour, and an art activity.