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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 264, February 21, 2003
- ARSC HPC Technology Watch
- Halting (Or Not) on Numerical Exceptions
- SX-6 Quick Look at 32 vs 64 Bit Performance
- ARSC User News: SV1ex, T3E, and SX-6 Users, and Web Docs
- Iditarod and Next HPC Newsletter
- Quick Tip
ARSC HPC Technology Watch
Keeping up with all the developments in high performance computing presents a challenge. New systems, rapidly evolving and maturing software, different approaches to solving old problems, and entirely new areas of HPC application present a flurry of activity to follow.
An informal group is forming which will be known as the "ARSC HPC Technology Watch."
This group will hold its first meeting February 26 in Butrovich 212, and will serve as a forum in which interested and like minded individuals can gather to discuss the latest developments in HPC and share experiences in an informal setting. Each meeting will have a focus topic that will be discussed for the first half hour followed by a general session of open discussion/questions/experiences etc. Any interested parties are encouraged to attend.
Meetings will be held on the last Wednesday of the month, noon to 1 p.m., on the UAF campus, with the possibility of later meetings including contributions over the Access Grid. Starter topics for the first few meetings are described below:
February 26th: Room 212a, Butrovich
What is HPC technology watch? ARSC Director, Frank Williams, and Associate Director, Barbara Horner-Miller, will describe current activities at ARSC and answer questions.
March 26th: Room 106a, Butrovich
Q+A on storage issues. How to share data between systems, visualize data sets, keeping track of all your results.
April 30th: Room 204/Sherman Carter Conf Room, Butrovich
First experiences with recent arrivals at ARSC. Some benchmarks from new systems at ARSC over the past six months, new libraries, experiences.
Ideas for topics for future meetings are welcome. Please contact Guy Robinson, firstname.lastname@example.com , if you plan to attend.
Halting (Or Not) on Numerical Exceptions
How to, or not to, stop on /0.0 or (-1)*0.5?
ARSC now has a variety of different systems and they have different behaviors when encountering some of the common numerical errors which can occur even in the best of programs.
In the following sample sessions, a simple test code (given at the end of the article) which generates the classic error of a divide by zero and the more interesting negative number raised to a fractional power is used to show how to control behavior of code when encountering each error.
Naturally, users should be respecting such errors and writing code not to divide by zero or to perform illegal operations. However all practical programmers know that often one is using libraries and other shared codes and there might often be parts of an array which generate these errors but these parts are not used/referenced in your program. Also sometimes the error we are looking for is a numerical aspect of the current problem being solved and not a simple coding error. The techniques below can let you get round problems but are to be used with caution.Cray SV1ex
On the SV1ex, the code stops and reports the error.
chilkoot% f90 -o demo demo.f chilkoot% ./demo int 512, 0.9980506822612085, 2*0.E+0 Floating point exception Beginning of Traceback: Interrupt at address 465d in routine 'DEMO_ZEROS'. Called from line 350 (address 22655c) in routine '$START$'. End of Traceback. Floating exception (core dumped)
How can we get things past the stop if we know it isn't serious?
The "cpu" command permits us to control much about the environment an executable runs in, on the SV1 several hardware options can be controlled like cache and memory access but also the control of exceptions can be disabled. (See "man cpu" for full details.)
For example, we can allow the program to continue even after a floating point exception occurs:
chilkoot% /etc/cpu -m fpeoff ./demo int 512, 0.9980506822612085, 2*0.E+0 loop1 512, 0.9980506822612085, 2*0.E+0 libm-335 : UNRECOVERABLE Vector Real raised by a scalar or vector Real has negative base. Abort Beginning of Traceback: [ ... cut ... ] Called from line 35 (address 526a) in routine 'DEMO_ZEROS'. Called from line 350 (address 22655c) in routine '$START$'. End of Traceback. Abort (core dumped)
Trapping the fractional power error is a more complicated process and we'll discuss this in a later item.
Cray SX-6
On the Cray SX-6 the code runs but reports errors. The default limit for the number of warnings before halting is 49 so we get many messages before the code halts.
rime> f90 -o demo demo.f demo.f: f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 10: Vectorized loop. f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 23: Vectorized loop. f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 34: Vectorized loop. f90: demo.f, demo_zeros: There are 3 diagnoses. rime > ./demo int 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 0.000000E+00 * 252 Floating-point zero divide PROG=demo_zeros ELN=25(400001580) loop1 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 inf * 274 RPWR -> R1<0 in R1**R2 PROG=demo_zeros ELN=36(4000017e8) [ ... 48 identical lines cut ... ] **** 99 Execution suspended PROG=demo_zeros ELN=36(4000017e8)
We can modify the number of error messages by setting the "F_ERRCNT" environment variable to another value. But this doesn't really help matters if we don't want to see any messages and aren't interested in them. However, not stopping on the first error can sometime be helpful as we get to see more of the numerical behavior of the code which might be enlightening, as the scientist attempts to understand the complexity of his/her algorithm's numerical behavior and what is happening to cause the bad numerical values.
On the SX-6, the handling of zero divide errors is through the compiler. (Compiler flags control not only zero divide, but underflow, overflow, and inexact.) We recompile with the appropriate flag:
rime > f90 -o demo -Wf"-M nozdiv " demo.f demo.f: f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 10: Vectorized loop. f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 23: Vectorized loop. f90: vec(1): demo.f, line 34: Vectorized loop. f90: demo.f, demo_zeros: There are 3 diagnoses.
When run, the zero divide error is passed, but the program is halted on the other error:
rime > ./demo int 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 0.000000E+00 loop1 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 inf * 274 RPWR -> R1<0 in R1**R2 PROG=demo_zeros ELN=36(4000017e8) [ ... 48 identical lines cut ... ] **** 99 Execution suspended PROG=demo_zeros ELN=36(4000017e8)
Stopping on the second error requires a little more attention to detail. This error is specific, a negative number raised to a fractional power, and has its very own code, 274 (see above error diagnostics). We can tell the system to ignore any specific error by setting the environment variable "F_ERROPTn". Details, from the SX-6 online fortran manual:
22.214.171.124 F_ERROPTn If an error is detected during execution, an error message is issued or the program is terminated according to the error processing control data set for each error (see Section 8.3). This option changes the error processing control data, thereby changing error processing. For sh: F_ERROPTn = n1, n2, alt, err, m, t, a, cnt export F_ERROPTn For csh: setenv F_ERROPTn n1, n2, alt, err, m, t, a, cnt Option values are: n The priority of handling error-processing control. Select from numbers 1 to 9. n1 The first error number in the range for which error-processing control data is changed. n2 The last error number in the range for which error-processing control data is changed. alt Determines whether a user-defined error-processing routine is executed when an error is detected. 0 = Not changed.. 1 = A user-defined error-processing routine is executed. 2 = A user-defined error-processing routine is not executed. err Determines whether control is passed to the specified statement when an error specifier is included in an input/output statement. 0 = Not changed. 1 = Control is passed to the specified statement 2 = Control is not passed to the specified statement m Determines if error messages are issued. 0 = Not changed. 1 = Error messages are issued 2 = Error messages are not issued t Determines if a trace back message is issued. 0 = Not changed. 1 = Trace-back messages are issued 2 = Trace-back messages are not issued a Determines if the program is terminated when an error is detected. 0 = Not changed. 1 = The program is terminated abnormally 2 = The program continues processing cnt Determines whether the number of errors that occurred is counted when an error is detected. 0 = Not changed. 1 = The number of errors is counted 2 = The number of errors is not counted
We decide on the following: not to change the behavior for error 274 only, not to have a user defined routine, not to trap IO errors, not to issue error messages, not to trace back, not to terminate, and finally, not to count the errors in this class. Here's the appropriate setting, and a sample run:
rime > setenv F_ERROPT1 274,274,0,0,2,2,2,2 rime > ./demo int 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 0.000000E+00 loop1 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 inf loop2 512 0.9980507 0.000000E+00 0.000000E+00 loop2a 256 0.9961089 -0.9961089 nan (Note the control we get with of F_ERROPTn: we would still stop, count, and terminate on other numerical errors outside of the 274 class.)
IBM Regatta
With the default options, the program will run straight through numerical exceptions without halting or warnings:
f1n2 83% xlf -o demo demo.f ** demo_zeros === End of Compilation 1 === 1501-510 Compilation successful for file demo.f. f1n2 84% ./demo int 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 0.0000000000E+00 loop1 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 INF loop2 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 0.0000000000E+00 loop2a 256 0.9961089492 -0.9961089492 NaNQ
We can ask the code to stop by using simple compiler options. This option, -qflttrap=zerodivide:enable forces the code to stop on zero divides. E.g.:
f1n2 87% xlf -o demo -qflttrap=zerodivide:enable demo.f ** demo_zeros === End of Compilation 1 === 1501-510 Compilation successful for file demo.f. f1n2 88% ./demo int 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 0.0000000000E+00 Breakpoint (core dumped)
This option, -qflttrap=invalid:enable stops on invalid operations, a class which includes (-1.0)**(0.5)
f1n2 89% xlf -o demo -qflttrap=invalid:enable demo.f ** demo_zeros === End of Compilation 1 === 1501-510 Compilation successful for file demo.f. f1n2 90% ./demo int 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 0.0000000000E+00 loop1 512 0.9980506897 0.0000000000E+00 INF Breakpoint (core dumped)
Compiling with both simply stops at the first error encountered.
It is best to be a responsible user and not do illegal operations. The author recently received a large code which had been developed in the workstation environment. There were several segments where the code would divide by zero yet never use the result. While purists would suggest going through all the lines of code to modify the code it would have been a lengthy process. Using the above flags permitted the benchmarks to be performed, performance of the code measured, with the results being validated to ensure the use of the flags didn't result in bad behavior on the systems. (It is hoped to do some measurements to assess if the generation of errors has an impact on the performance of the systems later.)
Perhaps the best conclusion would be that developing code with the flags set to trap any errors is a good practice, strongly encouraged. I've often commented if computers were pieces of workshop machinery we'd not operate them without the safety guards in place would we?
Next, what is the impact of testing on performance?
Here's the code used in the above examples:demo.f
program demo_zeros integer nsize parameter (nsize=1024) real, dimension(nsize) :: a,b,c nhalf=nsize/2 do n=1,nsize a(n)=real(n)/real(n+1) b(n)=real(n-nhalf)/real(n+1) c(n)=0.0 enddo write(6,*) ' int ',nhalf,a(nhalf),b(nhalf),c(nhalf) !! do n=1,nsize c(n)=a(n)/b(n) enddo write(6,*) ' loop1 ',nhalf,a(nhalf),b(nhalf),c(nhalf) !! do n=1,nsize c(n)=b(n)**a(n) enddo write(6,*) ' loop2 ',nhalf,a(nhalf),b(nhalf),c(nhalf) nprint=nhalf/2 write(6,*) ' loop2a ',nprint,a(nprint),b(nprint),c(nprint) stop end
SX-6 Quick Look at 32 vs 64 Bit Performance
[ Thanks to Andrew Lee of ARSC for this article. ]
A user on the SX-6 asked: what is the performance difference between using -dw and -ew? The two compiler options disable and enable wide precision. The option -dw (default) specifies that the size of the numeric storage unit is 4 bytes. While -ew specifies that the size of numeric storage unit is changed to eight bytes. ARSC recommends that users stick with -ew unless they have a specific reason to do otherwise.
I sought to answer this question using a small test code written by Guy Robinson for Newsletter 213 :
The code compiled and ran without error on rime using the -ew option. However using "-dw" resulted in run-time errors "... Floating-point data overflow...". I modified the program by removing 24 of the "c(i-1,j)*(" lines and 8 of their corresponding "+1)-1)+1)" lines from each of the three large assignment statements in the main loop. This worked for both options, but the runtime was under 5 seconds, so I increased the number of iterations from 20K to 200K. Below are the compiler options all performance data obtained by setting "F_PROGINF DETAIL" for two runs of the modified program.
As you can see, the program achieves over 6.5 GFLOPS on one CPU in both the "-dw" and "-ew" runs, and the measurements of every other metric are also very close. The difference may be attributable to the activity of other users on the system. Thus, for this code, performance does not appear to be a factor in deciding whether to use "-dw" or "-ew".
As a disclaimer, this program does not test all performance related precision issues such as i/o, memory, and memory bandwidth.
Reasons a user might compile with the lower precision include compatibility of the program's binary i/o files with other programs and systems and need to squeeze more data into available memory.
gflop.f compiled with the disable wide option "-dw", run on 1 CPU, compiled with:
rime> f90 -Wf,-L,fmtlist,map -dw -C hopt -G global -sx6 -c gflop.f ****** Program Information ****** Real Time (sec) : 42.097395 User Time (sec) : 42.001194 Sys Time (sec) : 0.037286 Vector Time (sec) : 42.000494 Inst. Count : 2974633689. V. Inst. Count : 2652801569. V. Element Count : 320326821000. FLOP Count : 280483814445. MOPS : 7634.274625 MFLOPS : 6677.996139 VLEN : 120.750389 V. Op. Ratio (%) : 99.899631 Memory Size (MB) : 48.031250 MIPS : 70.822597 I-Cache (sec) : 0.001511 O-Cache (sec) : 0.002131 Bank (sec) : 0.000001 Start Time (date) : 2003/02/20 12:26:18 End Time (date) : 2003/02/20 12:27:00
gflop.f compiled with the enable wide option "-ew", run on 1 CPU, compiled with:
f90 -Wf,-L,fmtlist,map -ew -C hopt -G global -sx6 -c gflop.f ****** Program Information ****** Real Time (sec) : 42.783361 User Time (sec) : 42.716838 Sys Time (sec) : 0.030750 Vector Time (sec) : 42.716304 Inst. Count : 2974634175. V. Inst. Count : 2652801625. V. Element Count : 320326859400. FLOP Count : 280483814445. MOPS : 7506.376965 MFLOPS : 6566.118299 VLEN : 120.750401 V. Op. Ratio (%) : 99.899631 Memory Size (MB) : 48.031250 MIPS : 69.636103 I-Cache (sec) : 0.001148 O-Cache (sec) : 0.001526 Bank (sec) : 0.000000 Start Time (date) : 2003/02/20 12:24:19 End Time (date) : 2003/02/20 12:25:02
(If you're a rime user, please see detailed explanations of how -ew and -dw affects the size of each data type: table 2.3, Chapter 2.2.1, "f90 and sxf90 Command Options," found at:
ARSC User News: SV1ex, T3E, and SX-6 Users, and Web Docs
Chilkoot and Yukon:
- Programming environment 3.6 (PE3.6) remains available for testing, by switching your environment from PrgEnv to PrgEnv.new. This was first announced in issue 257 :
- f90 126.96.36.199 and CC 220.127.116.11 have been installed and correct a couple minor problems found in 188.8.131.52. Next weds, Feb. 26th, they'll be added to PrgEnv.new
- The default programming PrgEnv will be updated to PE3.6 (PrgEnv.new) on March 12.
- BIOLIB 1.1 has been installed as the default. It is loaded automatically with the command: "module load biolib". This provides a library of low-level routines, optimized for the SV1ex architecture, for use in bioinformatics applications. See: http://www.arsc.edu/support/manuals/LIBCBL/
- /usr/tmp purge policy has been changed. Files not accessed in 7 days are deleted.
- The NQS queue structure was modified. See "news rime_queues" on rimegate and "news NQS_queues" on rime, for good measure!
If you need dedicated timings, simply submit your tested and debugged NQS job to the "sjs" (single job streaming) queue. If your job will take over 2 hours, please contact ARSC consulting in advance, so we can alert the SX-6 operators.
Once sumbitted to sjs, your job will wait in the sjs queue until the next SJS time _or_ the next unused dedicated time (see "news rime_sched" on rimegate for the current week's schedule), and then it will be run as the only job on the system. This is an expensive use of the SX-6, so please verify the correctness of your scripts, data, program, etc. using the normal "batch" queues first. On the other hand, dedicated testing is a vital final step in benchmarking codes and we encourage you to do it. So when you're ready, don't be shy.
As always, contact email@example.com with any concerns or questions.
Web Documentation:
- Our web has had some minor changes. See our top level documentation page: http://www.arsc.edu/support/documentation.html
- CrayDocs: http://www.arsc.edu/craydocs/
- Third party product (IMSL, HDF, PGI, Idesk, Ferret) as well as Cray bioinformatics library (CBL) docs: http://www.arsc.edu/support/manuals.html
Iditarod and Next HPC Newsletter
The editors will be attending Cray X1 training in two weeks, so the next newsletter won't appear till March 14th.
We're excited about the training, but to our chagrin, we'll be out of town for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race, which, for the first time ever, is starting here in Fairbanks.
The ceremonial start will be in Anchorage, as usual. But due to lack of snow and cold, the so-called "re-start" has been moved from it's usual location in Wasilla to our fair city, 300 miles farther North. For the curious:http://www.adn.com/iditarod/news/prerace/story/2604849p-2651411c.html
Quick-Tip Q & A
A:[[ A C style question. Don't worry what any of this does, the goal is [[ just to compare a couple things and choose one: [[ [[ [[ Option 1: [[ --------- [[ vel = (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt) < minvel ? [[ (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt) : [[ minvel; [[ [[ Option 2: [[ --------- [[ vel = (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt); [[ if ( ! (vel < minvel) ) [[ vel = minvel; [[ [[ [[ Isn't there a cleaner way? If not, which should I prefer? # # Thanks to Dale Clark of ARSC: # I would format the conditional expression like this: vel = (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt) < minvel ? (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt) : minvel; But that's pretty idiosyncratic, and may result in the arithmetic expression being computed twice. So, even better (both stylistically and functionally): vel = min((envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt),minvel); where 'min' is the C equiv. of something like (lapsing into Perl here): sub min { my($Min,@Rest) = @_; for (@Rest) { $Min = $_ if $_ < $Min } return $Min; } # # Thanks to Brad Chamberlain: # Of these two, I'd stick to the second, since it only writes the new velocity expression once rather than twice. This will make the code easier to read, easier to maintain, and possibly more efficient if the compiler is unable to factor the common subexpression into a temp (I tend to try not to rely on the compiler to optimize my code, especially when it also keeps my code cleaner). To further increase the readability of the second, I'd consider rewriting the condition as: if (vel >= minvel) since it doesn't rely on the reader to mentally negate the sense of the expression. If you really like conditional expressions, and don't equate shorter code with cleaner code, I would also consider doing something like the following (naming things often makes them cleaner, and I like that it only assigns vel once: newvel = (envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt); vel = (newvel < minvel) ? newvel : minvel; You could also consider moving this expression to a macro, though it wouldn't change the performance or implementation at all, merely how the code reads: #define cap(newvel, minvel) ((newvel < minvel) ? (newvel) : (minvel)) vel = cap((envel / scaleFct) / ((*outv)[n] + posStrt), minvel); Q: Here's part of my PATH on ARSC's SX-6 frontend host, "rimegate": rimegate$ echo $PATH /SX/opt/crosskit/inst/bin:/SX/opt/sxcc/inst/bin:/SX/opt/sxc++/inst/b in:/SX/opt/sxf90/inst/bin:/usr/psuite:/SX/opt/mpi2sx/inst:/SX/opt/mp isx/inst:/usr/psuite:/SX/opt/vampirsx/inst/bin:/usr/local/krb5/bin:/ usr/sbin:etc... Can I grep through the separate paths? For instance, can I tell grep to use colons rather than newlines for the delimiter? I want to see all the paths containing "SX", like this: echo $PATH grep SX
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|Neil Shephard <email@example.com>
|Re: st: Sample size calculation
|Wed, 26 Oct 2005 15:15:51 +0100
On 10/26/05, email@example.com <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > We are planning to measure some cytokines in patients with MS comparing > between a group with treatment and control, but there have not been > literatures regarding these measurements, so we do not have an estimated > mean and standard deviation. Is there a way to estimate a sample size? > (our IRB really wants to see sample size estimate.) Thanks. > > We are planning to measure some cytokines in patients with MS > comparing between a group with treatment and control, but there have > not been literatures regarding these measurements, so we do not have > an estimated mean and standard deviation. Is there a way to estimate a > sample size? (our IRB really wants to see sample size estimate.) Probably not the answer/help your looking for, but.... Sample size is dependent on a number of factors. The significance level at which you wish to detect differences (termed alpha), the power you wish your study to have (termed beta), and the size of effect you are expecting to see. The type of test you are to perform also has an influence, and from the mention of mean and sd, its a fair guess your likely to use a t-test (providing the assumptions are met). You have not mentioned any of these quantities, and only you can determine appropriate alpha and beta levels (and tests) that are acceptable to your study design. You will have to decide on these prior to performing any sample size calculations. You do however indicate that to your knowledge there is no literature regarding the measurements you wish to take. I'm not an expert on MS, but since it is an autoimmune disease I believe cytokine activity is one facet that is commonly investigated. A search on PubMed indicates that there are 96 articles with the both the terms "cytokine" and "multiple sclerosis" in the title. Obviously these may not be the cytokines your intersted in but they should help provide some information. (To duplicate this seach got to http://wwwncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, select PubMed as the database to search, and enter the search term 'cytokine multiple sclerosis' and hit return. Now click on the 'Limits' tab and in the first pull-down box select 'Title' to restrict the search to artciles with the terms in their titles). You may also benefit from reading the OMIM (Online Mendelian Inherithance in Man) entry for MS which can also be accessed via NCBI However, the question still remains as to how much difference the treatment is likely to make to the mean, and that is presumably why you are carrying out the experiment. You don't state the organism, but I'll guess that your working with humans. Is the treatment with a drug? If so it is highly likely to have been tested in animal models before being trialed in humans, and these may inform you about the expected difference. What sort of effects have been reported for other treatment effects/cytokines in MS? If there is absolutely no prior information to inform on the expected size of effect then you can not possibly determine an appropriate sample size, and your best approach would be to determine sample sizes for a range of effects, see how these compare to your available resources (money). That way you could say to the IRB (Independent Review Board?) that with a sample size of N, you would have X% power to detect an effect of size Y at a significance level of alpha. You could even show them figures of your calculations which show that larger sample sizes would allow you to detect smaller differences in effect. HTH's Neil * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Chris Brown: Should He Be With Karrueche Tran Or Rihanna?
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Die Metro-Station Ourcq ist ca. 6-7 min von der Wohnung entfernt und bietet eine perfekte Anbindung an alle Sehenswürdigkeiten. In der Nähe der Wohnung gibt es Bars, Restaurants, Supermärkte und kleine Geschäfte. Die Gegend ist völlig in Ordnung und auch nachts ungefährlich.
Claire ist sehr nett und hat sie hat uns alles in der Wohnung gezeigt. Bei 12 km² ist natürlich nicht viel möglich und es ist zu zweit sehr eng, aber in Paris ist man eh kaum da. Das Bad ist renoviert und insgesamt ist die Wohnung sauber und ordentlich. Da wir nicht immer essen gehen wollten, haben wir zu Mittag in der kleinen Küche gekocht, was auch gut geklappt hat!
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Flow cytometric analysis of MCF-7 cells (blue) or THP-1 cells (green) using PU.1 (9G7) Rabbit mAb (Alexa Fluor® 647 Conjugate).Learn more about how we get our images
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Flow Cytometry General Protocol
If using whole blood, please follow the Flow Cytometry Whole Blood Protocol.
A. Solutions and Reagents
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
- 20X Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS): (#9808) To prepare 1 L 1X PBS: add 50 ml 20X PBS to 950 ml dH2O, mix.
- 16% Formaldehyde (methanol free).
- 100% methanol.
- Incubation Buffer: Dissolve 0.5 g Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) (#9998) in 100 ml 1X PBS. Store at 4°C.
B. Fixation
- Collect cells by centrifugation and aspirate supernatant.
- Resuspend cells in 0.5–1 ml 1X PBS. Add formaldehyde to obtain a final concentration of 4%.
- Fix for 10 min at 37°C.
- Chill tubes on ice for 1 min.
- For extracellular staining with antibodies that do not require permeabilization, proceed to immunostaining (Section D) or store cells in PBS with 0.1% sodium azide at 4°C; for intracellular staining, proceed to permeabilization (Section C).
C. Permeabilization
NOTE: This step is critical for many CST antibodies.
- Permeabilize cells by adding ice-cold 100% methanol slowly to pre-chilled cells, while gently vortexing, to a final concentration of 90% methanol. Alternatively, remove fix prior to permeabilization by centrifugation and resuspend in 90% methanol as described above.
- Incubate 30 min on ice.
- Proceed with immunostaining (Section D) or store cells at -20°C in 90% methanol.
D. Immunostaining
NOTE: Account for isotype matched controls for monoclonal antibodies or species matched IgG for polyclonal antibodies. Count cells using a hemocytometer or alternative method.
- Aliquot 0.5–1 x 106 cells into each assay tube (by volume).
- Add 2–3 ml incubation buffer to each tube and wash by centrifugation. Repeat.
- Resuspend cells in 100 µl of diluted primary antibody (prepared in incubation buffer at the recommended dilution).
- Incubate for 1 hr at room temperature.
- Wash by centrifugation in 2–3 ml incubation buffer.
- Resuspend cells in 0.5 ml PBS and analyze on flow cytometer; alternatively, for DNA staining, proceed to optional DNA stain (Section E).
E. Optional DNA Dye
- Resuspend cells in 0.5 ml of DNA dye (e.g. Propidium Iodide (PI)/RNase Staining Solution #4087).
- Incubate for at least 30 min at room temperature.
- Analyze cells in DNA staining solution on flow cytometer.
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revised September 2013
Flow Cytometry Whole Blood Protocol
If using cell lines, please follow the Flow Cytometry General Protocol.
A. Solutions and Reagents
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
- 20X Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS): (#9808) To prepare 1 L 1X PBS: add 50 ml 20X PBS to 950 ml dH2O, mix.
- 16% Formaldehyde (methanol free).
- Triton™ X-100: To prepare 50 ml of 0.1% Triton™ X-100 add 50 μl Triton™ X-100 to 50 ml 1 X PBS and mix well.
- 50% methanol.
- Incubation Buffer: Dissolve 0.5 g Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) (#9998) in 100 ml 1X PBS. Store at 4°C.
B. Preparation of Whole Blood (fixation, lysis, and permeabilization) for Immunostaining
- Aliquot 100 μl fresh whole blood per assay tube.
- OPTIONAL: Place tubes in rack in 37°C water bath for short-term treatments with ligands, inhibitors, drugs, etc.
- Add 65 μl of 10% formaldehyde to each tube.
- Vortex briefly and let stand for 15 min at room temperature.
- Add 1 ml of 0.1% Triton™ X-100 to each tube.
- Vortex and let stand for 30 min at room temperature.
- Add 1 ml incubation buffer.
- Pellet cells by centrifugation and aspirate supernatant.
- Repeat steps 7 and 8.
- Resuspend cells in ice-cold 50% methanol in PBS (store methanol solution at -20°C until use).
- Incubate at least 10 min on ice.
- Proceed with staining or store cells at -20°C in 50% methanol.
C. Staining Using Conjugated Primary Antibodies
NOTE: Account for isotype-matched controls for monoclonal antibodies or species matched IgG for polyclonal antibodies.
- Add 2–3 ml incubation buffer to each tube and rinse by centrifugation. Repeat.
- Add primary antibodies diluted as recommended on datasheet or product webpage in incubation buffer.
- Incubate for 1 hr at room temperature.
- Wash by centrifugation in 2–3 ml incubation buffer.
- Resuspend cells in 0.5 ml PBS and analyze on flow cytometer.
Reference: Chow S, Hedley D, Grom P, Magari R, Jacobberger JW, Shankey TV (2005) Whole blood fixation and permeabilization protocol with red blood cell lysis for flow cytometry of intracellular phosphorylated epitopes in leukocyte subpopulations. Cytometry A 67(1), 4–17.
posted November 2008
revised September 2013
|Flow Cytometry
PU.1 (9G7) Rabbit mAb (Alexa Fluor® 647 Conjugate) detects endogenous levels of total PU.1 protein. The antibody does not cross react with other Ets family members.Species Reactivity: Human, Mouse Species predicted to react based on 100% sequence homology: Monkey, Pig
Monoclonal antibody is produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic peptide corresponding to the sequence of human PU.1 protein. The antibody was conjugated to Alexa Fluor® 647 under optimal conditions with an F/P ratio of 2-6. The Alexa Fluor® 647 dye is maximally excited by red light (e.g. 633 nm He-Ne laser). Antibody conjugates of the Alexa Fluor® 647 dye produce bright far-red-fluorescence emission, with a peak at 665 nm.
This Cell Signaling Technology antibody is conjugated to Alexa Fluor® 647 fluorescent dye and tested in-house for direct flow cytometric analysis of human cells. The unconjugated antibody #2258 reacts with human and mouse PU.1 protein. CST expects that PU.1 (9G7) Rabbit mAb (Alexa Fluor® 647 Conjugate) will also recognize PU.1 in these species.
PU.1 is a member of the Ets family of transcription factors and activates target genes through the purine-rich PU-box (1). PU.1 plays a pivotal role in the differentiation of myeloid cells and lymphocytes and is expressed in several hematopoietic cells including B lymphocytes, macrophages, neutrophils, mast cells, early erythroid cells, and megakaryocytes (1,2). The concentration of PU.1 is critical for both the determination of hematopoietic cell lineage and the regulation of differentiation versus stem cell proliferation (3,4). In addition, PU.1 activity is influenced by phosphorylation and interactions with other hematopoietic transcription factors. Phosphorylation of PU.1 at Ser146 by CK2 promotes binding to IRF4 and synergistic activation through the immunoglobulin κ 3' enhancer (5). Treatment of pro-B cells with IL-3 leads to phosphorylation of PU.1 at Ser140, resulting in increased PU.1 activity and activation of the anti-apoptotic gene MCL-1 (6). GATA1 binding blocks PU.1 activity during erythroid cell development (7). Overexpression of PU.1 resulting from proviral insertion during Friend virus infection can induce erythroleukemia, while reduced expression has been associated with acute myeloid leukemia (8).
1. Lloberas, J. et al. (1999) Immunol Today 20, 184-9.
2. Klemsz, M.J. et al. (1990) Cell 61, 113-24.
3. Dahl, R. and Simon, M.C. (2003) Blood Cells Mol Dis 31, 229-33.
4. DeKoter, R.P. and Singh, H. (2000) Science 288, 1439-41.
5. Pongubala, J.M. et al. (1993) Science 259, 1622-5.
6. Wang, J.M. et al. (2003) Mol Cell Biol 23, 1896-909.
7. Zhang, P. et al. (1999) Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 96, 8705-10.
8. Moreau-Gachelin, F. et al. (1988) Nature 331, 277-80.
For Research Use Only. Not For Use In Diagnostic Procedures. Cell Signaling Technology is a trademark of Cell Signaling Technology, Inc. The Alexa Fluor dye antibody conjugates in this product are sold under license from Life Technologies Corporation for research use only, except for use in combination with DNA microarrays. The Alexa Fluor® dyes (except for Alexa Fluor® 430 dye) are covered by pending and issued patents. Alexa Fluor® is a registered trademark of Molecular Probes, Inc. U.S. Patent No. 5,675,063.


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Ann, it was the flowers and their immense size that floored me in Campobello. Found the history very interesting, especially after touring the Roosevelt "homestead" in upstate New York. I am enjoying your 'blog' immensly--"(my virtual triip as I sit here in Illinois)!! You really should stick around the maritime and experience Nova Scotia in the fall--colors are spectacular. My cousin lives in NW NS and there are a lot of artists there and the fall isn't crowded. Her husband designs and makes custom silver jewelry. I am trying to remember the "distillary" that we visited in EastPort (not liquor). I never smelled vinegar so strong in my life and the mill was down the day we were there as they were gone for parts, but we did poke around. The coast of Maine is one of mhy favorite places and LOVE that lobster. Best I ever had was on a fishing wharf where they unloaded the boat and cooked fresh lobster sandwiches--we ate right on the pier. And was the cheapest lobster I ever ate, too. Looking forward to your next post. Hugs, Leah
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The island is located just off of Lubec, Maine, about 40 miles via road from where we are staying. After getting through customs and a stop at the visitor center we headed for the FDR cottage - a term we are learning the wealthy use in a different way from us working stiffs! We were surprised to learn that FDR spent most of his childhood summers here. In fact, his family had a 'cottage' here from the time he was just one year old. As an adult he would continue to visit here and would buy the cottage that you are now able to tour after he was married.
He would continue to spend summers here with his wife and children. It is here that he came down with polio and he had to be physically carried from the island. As his career in politics picked up his opportunities to visit would diminish. Because of the polio he would also would spend more and more time in Warm Springs, Georgia taking in the waters. His last visit here would be a short one in 1939.
The island contains a few small villages along with some summer homes of the wealthy. There is also a lighthouse - sister to the one at Quoddy Head. This one is visible from the island but only accessible during low tide, something we are already planning on coming back for!
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We had decided before coming this way that we were going to dedicate an entire spring/summer/fall to our visit to the Maritimes in a year or two...
The distillery you are remembering is still in Eastport, it's called Rayes Mustard Mill. They used to make a mustard sauce for all the canned sardines. When th sardine business went away Rayes had to 'restructure'. They now make about 25 kinds of mustard and are the last remaining stone ground mill in the country. We've got 4 jars of mustard from there in the coach!!


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A new course offering adult learners a route to a Cardiff history degree has won a national award from the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning.
The Exploring the Past programme is a joint project by Continuing & Professional Education and the School of History, Archaeology and Religion. Adult learners take courses at Continuing & Professional Education which can count toward the first year of a part-time degree scheme.
The project won a Highly Commended award at the ceremony hosted by the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning (UALL) – the national body which represents part-time education in universities.
Dean of Lifelong Learning Dr Richard Evans, who accepted the prize for Cardiff University, said: "The Exploring the Past programme was designed to reach people from backgrounds with little higher education tradition and to introduce them to undergraduate study. I'm delighted that the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning has recognised the programme and the benefits it offers people in our local communities."
Dr David Wyatt, Founder of the Exploring the Past Pathway, said: "This is an amazing achievement for all those involved with the Pathway. Exploring the Past provides life changing opportunities for adult learners to undertake degrees in history, archaeology and religion at Cardiff. Many of our students begin with little previous academic experience and face significant barriers to education. Exploring the Past provides an opportunity for them to study and progress in a nurturing and supportive environment designed for mature students. Indeed, the imperative to create a positive impact on our students' lives is one of the driving motivations of the Pathway – I'd like to thank UALL for recognising this through bestowing this prestigious award."
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I've been a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien nearly all my life. One of my earliest memories was my dad reading The Lord of the Rings to me. I would sit on the arm of his old red chair as my father brought to life the story of Frodo and the ring. When I heard that movies were going to be made, I was very excited. While there were parts of the story left out in The Lord of the Rings movies, I loved all three and saw each one several times in the theater.
Peter Jackson did a great job of bringing Middle Earth to life with The Lord of the Rings, so I was psyched to see what he could do with The Hobbit. I saw The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey early this morning in 3D, in 48 fps and I was not disappointed.
The movie had stunning visuals. With the 48 fps, it almost felt like I was in the movie. The extra frames per second was a bit jumpy in several parts of the movie. But overall, I could tell the difference with the faster frame rate, which made it even more defined than just normal 3D.
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|rue de paris, 93260 Les lilas, France
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We will share the bathroom .
You have a microwaves in the bedroom but no kitchen.
My appartment is at : Mairie des Lilas Metro Station , in a leafy Paris suburb. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi and laundry facilities.
Comfortable and well furnished, the room features a double bed, microwaves, wifi.
The local area features 2 supermarkets, as well as a range of other shops. Guests will find a bakery, a market and several delicious restaurants within just a short walking distance.
The Louvre Museum and Bastille Square are each only 30 minutes away via the metro. Guests can access Notre Dame Cathedral within 25 minutes.
House rulesPlease contact me BEFORE booking.
No pets.
No smoking.
Don't invite other persons at home, except the persons who are renting .
There is no parking.
3 rd floor without elevator
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Fantastic location (literally right next to the Metro stop), and beautiful place. Virginie was fantastic to interact with... staying here was as easy as possible. Can't speak highly enough of this location. Great place to stay while in Paris!
It was all very nice room and we enjoyed our days in Paris. Virginie is a nice girl and you can ask her everything - thank you and all for good in the future.
Dear Virginie! Thank you so much for a very nice room, great ! I had a very saved feeling - just like at home! Also the place where you live is ideal ! It would be lovely to meet you again! Looking forward for the next time!
Your Maria
We were very well at home. Virginie but was not ready to leave it all we did not have any problems.
Nosotros estuvimos muy bien en su casa. Virginie no estuvo pero lo dejo todo preparado para que no tuviéramos problemas ninguno.
We had a really good time! This is the kinda place where you like to stay after a long day of walking. Virginie is very nice, easy-going and the whole apartment was clean and tidy. Also cool: it takes you only a minute to get to the métro and lots of shops are all around you when you step outside of Vrginie's house. Very good experience, thanks Virginie! :)
Virginia me a warm welcome and did his best to make me not be hampered by the ongoing work in the apartment. the area is busy by day and quiet at night. very well connected by bus and metro.
Virginie m'a réservé un accueil chaleureux et a fait son maximum pour que je ne sois pas gênée par les travaux en cours dans l'appartement. le quartier est animé en journée et calme la nuit. très bien desservi par les bus et le métro.
We had a great time at virgine's house! the room is clean, big and you have everything you need. we also had the chance to use the kitchen. the bathroom is very small but that's not a problem. virginie is a very nice person. there are supermarkets and bakeries just around the corner. the connection to the metro is perfect. the house is next to the metro station! thanks for the nice stay, virginie :-)
A fabulous outside Paris experience, the place is right across the metro and its surroundings have everything you may need to stock up during the stay. You get to the center of Paris in approximately 20 minutes.
Virginie is very welcoming and friendly, very clean and comfortable room.
We recommend clear and safe return !!!
Una experiencia fabulosa a las afueras de París, el lugar está justo en frente del metro y tiene a sus alrededores todo lo que se puede necesitar para abastecerse durante la estancia. Se llega al centro de París en 20min aproximadamente.
Virginie es muy amable y cordial, la habitación muy limpia y cómoda.
Lo recomendamos claramente y de seguro volveremos!!!
It was a nice room in a central area, so even little noisy. Bathroom was small but clean, bakery and shops nearby. For those who are with the car, it will probably be hard to find a parking space, would rather worthwhile to take Metro to the city (very good connections). Virginie is very helpful and nice, advised us about sights. It was worth it for the price, even though it rained the whole time.
Es war ein schönes Zimmer in einem zentralen Gegend, deswegen auch bisschen laut. Bad klein aber sauber, Bäckerei und Geschäfte in der Nähe. Für diejenigen, die mit Auto sind, wird es wohl schwer sein, einen Parkplatz zu finden, lohnt sich lieber mit Metro in die Stadt zu fahren (sehr gute Verbindungen). Virginie ist sehr hilfsbereit und nett, hat uns beraten wegen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Es hat sich für den Preis gelohnt, auch wenn es die ganze Zeit geregnet hat.
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I've just done some reading about VAO's and it looks like they can be a decent improvement on my current rendering routine. Currently all of my rendering is done using simple interleaved VBO's with indices (position, normal, uv). My model class has a vector of VBO's (each one relates to a specific sub object in my model format) and i was thinking i could just use a single VAO to describe all of them? I'm not sure however if a VAO can be used for multiple VBO's though.
Currently my drawing routine looks like (don't have code with me):
void drawModel(Model* model) { for (int i = 0; i < model->getVBOList(); i++) { VBO vbo = model->getVBOList()[i]; glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER, vbo.id); glBindBuffer(GL_ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER, vbo.ibo.id) // do vertex attrib pointers glDrawElements(..) } }
If i had a vertex array object bound to all of these VBO's would it be possible to simply draw them all by binding the VAO and calling drawElements again?
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|Single Family: $5,585,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 10,336 sq. ft.
This is a magnificent example of a custom designed and expertly executed home where the attention to detail is second to none. The private, elevated location was chosen specifically to capture the south facing orientation afforded the natural, boulder waterfall pool and spa where all-day sun shines on the water and surrounding patios. The covered, heated loggia is an ideal venue for fireside enjoyment or outdoor living...
|Single Family: $5,500,000
6 Beds | 8.00 Baths | 11,400 sq. ft.
Incredible value! This custom & exquisitely appointed home is located on an elevated view lot in the prestigious gated community of The Preserve at Del Mar Mesa. Meticulous attention to detail & unparalleled quality is combined to create this Tuscan oasis. Enter a grand archway to a courtyard w/private guest casita, office & outdoor fireplace. Features include a Chef's quality kitchen w/La Canche stove, a 17 p...
|Single Family: $4,895,500
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,400 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $4,495,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 8,529 sq. ft.
This gorgeous Tuscan Estate in Rancho Pacifica will take your breath away! Desirable single-level on a quiet view lot. Wonderful floor plan offering 5 bdrm suites, beautifully wood-paneled library w/fireplace, theater, billiard room conveniently located off of the family room & includes a full bar & wine room. The resort-style backyard features a loggia & fireplace, vanishing-edge pool & spa w/waterfall,...
|Single Family: $3,880,000
6 Beds | 7.00 Baths | 9,502 sq. ft.
UNSURPASSED QUALITY!!! Set upon an amazingly private, lushly landscaped homesite in highly desirable Rancho Pacifica is this 6BR/7.5BA estate built to a standard rarely seen! All architectural design features and finishes are "above and beyond" what is expected in multi-million dollar estates. Beginning with the large Courtyard Entry with hand-set stone and continuing throughout every room, this home is the epitome o...
|Single Family: $2,995,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,678 sq. ft.
Custom built Spanish/Med.on quiet cul-de-sac location w/south facing lot. Courtyard entry w/fountain, travertine and hardwood flooring, vaulted ceilings, true gourmet kit. w/butlers pantry. 2400 bottle temperature controlled wine cellar, open beam family room w/wet bar, 1st Floor master suite w/fireplace, his & her baths, 2 large closets, additional private guest room downstairs, 2br/2ba upstairs, covered logia w/frpl...
|Single Family: $2,995,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 7,257 sq. ft.
Please note this property is free and clear. Step into the excitement of this timeless custom home. Once inside, you will instantly feel at home while reveling in its exceptional quality and tasteful design. With over 7,200 s.f., this perfectly planned floor plan, with master and an additional bedroom on entry level, is ideal for comfortable family living or entertaining on a grand scale. Built in 2006 and perfectly m...
|Single Family: $2,875,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,901 sq. ft.
This is the home that everyone has been waiting for! Single-level 4BR + office and incredible ocean/sunset views. Private estate on over 2 acres. Travertine floors, high ceilings, granite kitchen with Dacor and SubZero, family room with wet bar, custom built-ins. French doors to backyard. Ocean view patio with firepit. 2Br/2Ba guest wing with living room, full kitchen, private yard, separate A/C. Ideal for multi-ge...
|Single Family: $2,699,900
7 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,157 sq. ft.
This is a unique Developers private custom home built with location, functionality, a guest suite and a four car garage. Enjoy panoramic views in all directions, a sprawling back yard a sparkling pool and an out door kitchen. The main home is adorned with the finest materials available and designed with luxury and style. The guest home is complete with a private entrance, a full kitchen and accessible to the main home by ...
|Single Family: $2,699,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 6,978 sq. ft.
This custom estate opens to soaring ceilings and gorgeous views to the Tom Fasio golf course at Meadows Del Mar. The two story entrance rotunda & double staircases lead up to a sunny sitting area looking out to the golf course & hills beyond. Travertine & rich wood floors enhance the great room, a gourmet kitchen, dining room & office with rich Brazilian wood on the main floor. The master suite is spacious...
|Single Family: $2,499,900
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,428 sq. ft.
West gate view estate in the world class Grand Del Mar golf community. circular driveway,private pool,palapa, outdoor dining area all on a cul-de-sac with west facing views.Interior features include a full suite on the first level,pool room,game room, and a gourmet kitchen family room combination with soring ceilings. Upstairs large bonus room, two suites and a master bedroom with a west facing deck over looking the can...
|Single Family: $2,490,000
7 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 6,254 sq. ft.
Home has incredible sunrise to sunset views with beautiful canyon setting. This custom home is one of the largest two story homes in Fairbanks Highlands Estates with a guest home, 3 fireplaces, custom carpets, hardwood flooring and a Custom Professionally Crafted Bar for entertainment. Rear yard has Resort style pool, spa, fireplace, builtin BBQ and conversation area plus two covered patios. Professionally designed landsc...
|Foreclosure: $2,440,000
7 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 0 sq. ft.
This property is a Notice of Default. This is the initial document filed by an attorney or trustee on behalf of the foreclosing lender that starts the foreclosure process. This 0 square foot property has 0 bedroom(s) and 0 bath(s). The estimated loan balance is $2,440,000.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Inform...
|Single Family: $2,399,999
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,462 sq. ft.
Welcome to the Meadows! This custom home affords privacy and stunning decor in a cul-de-sac location with gated driveway. This 5 bed. 5.5 ba. home offers a gorgeous office, a chef's dream kitchen and every designer detail imagineable including travertine flooring, fabulous built-ins, crown molding, 35' custom wood beamed ceilings and an iron baluster staircase. Outside is an entertainer's delight with pool/spa, built-i...
|Single Family: $2,385,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,813 sq. ft.
BEST VALUE IN THE EAST GATE AT THE GRAND RESORT AND SPA. This spectacular custom home is tucked just inside the East Gate on a cul-de-sac street sitting high on a spacious corner lot with exceptional views of the surrounding area and the championship Tom Fazio golf course. This 5 bedroom 5.5 bath home features a gourmet kitchen that opens to a huge family room, a stately library, and a walk-in wine cellar. The backyard p...
|Single Family: $2,295,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,598 sq. ft.
DAVIDSON-BUILT HOME ON PRIME CUL-DE-SAC LOT! This magnificent home features 5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, and an office. Two of the secondary bedrooms upstairs have been combined into a spacious suite with an oversized walk in closet. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances and dark wood cabinets with granite counter tops.
|Foreclosure: $2,232,936
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 5,252 sq. ft.
This property is a Notice of Default. This is the initial document filed by an attorney or trustee on behalf of the foreclosing lender that starts the foreclosure process. This 5252 square foot property has 5 bedroom(s) and 6 bath(s). The estimated loan balance is $2,232,936.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Inf...
|Single Family: $2,150,000
7 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 5,000 sq. ft.
Dramatic Tuscan Home at end of Cul-de-sac w/huge pool size lot overlooks the Grande Del Mar GOLF COURSE W/PERFECT SUN ORIENTATION. Recently renovated to create a Light & Bright Inviting Home w/Upgraded Granite countertops, Top of the Line Kitchen Appliances, Soaring ceilings, 6+ Bedrooms, Custom His & Her Marble bath, Award Winning Schools & Easy Freeway access. The generous Kitchen opens to Family room &...
|Single Family: $2,099,000
6 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,485 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $2,099,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,879 sq. ft.
Amazing Home in Amazing Location! Spacious Lot with Gorgeous Westerly Canyon Views~ Perfecting Private Setting~ Big and Beautiful ~ Stunning Gourmet Kitchen complete with Super Island~ Huge Family Room~ Elegant Formal Dining & Living Room~Customized Banisters~ Marble & Hardwood Throughout~ Full bed and Bath on First Level~ Huge Master Suite ~ Resort Style Master Bath~ Customized Lighting & Soaring with Natur...
|Single Family: $1,999,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,174 sq. ft.
Need space?Lovely & Like New Fairbanks Highlands 2-story Traditional 5 bdrm w/1 opt'l 6th bdrm (2downstairs) on large 1.41 acre lot! Generous indoor/outdoor living spaces perfect for S Cal Entertaining, Coast-close!Gated community w/gorgeous curb appeal! Formal lvg & Dining areas open to huge backyard w/pool/spa/bbq! Chefs kit w slab granite island & butlers pantry.Upgraded wood flooring&carpet, Plantatio...
|Single Family: $1,850,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,928 sq. ft.
Beautiful single story home in the estate community of Bougainvillea. This central courtyard home has been professionally decorated with tumbled slate flooring, berber carpet, custom built stone fireplace, custom TV cabinet, and granite counters with stainless appliances. Technology is state of the art and allows you to listen to music anywhere inside or outside of the house as well as access high speed Internet from any ...
|Single Family: $1,799,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,928 sq. ft.
Uniquely situated on an oversized elevated lot, this beautiful single story home features extraordinary views and privacy. The central courtyard with a built in fireplace is the focal point, with a floorplan perfect for guests, family and live-in nanny. The large master suite with separate soaking tub and walk in shower, his and hers sink vanities, is located along the north wing. There are 3 guest/family bedrooms (...
|Single Family: $1,795,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,928 sq. ft.
Reminiscent of early CA architecture w/all the bells & whistles, this gorgeous single level residence is privately nestled adjacent to open space canyon w/mountain views. Impeccably maintained w/elegant upgrades- glass & iron entry door, stone-like porcelain tile floors, plantation shutters & custom built-ins. Floor plan wraps around a central courtyard w/fireplace & heaters. 4 BR's plus office, lg. gourme...
|Single Family: $1,749,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,687 sq. ft.
Absolutely extraordinary Lexington home with panoramic mountain and canyon views. From the moment you step in to this showcase home you will notice that no detail is spared. From the expansive use of travertine & crown molding throughout the first floor, to the kitchen that boasts granite counter tops, Viking range, and a brand new stainless Viking refrigerator, this home will appeal to the most meticulous buyers. A f...
|Single Family: $1,695,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,375 sq. ft.
If you appreciate volume, design and architectural beauty, this home is for you! The moment you step inside you are transported to someplace that feels protected, yet filled with light, reclaimed beams demonstrates style. There are "Themes of Three", architecturally. A pool and spa with sufficient hardscaping for entertainment and comfort. Gardens are established and have an automatic fertilization system connected to ...
|Single Family: $1,625,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,706 sq. ft.
Panoramic Views~ New on Market Sundowner Estates~ Move in Condition~ Private and So Very Special... Soaring Ceilings, Gourmet Kitchen, Slab Granite Countertops, Huge Kitchen Island, Stainless Steel Appliances, Private Office Downstairs, Full bed & bath on First Level~ Huge Family room, Formal Dining, Lovely Formal Living Room, Generous Secondary Bedrooms, Pool, Spa, Built In BBQ, This home is a Must See~ rarely on ma...
|Foreclosure: $1,605,602
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 0 sq. ft.
This property is a Notice of Foreclosure Sale. A notice was filed at the recorder's office by the lender's attorney signifying a public auction. This 0 square foot property has 0 bedroom(s) and 0 bath(s). The estimated bid amount is $1,605,602.00. This property will be auctioned at public sale on Tuesday, April 03, 2012. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You...
|Foreclosure: $1,500,000
3 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,831 sq. ft.
This property is a Notice of Default. This is the initial document filed by an attorney or trustee on behalf of the foreclosing lender that starts the foreclosure process. This 3831 square foot property has 3 bedroom(s) and 4 bath(s). The estimated loan balance is $1,500,000.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Inf...
|Single Family: $1,499,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,752 sq. ft.
RARELY AVAILABLE, LARGEST TORREY WOODS FLOOR PLAN LOCATED AT END OF CUL-DE-SAC ON PREMIUM CANYON VIEW LOT! Welcome home to this 5 BR / 5.5 BA, + Office + Bonus Room on 10,369 sqft lot. Home features include 5 ensuite bedrooms with walk-in closets, custom tile inlays, granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances, wine cellar, home office with built-in desks and cabinetry, full bed & bath downstairs, home alarm with...
|Foreclosure: $1,480,315
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,032 sq. ft.
This property is a Notice of Foreclosure Sale. A notice was filed at the recorder's office by the lender's attorney signifying a public auction. This 5032 square foot property has 4 bedroom(s) and 5 bath(s). The estimated bid amount is $1,480,315.00. This property will be auctioned at public sale on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below...
|Single Family: $1,449,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,502 sq. ft.
EXTREMELY MOTIVATED SELLER - Style, Design & Luxury Surround You in this Resort Styled Home in Carmel Valley! This Exquisite Santa Fe Summit is Located on a Quiet Cul-de-Sac with a Stunning Pool/Spa & Pool House! 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths w/ 3,502 Sq. Feet Await your Arrival...Boasting of Luxury! Gourmet Styled Kitchen w/ Magnificent Stainless Appliances & Slab Granite Counters! Entry-Level Bedroom & Bath. ...
|Single Family: $1,399,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,400 sq. ft.
Carmel Valley's Premier Hunt Club Model Home in Seabreeze Farms is one of the largest lots and at the end of a spacious cul-de-sac. This home is fully upgraded with Granite, tile and wood floors through out, Viking appliances, crown molding and much, much more. Large back yard with pool/spa, built in Viking BBQ, outdoor fireplace and a large grass area, don't miss this one!!
|Single Family: $1,350,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,307 sq. ft.
Prize winning Davidson designed home in prestigious Amador neighborhood. Stunningly gorgeous inside and out with dramatic 30 ' ceiling entry foyer, ivy covered courtyard, wine cellar, upgraded wood and marble floors, custom European designed windows and french doors, private office, and a kitchen that's a magnet for entertaining. This beautiful spacious home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac walking distance to award winni...
|Single Family: $1,345,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,737 sq. ft.
Exceptional ocean view home on a cul-de-sac. Walk to top rated Torrey Hills Elementary. 4 bedroom plus a bonus room (with balcony) upstairs and another bonus room downstairs off the family room. BTVAB4COE.
|Single Family: $1,289,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,540 sq. ft.
INCREDIBLE DEAL!!!! LOWEST PRICE PER SQFT FOR THIS SIZE HOME IN ALL OF CARMEL VALLEY! REGULAR SALE.Located in the Prestigious Gated Community of Collins Ranch, this 5540SQFT Estate Home is one of the largest plans and features 5 bedrooms/7baths,Library,Cathedral Ceiling Living Room,Huge Master Suite with Romantic Lavish Bath, Motor Court, 1 bedroom suite downstairs with private bath. This impressive home sits prominently ...
|Single Family: $1,280,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,842 sq. ft.
Fabulous Hm in Prestigious Gated Senterra overlooks spectacular Del MarCC,pano-views!Meticulous maint,high qual.upgrds,Master &2ndBR on 1st Flr.Enjoy private custom pool/spa in lush tranquil backyd. Access 3patios great for entertaining from fam & dining rm & master.Granite, stainl.steel @ new gourmet kit.HOA fully maint.frontyd,comm pool/spa,green spaces.Close to beaches,shops,hist.RanchoSantaFe,horses,hike/b...
|Single Family: $1,277,885
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,712 sq. ft.
This beautiful 3712 sqft Sea Country home is located on a culdasac and has a beautiful back yard. It has 4 large bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a large bonus room for the kids and a wonderful balcony off the family room. A few of the homes upgrades include, hardwood and custom tiled floors, crown molding and a finished 3 car garage. Take a step out back and you will find a large private yard with a built in fire pit and beautiful ...
|Single Family: $1,275,888
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,922 sq. ft.
TRADITIONAL SALE! CARMEL VALLEY~ This is a highly desirable "Vista Santa Barbara" Plan 3 located on a Large CORNER Lot- with potential room to expand the yard even more! 5 Bedroom/5.5 Bathrooms include a FULL Bedroom & Bath at entry level and additonal Upstairs LOFT/Playroom. Upgrades include: Travertine tile flooring, Granite countertops, Stainless steel appliance package, more...Fantastic schools, close to shoppi...
|Single Family: $1,269,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,000 sq. ft.
Sophisticated Elegance ~ Every Detail Exceptional~ Master on First Floor~ Gorgeous Master Bath~ Spacious Master Closets~ Custom Cabinetry Throughout~ Hardwood Floors~ Artisan Lighting~ Crown Molding~ Culinary Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances~ Granite Countertops~ Generous Storage~ Sunny Breakfast Nook~ Large Family Room ~ Gorgeous Formal Dining & Living Areas~ Soaring Ceilings~ Custom Staircase~ Lovely Backya...
|Single Family: $1,258,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,521 sq. ft.
Beautiful Plan 2 Provence. This open floor plan boasts 4 Bedrooms Plus Bonus Room and 4.5 Bath with guest bedroom & bath on main floor. Chef kitchen with granite counter tops & beautiful maple wood cabinets. Professionally landscaped yard with pool & spa overlooking open space and canyon view. 7.1 Surround sound in family room with speakers throughout home & backyard. Master suite has fireplace & large...
|Single Family: $1,250,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,451 sq. ft.
Walk to Ashley Falls Elementary School! Lovely Home Built in 1997. Downstairs bedroom and full bath. Great office on first floor with entry from front of home. Bright, open, spacious floor plan with 5 bedrooms 4.5 baths, 3489 square feet, beautiful newer wood floors, newer carpet and paint, 3 car garage. Well appointed home office. Great backyard with custom fireplace and patio, large grassy area. A true Carmel Valley Fi...
|Single Family: $1,250,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,008 sq. ft.
$80k Price Reduction!!! Get ready to make this home yours. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac street this house has plenty of natural light and has the largest original floor plan in the Promontory neighborhood at over 4,000 sqft. There is one bedroom and one full bath downstairs plus a half bath for your guests. The yard is excellent for entertaining with a built-in BBQ.


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Walk to Botanical Gardens, Bronx Zoo and Bronx Park….. Minutes from the Fordham University Bronx Campus , Famous Arthur Avenue and Pelham Parkway.
Two blocks from the Subway (Train 2 and 5) and Express Bus to Manhattan.
Brand new apartment with Top Kitchen Appliances and wood cabinets, granite counter top.
Basic cable TV and WiFi
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Excellent apartment, room was clean, close to all amenities including metro station with trains to downtown Manhattan and other areas, shops, bars and restaurant. The area is very safe and surrounded by a number of interesting venues including the Bronx zoo and a number of museums. Ricky was a great host. Would definitely recommend the place without hesitation!
Ricky was a really nice and friendly host and our room was ok! But the bathroom and the kitchen were so dirty!!!! I guess nobody ever cleans it up. First thing I did was scrubbing the bathtube so that it turned from black to light grey! Sorry Ricky, but also the kitchen was disgusting! Black slime in the coffe can!!!! Brrrr!
Ricky was always helpful and friendly. The apartement is very close to the next bus and metro station (3 min walk), but the journey to Manhattan can take a while, especially if you need to get all the way down to Wall St for example, also the trains can be very crowded depending on the time you are travelling. Cleanliness in the apartement was a big issue, even though there was a cleaning lady - she would clean the private room and also the living room / bathroom / kitchen area before the arrival of new guests, but unfortunately that wasn't enough, so we ended up cleaning the bathroom and also the kitchen area more than once as well. I guess if you are lucky and the other guests are more clean and considerate (there are 3 more rooms) when it comes to cleanliness and loudness you can have a great time at the apartement - unfortunately we were not that lucky, so for us having a shared bathroom and kitchen area with others sadly ended up being rather annoying.
Great appartement, nice neighborhood, but (too) far from the city. It's an easy connection downtown but it's not likely you go back to your appartment between activities. So you have to plan your day before you leave.
We had a great stay at Ricky's appartement. It was just 2 minutes from the metro.
Only the bathroom was dirty. This was because we had to share it and nobody cleaned it.
Haven't seen Ricky once but the communication was easy and the room was clean and comfortable.
Very nice apartment, direct connection to the NY center, quiet, comfortable. The owner is very helpful. Great!!
Ricky is a realy nice man. We had a taxi from the airport. The taxi drop us somewere else. I give Ricky a phonecall. He told us to wait there. Within five minutes he was there. So good. Everything was Ok. We were glad to share this house. Room, kitchen, livingroom was Ok. Bathroom can be cleaner. Next time we will bokec this agains. We enjoy our holiday.
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Original post made by Paulette, Val Vista, on May 3, 2008
My mom lives in an area where she gets to shop at Lunardi's and Molly Stone grocery stores. She's always telling me about the beautiful produce she gets for a reasonable price at Lunardi's and Molly Stone as well as the good meat departments at both stores. My intuition is that Lunardi's would fare better, given that my mom mentions Lunardi's more than Molly Stone. Besides, I think Molly Stone's upscale prices are a turn-off, even to people who have the money...As is evidenced by the failure of the Molly Stone at Blackhawk. I wouldn't recommend another Ranch market because the property is in the middle of a neighborhood and the Ranch markets seem to get too busy. The same is true for Whole Foods, which I think has the same problem that Molly Stone's would have. I think Lunardi's would be the best as a neighborhood market that would draw people from around town who are drawn by hopes of finding even more good produce, good values, and good quality food.
Another idea I have is to use that building as an independent theater, like the Landmark-style theaters in San Francisco, showing independent films. We don't have anything like that here. It's just down the street from the downtown; so, we could participate in the Independent Film festival that they have in Livermore; and, people could combine a night out at a Main St. restaurant with going to the flicks. People participating in the film festival from out of town could come and stay at our historic hotels and appear at our theater just down Vineyard Ave. That would also be a fairly low-key use that shouldn't interfere with neighbors. People bringing dogs and kids to the park across the street won't have to worry about tons of traffic going in and out of there during the day. Yet both uses could be commercially; and, from the point of the movie theater, culturally viable.
That's my current fantasy for the property at Vineyard.
What's your fantasy?
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a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on May 4, 2008 at 9:33 am
I used to live in the South Bay and loved to shop at Costantino's, which is similar to Lunardi's. Both stores had awesome produce and high quality meats. Personally, I have not been so happy with the beef at Safeway or Raley's. I'm not sure if it's the grain they are fed but, most often, the roasts are tough. I remember my Mom making the most mouth-watering roast beef or pot roasts! mmmmm
a resident of Avila
on May 7, 2008 at 11:57 am
I've been drove by the center the other day and I say a sign for a new Sushi place to open up in there... what is this owner thinking? That is probably the worst place ever to open up a restaurant.
a resident of Amador Valley High School
on May 8, 2008 at 6:03 pm
Cheap rent, maybe?
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