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Slide Extendable Dining Table
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*Extends to 116"
201 cm W* x 102 cm D x 77 cm H
*Extends to 295 cm
Measurements79" W* x 40" D x 30" H
*Extends to 116"
201 cm W* x 102 cm D x 77 cm H
*Extends to 295 cm
383 lbs
173.7 kg
- Includes two 18.5" self-storing leaves
- Thick angled block style legs
- Maximum number of chairs 10
- Glass thickness: 12 mm
- Tempered glass
- Stretcher support base
- Flat polished edge glass
- Modern design
- Stainless steel pucks support
- Glossy
- White
- Tempered glass
- Engineered wood
- Stainless steel
With strong architectural lines and infinite modernism in its design, the Slide dining table displays precise symmetry and a clever combination of stylish materials and colors: Strong tempered glass, stainless steel metal and steel pucks intermingle with glossy white legs. Care to make it bigger? Simply pull out the leave extensions from both sides and get the party going.
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A classical style violin like sequence made with synthesised sounds. This should loop at 120 bpm. Part of the Strings sample pack.
Lovely Thanks!
I like it!
This beat is serious!
Hi ERH, just like to say thanks for the music,
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I have use it in one of my video's and a few others of this site. I'm only a hobbiest for video and aerial photography nothing great. But hopfully others will see my videos and hear the music I've included from this site. I will be putting credits for the site and this loop as soon as I have finished it so Thanks again
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How to Restore your American Girl doll's shiny silky hair
In this tutorial, we learn how to restore your American Girl doll's shiny silky hair. You can wash and condition the hair, use a flat iron on the lowest setting, trim the ends and fly-aways with scissors, and more! If you have done all of this and it's just not shiny enough, you can help fix it. First, you will put a plastic bag around her body. After this, this the bag so her skin won't be effected. Now, cover her face with a towel so just her hair is left. Now, take some Son of A Gun spray and spray it onto the hair of the doll. This will shine it and protect it against the sun, enjoy!


text: D'jinnie wrote: > > I don't seem to have too much luck with fine-tuning my Debian machine. I > can't find xv (which I really like), compile all of the pine 4.05 dist > (undefined references to crypt) and other little annoyances. Dselect just > swamps me with all the packages with no way of isolating just the ones I > want...BTW, is there a way to make dpkg show all the files it's > installing? I get nervous when I don't know what it's doing or where it's > going.... If you want to search for a particular package in dselect, use the `/'. I hate to say this, but reading dselect's online help is very informative. If you want to know what files are installed by a package and where they went, use `dpkg --listfiles <package-name>'. Again, `dpkg --help' and `man dpkg' are very useful. Noel


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Just returned from v2.0 of solo ~8300-mile looping 'round-the-country road trip. (Reflected in my linked Instagram.)
Beware, there are lots of words:
Straight up,: I'm seeking a primary. If you're not a potential primary but are exceptionally awesome (and especially if you're an honest, warm, self-aware, kind, ethically-concerned human who is Into good communication /bonus points for outdoorsy, adventurous, and kinky), I might date you anyway.
PSA to men who feel entitled to a response from every woman they message: A) No. Stop. B) From what I've seen, there is a massive difference between the number of messages men and the number of messages women receive, and beyond the fact that you shouldn't feel entitled to this regardless of the details, you should probably also know that it's an unreasonable expectation.
I'm mostly ethically nonmonogamous but am currently *single* for the first time in so long (because lots of overlapping poly makes that rare).
I'm going on dates and sometimes have a kink "play partner" here and there, though. I'm interested in finding a compatible partner for a primary long-term relationship, but I'm open to great dates with more awesome humans, too. But-- definite preference for people who are open to connecting on a deeper level, affection, and all that jazz, should things lean that way.
*A bunch of random stuff:
I've recently been described as tenacious and diligent, and I would not disagree. I work hard, have endured many trials over the last five years working my ass off to survive in SF. Thankfully, my life has stabilized a bit, and I have more bandwidth for intimacy. (Survival mode is a hell of a thing !)
I carry $2 in quarters at all times in case of a pinball emergency, and visiting new-to-me National Parks probably excites me more than it does you.
85% of the time I am highly analytical, 15% I'm completely oblivious.
^I'm trying to change this a bit and add a buffer of "relaxed and present" to the middle
Nature is my religion.
Honesty, integrity, and not being an asshole are my morals.
I like people who are introspective.
Artfully posing nude on driftwood is one of my all-time favorite activities (mostly retired).
I like horror films [and other genres, but horror is the one that most people don't share]..
I am 4 parts mountains, 3 parts beach, and 1 part huddled under a heavy pile of soft blankets.
As a kid, I played nearly every sport available to me at least once (but nothing really stuck for long, though I would love to join a casual soccer league in SF!) I was a Girl Scout for nearly a decade, a Rainbow Girl (Freemasons but for girls), and a national-level competitive cheerleader. I've worn lots of hats over the years and am trying to find my West Coast tribe(s), having left one on the East Coast.
I like to use handmade [wheel-thrown ceramic] dishware and hand-blown drinking glasses. Preferably those made by my own hands (though I'd imagine gifted pieces from loved ones would be pretty rad, too.)
I need intense experiences on a regular basis to keep me level/calm me (be that a strenuous day hike, some time watching/hearing the endless waves or staring into the distance from a scenic mountaintop, or stimulating and challenging activities through kink)..
Last year I took a spontaneous 19-day, 8300+-mile, solo looping cross-country road trip.
From a small town deep in central Appalachia, I moved around a bit in adulthood- Pittsburgh<3 - more than once, Florida (Tampa), and Baltimore before my 4.5 years in SF and recent move to Oakland.
Helping to raise two infants into awesome little people (professional full-time nanny), pondering school debt vs degree value, studying psychology, itching to make art
Finishing books require an attention span I haven't been able to wrangle in a while, but I like nonfiction on topics not limited to: nonmonogamy, sideshow/circus history, and food, and I'm taking fiction recommendations (but keep in mind the fact that the last fiction I finished was either Wicked or something by Chuck Palahniuk and not recently).
As the holder of a pay-per-month unlimited movie pass card thing, I'll see pretty much anything that looks not awful, because it's nice to put everything down for a couple of hours. I like psychological thrillers, dark and/or smart comedies, some dramas, and I like good horror but can't ever find horror-watching company.
Broad City, Orange Is the New Black,
I listen to a lot of indie rock, and I've been on a metal kick this week. Lately: Avett Brothers, The National. As a former choir/musical theatre geek prone to fits of karaoke, I also listen to a pretty wide variety of anything that makes me want to sing or might elicit dancing.
I love food and am sad to currently be so restricted in my options. The Whole Foods prepared foods are my best friend right now, as I am gluten free, dairy free, and also trying to avoid eating non-organic meat and non-organic soy products. Avocado, dark chocolate, and scotch are all things I love.
Also, ASD/AS. This is highly relevant and informative but also highly stigmatized and misunderstood...
You don't "ghost" people.. Let's be respectful adults, please.
And "negging" isn't your only method of flirting. Banter is fun, but being a dick isn't. And how 'bout some romance if you wanna be "dating", eh?
Worth Repeating/ Extra Points For Any Of:
*You want to go hiking (seriously, I want as much of this as possible before winter).
*You enjoy horror movies (especially good ones--- Did you see It Follows?) and want to watch/discuss.
*You can introduce me to new adventures and/or physical challenges.
*You enjoy and want to accompany me to theatre stuff.


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ON PRO BASKETBALL; 'Riley's Son' Is a Net In Knicks Clothing
By Harvey Araton
Published: December 12, 1994
John Starks is really a New Jersey Net.
He was born to play for the embattled Butch Beard, not the empowered Pat Riley, no head butts about it.
He was made to clash with cranky Derrick Coleman, not placid Patrick Ewing. He was strung together this tight to loosen his laces with Chris Morris, not to be the unflappable running mate of dedicated Derek Harper.
After all this time, after all these diversions and eruptions, the Knicks should realize that John Starks is a New Jersey Net who missed his exit and his calling, who wound up at the wrong end of the Lincoln Tunnel.
Great story. Great copy. No great player. The Knicks can yell at Starks all they want. They can threaten him, bench him, dock his pay. A New Jersey Net does not change his stripes.
"How can you tell John Starks not to play wild?" Doc Rivers wanted to know Saturday night. "That's what makes him good."
So bold, so undisciplined, so moody, that he'll shoot you within a breath of a championship one night, and suffocate all hope the next. We are talking about a complicated soul who takes lessons to improve his public speech, then refuses to address the news media on the eve of a showcase seventh game of the National Basketball Association finals. A soft-spoken family man who leg-whips opponents and makes obscene gestures to the crowd.
This is the player Riley had to prop up to be the No. 2 star on what he still hopes is a championship team. With the possible exception of last season, when Michael Jordan opened a window for a substandard, transitional successor to his throne, Starks is no champion's No. 2. He is not Joe Dumars, Scottie Pippen or Kevin McHale. He is a 42 percent career shooter who, like any Net worth his guaranteed millions, gets there with 10 for 12 followed by 2 for 18.
He is the kind of guy who is given the security of a long-term contract extension, who becomes rich beyond his wildest supermarket bagger's dream, and promptly slips into the worst shooting slump of his Knick career.
A truly nutty Net.
Starks can only be Starks. It is ultimately not his fault that the Knicks, for a solid decade, have failed to get Ewing the complementary star he deserved. They had high hopes for Charles Smith. Maybe they are about to give Doug Christie a shot. Or maybe they are just stuck with Starks, and must pray he soon gets back to being his old enigmatic self.
By late Friday night, Ewing and the other working Knicks were totally fed up with the player they like to call "Riley's Son." They feared he was edging too close to the deep end, and didn't want to be pulled over with him.
Overcome by ongoing personal failure, Starks was inconsolable on the bench during the Knicks' loss in Atlanta. He'd hid his face -- and, according to a player nearby -- a burst of tears in a towel. Asked if he'd ever seen such a display by another player, Harper admitted: "No, I haven't."
After the game, Starks said he would ask Riley to remove him from the starting lineup for Saturday night's home game against Philadelphia. Compassionate soul that he is, Riley benched Starks altogether, and sent his buddy and locker room neighbor, Greg Anthony, there to keep him company.
Anthony's benching resulted from words he had with Riley after a fourth-quarter turnover in Atlanta. No big deal. Anthony is eminently replaceable, as Doc Rivers proved in the Knicks' 107-103 victory over the 76ers. Starks, though, was threatening to rupture Riley's team. The coach was risking mutiny if he didn't make a move.
The television camera in Atlanta had caught Ewing screaming at Starks as they walked off the court after Mookie Blaylock's decisive 3-point shot. The announcers assumed Ewing was angry at Starks for not making the defensive rotation. Actually, Starks, at the other end of the floor, had screamed at Ewing for ignoring him when he was open. Now Ewing was, in effect, telling Starks: Why should I pass the ball to you?
Out of the timeout, Starks cut to the left corner and was open. Oakley saw who it was and looked away. "No, I didn't see him," Oakley said Saturday night. Of course, he did. He was just following Ewing's lead, sending a message to Riley. Enough with this guy already.
Getting such a rare, unobstructed look behind Riley's Iron Curtain, it was difficult not to wonder if this was all residual resentment from Game 7 of last June's N.B.A. final, when Starks shot the Knicks into defeat and deep depression.
Riley went with Starks because he always believed he was his best chance. Remember, while Ewing was fumbling every pass to the post, Starks, among other clutch performances, was saving the Knicks from becoming extinct in Game 6 of the conference finals in Indiana.
No one has ever accused any Net of being afraid.
Consistent execution? That's another story. Game 7 wasn't just Riley's fault, though. Ewing, Oakley and even Harper, who by then had enough power to intervene, showed no veteran leadership. After a decade of waiting, Ewing stood back and let Starks wing his best title shot into oblivion. Never said a word. Friday night, taking on Starks, Ewing was only about six months too late.
Photo: The slumping John Starks asked his coach to bench him, and Pat Riley obliged him Saturday night as the Knicks beat Philadelphia. (Will Hart for The New York Times)


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The chapel bell is not ringing in Athens today. Adams' decision not to extend the contract of Vince Dooley, the winner of the 2001 Amos Alonzo Stag Award and Georgia's most successful football coach in history, is to try and change the Bulldogs' colors from red and black to orange and blue.
What is the president thinking? Dooley is a man of integrity and well respected throughout the nation. Adams has shown his true color (yellow?), and it is not red and black.
Reggie Erwin
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Saturday, June 7, 2003.
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Black Friday made an early debut this year as shoppers flocked to big-box stores in Metairie and elsewhere Thanksgiving evening to get a head start on the holiday season's best deals.
As competition between stores heats up, shopping again spilled over into Thanksgiving Day, proving that retailers are starting to make Black Thursday a new annual tradition. In some cases, stores rewarded this year's early birds with special sales, offering deep discounts for those who left their homes Thanksgiving evening or even earlier to get first dibs during the most publicized sales event of the year.
Some shoppers, like 30-year-old Kenner resident Jay Grimes, spent more than 24 hours in line to take advantage of the deals. Grimes, who works for a limousine company, had been waiting at the Best Buy store at 6205 Veterans Memorial Blvd. with a friend since Wednesday afternoon. Both said they were there for one of 30 Panasonic 50-inch televisions the company said would be on sale for $200 at the store.
"I'm doing it for my mom. I'm surprising her with the TV today," Grimes said, adding that the look he expected to see on her face would be worth sacrificing the majority of his Thanksgiving.
Grimes was in the front of the line, which had stretched to nearly 250 people by 4:45 p.m., 15 minutes before the store opened. He had teamed up with his friend, Kenner resident Danny Fugat, 38, so they could take turns finding warmth, getting food and using the restroom.
"I don't look at it as giving up Thanksgiving," said Fugat, who works offshore. "The day ain't over yet. Besides, I'm doing it for my family. I took one for the team."
At Toys R Us, 3609 Veterans, more than 60 people stretched in a line by 4:15 p.m., 45 minutes before the store opened. In the front of the line was 16-year-old Kenner resident James Mendez, who had been waiting with four of his buddies since 1 p.m.
The teenagers were waiting to get the PS4 video game bundle that came with two extra games, normally worth $60 each, for free. The $400 price tag would include the video games Grand Theft Auto V and The Last of Us, the group said — a deal they felt was worth the wait, even though it meant delaying Thanksgiving dinner.
"We just ate chips and a couple of drinks," Mendez said. "But, yes, it will be worth it."
Parents had congregated at Toys R Us, too, including 29-year-old Shannon Hinton and her 2-month-old baby, Gavyn. Hinton was there to buy tablets for her two oldest children, ages 7 and 5.
"It's absolutely worth it," she said, adding that her mom has 17 grandkids, so she always tries to take advantage of sales to be able to buy Christmas presents for the whole family. "This year was a little different because I didn't have a baby sitter, but the sun was out, and he's been good, so it's fine."
Hinton had been in line since 2 p.m., but several people waited until much later to show up, including a couple just a few people behind her who said they'd eaten Thanksgiving dinner first and had gotten to the store just half an hour before it opened.
In addition to Toys R Us and Best Buy, Macy's and J.C. Penney in Lakeside Shopping Center also opened their doors on Thanksgiving. Most stores were encouraged by positive responses to the early openings the year before.
"We are very excited. We opened at the same time last year, and we had a great response from customers," Toys R Us spokeswoman Adrienne O'Hara said Wednesday. "Families came out with their kids and really made it an opportunity for it to be an outing."
According to O'Hara, some of the store's 200 "doorbusters," or exclusive sales offered throughout the Thanksgiving weekend, were available only during a four-hour window starting Thursday at 5 p.m. They included merchandise from the hugely popular children's movie "Frozen" and from the "Skylanders" video game and action figure set.
On Thanksgiving, for example, parents could buy "Frozen's" plush Olaf character for 30 percent off or get a second Skylander action figure for 70 percent off after purchasing the first one at full price.
Generally, shoppers appreciate the opportunity to get good deals earlier, according to Shane Kitzman, who works in the public relations department of Best Buy. Kitzman added that the company's stores opened at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving this year — an hour earlier than last year.
"The bottom line is, last year when we opened at 6, customers showed they enjoyed getting a head start on their shopping," he said.
Kitzman added that, to "take away the drama," the store offers tickets and vouchers to customers waiting in line for certain products, so they don't have to run in and physically compete for the items. The customers can then pick up the products at another part of the store after paying for them at the register.
"For those who get in line, we want to make sure they have a stress-free and fun time," he added.
Early birds were heavily rewarded at Best Buy on Thursday, according to a list of sales items the store provided customers in advance. A total of five deals were featured ahead of time for Thursday evening at the store, versus just one on Friday.
On Thursday, shoppers could get a Samsung 55-inch television for $900 — the lowest price ever offered on a television that brand and size, according to store officials. A Panasonic 50-inch television was on sale for $200, and shoppers could get $100 off an iPad Air 2, $50 off GoPro Hero cameras and $90 off Beats Solo headphones.
On Friday, the only deal publicized ahead of time was $120 off a MacBook Air computer.
"You'll notice that the big deals are all for Thursday," Kitzman said on Wednesday. "Those are while supplies last."
Sears and Wal-Mart advertised Thanksgiving Day sales. Lakeside Shopping Center also announced it would open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving, with plans to operate through Friday and then reopen Saturday as early as at 7 a.m. Stores also are offering extended online sales during the crucial period between Thanksgiving and Christmas, which allows retailers to rack up as much as 40 percent of their annual sales.
Some stores even rewarded online shoppers for starting on Thursday, according to retail data. Adobe, a company that tracks retail websites, predicted that online prices on Thanksgiving would be about 24 percent cheaper than normal, compared with 23 percent on Black Friday and 20 percent on Cyber Monday, according to an article by The Associated Press.
The early Thanksgiving sales may pay off, bolstering an already profitable season, according to predictions provided by retail watchers.
Last month, the National Retail Federation predicted that total retail sales in November and December will top sales for the same period in 2013 by about 4 percent. Louisiana's economy has been a little stronger than many other parts of the country in recent years, meaning that the local holiday season could also be more robust.
In New Orleans, sales tax collections through September were more than 7 percent higher than collections for the same period in 2013, according to city figures.
Regardless of how the retailers fared, several shoppers left stores Thursday with big smiles, saying they were happy for the chance to get in on some exclusive deals.
"My wife and I are having a baby in January, so I just got a GoPro camera," said Metairie resident Matthew Byrd, 32, as he left Best Buy shortly after 5:15 p.m. Thursday. "Between that and a Nikon, we're going to cover everything. It's worth a couple of hours in line."
Grimes exited shortly afterward, with a big grin on his face.
"It feels so good. Hopefully, I'm about to shock my mom," he said, walking out with a receipt he was told to use to pick up the TV at another part of the store. "It's great."


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World of Warcraft has 12 million subscribers, StarCraft has a massive following and is virtually a national sport in Korea, and Diablo is firmly implanted in PC gamers' memories as one of the best action RPG experiences ever.
So while past performance is no guarantee of future results, it's easy to see why Irvine, CA-headquartered Blizzard is supremely confident that it can continue to deliver with expansions of existing franchises, as well as new IP.
"I think we have a very bright future," Blizzard COO Paul Sams told Gamasutra in a recent interview. "We obviously have Diablo III coming out, which we are very confident in."
"And we're very confident in the other products, supporting products like Warcraft and future expansions there," he said. "And there are future expansions to StarCraft II. Those are real mainstays for us."
Errrm DUHHHH!!!
ON Topic: I think my WoW account would seriously collect dust when Diablo 3 arrives. Whirlwind Barb im coming!
I will wait and see what the new IP is that they are working on the new 'MMO' but for some reason I got a feeling it won't be to my liking. Since it aint based on any of Blizzard's franchises and it's obviously not Star Wars I can't really see me being interested in any other type of 'time period' cause most MMO's stick to medieval times. (2h Axes and sorcery an so on)


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Disney Princess Designer Ariel Doll- Limited Edition
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Disney Princess Designer Ariel Doll #3815 of 8000. Display Case has never been open and doll has been on display in case since purchased from the Disney Store. Original box is missing, but display case and doll are in great condition.


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The DMM Edge Chalk Bucket is designed for groups of boulderers with a big appetite for chalk. It has a load of pockets too for your bouldering essential; brushes, tape, sandpaper and superglue
With Pre-Order, you can purchase the latest items added to our store in advance of them arriving with us.
You Pre-Order is prioritised (at no additional charge); meaning that, as soon as the product arrives with us, we can wrap it straight back up and get it sent out to you - it often never even hits the stock room shelves!
With Pre-Launch, the date when we expect to receive the product ourselves is still a little too hazy to be confident in accepting Pre-Orders.
So, instead, you can submit your email address against the item you are interested in and we will email you as soon as stock arrives on the system.
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A fully featured chalk bucket; a zip pocket, a Velcro pocket and 4 brush slots let you keep tabs on all of the essentials; brushes, tape, sandpaper and superglue. The carry handles and the stable base make it a cinch to use around the blocs, and the double-seal chalk closure keeps your chalk where you want it.
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Summerton at Roxbury Pond
Nestled alongside the vineyard, this fully furnished A-frame cabin is part of the Ingleside Winery Estate and features 1 bedroom, a sleeping loft and 1 full bath. Within walking distance of the winery, Summerton offers an enchanting view of the Roxbury Estate pond and abundant wildlife visible from a relaxing deck.
Summerton is within easy driving distance of several wineries, the Westmoreland Berry Farm, several historic sites and a local beach community. We can also help you arrange a charter fishing trip or a round of golf. (Read more about local attractions in our Things to Do in the Area page.)
- 1 bedroom /1 bathroom with additional loft bedroom
- Fully furnished, including linens, cookware, dishes, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker
- Gas grill
- Deck with patio table and chairs
- $150/night (2 night minimum) plus tax
- Weekly rate is $950 plus tax
- Romance Package available for $150.00. Includes Champagne, Roses, Candles, Petals, & Chocolate Covered Strawberries. (Romance package requires two weeks' notice)
A one night deposit is due at time of booking. Balance due at check in.
No pets or smoking permitted.
For further information on staying at Summerton or The Pointe, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or (804) 224-8687.


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Listing Courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Starck Real Estate
Listing information
- Beds: 2
- Total Rooms: 6
- New Construction: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $7,123
- Subdivision: Serenity Creek
- Style: Half Duplex
- Baths: 2 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Stories: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Association Fee: $230
- Year Built: 2007
- Status: Active with Contingency
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 1,450 ($120.69 per sq. foot)
- County: Mc Henry
Additional Rooms Sun/Florida Room Heated
Age 6-10 Years
Air Conditioning Central Air
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Area Bull Valley / Greenwood / Woodstock
Assessment Includes Common Insurance, Exterior Maintenance, Lawn Care, Snow Removal
Basement Full
Basement Bathrooms (Y/N) No
Basement Description Unfinished
Bath Amenities Handicap Shower
Built Before 1978 (Y/N) No
Contingency Flag Attorney/Inspection
Disability Access and/or Equipped Yes
Disability Access/Equipment Details 2+ Access Exits J, 32 inch or more wide doors, 36 inch or more wide halls, Doors w/Lever Handles, Doors-Pocket, Entry Slope less than 1 foot, Flooring Modifications, Grab Bars in Bathroom(s), Kitchen Modifications, Low Pile Carpeting, Lower Fixtures, Lowered Light Switches, Main Level Entry, Modified Wall Outlets, No Interior Steps, Roll-In Shower, Thresholds less than 5/8 of an inch, Wheelchair Accessible
Driveway Asphalt
Exterior Building Type Brick, Cedar
Foundation Concrete
Garage Details Garage Door Opener(s)
Garage On-Site Yes
Garage Ownership Owned
Garage Type Attached
General Information Adult Community
Heat/Fuel Forced Air, Gas
Kitchen Type Eating Area-Table Space, Pantry-Closet
Lot Description Common Grounds
Management Manager Off-site
Master Association Fee No
Master Bedroom Bath Full
Other Bedrooms (Below Grade) - 0, Max Pet Weight - 999, Model - Ranch, Special Service Area - N, Tax Year - 2016, Total # Units in Building - 2, Total Full/Half Baths - 2, Township - Seneca, Unit Floor Level - 1
Ownership Fee Simple w/ HO Assn.
Parking Garage
Pet Information Cats OK, Dogs OK
Pets Allowed (Y/N) Yes
Possession Closing, Immediate
Property Type Attached Single
Recent Rehab (Y/N) No
Roof Type Asphalt/Glass (Shingles)
Sale Terms Conventional, VA
Sewer Sewer-Public, Sewer-Storm
Special Assessments N
Tax Exemptions None
Type Attached 1/2 Duplex
Virtual Tour None
Water Public
Waterfront (Y/N) No
Bedroom 2 Main Level 15X14
Dining Room Main Level 10X10
Kitchen Main Level 12X12
Living Room Main Level 19X19
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This is a timeline for the Bolivar's Dream ATL.
Independencia Grita el Mundo Americano!; Independence Struggles
- Caracas, Cali, Antioquia, Mompós and Santa Fe declare their independence from Spain.
- Several Colombian provinces band in the United Provinces of Nueva Granada.
- July 20: José Miguel Pey is chosen president.
- March: Jorge Tadeo Lonzano is chosen president.
- August: Antonio Nariño, a Centralist, becomes president.
- Fights between centralist Cundinamarca and federalist Antioquia, Cartagena and Tunja begin. Each wants the capital.
- The War of 1812 between the US and Great Britain occurs.
- September 12: Camilo Torres is chosen as president.
- October 4: The General Congress of the United Provinces takes place. It intends for a compromise. Camilo Torres, the delegate of Pamplona and the president, supports a loose federation with the state only taking care of customs, the army, mail and international position, while Bernardo Álvarez from Santa Fe supports an unitary, French-modelled republic. It came to naught.
- January 9: In San Victorino Square there's a fight between the Free State of Cundinamarca (the centralists) and the United Provinces of Nueva Granada (federalists)
- May 26: The United Provinces of Nueva Granada cease to exist after Pablo Morillo's reconquest of Santa Fe. Simón Bolívar is exiled to Jamaica, while Antorio Nariño is imprisoned.
- October 5: Instead of being put to death, Camilo Torres is imprisoned in Cartagena.
- July 8: The Third Venezuelan Republic is established.
- November 14: Policarpa Salavarrieta is executed.
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- February 15: A congress planning the independence of Colombia begins.
- June 4: General Bolívar crosses the Arauca River.
- July 25: Bolívar wins in the Pantano de Vargas.
- August 7: Morillo's campaign is destroyed in Boyacá.
- August 10: Bolívar enters Santa Fe and declares the Republic of Colombia (República de Colombia).
- January 1: Spain's parliament is summoned.
- October 10: Guayaquil declares independence and requests Colombian aid, beginning Colombia's process of expansion south.
La Libertad Sublime Derrama las Auroras; First Years, Establishment of Stability and Expansion
- May 6: General Antonio José de Sucre lands in Guayaquil.
- June 24: Spain is defeated in western Venezuela.
- August 12: Sucre defeats Spanish Francisco González in Yaguachi.
- August 30: A congress is inaugurated in Cúcuta.
- September 12: Sucre is almost entirely destroyed in Santa Rosa.
- October 3: The congress ends with the establishment of the Republic of Colombia and the drafting of Colombia's constitution, a compromise between federalists and centralists. The federalists take the civil government, with Francisco de Paula Santander as president and Camilo Torres as vice-president. Centralists are compensated with a military influence, with the inherited title of Lord Marshall (Señor Mariscal), leading the land army, held by Bolívar and the naval equivalent of Lord Admiral (Señor Admiral) led by Antonio Nariño.
- February 23: Sucre and San Martín-sent troops defeat the Spanish at Riobamba.
- May 24: In Pichincha, the Spanish host is devastated. Quito is taken and joins Colombia.
- May 30: San Martín leaves Perú and Bolívar and Sucre march south to take it.
- July 15: Bolívar meets Spanish troops at the Battle of Tacna, smashing them and annexing Tacna to Guayaquil.
- May 10: Santander accords a deal with the United Kingdom and the United States, who bring in troops. This is the first time since American independence both nations have co-operated in any way.
- July 3: Colombian troops meet a large Spanish contingent at Junín. The Spanish are crashed.
- October 20: Colombian troops once again meet Spaniards off Lima, which also fail to stop the Colombians. Santander sends his address, the A las Gentes del Perú (to the Peoples of Perú), requesting them to join Colombia. They offer the aristocrats power as long as there is democratic representation.
- December 13: With a triumphal entry in Lima, Perú is admitted as the provinces of Perú, Alto Perú and Acre.
- May 5: Colombia decides to try to get the Cono Sur nations (Paraguay, the United Provinces of Río de la Plata and Chile) into the federation, and arranges a congress with the governments there (going as far as inviting representatives from Walmapu [the Mapuche], both the Congress of Tucumán and the League of Free Peoples' Argentinian factions and a representative from the Brazilio-Hispanic Cisplatina province) so to arrange a possible joining of the nations. The League and Paraguay are eager to join in the federation, as they had attempted a slightly more disunited state a few years back; the Cisplatinan government agrees to joining the coalition as long as it is freed from Brazil in any way possible, Chile's president Ramón Freire is initially hesitant but convinced of slowly joining into Colombia after promises of helping stop inland fighting.
- May 20: The Congress ends with all nations agreeing to eventually join Colombia excepting the Mapuche and the Congress of Tucumán government. Both nations wearily leave garrisons in border troops.
- June 1: Colombia's main host marches north from Perú and concentrates in Cartagena, where it begins training. The navy also concentrates there.
- July 5: Noticing the armup, Havana's huge fortresses begin remilitarisation, as does the government of Haiti.
- March 2: Almost overnight, troops land near to Santiago de Cuba and lay siege and naval blockade to it.
- June 10: A small group of patriots in Santiago revolt and take the keys to the city, surrendering it to Bolívar. Soon afterwards, the fortress at Guantánamo does the same without even the troops approaching.
- July 14: The army begins moving west, while two smaller armies land in the Bay of Pigs and the Isla de la Juventud respectively.
- October 2: A huge amount of land, including most of Puerto Rico and is occupied by Bolívar. Even then, Bolívar dared not seize Havana, which was at the time the most fortified city in the Americas.
- October 10: Camilo Torres is chosen as president, and José María del Castillo as vice-president. It is the only ex-United Provinces of New Granada government and the oldest one to date,
- November 10: Torres negotiates with fellow Liberals in Central America, who feel threatened by Mexico, into joining Colombia. President Manuel José Acre and the states of Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras agree, while Guatemala, Los Altos, El Salvador and most of the Conservatives reject vehemently.
- December 2: José María Córdova is sent east into Great Britain so to request help in taking Havana. The aid is granted.
- February 15: A huge part of the Royal Navy, together with a quite large Colombian army, invades Havana. With heavy bombing of some fortifications, the fortress falls.
- May 20: Córdova travels to Spain to sign a peace treaty. In it, Spain is forced to hand up Cuba and Puerto Rico, in return for Gibraltar. Colombia will pay Spain and Britain both 15 million dollars worth in silver and copper so to pay the losses.
- June 15: Uruguayans rebel in Montevideo and seize the fortifications, declaring the nation part of Colombia. Brazil sends troops south.
- August 10: Troops once again embark and march south, where they at last are allowed to rest for half a year in the border with Brazil.
- May 10: After an exceptionally prolonged leave of absence, the armies are once again placed into activity. They begin patrolling the Paraná and Uruguay rivers.
- June 15: José María Córdova at last returns from Spain and moves on for diplomatic conferences to the remaining Central American states.
- August 10: After Córdova's conference results fruitless, he returns to Colombia.
- May 10: After four Colombian Uruguay River patrols are killed in the bombing of an Uruguayan resistance holdout near the border, tensions begin to rise. Soon it is added to Uruguay claims for the lands Paraguay, Nueva Granada and Venezuela claim.
- June 4: Córdova, Santander, Castillo and Torres attend a conference with Pedro I of Brazil. However, Pedro is soon angered and leaves the Conference. The liberals leave it to the army to sort the problem out.
- July 12: Colombian troops in Acre accidentally shoot Brazilian ones. A state of war is declared.
- August 4: Colombian troops march into Brazilian territory: General Páez, leading an Indian and llanero army into the Amazonia, Bolívar, with mountain men leads into Acre and Mato Grosso, and Sucre in the south leads infantry into Transplatina.
- August 20: It soon becomes clear that while the Brazilians outnumber the Colombians almost two to one, the Colombians have far better fighting tactics. They begin bitterly fighting amongst the borders. In the south, Sucre decides to use guerrilla tactics to destroy the large Brazilian army.
- October: A bitter stalemate occurs as Colombian troops have tried to use tactical superiority to attack Brazilian forces. However, as news of Sucre's guerrilla tactics success in the south spread, they start to adopt the way. In the north, Páez starts advancing down the Amazon, seizing Manaos in the 19th.U
- November 4: Cisplatina is entirely freed thanks to Sucre's guerrilla warfare. In Acre, Bolívar forces the Brazilians out of the plain lands while Páez continues to go on in his campaign through Amazonia.
- December 4: Troops cross and fully occupy parts of the Mato Grosso, with Bolivarian troops founding the town of Puerto Bello in the Madeira River. In New Granada, tensions between centralists and federalists briefly resurge after a duel between prominent Federalist José Fernández Madrid and Centralist Antonio Nariño, in which Madrid results defeated and almost dead. This rises up concerns among the Federalist populace that a Centralist revolt would lead to full control by the Centralists of all the Colombian Government.
- April 1: An end to the War of the Brazil is accorded after the fall of more of the Amazonia as well as the Misiones Orientales.
- April 3: Colombian troops begin to retreat from Brazil. Those which are not permanent recruits of the quickly-solidifying army are allowed to return to their homes for the first permanent time since 1821.
- June 5: A large Centralist rally occurs in Bogotá, something which continues worrying off Colombians fearing for a civil war.
- October 10: Torres loses in favour of José María Córdova (aged only 30), who brings around his plans to reform Colombia into more of a compromise. To start this, he places Sucre (34), a Centralist and Bolivarianist, as vice-president so to show his support over military matters as well as political ones, and about how he wishes for a compromise to be established.
- November 4: A new Constitutional Congress is established in Medellín and begins its plans of drafting a new constitution for the nation.
- February 14: The new Constitution-with some influence from both the USA and France-is established, with several new changes; instead of a civil-military rule compromise, it is established as a bipartisan (with room open for new political parties to open) system, with two parties, the Federalist Party and the Centralist Party in rule, a far easier and more established way so to create new established provinces and a proper political rights.
- March 10: Guatemala, Los Altos and El Salvador join Mexico. Colombia and Mexico both plan congresses amongst themselves to unite the last Hispanic American colonies. The Liberals, supporting the federal structure of Colombia's and realising the huge political gain they might have with the strong liberal bases in New Granada and the northern Rio de la Plata go in favour, while the staunchly nationalistic Conservatives oppose in both sides.
- March 26: The Book of Mormon is published.
- April 14: The first slaves are imported by Texians into northern Mexico.
- May: in the US, the Indian Removal Act is passed.
- January 1: A small Colombian (mostly Rioplatense) navy led by corsaire Hippolyte de Bouchard departs from Buenos Aires so to explore the Pacific.
- April 4: the navy visits the Kingdom of Hawai'i, once again establishing relationships with it. A diplomat, Conservative and Mexican Agustín Jerónimo de Iturbide (late Emperor Agustín's firstborn son) is left behind in Honolulu with a small corps under the protection of King Kamehameha III.
- May: Slave expansion from the southern US into Texas and California continues despite demands from the government.
- May 21: Pedro I of Brazil abdicates in favour of his son Pedro II.
- August 26: A slave preacher, Nat Turner, rebels, as do the Seminole and Creek tribes. The Mexican government, disgruntled over slave immigration, sends secret support over.
- August 30: José María Córdova, an Antioquian, begins development of Antioquia and its connections to the rest of Colombia. Similar enterprises are launched by the vice-president in his homeland of Venezuela and by the Peruvian and Chilean governors José de la Riva Agüero and José Joaquín Prieto Vial.
- December 27: Charles Darwin embarks in the HMS Beagle in his expedition to the Galapagos (also Darwin) Isles.
- February 17: The Galapagos Isles are officially annexed by Colombia.
- May: Two Indian brigades, the British and Mexican Bands, revolt against the United States in Illinois and Michigan Territory.
- October 1: A Texian convention takes place. The Mexican government is able to appease the Texans.
- November 4: Great Britain accords in a compromise with Colombia, handing up the Falklands in return for unique trading and fishing rights.
En Surcos de Dolores, El Bien Germina Ya; Problems with Anglo-America, Costly expansion north
- April 2: Three-year old Isabella of Castile becomes Queen Isabella II of Spain.
- June 1: South Carolina revolts against the federal taxes. In Colombia, infrastructure development in certain areas continues.
- July 4: Hippolyte's navy reaches Tahiti after a resting period in Hawai'i, where a process similar to that what happened to Kamehameha II occurs. The navy begins to return to Santiago.
- January 10: Sam Houston is imprisoned. Texians are outraged.
- March 2: The Texian population demands more autonomy for their area, something which the US begins to openly support. Afraid of possible troubles, Mexico at last agrees to a congress so to join Colombia.
- July 4: Mexico at last declares its allegiance to Colombia, expanding the nation by almost five million km. Troops are stationed in Northern Mexico.
- October 10: Córdova (nowadays considered amongst the greatest presidents of Colombia) steps down. Peruvian José de la Riva Agüero (in a new, third party advocating more power for the military yet more federalism) is elected.
- February 13: Texians rebel, demanding the ability to bring in slaves. The Colombians begin to mobilise near the borders with Texas. Agüero begins to consolidate his power by starting to slowly strip the rest of government of rights.
- April 10: Agüero threatens the Congress of Tucumán with war if they do not immediately surrender their independence. They are forced to do so. The Mapuche, however, remain unruly.
- May 15: Yucatán rebels against the centralised Mexico. It is granted autonomy in return for the relief of Mexican debts by the growingly-rich Colombian government.
- October 2: Texians rebel and defeat a small Colombian garrison in Gonzales.
- November 5: Texian troops move south and take a Colombian army in San Antonio by surprise, forcing them to retreat.
- December 2: The last troops in Texian settlements withdraw past the Nueces. The Texan Republic is declared.
- January 5: A far larger Colombian army marches up into Texas, and defeat them near Mathis, and then re-take San Antonio. However, a large amount of Texians flee into the Alamo, nearby.
- February 10: The Mexican army storms the Alamo, with many killed. The rest are deported into Louisiana and Mississippi States.
- May 15: The final troops of the Texan Republic are rounded up and destroyed near OTL Houston, Texas.
- June 10: Sam Houston, in captivity, is about to agree to a surrender when something surprising happens; the United States demands Colombia leave Texas. While Colombia is willing to continue to fight, the British Consul advises the Colombians it will be better to evade a war, and reluctantly, after the treaty was modified to include an independent Texan Republic east of the Nueces, plus most of the Comancheria, established as a buffer state. Texas would also allow whatever number of Colombian immigrants and set no taxes when trading with Colombia; it also vowed never to join the USA.
- August 2: In one of the few instances of Americo-Colombian cooperation, America agrees to deport its Indians to the Texan Republic's Comancheria. With the area reaching 85,000 Indians, approximately the same as the Texian population, it is agreed the Comancheria will be split apart from Texas into An independent Indian nation, Indiana. In compensation, Mexico agrees to give up the land between the Rio Grande in return for payment and a say in Texas' and Indiana's governments.
- July 2: The US, dissatisfied, sends troops planning to eventually take both Texas and Indiana by force, led by General Robert E. Lee. Tensions begin to rise.
- August 1: Colombia makes a claim against the US, demanding troops to leave the borders with Texas and Indiana. The US refuses. Tensions continue.
- August 10: With Colombia in open hostility against the US and most eyes focused on Washington and not within, Agüero stages a coup d'etat against the legislative branch of the government. He becomes Dictator of Colombia.
- February 7: Since the Mayans noticed the large amount of support Colombia gave in favour of the Indianan state being established, they request autonomous status of their own. However, Agüero (rather bluntly) declines their idea, stating that "any help to the Indians was only made to stop them [the United States]".


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