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Lake Worth FL Real Estate & Homes for Sale
829 Properties Found
The median home value in Lake Worth, FL is $240,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $236,100.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Lake Worth, FL is $240,000.
Approximately 37.64% of Lake Worth homes are owned,
compared to 39.1% rented, while
23.26% are vacant.
Lake Worth real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Lake Worth real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Do you lack the ''handyman gene''? Absolutely hate renovations? Well, GOOD NEWS!! Just bring your toothbrush as this home is MOVE-IN ready! This vibrant 4/2 single-family home with a garage is ready to help you and/or your family make new memories. This home boast opulence and sits on a 0.26 acre lot! The exterior has been refreshed with new paint & high-design landscaping. Upon entering the home, a wide-open space greets its guest with vaulted ceilings and beautiful tile laid throughout the home. Gorgeous kitchen cabinets accented with sparkling back splash will be the talk of entertainment festivities. A fantastic size pool for those famous Florida summer holidays and grill-outs. But, continue reading for the best part......
1602 N K St Lake Worth, FL 33460
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Great Lake Worth Home!!! 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Total Remodel. Interior Features Gourmet Kitchen with Quartz Counters, Subway Tile Backslash, New Appliances. Beautifully Renovated Bathrooms, Original Wood Floors and Spacious Living Area. Professionally Landscaped, New Sprinkler System,New Impact Windows and Doors, New High Efficiency Air Conditioner and Much More.
Courtesy: Freedom Realty of America, LLC
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Very Private, NON HOA, Modern Mediterranean Residential estate home with 1.16 acre, located minutes from shopping, restaurants and the turnpike. Completely fenced with 3 rolling gates & 2 separate entrances. Beautifully landscaped with paved circular driveway, w/ detached 4 car garage and second story for build out. Spacious Master Bedroom upstairs w/ Master Bath featuring separate shower, whirlpool spa, 2 custom wood cabinetry with granite countertop sinks. 2nd Bedroom upstairs w/ private bathroom. Upstairs bedrooms w/ access to Balcony over looking pool area. 3rd & 4th Bedroom downstairs w/ complete updated Bathroom. Kitchen overlooks pool, perfect for entertaining. Crown molding, plantation shutters, newer appliances, newer roof, this home offers so much w/ lots of options & opportunity
Courtesy: Medalian Real Estate & Investm
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Nice 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome in gated community, The Springs. Beautiful upgraded kitchen with stainless steel appliances, half bath on main floor. Two master bedrooms upstairs with own bathroom. One car attached garage with shutters. Great location next to A rated school, Park Vista. Will not last long! Come see today!
Courtesy: Coastline Realty, Inc.
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Solid CBS 4 bedroom/3 bath house, plus large 2 car garage located on a cul-de-sac in the Lawrence Woods community. Very low HOA maintenance fee at $325 annually. This home has been updated throughout! Dual master suites, and both feature updated bathrooms. Master bedroom #2 features a custom wet bar with marble top and under cabinet wine cooler. Kitchen renovated in 2015 with high end custom cabinets with LED lighting on top, top of the line stainless Professional Series Frigidaire appliances including a 64'' wide built in fridge ($10,000 appliances value), and granite countertops. New water heater, 2016 dryer, and range are all gas appliances. New tile and laminate flooring throughout home. Living area has a beautiful 12' high custom vaulted coffered ceiling with recessed LED lights.
Courtesy: United Realty Group, Inc
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3.07 Acres lot with Ranch Style home for sale in PB Ranches Community. Area/lot is zoned agricultural-residential in neighborhood. Has direct access to Hypoluxo Road (North Side) w/open median for left turn, and Ranches Road (South Side). Perfect for ranch home or build your Dream Home. The Land and existing house could be used for an office space to continue to run your nursery/agricultural sales business. NO HOA. Lot Size, 133,716 Square feet. Seller will negotiate the excavating/ lot clearing for buyer in the conditions of the contract, if needed. Don't wait, call today!
Courtesy: Realty Elite the Palm Beaches/Wellington
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College Park Opportunity! Perfect home for multi-generation family compound, cohab with roommates plus enjoy the rental apartment income or even a vacation AirBNB situation. Main home is 4 bdrm/3.5 bath incl 2nd floor owners suite addition in 2011, along w/ new roof and renovated kitchen. Separate entry 1/1 apartment has kitchenette and sitting area. Fenced for extra privacy to enjoy the pool & party deck. I can just picture a Tiki Hut there can't you? Other features: dual A/C (2011/2008), updated circuit breaker panels (except apartment) money-saving gas appl's, new HWH and pool pump, refinished original oak floors, hurricane panels and impact on 2nd story. Bike to restaurants, stores, Beach Club Tiki Bar in Lake Worth, or just a short drive to downtown hotspots & the beach.
Courtesy: Prodigy Properties LLC
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**Waterfront Property** 3 bedroom, 2 bath home situated on a interior canal in Lake Clark Terrace. NEW ROOF and NEW A/C. Property is sold AS-IS and needs TLC and is ready for your personal touch. Needs new seawall.
Courtesy: Coastline Realty, Inc.
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Best location in Lake Worth! This third floor condo is located in the Fleur-de-Lis building, which is in downtown Lake Worth, just on the West side of the Lake Worth bridge. This condo has been updated with engineered wood flooring, smoothed out ceiling, and updated bathroom. Fabulous East view toward the Lake Worth golf course, Bryant Park, and the intracoastal waterway. Walking distance to Lake Worth Beach, Snook Islands (kayak area) or to shops and restaurants in downtown. Updated patio with newer tile floor. The seller will consider selling the condo furnished with an acceptable offer. This condo is in an age restricted 55+ community that features a community pool and common laundry. Enjoy the South Florida lifestyle in downtown Lake Worth! The seller is related to the listing agent.
Courtesy: Douglas Elliman
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Gorgeous wide lake views compliment this beautiful 3 BR, 2 BA home in manned gated community of CocoPlum. Tile & new laminate flooring throughout. Kitchen features Quartz countertop & backsplash, Center Island, pantry and SS appliances. Large master bedroom with water views. Bright and spacious indoor living space with upgraded lighting fixtures, new a/c, new baseboards & freshly painted. Family Room opens to private patio with awning to enjoy sunset lake views. Ready for your personal touch! Cocoplum amenities include clubhouse, community pool, basketball, tot lot and playground. Within short driving distances are beaches, golf, casual & fine dining, entertainment & shopping. Easy access to I-95 and Palm Beach International Airport is only 20 minutes. Pet Friendly!
Courtesy: Good Deal Realty LLC
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Courtesy: Moyna Properties, Inc.
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Spacious 5 bedroom waterfront pool home in a gated community with a community pool, playground and basketball court located close to major roads, schools, shopping & dining. *Hoa violations and inactive permits exist-see attachments-buyer to assume and sign a hold harmless.* Subject property is being sold occupied with any and all occupants in AS IS/WHERE IS condition. Bed/bath count and listing information not guaranteed.Property is sold as-is without any representation or warranty and without inspections. Buyer to assume any and all liens, code violations andopen/expired permits if they exist. Property is occupied, do not disturb occupants or trespass on the subject property.
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Wonderful home in desirable West Lake Worth neighborhood with NO HOA! This spacious CBS home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a garage situated on a lovely on a quiet street close to everything! As you approach you will notice the eye catching curb appeal which includes lush landscaping. Upon entering you will be greeted by spacious living areas with gorgeous flooring throughout. The beautiful open kitchen has been flawlessly upgraded with granite countertops, real wood cabinetry and newer appliances. All of the bedrooms are spacious as well and both bathrooms have been completely updated. Step outside and enjoy a gorgeous patio which overlooks a large backyard with plenty of room for a pool. Bring your boats, RVs, kids and pets! There is lots of room to roam in this expansive yard! This
1443 Crest Dr Lake Worth, FL 33461
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Charming and updated 3BR/2BA in the highly sought after neighborhood of Lake Osborne Estates. This split floor plan home features an updated kitchen and bathrooms, a large back yard with room for a pool, a screened in back porch, and lots of natural light. Generously sized bedrooms with large closets! One car garage with large utility room, workspace, and folding counters. Take an evening stroll along the sidewalk lined streets and come home to Lake Osborne Estates!
Courtesy: Trans Global Realty, Inc.
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Gorgeous Townhome with over 1,800 SqFt of living area! All ceramic tile on first floor & carpet on the second floor, kitchen has granite counters, wide roman tub, covered patio with private backyard, lawn service included! Plenty of parking space with your own 2 car driveway with 1 car garage! On a hot summer day, walk to the community pool right from your new home! All information to be verified by buyer's agent.
Courtesy: Brown Harris Stevens of Lake Worth
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Totally tastefully remodeled 2/2 unit in second floor. Stainless steel appliances. Laminate floors. Beautiful view to Lake Osborne. This is rare a must see and purchase unit. All fresh and clean move in ready!
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Wonderful home with spacious and open floor plan situated on a sprawling 2.1 acres zoned agricultural and with no HOA and within an excellent school zone! Come inside and enjoy spacious living areas with porcelain tile throughout. The living room showcases a beautiful red brick wall along with cozy fireplace. An expansive Florida room overlooks the huge backyard which boasts plenty of room for a pool, pets, boats and/or RVs. All of the bedrooms are spacious as well and this property is conveniently located within an excellent school zone and just minutes from the Turnpike, I-95, Wellington, Downtown West Palm Beach and Palm Beach International Airport!
Courtesy: Illustrated Properties
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Don't miss on this beautiful 4 bedroom 2 baths single family home, located in the exclusive community of Winston Trails. With 2450 total square feet, granite countertop, elegant stainless steel appliances, spacious formal eat-in kitchen, large family room, large master bedroom, 2 car garage. Private screened-in pool with Jacuzzi and beautiful waterfall for a relaxing atmosphere. A concrete bar in patio (ready to decorate with electric wiring and future wet bar) for use and entertainment. Air conditioner less than 2 years old. This won't last too long. A must see!
Courtesy: Signature International RE,LLC
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4 bedroom, 2 bath home with volume ceilings and neutral tile throughout, giving home an open and spacious look. 2 car Garage located on a cul de sac! Rivermill is located close to shopping, restaurants, parks and more! This is a must see! Security system included in HOA fee. Newer a/c and hot water heater. You will have to see to appreciate. Private peaceful home that backs up to perimeter! Come and see! Update and create your own masterpiece for a fraction of the cost. Amenities include a resort styled clubhouse with a banquet room, an olympic sized heated pool surrounded by pavers on a lake, a pavilion, 3 playgrounds, picnic area, volleyball, basketball, athletic field with soccer nets, and a wonderful fitness room with modern training equipment.
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Don't miss this WATERFRONT 4/3 + DEN, single story POOL home with 3 CAR GARAGE! Updated flooring, kitchen, lighting, bathrooms, and immaculate landscaping to come home to in this well managed gated community of Countryside Estates. A+++ rated schools and minutes away from polo grounds, Wellington shopping and dining, and a quick drive to downtown West Palm Beach and Palm Beach.
Courtesy: The Real Estate Company, Inc.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION 3 CAR GARAGE SS APPLIANCES TILE 1ST LEVEL CLOSING COSTS PAID BY LENNAR Lennar continues its rapid expansion in Central Palm Beach County with Gulfstream Preserve, a new single family community which delivers unmatched luxury in an unbeatable location. lush, tropical setting features 211 intimate home sites complemented by a family pool, spa and cabana, lake views, and a wealth of green space perfect for recreation, gated, family-friendly community is located close to great schools, Wellington Green Mall dining +quick access to all major local roadways. Within the community, grounds, walking paths, and play areas are plentiful and cater to each member of your family's desires.
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This is a fantastic pool home in one of Lake Worth's most desirable neighborhoods. As you enter the one story home you'll notice the tall vaulted ceilings and spacious living and dining areas. This is a split floor plan with the master suite on one side of the home and two additional bedrooms on the other. The kitchen was recently renovated and the homes interior recently painted. The kitchen area is open to a family room which also has access to the screened in pool and large yard space. Great schools and location. Rarely available home in the Northtree community.
Courtesy: Premier Brokers International Inc
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This better then new 5/3/2 home boasts gated access, stainless steel, granite, diagonal large tile, upgraded cabinets and lighting throughout, wood built ins with chandeliers in his and her master closets, a HUGE/SOLID covered patio featuring beautiful travertine marble floors, ceiling fans, electric and high hats everywhere which brings the total square footage to 3,320! With a yard large enough for a pool, keyless entry, elegant stonework upgrade and upgraded landscaping make this home joy to come home to. This gated newer community features jogging trails, a park, pool with cabana, centrally located with great schools and a private access gate to school next door. Don't miss this wonderful home as it will sell quick. *all sizes approximate*
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If money were no object, we'd go for this 'Rolls Royce' of high chairs. For a start, the Fresco Bloom can be used as a swivel cradle chair for tiny newborns, so that when you're eating your meal, your little bundle can join you at the table. It has a hydraulic, adjustable stem that allows little 'uns to be placed at exactly the right height, whether you're sitting at the breakfast bar or the dining room table. Once bub is big enough to support themselves, the Bloom becomes an activity chair. Because it has been ergonomically designed, it's super comfy, and the meal tray (which is small enough to fit in the dishwasher) removes easily to reveal a second clean tray underneath (no more mopping up between courses). The longevity of the Fresco Bloom is another plus-point: it can accommodate your child until they reach a strapping 79lb (around 35kg), and its sleek good looks mean it won't damage their street cred, either.
Pros: Super-adaptable, the Bloom will provide years of wear. Whatever added extras you think it needs, it already has.
Cons: It's very expensive and the styling is very modern, so if your kitchen is more country garden than contemporary, it might look a bit out of place.
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I have replaced the inlet valve and pressure switch and still no luck, i would appreciate your help thanks
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Heres a way to check your pressure system. Disconnect the pressure pipe at the bottom end and turn off the water supply to your machine. set a program and operate the door switch manually. the inlet valve will buzz as it tries to take water. blowing up the pipe should shut off the valve which tells us the system is working. if this is the case then there is a blockage somewhere.
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Government foils reconciliation process
KERRY O'BRIEN: For nine years, the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation has been working to fashion what it hoped would become an important historical document -- a declaration of what reconciliation means to Australia, now and in the future.
That document was released today and amongst the key points are the controversial apology for injustices of the past, support for traditional and customary laws and beliefs and a right to self-determination.
But in a move described by former Human Rights Commissioner Sir Ronald Wilson as "an attempt by the PM to promote controversy", the Government released its own declaration for reconciliation under embargo last night to coincide with the council release.
It included Mr Howard's continued opposition to a formal apology and a watering down of references to traditional laws. In a moment I'll be speaking to the Minister for Reconciliation, Philip Ruddock, but first, this report from Annie White.
WOMAN READS FROM DOCUMENT: "We, the peoples of Australia, of many origins as we are, make a commitment to go on together in a spirit of reconciliation.
"We value the unique status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the original owners and custodians of lands and waters.
"We recognise this land and its waters where settled as colonies without treaty or consent."
ANNIE WHITE: After more than 200 years of white settlement, these are the words intended to reconcile indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.
EVELYN SCOTT, CHAIR, RECONCILIATION COUNCIL: That declaration is the result of a very wide-ranged community consultation around this country .
Over 200 public meetings plus submissions that have come in, so I'm quite happy that it will be accepted by both non-indigenous and indigenous people.
ANNIE WHITE: Apparently not by the PM, for as soon as the council released its declaration and the accompanying road map for reconciliation, the PM released his own version.
SIR GUSTAV NOSSAL, DEPUTY CHAIR, RECONCILIATION COUNCIL: We were surprised. We certainly weren't expecting that. But in point of fact, what that prime ministerial press release did was to highlight enormous areas of agreement.
ANNIE WHITE: But the areas of disagreement were just as significant. In its draft document released late last year, the council HAD included an expression of sorrow for past injustices.
It hadn't sat well with the PM and there was pressure to soften the terms.
Instead, the council strengthened the phrase, saying: "As we walk the journey of healing, one part of the nation apologises and expresses its sorrow and sincere regret for the injustices of the past, so the other part accepts the apologies and forgives."
But the PM has produced his own form of words: "As we walk the journey of healing, Australians express their sorrow and profoundly regret the injustices of the past and recognise the continuing trauma and hurt still suffered by many Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders.
LOWITJA O'DONOGHUE, FORMER HEAD, ATSIC: The council, of course, knows very well that the biggest stumbling block to reconciliation is of course, the apology issue.
And hence the reason why they felt that they had to go in very strong in relation to that matter. But it matters not now, I think, what the document contains. For me, and also for the Stolen Generation, the fact that the apology is not part of it, the process is stalled.
ANNIE WHITE: While the inclusion of an apology was always going to be contentious, another key point of difference is the role of traditional Aboriginal laws in Australia's legal system.
SIR GUSTAV NOSSAL: Those laws are very important to them. They guide --
They're more than just laws like statutes in a statute book. They actually guide the way the society works.
ANNIE WHITE: On the laws, the council declaration states, "Reaffirming the human rights of all Australians, we respect and recognise continuing customary laws, beliefs and traditions."
But the PM's version makes a subtle yet significant change to the words: "Reaffirming the human rights of all Australians, we respect the cultures and beliefs of the Nation's first people and recognise the place of traditional laws within these cultures."
In a paragraph designed to promote the right of Aborigines to make decisions for themselves, the council's statement says, "And so, we pledge ourselves to stop injustice, overcome disadvantage, and respect that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have the right to self-determination within the life of the Nation."
The council insists self-determination does not mean separatism. But the term was removed in the PM's version.
Former chairman of the Reconciliation Council Pat Dodson has welcomed the council's effort, but says it does not go far enough.
PAT DODSON, FORMER CHAIR, RECONCILIATION COUNCIL: Until there is some recognition in the Constitution, until there is some treaty arrangement with the indigenous people, then we won't have really culminated this process.
ANNIE WHITE: Calls for a national apology began following the release of the independent inquiry into the stolen generations, headed by Sir Ronald Wilson.
SIR RONALD WILSON, FORMER HEAD, STOLEN GENERATIONS INQUIRY: I'm a little disappointed that it's not more expressly referable or inclusive of the stolen generations.
ANNIE WHITE: But Sir Ronald is particularly upset about the PM's decision to release his own declaration.
SIR RONALD WILSON: To release an opposing version, an alternative version, at the very same document as the document releases its declaration can only promote controversy, and I fear that that is the PM's intention, notwithstanding his professed support for the process.
SIR GUSTAV NOSSAL: I am quite confident that reconciliation will go forward from this point. This is a giant step, a GIANT step. It's not the end of the road.
ANNIE WHITE: Despite the PM's objections, the Reconciliation Council's declaration and road map won't be changed. In two weeks, the documents will be handed to all Federal and State political leaders as part of the Corroboree 2000 weekend.
While some Aboriginal leaders have said they won't be attending the corroboree, the PM will be there.
He will also place his hand print alongside those of the other attendees on a mural marked with the final words and vision statement of the council.
WOMAN READS FROM DOCUMENT AGAIN: "Our hope is for a united Australia that respects this land of ours, values the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and provides justice and equity for all."
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The relatively new Climb Edmonton bristles with more multi-coloured climbing holds than the hull of a barnacle-covered whaling ship. A variety of routes offers challenges for beginners, experts, and all the apprentice rock octopi in between. Test your stretchiness of wall-to-wall transfers, work on your balance over ledges, and eschew the tyranny of the inner ear on one of Climb Edmonton's overhangs. With plenty of skilled staff on duty to answer your questions, you'll be encouraged and inspired to scale the wall with confidence.
Climbing in a rock gym is nothing like grappling the plywood-and-plastic climbing walls at a company picnic or building a batting cage in your backyard. Rock gym walls are covered with state-of-the-art textured products that mimic the conditions of real rocks (indentions, protrusions, overhangs, underhangs, and cracks included). Veteran climbers say rock climbing is sort of like training and running a marathon, but you get the adrenaline rush in shorter, more intensely concentrated spurts. Indoor climbing is a great way for someone to get started or a perfect after-work and climb-during-inclement-weather alternative for experienced climbers who want continuous practice.
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It is such a delight to be here at St Anne's this morning. When, some months ago, I told David Neelands I planned to visit, he immediately invited me to preach again, as I did last summer. Last year, I had just finished my PhD defense, and I was still a little dazed by it all. Now, I am just on vacation, and dazed in a different sort of way. Only someone who's a little unbalanced would agree to preach on his first Sunday of vacation. But there you go. David Neelands is hard to resist. But even more so, the opportunity to be back at St. Anne's.
Some of you who are who are longer term members will remember back to the foggy mists of time when I was an assistant priest here, while Fr. Peter Orme was the rector. In fact, St. Anne's was the very first parish I served as a deacon and priest after I was ordained. All told, I was here for 2.5 years while I was also a new PhD student at Trinity College. That was about 10 years ago now, but I still have wonderfully fond memories of this great parish. And I thank you.
You know, sometimes, even a lot of times, the life of Christian discipleship takes us to places we might never have expected to go—like an American to Canada for doctoral studies and ministry in all sorts of parishes, or to the little New England parish north of Boston that I serve now. Have you ever found that, that you've ended up doing something or sharing an experience with people whom you might never have known or even thought you would or could know? But then you are changed or transformed by those people or experiences? I suspect you probably have, because that's what happens when you join the church, when you graft your life, your interests and passions on to the life, interests and passions of a community much bigger and more whole than your individual self.
I imagine that for the first community of disciples it was a lot the same. We know that some were fishermen, but Matthew was a tax collector, and others we don't know much about at all—sometimes just their names. So, maybe there were carpenters like Jesus in the mix, or farmers, or business men. We know that Thomas had a tendency to want proof of things, not just others' word, before he could believe, while John and James seem to have had quite the competitive streak. Peter really wanted to be a leader, he wanted to excel at discipleship, but often, as in today's gospel, he stumbled or even sank under the weight of his own questions or fear or uncertainty. Despite the gifts Jesus saw in him, Peter couldn't really believe in himself.
When you think about it, those first disciples are almost exactly like us. They try to do a good job. They live lives of faith and purpose and meaning, but they stumble and make considerable mistakes much of the time, too. I suppose that's why their stories are in included in the gospels, so that latter day disciples, like us, can be encouraged and buoyed in our own lives and across our own stormy seas. If we read that Jesus didn't give up hope on them, then maybe he won't give up on us either.
Though, I think it's probably safe to say that Jesus did grow frustrated with his friends sometimes. In fact, in today's gospel we heard that Jesus sent them away out on a boat by themselves—a mutual "time out" as it were. I don't think I ever noticed that little detail before—that Jesus actually sent the disciples away, on the boat, so that he could be by himself for a while. In fact, a better translation might even be that he forced or compelled them to get into the boat. Remember, this follows directly on last week's gospel reading and the feeding of the multitudes with a few loaves of bread and two fish. After that chaos, maybe Jesus was just done with people for a while, the crowds and even his own friends.
Then, of course, we get to the really good stuff—when the storms rage, Jesus walks on water, and Peter does, too, for a moment, before he starts into sink in the deep. It's one of those stories that never fails to capture the imagination. And it leads us to ask so many questions… Could Jesus really walk on water? Could Peter? Could I, if only I had enough faith? Or could you? How much faith would we need? I remember teaching confirmation class at another parish in the Diocese of Toronto, after I left St Anne's, and the young boys, especially, were inquisitive about this story and whether it were really possible. There's nothing that excites young boys like the possibility or hope of having super powers, and really, there's a very fine line and subtle distinction between miracles and super powers. One boy, in particular, said that if he were Jesus he'd be using his powers all the time and not for boring things, either, like multiplying bread and fish. I had to explain, unfortunately, that the point of Jesus' miracles is not so much to do cool things (though that might be a side benefit to appeal to the inner kids in all of us), rather they are there to tell us something about God, about ourselves, and about God's love and care for us.
In the case of today's miracles, Jesus walking on water and Peter attempting to do so, it is especially easy to get caught up, like my confirmation students, in focusing on the cool or remarkable aspect of Jesus' extraordinary "powers," but then lose sight of what the story is really trying to tell us. One rather obvious thing to notice is that the miracle happens on the water, during a storm. So, not a pleasant summer day as the disciples were out sailing. In fact, throughout the Bible, in both the Old Testament and here in the New, the sea is presented as a place of mystery, of chaos and danger, even as the home of monsters, which God alone has the power to control. In the biblical mindset only God would have the ability to walk on the waves themselves, going ahead of God's people to bring them to safety—whether those people are the ancient 12 tribes of Israel escaping slavery in Egypt and crossing the Red Sea, or here today, the 12 disciples rocked by waves in their boat.
Second, it's interesting that Jesus says to the disciples as he walks to them, "Take heart; It is I; do not be afraid." We often read in the Bible, when something extraordinary happens or is about to happen, that a divine messenger will say "do not be afraid." In fact, as many as 70 times we hear angels and prophets, Jesus and God himself say "do not be afraid." To Abraham and Hagar, Joseph and Moses, to Joshua and Ruth, David and Solomon, to Isaiah and Jeremiah. Also to Joseph and Mary, to the shepherds keeping watch in their fields, to the disciples on the Transfiguration mountaintop, and finally to the bewildered and grieving women at the empty tomb, the greeting is always the same: "Do not be afraid." Know that God is doing something amazing for you and for the world.
Then, perhaps even more significantly Jesus also says here, "It is I." That's actually a bit of a mistranslation. Because what he says in the Greek is "Take heart: I AM; have no fear," using the same words as God used in the burning bush to reveal the divine name to Moses so long before, calling himself "I AM." As on the Transfiguration mountaintop, the feast celebrated last week, here too on the stormy sea Jesus reveals himself to be one with God—one in power, one in identity, one in meaning and purpose—an extension of God in human life. It is the revelation and the reminder that God is not locked up in the heavens above, far away, but alive, among us and even in us, right now. We can reach out our hands to touch him, to hold him, and he can even pull us up when we stumble or sink.
Which, of course, leads us to Peter's attempt to walk on the water himself. As I said earlier, there seems to have been something special, if rather impulsive, about Peter. He had these fantastic moments or glimpses of faith, which impress even Jesus, but then they invariably fade and he ends up saying or doing really stupid things, in this case, even sinking into the sea. In fact, Peter's a lot like us—both when we are at our faithful best and also when we are at our worst. Like him, sometimes, our faith is strong. We may even believe Jesus when he says that with faith we can do whatever he can do.
But then there are those other times, when we start to wonder if it really is true, if God really could, or would, or does empower us to live the same kind of empowered life that Jesus lived. And like Peter, when we doubt it, often we too say and do stupid things. We engage in wars, we believe that there's not enough land, or love, or even enough God to go around. We horde it all to ourselves, and weighed down we start to sink into the deeps of our own lives. Or, perhaps we believe that we are not worth much, or that we can't accomplish much, or that our lives are of little consequence. We believe that we are limited, and then we act like we are limited. But when we have faith—when we reach out and grasp Jesus' hand, God's hand—usually we find that once again we are able to walk, full of the power and the life of God, as Peter was, and most especially as Jesus was so long ago.
The truth is, we can't really know what exactly happened out there on the sea. Whether Peter could really walk on water. We can't even know how exactly it was that Jesus did so, as the evangelists report. But what we can know is what this story is trying to tell us: that the Jesus whom the disciples followed, and whom we follow today, was and is none other than the embodiment and the extension of God in our midst, the great I AM, who lead the people through the sea to safety. Jesus was filled not only, and even not primarily, with superhero powers, but with God's power, the power to love, and to heal, and to transform life, reaching out and drawing us ever closer, ever nearer to God's self. And we learn that as much as this is God's power so, too, is it our power, or at least it can be, if we accept it, if we believe it, if we believe and trust that we are who Jesus says we are. If we reach out and grasp the hand that is seeking to draw us in and draw us up, to keep us afloat, and to fill us also with the ability to love, and heal, and transform life, whoever we are, where ever we are, in whatever unusual or unsuspected circumstance we may find ourselves—empowered, emboldened, and filled with the life and the presence of God.
So, let us pray:
Give us Lord the grace to walk by faith, through every storm of life to keep our eyes on you. And when we fail to see, or start to sink, stretch out your hand to raise us up. So may we learn to hold to you through good and ill, until we come to the haven where we would be, in everlasting joy and peace. Amen.
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On Dec 23, 2004, at 2:18 PM, Jim Lynch wrote: > I'm investigating search engines and have started to look at Lucene. > I have a couple of questions, however. The faq seems to indicate we > can't do searches and indexing at the same time. Where in the FAQ does it indicate this? This is incorrect. And I don't think this has ever been the case for Lucene. Indexing and searching can most definitely occur at the same time. > We have currently about 4 million documents comprised of about 16 > million terms. This is currently broken up into about 50 different > collections which are separate "databases". Some of these collections > are producted by a web crawler, some are produced by indexing a static > file tree and some are produced via a feed from another system, which > either adds new documents to a collection or replaces a document. > There are really 2 questions. Is this too much data for Lucene? It is not too much data for Lucene. Your architecture around Lucene is the more important aspect. > And is there a way to keep separate collections (probably indexes) > and search all (usually just a subset) of them at once? I see the > MultiSearcher object that may be the ticket, but IMHO javadocs leave a > lot to be desired in the way of documentation. They seem to > completely leave out the "glue" and examples. MultiSearcher is pretty trivial to use. There is an example in Lucene in Action's source code ("ant SearchServer") and I'm using a MultiSearcher for the upcoming lucenebook.com site like this: Searchable[] searchables = new Searchable[indexes.length]; for (int i = 0; i < indexes.length; i++) { searchables[i] = new IndexSearcher(indexes[i]); } searcher = new MultiSearcher(searchables); Use MultiSearcher in the same manner as you would IndexSearcher. You can also find out which index a particular hit was from using the subSearcher method. As for your comment about the javadocs, allow me to refer you to Lucene's test suite. TestMultiSearcher.java in this case. This is the best "documentation" there is! (besides Lucene in Action, of course :) Erik --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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By Sal Ruibal, USA TODAY
For Team Slipstream/Chipotle, the road to Paris passes through the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar.
With last year's closure of Lance Armstrong's eight-time Tour de France-winning U.S. Postal/Discovery team, Slipstream/Chipotle is now the top American squad on the major league UCI Pro Tour.
But waving the Stars and Stripes isn't enough to get the argyle-wearing squad from Boulder, Colo., into the big show in France.
ASO, organizer of the Tour de France, has steadfastly resisted any efforts to give up its right to select which team and riders will compete in the race. So even a strong showing in the Pro Tour might not be enough to guarantee a starting spot when the biggest bike race in the world pushes off from the Atlantic coastal city of Brest on July 5.
Hoping to make a good impression, team director (and former Postal rider) Jonathan Vaughters has brought his team to this week's Tour of Qatar. Vaughters attended the ASO's presentation of the 2008 Tour route in Paris last October and predicted "there might be some argyle on the Champs-Elysees."
The team has already been given a spot in the Tour of Italy in May.
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Slipstream/Chipotle finished Sunday's first-stage team time trial just two seconds behind winner Quick Step, a talented Belgian-based team that includes former world champion Tom Boonen, called the Tom Brady of bicycling because of his winning and looks.
After Wednesday's fourth stage, Slipstream/Chipotle was in ninth place overall, 9 minutes, 14 seconds behind race-leading Quick Step. Chris Sutton, an Australian riding for the American team, is six seconds out of first place in the young rider classification and third overall in points. The race ends Friday with a 74.5-mile stage.
"We have shown that we are one of the strongest teams out there," Sutton told Cyclingnews. "I think that was proved today."
The team is not without solid Tour de France credentials. Riders David Millar of Britain and Dave Zabriskie of California have won Tour stages with other teams and worn the overall leader's yellow jersey.
Millar, who in 2004 received a two-year suspension from the Pro Tour for using EPO, has become a high-profile advocate for anti-doping efforts. The team has a sophisticated anti-doping program that includes global tracking of riders and the creation of individual biological performance profiles that can signal possible doping activity.
ASO officials have said they are impressed with the team's anti-doping stance but have given no assurances about a wild-card spot.
"We look on with interest at their project," Tour director Christian Prudhomme told VeloNews before Sunday's opening stage.
"Their philosophy of how they run their team is in line with ours, on the same path that is the future of cycling. They have quality riders. We look positively on what they are building."
In or out
Amgen Tour of California officials say all 17 teams registered for the Feb. 17-24 stage race have submitted their rider rosters for scrutiny by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and UCI, the world cycling federation.
Under toughened anti-doping rules instituted this year, riders must be certified that they are not under investigation of doping.
The lists will not be returned to the Tour of California until next week, but there is already speculation about which riders might not make the cut.
Teams can substitute a rider if another is rejected because of a doping investigation. The names of dropped athletes will not be made public.
Rock Racing Team owner Michael Ball has raised controversy by hiring several riders who have served doping suspensions, such as American Tyler Hamilton, who won an Olympic gold medal in Athens but was found to have had an illegal blood transfusion at the 2004 Tour of Spain.
Ball issued a pre-emptive comment about his team's intentions Tuesday.
"On the eve of the premier U.S. stage race, the 2008 Tour of California, Rock Racing wishes to express its deep commitment to (keep) the sport of cycling and racing clean," the statement read.
"To us, supporting professional cycling and supporting clean sport are one and the same. Racing fast, fair and clean is the bedrock philosophy of this team. This core philosophy will take us to victory at the Tour of California."
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Bangalore, Aug 22: There were speculations that VVS Laxman did not enjoy the support of India captain MS Dhoni. And to suggest that all is not well between the two, the captain was not invited by Laxman to his house dinner when the Hyderabadi decided to host Sachin Tendulkar and others on Wednesday.
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On the eve of the first Test between India and New Zealand in Hyderabad, Dhoni was asked by a journalist at a press conference whether he was invited by Laxman to his house. The captain's reply was "No."
Dhoni's answer would obviously indicate to something wrong between the batsman and the wicketkeeper.
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Crescent moon tattoo allowed the monk to take the form and substance of shadows. This did not allow him to pass through objects such as doors, but objects would pass through him. The tattoo could only be activated in a place where there were possibilities for shadows (i.e. a dimly lit room etc), and when walking in a room the monk must say close to walls like a true shadow. The use of this tattoo was very painful. [1]
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|[jira] Updated: (HADOOP-4664) Parallelize job initialization
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-4664?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Devaraj Das updated HADOOP-4664: -------------------------------- Resolution: Fixed Hadoop Flags: [Reviewed] Status: Resolved (was: Patch Available) I just committed this to the 0.20 branch and the trunk. > Parallelize job initialization > ------------------------------ > > Key: HADOOP-4664 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-4664 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: mapred > Reporter: Matei Zaharia > Assignee: Jothi Padmanabhan > Priority: Blocker > Fix For: 0.20.0 > > Attachments: hadoop-4664-v1.patch, hadoop-4664-v2.patch, hadoop-4664-v3.patch, hadoop-4664-v4.patch, parallel-job-init-v1.patch > > > The job init thread currently initializes one job at a time. However, this is a lengthy and partly IO-bound process because all of the job's block locations need to be resolved through the namenode and a map of them needs to be built. It can take tens of seconds. As a result, the cluster sometimes initializes jobs too slowly for full utilization to be achieved, if there are many small jobs queued up. It would be better to have a pool of threads that initialize multiple jobs in parallel. One thing to be careful of, however, is not causing deadlocks or holding locks for too long in these threads. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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This incredible tattoo has turned this woman's back into an alethiometer from the His Dark Materials trilogy. In the story, there were also four needles on the device that a person used to get answers to a question. First, you lined up three of the needles on the right images, then you thought about your question, and eventually the fourth needle would swing to the answer. You have to wonder if this is still a work in progress with the hands planned as a later addition.
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