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Cambria CA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
63 Properties Found
The median home value in Cambria, CA is $689,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $543,000.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Cambria, CA is $689,000.
Approximately 49.46% of Cambria homes are owned,
compared to 19.56% rented, while
30.98% are vacant.
Cambria 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 Cambria real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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6460 Buckley Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Kellie & Assoc Kellie Williams
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One of the truly exceptional properties in Cambria offering an abundance of privacy immersed in nature. Behind a gated entry, this private refuge is on 1.3 acres with a recently remolded home and detached guest home. The tree studded acreage has a gentle topography abound with wildlife such as deer, turkey and much more. Newly added wood ceilings and hardwood flooring highlight the open living spaces. The newly installed french doors provide access to the expansive, approx. 1150+/- Square feet, of private decking that wraps around the exterior. The gourmet kitchen opens to an additional living area with cozy wood pallet walls and a new freestanding fireplace bringing your guests close to the open kitchen for social ease. For additional entertaining, there is a sun room and formal dining room with a wine cellar, just a short trip below. The home flows easily towards the bedroom wing and offers 3 large bedrooms and beautifully remolded bathrooms . The master prides itself on a wonderful soaking tub looking out a bay window into the forest and redwood grove. A detached guest quarters with kitchen area and additional bathroom adds charm and function to this peaceful haven. Gray water system included. Square footage includes guest house, sun room. Section one termite work has been completed. Furnishings available for sale. This home is a licensed Vacation Rental.
1680 Linden Court Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Barnes & Associates Sotheby's Bill Matthes
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Great location. You'll enjoy the beautiful views of the Santa Lucia mountains and ranch lands, while also enjoying the open space around this home. Peaceful cul-de-sac street, with only a few houses. Spacious 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, open floor plan with a bedroom/bathroom on both levels, vaulted ceilings, skylights, fireplace, large decks, 2 car garage on a 4,308 square foot lot.
5081 Windsor Boulevard Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Gold Coast Realty Cambria William Carson
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"It's all about the View!" I've heard that once in awhile. Location counts too. This Park Hill home is the 4th home from the Ocean, located on the Ocean side of Windsor. An easy walk to the beach or if you have time, stroll out on the Ranch Preserve, a highlight of Cambria. A couple could live here all on one level when you are in the home. I don't know why, but the steps into the home seem effortless to me. Another bonus is the fully equipped guest unit with separate entrance. Oh and did I mention the huge Panoramic Ocean view deck. This spacious home (seller thinks it is 3,200 sq ft) is in near perfect shape and comes furnished. Could go on and on about the home, but You must see the Ocean View. It's a "10".
Courtesy: San Luis Obispo Realty Sarah Weber
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This lovely, single level, 1200sf home plus 576sf studio is on the market for the first time! Situated just blocks above Cambria's quaint West Village, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths plus an open living, kitchen, and dining area. The multiple picture windows throughout the home capture ocean and hillside views from most every room. Relax on the expansive view deck with its built-in seating areas. The bright studio was added in 1992 and boasts beautiful ocean views, newly refinished wood floors, a kitchen with separate eating bar, and a full bath. Don't miss out on this versatile and unique property. Information not verified.
1860 Tully Place Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Re/Max Pines by the Sea Jennifer Lawson
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Custom built, well maintained four bedroom, three bathroom 2270 square foot home on a 14,000 square foot street to street lot with a sunny, secluded artists studio in the spacious garden. If you are seeking privacy this may be the one! Many beautiful built-ins including three queen size Murphy beds. House was built in 1996 and then the north side of the house was added on in 1997 ~ separated by one interior door with individual exterior entrances. Two water heaters and two heaters~ one for each side, making this a very unique property. Other features include cathedral ceilings, indoor laundry room, mini bar, plenty of outdoor living space to enjoy the wooded view, chair lift, workshop in garage. Terraced block wall garden with multiple flagstone pathways. Additional APN included with the sale ~ 3,933 square foot totaling 17,933 square feet! Generator, 1500 gallon water storage tank and two garden sheds. Wooded views in a quiet Lodge Hill location.
Courtesy: Breen Realty Richard Breen
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Enjoy spectacular ocean views from nearly every room in this lovely 3,200+ sq.ft Park Hill home! Just a short walk to either the ocean front bluff park, Fiscalini Ranch, Shamel Park, or downtown Cambria.
1435 Berwick Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Barnes & Associates Sotheby's Michael Barnes
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This immaculately maintained 3 bedroom & 2.5 bathroom Lodge Hill home offers artistic design and a comfortable floor plan. Featuring beautiful wooded views and private outdoor space this custom home has over 1700 square feet of living space and is sited on an oversized double lot parcel in a very desirable neighborhood. The inviting step-down living room features a modern styled fireplace, and extensive built-ins. Beautiful aggregate flooring leads to the formal dining area which is ideal for entertaining, complete with sliding doors out to a viewing deck. The sunny kitchen offers a built-in banquette for additional seating, along with stainless steel appliances & ample storage. A laundry room and powder room along with access to the attached garage are also located at the main living level. At the upper level two guest bedrooms and a full guest bathroom are perfect for hosting family & friends. The private master suite includes an adjoining office / meditation space, along with an en-suite bathroom. This beautifully designed & maintained home extends warmth & style for either full or part-time living – a must see property!
2850 Ardath Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: The Real Estate Company of Cambria Bob Kasper
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You must see one of Cambria's first cottages. This cottage dates back to 1936, and as the years go by it just seems to become more and more charming. It is cozy and lovable and only a few minute drive to the beach. This cottage and its beautiful gardens sit on a sunny 5,250 SF lot. It has been loved by its current owners for many years. Its charm makes this cottage full of potential, whether it's a weekend get-away or the beginning of your transition to life on the wonderful Central Coast. It has one bedroom with a walk in closet, a full bathroom, a living room with a wood burning fireplace, and a kitchen with a dining area. The wrap around deck and the gardens are perfect for enjoying the outdoors. The garage is big enough for a car and yet has some additional room for storage. The lot is big enough to allow creativity and opportunity for the new owner. Truly a must see..your cottage by the sea awaits!
2431 Sherwood Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Richardson Prop. Christie's In Chris Richardson
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This unique Big Sur Modern oceanfront home is constructed with poured-in-place aggregate concrete and redwood in a playful series of hexagons. Built in 1968, at the height of mid-century modernism, this is one of iconic local designer Warren Leopold's architectural masterpieces. Details include stained glass windows with thinly sliced agate inserted to add detail and whimsy, a two-story turret, hexagonal rooms accentuated with whitewashed redwood, skylights and dentil work throughout. Wraparound decking and secluded patios create an intimate setting for entertaining. The seaview kitchen is adjacent to the unique indoor-outdoor bar and to the living room and its built-in window seats, fireplace, and expansive ocean views. Repeating the hexagonal theme, the master bedroom features a large domed skylight, fireplace, and wraparound windows that allow sweeping views of the coast from south to north. The en-suite bath includes an ocean view jetted tub, separate shower, and large dressing room and closet. There are two additional bedrooms, each with en-suite baths. One is outfitted with a fireplace, the other a private entry which could be used as an in-law or au-pair suite. A successful permitted vacation rental, this unforgettable home has tide pools just steps below its deck. One block from Fiscalini Ranch oceanfront bluff, it is minutes away from restaurants and shops. Hearst Castle, Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal rookery, and world-class wineries are within a short drive.
Courtesy: Barnes & Associates Sotheby's Stephanie Rowles
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This lovely, single-level, spacious home is on the market for the first time! Featuring two spacious bedrooms, two baths, with the master having access to the rear deck leading to the enclosed back yard. Nestled in a woodsy, neighborhood of high-end homes, there are sheltering, mature Coastal Oaks and native plants both in the front and back yards. There is an attached, two-car garage with a small storage shed. Single-level living, in a private, peaceful neighborhood. This home with your creative touches and upgrades, can easily become your perfect Cambria full-time home, or occasional getaway. Affordable with so much potential, must see to appreciate!
Courtesy: Re/Max Pines by the Sea Lance Morales
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This incredibly charming home sits in the middle of a six lot parcel (consisting of 3 APN's.) creating an opportunity of privacy, gardening or creativity. The home has been lovingly cared for and is in fantastic condition. The master bedroom is on the same level as the living area; it has two closets and a front deck with beautiful views. The master bathroom has both a shower and a bathtub. The large living area also has beautiful views from the spacious windows, wood floors, a fireplace, and vaulted ceilings. Open to the living area, is a dining room with a glass door to the expansive back deck and a fantastic kitchen with wood floors, many cupboards and a kitchen sink with views to the deck. Built-in bookshelves and a fireplace mantel create display areas. There are two additional bedrooms and a bathroom downstairs. Numerous storage cabinets and the laundry area are located in the two car garage. This home has has a very quaint, easy-living style, and is in move-in ready condition. There is a detached shed great for storage.
200 Harmony Ranch Road Cambria, CA 93435
Courtesy: Navigators Real Estate Jay Chiasson
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Largest Oceanfront Property for sale with New Construction in San Luis Obispo County! Half way Between Cayucos & Cambria. Imagine driving home in your new Tesla X over a gently rising crest of the coastal hills to your very own private 40 acre Oceanfront Estate. After 3 years the achievement is a 2017 "permitted" 3000 sqft Santa Barbara style Contemporary Home with all the conveniences of modern living. The design incorporates an enclosed 2000 sqft courtyard which looks through glass walls to the open ocean. Watch the sunsets falling over the crashing waves from the cloistered gardens. The Single level floorplan takes advantage of the indoor and outdoor living, has an open kitchen to expansive great room, a Master suite w/den, a media or bedroom and additional bedroom suite. There is a detached Guest suite as well. Living here, you are with Nature. Sounds of Birds, wind thru the trees and the crashing waves throughout the night. Stroll your private bluff alongside the deer, explore tidepools in the cove, and enjoy the truly undeveloped coastline for what it is. There are 15,000 Gallons of water storage, a well and whole house U/V treatment. And of course, a New Tesla X included in the Sale!
Courtesy: The Real Estate Company of Cambria Casey Hosman
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The "Belle of the Ball" on Top of the World!! Tastefully renovated with class & real living in mind... this beautiful 3 bedroom / three bath, PLUS the guest unit of 1bedroom/1bath RETREAT has lovely ocean views in a forested & sunny setting. Newer SS appliances, granite counters with a broad balcony off kitchen for enjoying the mountain views behind. Also to brag about are other delightful outside areas to enjoy with fruit trees abounding! Apples, Hass avocados, figs and more... There's a two-car garage with newly & beautiful sealed floor. Fresh, Clean and Ready - this house is a winner!!
520 Hastings Street Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Breen Realty Richard Breen
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Located in the desired Park Hill area, this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home, has white water ocean and mountain views from nearly every room! Also has a vacation rental license! All high end materials were used in construction, including copper accents, wood flooring, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, & two fireplaces. Large southern exposure IPE hardwood decking off dining room. Ocean view deck off of Master suite. Tandem two car garage. To many amenities to list!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Central Coast Tari Haberfield
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Spectacular location overlooking the West Village for this Happy Hill home featuring ocean views, sparkling city lights and dazzling sunsets. This spacious 2300 sq ft home with upper level living areas offers great room style living, dining and kitchen. Features include wood floors, vaulted ceilings, tiled kitchen with breakfast bar, freestanding fireplace, bay window, separate den/office with powder room and large space expanding deck. With four bedrooms on the lower level, the master suite enjoys it's own deck and bath with dual vanities and clawfoot tub. The generously sized fourth bedroom includes an attached bonus space that is ideal for a game room or even fifth bedroom. With easy access to town and Moonstone Beach, this total package is a fantastic opportunity that won't last long!
1845 Berwick Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Platinum Properties Craig Nunes
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Welcome to 1845 Berwick located in the wonderful Lodge Pole area of Cambria. This beautifully renovated 3 bedroom and 2 bath home also has ocean views off the deck and interior views as well. The new kitchen is stunning and includes new shaker cabinetry, subway tile, farmhouse style sink, solid surface counters and stainless steel appliances. The charming color combinations of the white cabinetry, soft gray wall paint and rustic engineered wood flooring are fantastic together. This home is sure to please, so come take a look fast!
375 Orlando Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Barnes & Associates Sotheby's Laura McKinney
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Newly Reduced Price! Beautiful custom beach house on Marine Terrace! Quality updates from top to bottom in this 2100 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath house on triple lot. The setting is steps from the ocean and Fiscalini Ranch with views from both levels. New windows fill the house with light and warm oak hardwood floors flow through the first level. Easy living floorplan includes an open great room warmed by gas fireplace set in local stone. Separate den space with large picture window. The kitchen features a chef's 6 burner range, granite, farm sink, custom tile backsplash, walk-in pantry and quality stainless steel appliances. The bar counter can hold four stools and can be for breakfast or toasting the chef. Two double doors lead from dining area and kitchen to large deck and patio which is an entertainer's dream space. Master bedroom has ocean views from each corner with wood floors and custom remodeled en suite bathroom and walk in closet. A downstairs bedroom and renovated bathroom with convenient laundry space makes this house work well on the ground level. Finished two car garage and water recovery system keeps landscaping attractive through the seasons. Patios, decks, fencing and mature plantings create a lovely setting for this stylish home. Come and relax in this move-in ready Cambria seaside beach home.
315 Bristol Street Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Gold Coast Realty Cambria John Dunn
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Gorgeous Tuscany home with huge panoramic ocean, white water, coastline views. There are three large bedrooms, two full baths, each with a double vanity and a conveniently located half bath off the living room. Recently remodeled to include a new roof, Santa Barbara hand troweled stucco exterior, carpeting, counters, hardscape and landscape. Did I mention the 48' in ground pool(a rarity in Cambria) with wireless remote controlled water features? Along with a custom outdoor kitchen with $7000 in FireMagic products alone, "leathered" granite counter and bar, and tumbled travertine decking. This super Park Hill location affords it's guest and easy walk to the ocean, Moonstone Beach boardwalk and the restaurants of the West Village. This is a LICENSED vacation rental property, and it's an entertainers delight with a huge temperature controlled wine cellar. Other features include an EASYTURF putting green, a stone and glass enclosed natural gas fire pit, and motorized skylights. The laundry room is HUGE! Tons of cabinets and storage space; the previous owner used it as a craft room. The finished 2-car garage is wired for TV, music, compressed air, and retractable electric cords, and has abundant storage. An in ground, commercial grade 20' sectioned (easily removable!), bronze aluminum flag pole is yours for holiday flags or simply flying Old Glory! Oh by the way, while you are in the garage load your grocery bags into the motorized dumbwaiter and send them up to the kitchen pantry
240 Chatham Lane Cambria, CA 93428
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Monday, 12/4 11:00-2:00PM
Courtesy: Re/Max Pines by the Sea Donald Doyle
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Wonderful home located in the exclusive Moonstone Beach area just steps to the Moonstone beach boardwalk and restaurants. With 3240 sq. ft. this home provides a great space for family and friends. The four bedrooms each have en suite baths with an additional main floor powder room. Enjoy ocean views from the open concept kitchen, dining room and living room and invite your guests to enjoy the well appointed wine cellar accessed from the living room. An oversized two car garage and a wrap around deck complete the package.
Courtesy: West Coast Properties Kirk Najarian
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Very unique Cambria property. The main home offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, loft, and large open living area. There is an apartment below the main home (permit unknown) and there is a detached 2-car garage with workshop attached and an office or game room above the garage with a 3/4 bath. (permit unknown) This home is in need of significant repairs.
383 Croyden Lane Cambria, CA 93428
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Saturday, 11/25 12:00-3:00PM
Courtesy: Barnes & Associates Sotheby's Betty Malone
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One of the Central Coast's most spectacular ocean & coastline views awaits you at this stunning Happy Hill home. Expansive unblockable whitewater views from Shamel Park & the Santa Rosa Estuary to Moonstone Beach, and panoramic views extending north to the San Simeon Point & Piedras Blancas Lighthouse make this custom home truly one-of-a-kind. This architecturally inviting three story floor-plan was designed to take advantage of its unique south-facing cul-de-sac location and features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an office / art-studio, an updated kitchen, formal living & dining areas both with fireplaces, and a family room/den with extensive built-ins. Multiple viewing decks throughout the home provide wonderful outdoor living environments – including a built-in BBQ and a Hot-Tub. The large back yard has its own 'secret garden', room for a dog-run, and is complete with a charming custom-built garden / potting shed. Special features abound in every room – including antique doors with leaded glass, hardwood flooring and beautiful white & blue water views from every level. The oversized laundry / 2nd office area with closet could easily be used as a 4th bedroom, and the spacious attached 2-car garage provides ample storage. Ocean view serenity and an 'in-town' yet private location, along with a thoughtful spacious floor-plan await you – a Cambria Dream Come True.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Kellie & Assoc Bruce Howard
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Pride of Ownership in this custom built ocean view Cambria home! Top of the Hill! Sweeping Ocean Views Forever! Magnificent Curb Appeal with this Jim Glitch built home. Open "Big Sur" style stairwell tower. Main Living Area "Great Room" with custom Ocean View windows, an Ocean View Deck, Living, Dining Area, Kitchen, and Bedroom #2. Ocean View Master Suite on top floor with an attached Ocean View Office/Nursery/Sitting Area. Entry and 2 car garage on ground level. Several outside deck areas, most with sweeping Ocean Views. Light, open feeling throughout with new paint interior and exterior, new carpet, new roof, new light fixtures, pest certification. An absolute Cambria Custom Residence!
612 Exeter Lane Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Kellie & Assoc Kellie Williams
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Add sweeping ocean views to a Leimert Estates parcel and you have a rare find! The coveted neighborhood is comprised of larger parcels and quiet pine forests, and this majestic, custom 4,200+/-SF home offers privacy and elegance on over one half acre, beautifully landscaped. The French Country style provides a grand entry with a custom crafted front door, cathedral ceilings, a sweeping staircase, and inlaid stone floors. The formal living room features a wood burning fireplace, built-in bookcases, French doors, custom beam ceiling and wood floors. The kitchen offers a 10' granite slab island, stainless steel sinks, Viking gas stove, new built in refrigerator, wine storage, breakfast bar and exposed wood beam ceiling. It opens to the expansive family room area, with stone floors and several windows showcasing the ocean blue. The formal dining room, with garden views, is just right for intimate dinner parties. There are 4 en-suite bedrooms, each with marvelously appointed baths, trim, fixtures and hardware. The upper floor contains the very large master suite rooms, with fireplace, plus a 5th bedroom, office/gym or media room. Each level of the home has large verandas overlooking gardens and wonderful ocean views. Every detail on this exquisite home was thoroughly considered, and it must be seen to appreciate the quality.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Kellie & Assoc Bruce Howard
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Beautiful sweeping white water ocean views and views overlooking the Fiscalini Ranch, a 400+ acre preserve on the cliffs overlooking the ocean... views to Hearst Castle and Otter Cove... a charming 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath immaculate Cambria home, recently updated, vaulted cedar ceilings in the great room upstairs, unblockable ocean views from upstairs windows, ocean view deck for watching the whales and sunsets over the Pacific Ocean... also overlooking a Cambria treasure, the Fiscalini Ranch, hiking trails, ocean bluff trails, benches, a couple houses away from the entrance, a block to the ocean... low maintenance, with a bonus basement for storage and a possible work area. Some of the best ocean views on the coast in a charming, affordable coastal hide-away.
8383 Lone Palm Drive Cambria, CA 93428
Courtesy: Jack Posemsky Real Estate Jack Posemsky
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Casa Pacifica. Exquisite Ocean Front Dream Home approx 8700 sqft on 15 (+-) acres. Located next to Hearst Ranch preserve between Cambria and San Simeon on the Central Coast of California. 1000+ feet of sandy beach. Woodruff Construction highest quality home, all the amenities you could imagine, endless horizon views, totally private. Ag zoned, plant crops, garden, bring your pets, livestock, horses. Enjoy bluff top sunset walks. Nothing else like it on the Central Coast.
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What's new in Project Server 2013 upgrade
Applies to: Project Server 2013
Topic Last Modified: 2014-07-25
Summary: Learn about key changes and considerations when you upgrade to Project Server 2013.
Upgrading to Project Server 2013 differs in many ways from upgrading to previous versions of Project Server. When you upgrade to Project Server 2013, it is important to consider the following:
Database-attach is the supported method for upgrading to Project Server 2013
Upgrade from Project Server 2010 to Project Server 2013 includes database consolidation to a single database
Upgrading from Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2013 involves two major steps
When you upgrade to Project Server 2013, database-attach upgrade is the only supported method. Database-attach upgrade lets you attach your required databases to your Project Server 2013 farm, and then upgrade the databases. Database-attach upgrade requires you to install a "destination environment"—a Project Server 2013 farm.
|In-place upgrade (where the Project Server binary files are upgraded on the same hardware) is not a supported method for upgrading to Project Server 2013.
When you upgrade to Project Server 2013, you are required to use the following databases from your Project Server 2010 environment:
Project Server 2010 Archive
Project Server 2010 Draft
Project Server 2010 Published
Project Server 2010 Reporting
SharePoint Content database containing the Project Web App site data
|When you upgrade to Project Server 2013, full database-attach upgrade (sometimes referred to as "five database-attach") is used. This means that the SharePoint Content database that contains the Project Web App site data, and the Project Server 2010 databases, is required for upgrade. The SharePoint Content database must be used, or else project details pages and workflows will not function. Also, all project workspaces will not be available, along with associated documents, lists, risks, issues, and deliverables.
Project Server 2013 architecture has been improved to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) for database maintenance. In Project Server 2010 and Office Project Server 2007, each PWA instance hosted a majority of its project data on the four Project Server databases (Draft, Publish, Reporting, and Archive). When you upgrade to Project Server 2013, your four Project Server 2010 databases are merged into a single Project Web App database (default name: ProjectWebApp). The reduction in the number of databases required to run Project Server 2013 equates to a reduction in the costs to maintain, update, back up, and plan for disaster recovery for your Project Server 2013 data.
|For information about recommended hardware requirements for your database tier in Project Server 2013, see Hardware and software requirements for Project Server 2013.
There is no direct upgrade path from Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2013. When you upgrade from Office Project Server 2007, you must first upgrade to Project Server 2010, then upgrade the required databases to Project Server 2013.
For information about how to upgrade from Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2010, see the following resources:
Upgrade and Migration for Project Server 2010 TechNet Resource Center: This site contains links to all Project Server 2010 upgrade technical content on Microsoft TechNet.
Microsoft Project Server 2010 Upgrade SuperFlow: An interactive Help file that you can download and install on your local computer. It contains the Project Server 2010 TechNet upgrade content set, made viewable to the user through logically organized category tabs and sequential data flow objects.
Note the following in regards to Project Professional and Project Web App client compatibility to Project Server 2013:
Project Server 2013 will only accept connections from Project Professional 2013.
Project Web App users in Project Server 2013 will be able to use the all browsers that are supported for use with SharePoint Server 2013. These include the following:
Internet Explorer 10
Internet Explorer 9
Internet Explorer 8
FireFox 10
Mac Safari 5
Google Chrome 17
|For more information about client connectivity, see Plan for upgrade to Project Server 2013.
The release of Project Server 2013 is also paired with the release of a new service in Office 365 for enterprises, Project Online. With Project Online in Office 365, all operational maintenance is handled through an online service that is hosted in Microsoft datacenters. Project Online in Office 365 delivers full Project Portfolio Management (PPM) capabilities (Demand Management, Portfolio Management, Resource Management, Reporting, and so on). Portfolio managers, project managers, and team members can access Project Online from anywhere with an Internet connection.
Project Server 2010 customers may want to upgrade from their on-premises environment to Project Online in Office 365. Upgrading your on-premises environment to Project Online in Office 365 is done through 3rd party tools. For more information about available 3rd party tools, see the MSDN blog post Want to test-drive Project Online? How to migrate data from on-premises to Online.
The following are current known issues that occur when you upgrade to Project Server 2013:
Upon completing the upgrade from Project Server 2010 to Project Server 2013, if you click New in the PWA ribbon, you only see the Basic Project Plan Enterprise Project Type (EPT). You do not see other project types that are available in Project Server 2013. The workaround for this issue is to manually add the Project Server 2013 EPTs. For more information about this workaround, see Post-upgrade tasks (Project Server 2013).
When you upgrade your Project Server 2010 databases to Project Server 2013, your Project Server 2010 databases must be in native mode (not backward compatibility mode). If your Project Server 2010 databases are in backward compatibility mode (BCM) when you upgrade, you may experience some issues (such as missing pages) with your sites after upgrade, because BCM is not a supported feature in Project Server 2013. For more information about this issue, see Prepare your environment for an upgrade to Project Server 2013
Note: For more information about backward compatibility mode, see Project Server 2010 backward compatibility mode.
If your Project Server 2010 Published database contains resource accounts in which the
WRES_Accountfield contains an empty string (expected value is NULL), upgrade of this database will fail. We recommend that you check for this condition before attempting an upgrade, especially if you had upgraded resource accounts from Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2010 in the past. If your upgrade to Project Server 2013 fails because of this condition, you cannot use the same copies of your Project Server 2010 databases to fix the issue and retry upgrade. You must restore the original Project Server 2010 databases to the SQL Server, fix the condition, and then retry the upgrade.
To check for this condition, run the following SQL script on the backup copy of your Project Server 2010 Published database:
Use ProjectServer_Published select RES_Name, RES_TYPE, RES_ID from MSP_RESOURCES where WRES_ACCOUNT =''
If accounts with this condition are found, run the following SQL script on the same database to fix the accounts:
Use ProjectServer_Published Update MSP_RESOURCES set WRES_ACCOUNT = null where WRES_ACCOUNT =''
If you have additional questions, try the Project forums. The Project forums give you the chance to have your question discussed by other participants, Project MVPs, and Project community experts.
If you would like to provide feedback on this article, choose the Yes or No option for Did you find this article helpful? located at the end of this page, and then type your feedback in the box that appears.

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This coming weekend is the first time that recruits will be able to take official visits in about a month. Five-star Damian Prince is taking advantage of that by flying south to visit South Carolina Gamecocks.
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"I leave on Friday with my uncle. Everything is still good with South Carolina," the 6-foot-5, 292-pound Prince said. "I talk to Coach (Shawn) Elliott, Coach (G.A.) Mangus and Coach (Steve) Spurrier all the time. Things are going well. I'm just happy to be able to go down there and see everything for myself.
"I think we're going to a basketball game. It's going to be different because usually on visits I'm around the team and see what they do in the pregame. This is my first time taking a visit that wasn't a game day, so I guess I'll just hang out with my host and some of the players. Na'Ty Rodgers is going to be my host."
Rodgers and Prince have friends for a while and grew up not too far from each other.
"He has been telling me that it's different from home and there is a different atmosphere," Prince said. "It's definitely a football town and the people there really like the football players. He also said the coaching staff is great and they really care about you. We've talked about how it compares to home."
The Gamecocks have a great opportunity to make Prince feel welcome in Columbia.
"I'm really trying to figure out how I fit in," he said. "The biggest factors for me are how I fit in and if I fit in. It's a little different being in the south than it is being in the north. I just want to make sure I feel comfortable there. There isn't really anything specific that will tell me that. It's just a vibe I'll get when I'm there."
Prince and Jalen Tabor always said they wanted to go to school together, but that seemed impossible after Tabor eliminated Maryland. Now that Tabor has flipped his commitment from Arizona to Florida, their dream of playing together could still happen.
"I knew Jalen's switch was coming," said Prince. "It definitely plays a factor for me. I'd be lying if I said it didn't. My best friend going to a school I'm considering is going to help. I will say that we are picking schools based on different factors. We both do want to play early, but his coaching staff situation is different than mine at Florida. Jalen's choice will play a small factor in my decision. It just needs to be the right decision for me."
Prince also has an official visit to Florida on Jan. 31, but before he goes on any visits he is hosting a number of coaches on Thursday.
"Coaches from Florida are coming to my house on Thursday morning and coaches from South Carolina, Penn State, Auburn and Maryland are coming to my school," he said. "Penn State and Auburn have a shot with me. (Penn State) Coach (James) Franklin might come down. I'm not making them any promises. I was upfront with them and told them I have my three schools that I'm looking at, but I will listen to what they say. There is a chance things will change on Thursday but not much. There is a chance I schedule another official visit."
South Carolina, Florida and Maryland are Prince's top three schools.
Adam Friedman is the Mid-Atlantic Region football recruiting analyst for Rivals.com. You can click here to follow him on Twitter.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. Cypress Semiconductor Corp. is looking for a stronger position in the image-processing market with the acquisition of Belgium-based FillFactory NV announced Tuesday (June 22).
Under the terms of the acquisition, Cypress will pay $100 million in cash for IMEC spinout. The transaction, which is expected to close in the third quarter, will add a possible $25 million to $30 million this year to Cypress' projected revenues of $1.1 billion, according to Ralph Schmitt, executive vice president for sales, marketing and business development.
But that small additional revenue stream, Schmitt reckons, will likely be closer to $250 million by 2007. "We see a quick growth path," he added.
The market for CMOS image sensors growing at the expense of CCDs is expected to increase from $500 million in 2004 to $1.2 billion in 2007, according to market researcher iSuppli Corp. (El Segundo, Calif.). Camera phones represent the immediate target of opportunity, said Schmitt. iSuppli estimates a 49-percent compound annual growth rate, but Schmitt said cellphone customers like Nokia and Motorola have been asking for process-compatible add-ons to Cypress' high-speed memory products.
(Instead of asking how memory might be added to an ASIC image processor, Cypress engineers are now contemplating how an image sensor could serve as the front end of a memory.)
Automotive applications are another targeted area for CMOS image sensors, and are expected grow 59 percent annually, according to iSuppli. By 2007, each car could have as many as 20 or 30 image sensors, Schmitt said.
FillFactory's products, which are based on proprietary pixel architecture, include a 13.85-megapixel sensor used in Kodak's new DCS line of professional digital cameras. Another FillFactory product is a 100-x-135 mm sensor used for mammography applications. One of the world's largest image sensors, it takes up the bulk an eight-inch wafer.
Other products include radiation-tolerant sensors for aerospace applications, such as star trackers, and synchronous shutter sensors with very-high readout rates for use in high-speed scientific image analysis.


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Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that infielder Michael Young has chosen to retire rather than continue playing in 2014.
Young was considering suiting up for the 2014 season, preferably for the Dodgers, but chose spending time with his family over another grueling season. The 37-year-old will end his 14-year MLB career with a career .300 average and 2,375 hits.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
The Dodgers continue to try to convince Michael Young to hold off on retirement to be the team's second baseman, per Mark Saxon of ESPN Los Angeles.
The Dodgers signed Cuban infielder Alexander Guerrero to a four-year, $28 million contract in October to be the team's starting second baseman, but Saxon notes the team is wary of Guerrero's ability to field the position. The 37-year-old continues to weigh his options, but he recently intimated that he'd return to the Dodgers if he did decide to play next season.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times reports that Michael Young is still undecided on whether he'll retire or return for a 15th season.
According to Hernandez, Young noted that if he did decide to return that it's a "safe bet" it would be for the Dodgers. The 37-year-old infielder has had a terrific career, but he'll have minimal fantasy value in 2014 even if he does decide to return.
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Rangers general manager Jon Daniels confirmed Saturday that they are not looking at Michael Young to fill their utility role.
He did admit that the team considered him this offseason, but believes there are many other teams that would give him an opportunity to play more. The Dodgers remain in contact with the veteran infielder and the Yankees have expressed interest as well.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times reports that the Dodgers are "still talking" to Michael Young.
The Dodgers wouldn't mind having Young back as a backup infielder, but the 37-year-old is reportedly considering retirement. The Yankees have also expressed interest in Young, who batted .279/.335/.395 with eight homers and 46 RBI in 147 games last season between the Phillies and Dodgers.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that Michael Young is "strongly considering retirement."
Rosenthal writes that Young has received interest from four teams, including some decent offers, but he's intrigued by the possibility of spending more time with his family. The 37-year-old hit .279/.335/.395 with eight homers and 46 RBI in 147 games last season between the Phillies and Dodgers.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
Andrew Marchand of ESPN New York reports that the Yankees have expressed interest in free agent infielder Michael Young.
The Yankees are simply doing their due diligence and exploring all options in the event that Alex Rodriguez's suspension is upheld. They are also considering bringing back Mark Reynolds, potentially to platoon with Kelly Johnson at the hot corner.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
The Brewers are showing interest in Michael Young for their first base opening, sources tell FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal.
The Brewers have also been linked to Ike Davis as they continue to search for a replacement for the departed Corey Hart. Young isn't a prototypical first baseman, but the Brewers don't project to go far this upcoming season and could just be looking for a stopgap for 2014 at this point. The Dodgers and Rockies are also still in the mix for the 37-year-old.
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CBS Sports' Jon Heyman report that the Yankees are interested in Michael Young and Brian Roberts.
He also mentions Mark Reynolds, which he had reported on Sunday. It's unlikely that the Yanks would view Young or Roberts as legitimate full-time options at second base, but it's possible they could share the position with Kelly Johnson if the club is unable to land a bigger name at the position.
Michael Young 3B FA 4 years ago
Buster Olney of ESPN reports that the Dodgers are considering re-signing Michael Young to be their everyday third baseman.
Olney notes that it's looking increasingly likely that Juan Uribe signs elsewhere which has increased their desire to sign Young. They currently have Hanley Ramirez slated to play third, with Dee Gordon at shortstop and Alexander Guerrero at second base. Due to that uncertainty, it may be wise to re-up with the versatile Young. The 37-year-old hit .279/.335/.395 with eight homers and 46 RBI in 147 games between the Phillies and Dodgers in 2013.


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The head office of Aerzen China in Shanghai, inaugurated on 13th October, shows how important the Asia Pacific market is for AERZEN. A new building was constructed with spacious production, office and social facilities. 150 guests came to the official opening, among them customers, suppliers, government representatives and colleagues from Aerzen China and from Germany. "Our guests were impressed by the quality of the building", says Klaus-Hasso Heller, who planted four trees together with Managing Director Bernd Wöhlken, Chuck Lim (Managing Director Asia Pacific) and Sam Hoo (Managing Director Aerzen China) on the occasion of the inauguration.
The new location of Aerzen China offers enough space for further expansions and is therefore a strong basis for dynamic development in the entire region. Growth potential include, for example, our applications in waste water treatment, as in populous Asia a tremendous amount of waste water must be purified. "We are already now the first choice concerning many applications. But in order to continue to develop the market, an even more sustainable strategy is necessary. We want to explain to our customers that we do not only offer excellent products, but also provide comprehensive solutions", says Chuck Lim.
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The Ophelia Theatre Group in Astoria, New York is seeking talent for its production of "Rockabye Hamlet," a rock opera.
"Rockabye Hamlet" is based on the classic Shakespeare tragedy and tells ths story of Prince Hamlet, who plots revenge on his uncle for killing his father.
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EMILY's List Releases Top Five Targets For 2012
The pro-choice women politician's advocacy group is ready to get the 2012 campaign rolling.
Editor's Note: This piece was updated at 11 AM Eastern to change Rep. Colin Peterson to Rep. Jim Oberstar. We regret the error.
The reelection video from President Obama yesterday may have been the official kickoff of the 2012 election season, but for me, it takes some of my favorite advocacy groups picking their key races to really get me excited about another election.
Especially when one of their key races is in my state.
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EMILY's List, a group dedicated to supporting Democratic women candidates who support abortion rights, selected a set of five Republicans, each from different states, and each of whom have a major, Democratic woman candidate to have entered the race.
Reps. Charlie Bass (N.H.), Chip Cravaack (Minn.), Paul Gosar (Ariz.), Joe Heck (Nev.) and Allen West (Fla.) were the five GOP lawmakers put "on notice."
"These Republican freshmen ran saying they'd focus on jobs," said EMILY's List President Stephanie Schriock. "But when they got to office they pulled a bait-and-switch on voters. Instead of creating jobs, they've worked tirelessly on an anti-woman, anti-family agenda that takes away women's rights and freedoms.
Seeing Cravaack's name on the EMILY's List action plan has especially sweet connotations for those of us who are pro-choice activists in Minnesota. Carvaack barely snuck into office riding a wave of anti-incumbency sentiment, as well as a large bag of money from anti-choice groups who attacked his predecessor, Democratic Rep. Jim Oberstar, incessantly over being "anti-life" because of his health care reform vote, despite the fact that in every other instance Peterson consistently voted against a woman's right to choose.
Now, the Minnesota district is greatly unhappy with their new representative, and the time is ripe to get another Democrat back into the seat. If that seat switches into a pro-choice Representative's hands after decades of it being held by an anti-choice politician, well, I just may have to thank the Susan B. Anthony List personally for opening up the door by pushing Peterson out.


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If you haven't submitted your recipes for this year's cookbook contest, you have until tonight at midnight. You will need to hurry if you want to be included in our 25th anniversary edition.
Categories are Main Dishes; Desserts; Salads and Side Dishes; Slow Cooker; Money Saving Meals; Salad Dressings, Sauces and Marinades; and Celebrations (which includes your favorite recipes for parties and entertaining).
Recipes must be created or modified by the person submitting the recipe or a member of that person's family.
The winner in each category will receive a $50 grocery store gift card and a $50 restaurant gift card. The grand prize winner will receive a $250 grocery store gift card.
Every entrant will receive a large grocery tote bag, and in honor of our 25th anniversary edition, every 25th entrant will receive a $25 restaurant gift card.
A winner will be chosen in each category and those winners will be required to prepare their dishes and bring them to the TIMES NEWS office in Mahoning Township, where a panel of judges will declare a grand prize winner.
Each winner will be featured in this year's cookbook with his or her recipe, a photograph and a brief biography.
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THE former boyfriend of a woman accused of murdering two children in an arson attack has denied the fire was set over a drug debt, a jury has heard.
Amjad Khan was giving evidence at Oxford Crown Court today in the trial of Fiaz Munshi, whom he was in a secret relationship with.
Munshi denies murdering eight-year-old Anum Khan and her brother Majid, 15, both Amjad's siblings, in a fire in Magdalen Road, Oxford in 1997.
Amjad was jailed for three and a half years in 1997 for plotting to sell heroin and was in prison when the attack took place.
The court was told he had been arrested in Headington after being sent on a deal by friend Haroon Sharif.
Defence barrister Stephen Kamlish said that Sharif had visited Amjad in prison the day before the fire was set.
During the visit, the court heard, Amjad had been asked about a stash of drugs and money.
Mr Kamlish said: "The following argument occurred because Haroon Sharif wanted his money that you were still holding, £8,000 had been mentioned."
Amjad replied: "No, that was not mentioned. There was no such thing."
Mr Kamlish said Amjad played his part as a drug dealer down and lied about his involvement in drug dealing, saying he was not as "naive" as he made out.
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Poorer families in the Harborough district are set to benefit from a funding boost to help reduce the impact of high fuel prices in the cold weather.
The cash fund of £387,000, generated by Harborough District Council, can be used for a number of energy-efficiency measures helping to cut household energy bills.
The council says hundreds of families in the district could benefit from a whole raft of improvements.
Council house residents, housing association properties, private tenants and homeowners can all apply for assistance.
The energy saving and fuel poverty reduction measures available include:
*Cheaper energy-saving improvements (installation of hot water jackets, pipe lagging, draught proofing, lost-hatch insulation)
*Improving energy-saving/safety of central heating systems (installation of heating control packs, fitting of thermostatic radiator valves, free boiler servicing for 40 homes, emergency boiler repairs, power flushing for heating systems)
*'Jam-Jar' account schemes providing a one-off £150 donation to cover energy bills (120 properties)
*Expert 'Green Deal' energy assessment surveys (up to 225 district households – not restricted to low-income families)
*One-to-one debt/budgeting advice from a Citizens' Advice Bureau project officer
In addition, the council is to pump £40,000 into a boiler replacement scheme (benefiting ten Harborough homes), reduced debt payments of up to £350 for 20 Harborough homes (on pre-paid meters and with debts of over £500) and emergency one-off deliveries of oil and petrol to poorer households.
The council has secured the cash by winning a £3million bid submitted on behalf of a group of Leicestershire local authorities to the Government's Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Cllr Janette Ackerley, the district council's environmental spokesman said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for low-income households to get additional help to make their homes warmer and to reduce energy bills. The Government has given us a very limited time to spend the money and all the works will have to be completed by the end of March. Funds will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis so I urge people to get in touch with us now."
Harborough's share of the money must be spent by April, with the council now inviting householders and businesses which could benefit from the energy-efficiency measures to get in touch.
Residents wanting to apply for help should email warm homes officer Jonny Hodgson at email@example.com or phone him on 07786 276557.
The Government's Green Deal scheme, allowing people to pay for energy-efficiency improvements through savings on their energy bills, was launched on last month (January).
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Police are investigating a scene in Morgantown, where a man was found dead in a liquor store parking lot.
Witnesses said the victim is a white male who is around 20 years old who they believe lived in a nearby town.
Witnesses told RTV6 that the man died of an apparent gunshot wound after efforts to save him in the parking lot failed.
The scene was at the liquor store on the corner of State Road 252 and 135, in the heart of downtown Morgantown.
Morgan County Sheriff Robert Downey told RTV6 the liquor store was not involved in the homicide.
Downey did not give any information about potential suspects, but local residents told RTV6 that police could be looking for a red flatbed truck and a possibly armed man.
A resident who lives on a nearby street said he was shocked by the incident.
"I've lived here for 53 years and I've never in my life seen anything like this here, ever," he said. "It's strange. I've traveled all the surrounding counties during my working life and I've seen it in other places, but never anything like that here."
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The Air Tech Challenge radically changed the face of tennis shoe design. The shoe's debut during the era of Andre Agassi's acid washed, blonde mulleted glory meant that some especially vivid color palettes were deployed.
NikeLab offers up a subdued, but fashion forward and sophisticated take on the Air Tech Challenge II. An all-black upper features a mix of suede, nylon, and laser cut leather.
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Leyland, La Russa espouse 'we all' philosophy
Leyland, La Russa espouse 'we all' philosophy
By all indications, Tigers' player personnel routinely rub elbows with one another while not rubbing the next guy the wrong way. It's not the happiest place on earth; that's in nearby Orlando. But with all the good stuff happening with this collection of talent, happiness is living comfortably here in Central Florida.
A division championship and a quick ouster of the Yankees hardly are old memories for this team. Its members smile easily. And lockering in this smallish clubhouse are the 2011 American League MVP and Cy Young Award winner, the 2011 batting champion and a 27-year-old human boulder who led the other league in home runs five years ago.
The Tigers have the kind of high-profile, high-production personnel that George Steinbrenner liked to collect in his earlier -- and greedier -- days as the Prod of the Yankees. And for now they all seem to get along.
Fielder and his mighty swing locker on one wall, five stalls down from Miguel Cabrera and his .344 average. And around the corners are Justin Verlander and his 2011 hardware and Jose Valverde, the flawless -- for one season at least -- reliever. They are dominating players. More than that, they are engaging players. Veterans and kids. Pitchers and third basemen. Players of different ethnic backgrounds. In this clubhouse they speak the same language.
"And each one of us makes it easier on the other guy," Verlander said on Sunday. "Prince comes to us, and we have so much talent here, he doesn't feel like he has to be the best player in the world. The way we hit, I know I don't have to be perfect. I like to pitch deep into games, but with our bullpen, I don't have to. And we have that man over there [Cabrera]. He makes life easier for all of us."
When Verlander says "all of us," his sentence covers more than four players. To hear manager Jim Leyland tell it, the pitcher is speaking about at least four dozen men.
Leyland's lips formed the curl of a smile as he discussed what he believes is a critical component in the Tigers' equation.
"It all starts with talent, and you've got to play the game right," Leyland said. "But if you get along with each other, it helps. And I really think l we all do."
Tony La Russa, a man familiar with baseball success, is Leyland's close friend. La Russa is in Tigers' camp these days, observing and getting his March fix of the game that still stirs him. Retired, relaxed and dressed in civvies, La Russa is an unofficial and unpaid consultant with a quite flashy resume. Once Leyland was his apprentice, but no more. Now they are essentially equals, even if La Russa has more jewelry.
La Russa and Leyland discussed the importance of the philosophy "We all do" at length on Saturday both during and after the Tigers' workout. Each believes in making each person in camp an appreciated contributor.
"Some day, in the course of 162 games, everyone makes a contribution," La Russa said, omitting no one -- the trainer, the clubhouse attendant, the utility infielder, the no-hit starter and the burly first baseman.
"It's preferred with some teams," he said. "It's required with other teams." La Russa required it of his White Sox, A's and Cardinals teams. Leyland has demanded it of the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies and Tigers teams he has managed.
"You hear it all the time, getting 25 guys to pull together," La Russa said. "If you want to win, you have to have it."
But it's more than 25.
"You invoke cohesion," La Russa said with a serious expression. This is a man who breaks bread with Bobby Knight and Bill Parcells, a man who has the confidence of retired Lieutenant General Hal Moore. "You make sure to include everyone who's not a player. Anyone who impacts the team. You need everyone to have the sense that what he does matters so he can feel respected and part of the team.
"You promote the team concept at every turn, at every level. Not in a too subtle way. You make them believe that everybody is needed. And the reality is that everyone is needed. What you're trying to accomplish is not easy. But even if you win 82 games, it's the same principle. The environment isn't as strong if it's only two of three people doing it."
Leyland carried on from there, saying, "We're lucky now. We have [men of character]. Men with good faces. Obviously, I don't have a good face, but I think I have good relationships here. There's a feeling that I think comes from me and the staff that we respect the players. Our hearts are in the right place. I think that makes a difference when you're trying to have people believe in the thing and pull in the same direction.
"It starts with ability. At this level you can't win without it. But you won't win with it unless your people are together."
Marty Noble is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Dave Barnes: Stories to Tell
There are some stories for Barnes that aren't simply worth telling. At least not here.
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Stories to TellLabel: Razor & Tie
US Release Date: 2012-03-13
UK Release Date: 2012-03-13
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Dave Barnes is a Nashville-based artist who is familiar to those who follow contemporary Christian rock. His sixth album and fourth for Razor & Tie, Stories to Tell, sees Barnes moving into somewhat more secular territory by recording for the first time in Los Angeles with producer John Fields, who has previously worked with none other than the Jonas Brothers. That's notwithstanding the fact that this is the first album recorded with keyboard swells and syncopated percussion in great abundance. So, Stories to Tell is a very adult contemporary affair, the sort of thing that has ambition to be played on the Top 40 with its 11 songs usually hovering at that radio friendly three-minute mark. While the album is immaculately produced to a well-varnished sheen, and sounds like the lite pop that ruled the roost in the late '80s (think Amy Grant), Barnes is really little more than a Jack Johnson imitator with songs usually built around gently strummed acoustic guitar lines. In fact, Barnes puts the word soft in the soft rock genre, and whether or not this is your kind of thing is going to depend on whether or not you have to scoop the kids up in time for them to make their soccer practice.
For the rest of us, Stories to Tell is a kind of bland, cardboard-y type of record with the same cookie-cutter songs that aren't really hooky or memorable, save for one song on the album. "Heaven Help Me" is a great stab at the sort of late '70s AM gold that Hall & Oates might have penned. However, that's really it. The rest of the record runs into a kind of latter-period Phil Collins-esque lite rock territory. And being Christian, Barnes pumps his lyric sheet with references to things like sin and prayer – the word "forgiveness" is even (possibly over)used in the first two songs – though, thankfully, he doesn't come out with his Bible swinging too heavily. However, Barnes begs, borrows and steals from pop culture: "Seventeen" even begins with the same girl-about-to-leave-town imagery used in Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'". And, sometimes, Barnes winds up writing pop songs that sound like the sort of thing that Justin Bieber might sing. Not good. In the end, you want to give Barnes high marks for making what is utterly a pure pop album, but that conversely means that it is utterly disposable and forgettable. Perhaps, I suppose that means there are some stories for Barnes that aren't simply worth telling. At least not here.


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New to group...Need help with Cooking lol
I thought this would be a good group for me to join I really dont love to cook but want my boys to be good eaters..I would like if I can get some tips and recipes on healthy food and then some yummy quick food to.. That would be super awesome
Welcome to the group, I hope you find lots of great ideas!
lol I hope so I was thinking about taking some cooking classes
I enjoy cooking and do so pretty much every night. The first thing is to relax and don't stress out. ( I watch my hubby cook and he gets all twiterpated and that's when things go wrong) I have found tons of recipes on pinterest, usually I follow the recipe as posted the first time and then tweak it to our tastes.
I love my crock pot! It's the best when it comes to easy cooking! I make alot of casseroles too... They are quick and easy. How old are your boys? I like to make a list of all the meals I plan to make through out the month. I make sure to have some of our favorite meals on the list but add a few new things to try each month that way we dont get tired of the same thing over and over again. If something is a hit I keep it in mind to make again in later months! If your boys are old enough they might like to help you make a list like this! I've read kids are more excited to eat if they help plan the meal!
Welcome! I love cooking! I make almost all our meals at home and rarely repeat the same dish twice in a month! I am sure you will get tons of ideas here.


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14 Days in Japan
Im planing a trip for 14 Days in Japan could you please make coments of what I have planed? , make suggestions if I need to skip things or add things .
Is going to Kyto faster from Takayama or Kanazawa or about the same ? Do you think I can add Kanazawa in my Itinerary?
From Osaka to Nahoshima how many hours will take me to get there ?
I am going to HIroshima from Kyto in one day and one night is it enough time to visit HIroshima and Miyajima ?
Tokyo day 1 to 6 days
(NIkko , Kamakura and Hakone)
Takayama day 6 to 7
Kyto 7 to 10
Hiroshima 10 to 11
Osaka 11 a 12
Nahoshima day 12 to 13
Osaka 13 a 14
Tokyo 14 al 15
For this would I need to buy the 14 Day of the JR pass?
Thank you
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Travel from Kanazawa to Kyoto is a lot faster than from Takayama, so adding it would not add a lot of travel time and I think Kanazawa itself is determinately worth checking out, even if it is for only one day.
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Just as teachers return to their classrooms after a long summer away to finalize agendas and ensure the number of textbooks corresponds with class sizes, athletic directors have been busy arranging for their athletes' preseason arrival.
Next week before the 2012-13 academic school year begins, public high schools throughout the state will open their gym and locker room doors to welcome back fall athletes. Just as teachers return to their classrooms after a long summer away to finalize agendas and ensure the number of textbooks corresponds with class sizes, athletic directors have been busy arranging for their athletes' preseason arrival.
For most ADs, the list of to-dos is roughly the same: collect paperwork (e.g., emergency contact information, permission slips and physical forms) and register athletes, finalize game schedules, confirm game officials, make sure that fields are properly prepped and lined, organize uniforms, and communicate the expectations and rules to players and coaches. With only a few days remaining until the athletes report, many are scrambling to complete these tasks.
"There's a constant buzz in here right now," Medway AD Rob Pearl said. "Today I am organizing uniforms and getting ready for my presentation tonight to the athletes, parents and coaches. I'll go over the expectations and collect the forms so that I can work on the rosters and have them ready for the coaches next week."
One of the most pressing concerns for ADs is the safety and welfare of their athletes. Some preventative measures being taken include speaking with coaches and athletes about how to best prepare for the potentially hot and humid weather conditions, providing athletes with the latest protective equipment, and adhering to the new state guidelines governing required physical forms.
"Our athletic trainer spent some time last night speaking to the athletes about how to hydrate," Milford AD Rich Piergustavo said. "Hydration is a big concern. We also circulated an educational piece on the proper steps (for hydrating). Fortunately, we have a veteran group of coaches who know how to prepare the athletes."
While ADs rely on their coaches and trainers, they also understand that the severity of weather conditions can sometimes outweigh any enacted precautions.
"It's my decision on whether or not to cancel practices, which we've never had to do," said Pearl. "But once it gets above 90 degrees a turf field can get anywhere from 12 to 20 degrees hotter. If it's 90 degrees out there, it's well over 100 degrees on the turf. In those instances, I would decide to move practices to grass fields and have the coaches go easy. It's about limiting the time on the field if it gets that hot."
The issue of concussions is also a growing concern among ADs. As additional information becomes available about the long-term implications of head trauma, ADs are taking more safety measures to ensure the well-being of their athletes.
"We've really made an effort to ramp up with the latest equipment," Hopkinton AD Eric Karjel said. "We have top-of-the-line concussion proof helmets. We're basically trying to do everything possible to keep our kids as safe as possible."
One of the biggest changes affecting ADs this year is the parameters around which physicals are deemed valid. According to rule 56.1 of the MIAA handbook, a physical exam, which is necessary to participate in high school athletics, covers the student for 13 months from the exam date. This differs from last year when a student only needed to have a valid exam as of the first day of the season. Now if a student's physical exam expires during the season, they won't be allowed to participate.
"This puts quite a bit more work on the ADs to make sure that the physical exams are up-to-date," said Wellesley Raiders AD John Brown. "We all keep our databases, but now we need to add info for when a student's physical expires and then make sure to remind the parents that they will need to schedule their child for a new physical exam. It's a big change administratively, but if we stay on it managing it shouldn't be a problem."
With schools scheduled to officially open either just before or after Labor Day, every AD seemingly faces their own unique set of challenges. When to hold introductory meetings or how best to orient new coaches are two such issues on which ADs' approaches differ. However, what remains constant is their kinship and willingness to collaborate.
"Athletic directors have to coordinate so much amongst ourselves," said Karjel. "It's a little different from a principal that gets their building ready for the start of school. We have to be ready and know that the school on the other end is ready."
It's kept them busy in the summer months.
"The fact that we are not in school gives us a little more time to prepare when compared to the winter and spring seasons," Piergustavo said. "I think this extra window really helps us."


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ATLANTA - Thirty days ago when MSL Management began organization of a combine that was held Saturday at Georgia Tech, little did they know that it would attract as many of the Peach State's stars as much as it did.
Sure MSL expected a great turnout, but almost all of the 200-plus players that showed up had enough talent to keep recruiting coordinators from all over the nation happy.
But there were a few stars that stood out above the others.
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At the top of the list had to be Stone Mountain (Ga.) Stephenson linebacker Josh Johnson. Johnson, ranked as the nation's No. 5 inside linebacker and a four-star player by Rivals.com, looked as impressive in person as he does on film.
He had the long arms and amazing build that you seen in linebackers with a 6-foot-2, 220-pound plus frame.
And with a top five of Miami, Oklahoma, Georgia, Auburn and Florida State, it's easy to see by watching him work out and competing in the combine's one-on-one drills.
He was fluid in the linebacker drills and would have had little problem sticking to the receivers or running backs, but he had to leave early because of time constraints.
But Johnson wasn't alone in the impressive department.
Two of the nation's fastest and one of the nation's strongest prospects were on hand also.
Receiver Will Judson of Tyrone (Ga.) Sandy Creek had made a name for himself after clocking in at 4.28 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the Georgia summer camp and many of the other kids at the camp were talking about him before the timing session of the combine.
He didn't disappoint again.
Instead of running a 4.28 time, Judson clocked in at a 4.20-second time. He did this not only once, but twice and was caught at the time on three different stopwatches.
"That was my goal," said Judson, who is also one of the Southeast's top sprinters, too.
"I came out here and wanted to impress everybody, and I guess I did."
The 5-foot-9, 165-pound Judson might not be the biggest guy as far as size, but his speed and athletic ability is starting to open up the eyes of college coaches.
He has offers from Western Michigan and Delaware, but bigger programs like Georgia Tech, Louisville, North Carolina, Marshall and Georgia are starting to show him a lot of interest. But you can bet now that he's run repeated times that might be the best in the entire nation, you can be sure that more programs are going to check him out.
Judson had just 367 receiving yards, but added 1,000 yards on kick and punt returns. He also used his excellent speed, quickness and first step to block six field goals.
The other speedster that blewup at the MSL Combine was Riverdale, Ga., cornerback Jerome Touchstone. Ranked as a three-star player and a 5.5 Rivals Rating, Touchstone continues to impress and show that he's one of the fastest players in the Southeast.
Touchstone, who is interested in Arkansas, Alabama, LSU, Clemson and Florida, clocked in at 4.45 in the 40-yard dash and a sparkling 6.88-second time in the figure eight drill. The 5-foot-9, 175-pound Touchstone also looked solid in the defensive back drills, but it was his speed and his golden track spikes that made him standout.
"I have offers from Arkansas, Alabama, LSU, Clemson and Florida has offered me in track," Touchstone, who has a top 100 meter time of 10.6 seconds, said. "I want to go to a school where I can do both sports. I was interested in Georgia, but not really anymore. I've heard that they have a lot of problems with their athletes."
William "Trey" Brewer of Marietta (Ga.) Osborne had told Rivals.com reporters that he had a 445-pound bench press and that he had broken several national and state records for bench-press.
Those numbers sound impressive, but they couldn't be accurate right?
There is no way that a kid can put up 445 pounds, right? Wrong.
Brewer, who measured in at 5-foot-11 and 222 pounds, put up 46 repetitions of 185 pounds before he clocked in at 4.6 seconds in the 40. Brewer could have probably put up 50 reps, but about halfway through the drill he had to pause and allow his spotter slide the weights back toward the center of the bar.
With an offer from Alabama on the table, Brewer took another big step toward establishing himself as one of the Southeast's top fullback prospects at the event.
There were quite a few other players that stood out making MSL's first combine ever a smashing success:
-A few years ago, Tucker, Ga., running back Jabari Davis was known for some of the nation's biggest biceps.
But he now has some competition.
And leave it to a family member to provide the challenge. Many of the players at the event on Saturday couldn't stop talking about Atlanta Tri-Cities athlete Tristan Davis and his huge guns and he definitely had pythons that would have made both his cousin, Jabari, and Hulk Hogan jealous.
Tristan said Tennessee and Florida are the two early leaders on his list and the three-star athlete that is ranked at No. 20 at his position has offers from both teams.
-Auburn quarterback pledge Calvin Booker of Atlanta Mays was on hand and looked good during passing drills and he without question passed the eyeball test. His teammate, cornerback Jabari Marshall, also was impressive with a 4.45-second time in the 40.
-Auburn fans don't have to worry about three-star running back prospect Brad Lester from changing his mind. He was very clear to everybody that would listen that he was heading to Auburn, no ifs ands or buts.
"Auburn really likes smaller running backs, and I think I fit in really well," Lester, who looks like he's gotten even stronger than when Rivals.com observed him last football season, said. "We got a lot of calls, faxes and e-mails from coaches when they found out that I had committed early. I get the feeling that it's not going to stop this fall when they can call again, but I'm very happy and solid with my decision. It's what I know the best."
-Tyrone (Ga.) Sandy Creek running back/cornerback Phillip Hyde definitely also passed the eyeball test. Hyde already has an offer from Middle Tennessee State on the table and is going to be a solid prospect to keep your eye on, especially after a strong showing Saturday
-Another one of the top times from the even came from Atlanta Booker T. Washington running back/cornerback Isaiah Gay. Gay, who is 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds, clocked in with a 4.34 second time.
-Three-star linebacker Leland Jones was one of the many players that had tattoos at the event, but his tat has to go down as one of the most impressive.
Just like he is on the field.
Along his left bulging bicep was a red and black tattoo of the Tasmanian Devil with a cyclone at the bottom spinning down his arm.
But his tattoo wasn't the only thing impressive, Jones more than passed the eyeball and physical tests – which explains why he already has offers from Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, LSU and Vanderbilt.
-Decatur (Ga.) Southwest Dekalb defensive tackle Frank Morton was in a good mood Saturday.
No, it wasn't because he was blowing it up during the timing portion of the MLS Combine.
He actually did that during the defensive line drills, but it was getting to meet with Rivals.com recruiting analysts that made him the happiest.
"I wanted to shake the hands of the guys that do the rankings," Morton, who is still leaning heavily toward Ohio State and if Ohio State makes an official offer that's where he'd go, said.
"I was really pleased where I ended up at. I liked it. I liked it."
For the record, Morton is ranked as the nation's No. 35 defensive tackle and a three-star prospect by Rivals.com.
-Along with Judson and Touchstone, several others had impressive 40-yard dash times:
Grayson athlete Kareem Togba turned in a 4.33 and his teammate Zach Johnson nailed a 4.39-second time.
-C.J. Barrows of Powder Springs (Ga.) McEachern was a little disappointed when Rivals.com ranked him as a safety instead of a running back.
But the idea of making the move in college is starting to sink in.
"I kind of like it," he said.
"A lot of schools have talked to me about it and I'm going to talk to my coach about letting me play there some this season. I do want more touches on offense and I've played some corner before, but I wouldn't mind going out there and blowing people up."
Barrows also gets Rivals.com as the nation's No. 1 future comedian.
He spent most of the time trying unsuccessfully to convince the other players at the event that he has a career in modeling.
-Another Stone Mountain Stephenson stud to watch for this recruiting season is outside linebacker Ja Ja Walker. Walker definitely has the body to play D-I football and is going to make the move from defensive end in high school to linebacker in college.
Rivals.com will have more coverage of the first ever MSL Combine on Monday, including a more in-depth look at the revolutionary step forward that the combine offered recruits and college coaches.


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CNN and Time poll both the convention states and find President Barack Obama ahead in Florida and a very close race in North Carolina:
The Florida survey indicates that 50% of likely Sunshine State voters are backing President Barack Obama, with 46% supporting Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The president's four point advantage is within the survey's sampling error. According to the poll, independent voters in Florida are divided.
"President Obama has a huge lead in the Democratic strongholds near Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beach. Mitt Romney has almost as big a lead in the northern part of the state. The two men are currently battling to a draw in the I-4 corridor where most Florida elections are won or lost," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. ...
...In North Carolina, the CNN/Time Magazine/ORC poll indicates a dead heat, with 48% of likely voters supporting Romney and 47% backing Obama. Among independent voters, Romney has a 13 point lead.
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The latest setback in Europe's financial crisis is sending stocks sharply lower. The S&P 500, the benchmark for most U.S. stock funds, slumped to its lowest level of the year.
Markets fell worldwide after Greece said it will miss deficit reduction targets it agreed to as part of its bailout deal. Concerns Greece is closer to defaulting on its debt overshadowed a stronger reading on U.S. manufacturing.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 258 points, or 2.4 percent, to 10,655. The S&P 500 lost 32, or 2.8 percent, to 1,099. The Nasdaq composite plunged 80, or 3.3 percent, to 2,336.
Nine stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was heavy at 5.8 billion shares.