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"...inefficiencies and inconsistencies in the way information is managed and used"
A bit off topic, but this reminds me of an amusing statistic I read many years ago (back in the late 80's / early 90's I think). It was a study conducted by Fujitsu (if my memory serves me correctly) which concluded that 70% of all data stored (whether it be on a computer, on paper, whatever) is effectively irretrievable, or the cost of retrieval outweighs the value of the data.
I wonder if this has changed at all. And in which direction?
You said what ?
We won't dwell on the problems here in terms of user productivity....Paragraph that didn't go far enough
The bottom line is that we have far to many people looking at stats, who have a poor grasp of the subject and spend their entire time trying to improve the stats, not the underlying business issues. That leads to the coalface workers working to improve stats not improving performance or solving problems.
This leads to massive fail, good tools to enable this are not such a smart idea
Tools Exist!
Have a look at Peepel.com It is an extensible collaborative framework incorporating Db with sophisticated logic and distributed processing capacity.
The paradigm is clearly shifting. A few monolithic minds may still hold forth that they are the only people capable of analyzing data, but as the "medium is the message" makes its way into academia it becomes "Data is more powerful than the study". Increasingly data is being repurposed and taken into consideration in ways unimagined by the data collector, much to our advantage.
What is being called "ERP" is actually now capable of wholistic simulations of previously intangible phenomenon.
I'm completely excited by the interoperability of data between entities and the novel conclusions now possible.
Freedom sounds too open ended. Yes it is free, and yes it is being 'trapped' more often by more people. Many to many relationships with children of children is the new data paradigm in our integrated world and I hope it ties so many factors together that the 'business world' finally realizes that peace is the answer, pollution is poor design, profit means more than money.
Our world can't wait any longer. We are the solution.
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Hmm maybe there is a reason why few investments carry the risk of a small company in an emerging market like China. Of course the transparency in China is crap and lying hell you are lucky if you don't invest in a company in this market that poisons infants to get ahead. You expect this in such a market and I bet this idiot wasn't saying crap when the stock was going up like a rocket a few years ago. No sympathy whatsoever. Now we need to do a better job of making sure this crap doesn't happen in the developed western markets so we maintain our edge and keep the jobs where people care somewhat about things like human rights, the environment, and labor laws.
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Yeah, companies in China (not all of them of course, but a lot) are run by greedy, short sighted people, who's ethical values fall short of a rats. I've known many people come here with the hope of making money, only to be fleeced by their so called Chinese 'partners' who are after a quick buck.
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It's possibly to make money here, but you have to know the market, and you MUST have a totally reliable local partner. Really, like your spouse or something. Either that or be a multinational company.
So, his capitalistic investment in communist China didn't work out so well? Shocking. I tend to invest my money in countries where I can drink the tap water and that have something resembling freedom of speech and of the press. Why invest in a country where even their business news is reviewed by a political officer before being printed?
... their practices are just like any other company's then?
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"you are lucky if you don't invest in a company in this market that poisons infants to get ahead."
While this maybe true, I don't think US companies are much better. Coca Cola were ion trouble in Belgium for selling "poisoned" drinks a few years ago.
Back to the story: Being "optimistic" with the truth seems fairly common practice and as the guy knew that 90% of the business was based on a contract which was up for renewal he should have taken The9 assurance with a large pinch of salt.
communisum is dead?
sounds like china is whole-heartedly embracing capitalist business models from the looks of things.
there is no way we can hold this up as an example of "china is crap", when we in the western world are just as guilty.
there are however, plenty of much more disturbing things going on in that part of the world than some stock holders doing some insider dealing and world of warcraft changing their server provider as a result.
just my 2 pence.
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here in the UK all investment advisors are obliged to ensure you understand that the value of your investments can go down as well as up.
Frankly taking an investment like this is just a glorified punt, he would have been better off having a spread bet on a game of 'merkin football
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Amazing the level of naivete in some executives--all they need are assurances at board meetings before risking the livelihood of their stockholders.
About the only thing a lawsuit in China accomplishes is to alert the various authorities were the money went, for purposes of recovery of course!
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asdf: "you are lucky if you don't invest in a company in this market that poisons infants to get ahead."
Matt 21: While this maybe true, I don't think US companies are much better. Coca Cola were ion trouble in Belgium for selling "poisoned" drinks a few years ago.
Very true Matt. Unethical and frankly immoral behaviour is not unique to Chinese companies.
Let's cite the example of Bayer. First, they sold HIV contaminated blood products for haemophiliacs. Then, when they could not sell the HIV laced products in the West, internal memos show that company sold the excess contaminated stock to Asian and Latin American markets as a "new heat treated product" that was free of HIV. (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contaminated_haemophilia_blood_products for a starter article).
And there is Pacific Gas and Electric, the subject of the Erin Brockovich movie, which contaminated a whole town with hexavalent chromium, then lied to them, telling them that chromium is in multivitamins. True, but hexavelent chromium is not the same chromium in pills!
And of course, big tobacco, who have for years retained a retinue to lawyers, doctors, scientists and lobbyists to make huge profits on a product that they knew was harmful.
So in the end, you have to say that some Chinese companies are merely learning from the dubious strategies of some Western companies. Nothing surprising about that. And try to keep the Sinophobia to a minimum.
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>So in the end, you have to say that some Chinese companies are merely learning from the dubious strategies of some Western companies. Nothing surprising about that. And try to keep the Sinophobia to a minimum.
I am not going to defend the business practices western companies because for one thing most of them have moved into China with reckless abandon just to embrace the wild west anything goes got to make a billion doesn't matter who dies next quarter statement only thing that matters attitude. I just have a problem with anybody that thinks doing business in China is exactly like doing business in Western Europe or USA and expects the same rules. The fact is they still have a communist government that was setup by Mao (quite the economical genius he was killing 40 million of his own people through starvation, etc). Investors need to remember China could nationalize everything overnight, cash in and what could you do about it?
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I am currently a sophomore at EHTHS and the experience is great. I do believe the school is being underrated when it comes to the community rating because the school is wonderful. It has recently been built on and made bigger, the staff is very friendly as well. The school has academically challenging classes that have certain qualifications making then for unique students, and the academic teams here thrive. There are many sports to try out for, and each one is very successful. I can say that I like being here, and I believe that anyone moving here should be happy to be going to a school like this.
I am currently a freshman at E.H.T.H.S. and I love it! The teachers are great and the classes are challenging. There are parents and students who like to complain that the academics just are not here, but this simply is not true. For instance I am in all honors classes, including Algebra II and next year will be into AP classes, and also pre-calculus and statistics. We have great after school activities, and the academic ones such as academic challenge, FBLA, and mock trial are very competitive. Our school has many AP options and classes to choose from. At E.H.T.H.S. you actually have to work hard or our teachers will never take you seriously, ( this may be why some people complain) but in my opinion that is a good thing. As for the over crowding, it is not as bad as people try to make it sound except for during lunches. In fact, I have classes that feel like there is barely anyone in them.
I am a parent in EHT. The administration and staff are good at talking a good talk, conveying a concern for our students, but the results on the state ASK and HSPA tests are not good. The trouble is most of our parents are happy with the feel good talk from administration, rather than results.
The 'inside scoop' about the EHT High school is that the school administration welcomes parental involvement. Get involved in your son or daughter's education!
I am currently a freshman at E.H.T.H.S. I am going to be a sopohomore and well I as my first year at the highschool I loved it. I am in the process of possibly moving and I told my mom that I don't want to leave because I understand the things that that teach us and the teachers are awesome. One thing that I don't understand are the Guidance Counclers. What the heck do they do? They principals are great. The whole staff is great and so are the teachers and main office. We get only 45 min. of each class and I love this school. Some people might not like it and some people do. No matter what everyone is a concern in a teacher's eye and that is good. If you are doing something wrong, the teachers call the parents and let them know and that is good.
I'am currently a freshmen at E.H.T.H.S. and the experience so far has been okay. For instance, in between class, the hallways are over crowded and some students are late to class because of this. Also, the breakfast program does not make sense. There isn't enough time to eat. There is only nine minutes to eat, go to your locker, and to report to your first class on time. In my opinion, homeroom should be the first period so students can go to the cafeteria and have time to eat instead of eating so fast or not eating at all. Hopefully somebody can see and will take action a.s.a.p.
I am currently a senior at E.H.T.H.S. Recently, we have received a new principal. With change comes changes and the class of 2005 is experiencing this concept. Many of our senior privileges have been revoked and overall we have limited freedom to enjoy our year. It is strictly business now and it is upsetting to experience this. Yes the school is good academically compared to other southern new jersey schools but we are not perfect by all means nor enjoyable from the minds of students.
I am very please with the education my son is recieving at EH high school. His teachers communicate with me and also his guidance counselor. They are very willing to help him when needed. ANd keep me well inforned.
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Garsez named NAIA All-American, first Yote in 14 years
After leading The College of Idaho to the NAIA World Series for the first time in a decade last month, senior Izaac Garsez ended another long drought for the program on Monday.
The outfielder from Caldwell was named first team NAIA All-American, becoming the first Coyote baseball player to earn such honors since Levi Lacey did it in 1998.
Garsez - who was an NAIA All-American honorable mention last season as a junior - hit a team-best .389 with 29 stolen bases, eight homeruns and 75 runs scored this spring.
NOTE: Catcher Jarel Lewis was an NAIA All-American honorable mention. This spring the Capital High-grad ranked near the top of the nation with 24 doubles.


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It all began with one simple yet profound call to action: What on Earth have you photographed? Featuring the work of award-winning nature, wildlife, and conservation photographers from around the world—and the perspectives of Academy scientists—BigPicture puts a visual lens on the Academy's mission to explore, explain, and sustain life. August 1 – November 2, 2014
An Annual Exhibit and Competition to Inspire Protection of Life on Earth
BigPicture—the Academy's first major photography exhibit—illustrates, and celebrates, the incredible diversity of life on Earth through 45 stunning works from professional-level nature and conservation photographers. Representing 12 different countries, images were chosen from among more than 6,300 entries in our BigPicture Natural World Photography Competition, and judged by a panel of some of the most highly esteemed nature photographers and photo editors in the world.
To move BigPicture beyond a conventional gallery show, perspectives from Academy scientists were woven into the exhibit's design, offering scientific insight into the striking moments captured by photographers—and how vital such powerful images are to efforts to protect our planet.
"Visual storytelling is critical in explaining science and conservation issues to the public in a compelling and impactful way, particularly to children," says Dr. Meg Lowman, the Academy's Chief of Science and Sustainability. "Each of these photos tells an amazing story."
Meet our winners and judges on the two sections that follow, and browse through some of the incredible runner-up images in the pool below. Competition prizes include more than $20,000 in cash and photography equipment provided by BorrowLenses.com.
Grand Prize Winner
The Luckiest Penguin
A leopard seal narrowly misses a leaping gentoo penguin along the rocky shore of the Antarctic Peninsula. Leopard seals are brutally efficient killers in these icy waters, often trying to ambush penguins as they enter or leave the water. "I love photographing in the Antarctic," says Souders. "The wildlife there are quite comfortable with [human] presence. It's a wonderful opportunity to see the world in a near pristine state."
Souders has journeyed to every continent, creating images that appear in major U.S., French, and German publications. His recent work in the Arctic has drawn wide acclaim, including National Geographic Photo of the Year.
First-Place Winner: Conservation Imagery
Beast in the Garden
Boulder, Colorado records about 70 mountain lion sightings within city limits each year—likely just a fraction of the cats' actual activity. This camera-trap image pulls back the curtain on the secret world of urban wildlife and prompts us to consider what it means to live with a beast in the garden.
Heim brings a background in zoology and environmental journalism to her photography and film projects. She co-founded OK, Possum! Productions, a collective that produces media about living with wildlife.
First-Place Winner: Land Mammals
Curvy King
A herd of female ibex effortlessly darted up steep cliffs and over rugged terrain. A large male brought up the rear. For just a moment, he paused on a crag and glanced down, blending in to the ice-covered cliffs of his winter home.
An environmental scientist, Biggi works to raise awareness about lesser-known species and their roles in ecosystem health.
First-Place Winner: Waterscapes, Landscapes, and Plant Life
Snow Mountain
Collins seeks to document the ocean's many moods. With his camera safely tucked in water-housing, he floated in its waves. Fish swam underneath him and birds crisscrossed the sky above. A swell began to form on the horizon—driven by wind and rising with the morning Sun.
In 2007, Collins purchased his first camera to take photos of waves near his hometown. Now, his work can be seen in international museums, galleries, and advertising campaigns.
First-Place Winner: Invertebrates, Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, and Marine Mammals
The Ice Bear
This female polar bear peers from beneath a hole in the melting sea ice in Canada's Hudson Bay. "I was sitting in a tiny boat… The winter's sea ice was melting almost before my eyes as a heat wave had arrived all across northern Canada. As the bear looked up at me through the ice, the image encapsulated the intelligence, mystery, and beauty of the polar bear, and the many threats they face in a changing world."
Souders has journeyed to every continent, creating images that appear in major U.S., French, and German publications. His recent work in the Arctic has drawn wide acclaim, including National Geographic Photo of the Year.
First-Place Winner: Birds
Sparrowhawks hunt using the element of surprise, darting out from a concealed perch or rapidly changing direction and seizing prey in their powerful talons. Hermansen shot more than 20,000 exposures to capture this swift "decisive moment" of attack—life and death in nature.
A childhood spent outdoors fostered Hermansen's love of nature, conservation, and exploration. He has written and illustrated 25 books about the natural environment and exhibited his photography worldwide.
Jury Chair: Suzi Eszterhas
California-based wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas spends several months of the year shooting a wide variety of wildlife in the field. In recent years, she has specialized in documenting family life of endangered species and has become well known for her unprecedented work with newborn animals. Although Suzi works primarily in Africa, she has undertaken commissions and led instructional photography tours and workshops all over the world. Her photographs have been published in books, magazines and newspapers all over the world, including many feature stories and front covers.
Suzi is a fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, and has won awards in many competitions, including the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, National Wildlife Photo Contest, and Environmental Photographer of the Year Competition. Having recently become a Patron of the Sumatran Orangutan Society, Suzi also helps support the Cheetah Conservation Fund, International Rhino Foundation, Kibale Chimpanzee Project, Aviarios Sloth Sanctuary, Center for Animal Protection and Education, and other organizations.
Competition Judge: Daniel Beltrá
Daniel brings the sensibility and craft of a news photographer to the fields of nature and the environment, making images that he hopes will spur greater respect and conservation of those subjects. He has documented several expeditions by Greenpeace to the Brazilian Amazon, the Arctic, the Southern Oceans, and the Patagonian Ice Fields, among many others.
In 2006, Daniel received awards from the World Press Photo (WPP) and China International Press Photo contests for his work on drought in the Amazon. In 2007, he won again in the WPP for photos of the Amazon. In 2008, Daniel was awarded the inaugural "Global Vision Award" from the Pictures of the Year International contest for work in the Ross Sea and the Amazon. He also won in the NPPA BOP contest and the LUCIE awards.
Daniel was awarded the Prince's Rainforest Project given via the Sony World Photography Awards in April 2009. The award, granted by Prince Charles, sent Daniel for three months to the Congo, Amazon and Indonesian rainforests to create photos for a book, website and traveling exhibition about the perilous fate that the world's rainforests face. Daniel is a fellow of the prestigious International League of Conservation Photographers and in November 2009, was recognized by ABC News as its "Person of the Week" for his conservation photography. Daniel Beltrá is a Spanish photographer based in Seattle. His photos have won awards from World Press Photo, Pictures of the Year International, the Sony World Photography Awards, and the Lucie International Photo Awards.
Competition Judge: Clay Bolt
Clay Bolt is a Natural History and Conservation Photographer specializing in macro and close-up photography of Southern Appalachian biodiversity, with an emphasis on invertebrates, reptiles and amphibians. His images and projects have been featured by organizations and publications such as National Geographic, The Nature Conservancy, Scientific American, Outdoor Photographer, Audubon Magazine, BBC Wildlife and many others.
In 2009 Clay co-founded the international nature photography project "Meet Your Neighbours" (meetyourneighbours.net), which has grown to include dozens of photographers representing over 40 locations around the world. The mission at MYN is to reconnect people with the wildlife that lives within their own communities. In 2012, in partnership with The Highlands Biological Foundation, he co-founded Backyard Naturalists, whose mission is to inspire an appreciation of the natural world in children through science, art and technology.
Clay is passionate about spreading the message that a connection to nature begins at home and is always seeking out new ways to promote this concept through his photography, writing, presentations and community involvement. Please visit claybolt.com to learn more.
Competition Judge: Tui De Roy
Tui De Roy A naturalist/writer, wildlife photographer and conservationist, Tui spent her childhood in the Galapagos, educated by the islands' nature and the scientists studying it. A founding Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, she is passionate about conservation, and the important role of photography.
Her work has appeared in major publications in more than 40 countries and she has produced fourteen large format wildlife books. Ranked amongst the world's top ten international wildlife photographers, Tui has repeatedly served on the finals judging panel for the UK's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition. She is fluent in four languages and is much sought after worldwide as a public speaker.
Tui's many awards and accolades include being a Honorary Warden for the Galapagos National Park and receiving the Charles Darwin Foundation Medal for important contributions to conservation. She is currently Patron of the New Zealand chapter for Friends of Galapagos.
Competition Judge: David Liittschwager
David Liittschwager is a freelance photographer who grew up in Eugene, Oregon. Between 1983 and 1986, he worked as an assistant to Richard Avedon in New York City. After working in advertising, he turned his skills to portraiture with an emphasis on natural history subjects. Liittschwager is now a contributing photographer to National Geographic, Scientific American, Audubon and other magazines. A recent project, "One Cubic Foot," is being published as a large format book by the University of Chicago Press.
In 2008 Liittschwager collaborated with Alice Waters on the Edible Schoolyard book. In 2002 he produced Skulls and X-Ray Ichthyology: The Structure of Fishes for the California Academy of Sciences. Liittschwager's earlier books include Archipelago, Remains of a Rainbow, Witness and Here Today.
Competition Judge: Kathy Moran
Kathy Moran is National Geographic magazine's first senior editor for natural history projects. A 30-year veteran of the Society, Kathy has produced feature stories about terrestrial and underwater ecosystems since 1990, and she has edited more than 200 stories for the magazine. Her recent projects include Nick Nichols' "Giant Sequoias" and Tim Laman's "Birds of Paradise," both for the December 2012 issue. Kathy also managed the Africa Megatransect project, an award-winning National Geographic-Wildlife Conservation Society collaboration between photographer Nick Nichols and Society Explorer-in-Residence Mike Fay. The resulting stories led to the creation of Gabon's national park system and protection of more than ten percent of that county's land.
Moran has also edited several books for the Geographic, including Women Photographers at the National Geographic, The Africa Diaries–An Illustrated Life in the Bush, and Cat Shots. Kathy was named Picture Editor of the Year for her winning portfolio in the 2006 Pictures of the Year competition, and again in 2011 in the National Press Photographer's Association's Best of Photojournalism competition. She is a founding member of the International League of Conservation Photographers and serves on its Executive Committee.
Competition Judge: Klaus Nigge
Klaus Nigge is a wildlife photojournalist. After studying philosophy and art and earning a degree in biology, he worked as a biologist before he became a professional photographer in 1995. At present he works primarily for National Geographic and GEO.
In his photography he tells the stories of charismatic animal species (preferably big birds) that give a face to the threat of extinction or to their severely endangered habitats. In that pursuit he portrayed whooping cranes in the endless wetlands of Canada, European bisons in the last primeval forests of Europe, flamingos in the tropical coastlands of the Yucatan, and Saiga antelopes in Kazakhstan's steppes, among others. Klaus calls himself a "slow" photographer, returning again and again to the same places and animals thus achieving an intimate relationship with his subjects. Although the threats to nature are omnipresent, he still passionately enjoys highlighting the pure beauty of wilderness with his camera.
He has published five books: including Kamchatka – eagles, bears, and volcanoes; Adlerleben – the American bald eagle; Return of the Emperor – European Bisons in the primeval forests of Poland; Kranich – European Cranes, and Whooping Crane. Klaus is a committed member of the international wildlife photography community. As a former president of GDT (the association of German wildlife photographers) he founded the International Nature Photo Festival 20 years ago in his hometown Luenen, Germany, and still he very much enjoys lecturing at photo festivals all over the world. Klaus is a fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers ILCP.
Competition Judge: Thomas Peschak
Thomas P. Peschak is a contributing photographer to National Geographic Magazine. He leads a near continuous nomadic existence and spends 300 days per year in the field on assignments around the world. He was recently named as one of the 40 most influential nature photographers in the world. He trained as a marine biologist and retired from science to pursue a life dedicated to environmental photojournalism after realizing that he could have a bigger impact with his photographs than statistics.
Thomas began his career specializing in photographing Africa's marine and coastal biodiversity and produced three books on the subject: Currents of Contrast, Great White Shark and Wild Seas Secret Shores. He has since then significantly broadened his geographic scope and in 2009 his book Lost World on the marine environment of Aldabra was published. His latest book, Sharks and People, was released in 2013 and chronicles the relationship between people and sharks at more than two dozens locations around the world. Thomas is a multiple winner in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards and in 2011 he received a World Press Photo Award for his work.
Competition Judge: Ian Shive
Ian Shive is an award-winning conservation photographer, author, educator, film producer and environmental advocate, recognized as the recipient of the Sierra Club's 2011 Ansel Adams Award for Conservation Photography. Ian regularly works as the lead assignment photographer for numerous environmental non-profit organizations and his work has been widely published in magazines, television shows, books and advertising campaigns. Often referred to as the leading chronicler of America's national parks today, Ian's book The National Parks: Our American Landscape has remained a best-selling photography book since 2009 and has helped shape diplomacy efforts around the world through his Wilderness Diplomacy initiative, currently underway in Afghanistan.
In addition to being an active photographer, Ian is also the founder and CEO of Tandem Stills + Motion, Inc. (tandemstock.com), one of the world's leading collections of licensable stock photographs and motion clips in the genres of environment, nature, travel, culture, adventure sports and healthy living lifestyles. When he is not running operations at Tandem or fulfilling an assignment, Ian shares his knowledge teaching Photojournalism and Advanced Photojournalism at the University of Southern California. He resides in Los Angeles.
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"The Neglected Pairing…"
Regaining her balance, Jo looked back and grinned at Ryou. "Heh, they really do take after us, don't they? I wonder if anybody else missed us while we were gone?"
"I'm sure they did." She lowered herself, petting the heads of the dogs. Wasn't it just yesterday they were only small things. "Want to start putting things away?"
"Heh, if I can make it up the damn stairs without breaking my neck." Adjusting the luggage she was carrying, Jo made her way over to the staircase.
Ryou laughed lightly, waving for the dogs to go inside, watching Joonie run in and out of Jo's legs. "No falling allowed in this house young lady."


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The median home value in Wildomar, CA is $266,400.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $290,800.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Wildomar, CA is $266,400.
Approximately 69.2% of Wildomar homes are owned,
compared to 22.53% rented, while
8.27% are vacant.
Wildomar 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 Wildomar real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Wildomar Real Estate.
One Of A Kind Opportunity- Close to everything Yet Private & Peaceful Setting with room for all of your family/friends and all of your toys. Usable 3.62 fenced acres with barn appx. 2000 sq ft on main level + appx 700 sq ft+ of mezzanine upstairs. Barn has finished interior with HVAC + exterior 700 sq ft covered storage for equipment RVs and more. Home is appx 3600 Sq Ft 6 Bd5 Ba + 4 car garage. Open flowing floor plan for entertaining with spacious kitchen (Please see supplement)
Great home located in an area of Wildomar with No Homeowners Association Low Tax No Rules Do What You Want on over 1/3 of an acre! Lovely well kept clean as a whistle home with 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths. This home is on a permanent foundation too! 3 car detached garage for your cars and then a fully fenced and gated area for your boats rvs jet skis etc! Location is close to Lake Elsinore for water activities. Close to the 15 freeway shopping and schools. Hurry before its gone!
Great floor plan with one bedroom down across from a full bath. 3 other bedrooms are upstairs plus there is a 20x11 bonus room. One of the upstairs bedrooms has a good size covered balcony with views of the hills. The large kitchen has handsome slab granite countertops and stainless steel appliances plus a pantry and room for a kitchen table and chairs. The adjoining family room is light and roomy and includes double doors that open onto a large concrete patio with its privacy and views.
Very cute 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home in "The Farm" community of Wildomar. Very large open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, spacious bedrooms, large kitchen with a center island, huge laundry room, and a great corner lot! This home is on a permanent foundation.
Great home with pool and upgrades. Close to the 15 FWY. Enjoy the front porch and cool off under the covered patio with misters. Open layout with kitchen, dining, and family room. Master bedroom has its own slider entrance to the pool. Indoor controls for pool temp, spa water, and lighting from the master or family room. Built-in BBQ island for entertaining your guests and family. 4th bedroom is non-permitted room in garage - great for separate office, work-out room or game room offering a total of 1500+ sq. ft. of living-space resting on a nearly 7000 sq. ft. lot. Several upgrades and over $10,000 of recent improvements and services: Solar system to heat pool just serviced, pool filter replaced, new self-cleaning pool system, new water heater, interior paint, etc. This home is perfect for first time buyers and investors. Low tax area, no HOA.
This must-see house is proof that you can have it all. Whether you are looking for the ideal home to raise a family, a comfortable place for hosting guests, luxurious amenities, enough room for the man (or woman) cave you've always wanted or all of the above, you don't have to choose. It's all right here - and with the added bonus of being in one of the area's most prestigious, safest and family-friendly neighborhoods. Your new home is loaded with desirable features. The bedrooms are generously sized, including an enormous master suite and downstairs guest suite with its own full bath. Enjoy a spacious kitchen with large island, granite countertops, beautiful wood cabinetry and high-end appliances. Entertain family and friends in your formal dining and living rooms or move the party to the backyard, where you'll find a charming brick fire pit and seating area, as well as a large patio. A highlight of this great family home is the abundance of recreational areas. The upstairs loft can be used as an in-home theater or multi-purpose room, while an additional garage area can be used for a third car or converted into a space for work or play. The front of the house also boasts attractive features, such as dark trim, shutters and stone veneer.
Welcome to Silver Oaks, One of Wildomar's Premier Locations. 1.1% Tax Rate, NO MELLO ROOS, Lowest Tax Rate in the area. Low HOA Fees, Move in Condition, Single Level Home, 4 Bedrooms (bedroom 4 is currently an office), 2 baths, Great Floor Plan of 1450+/- Square Feet, Full Size 3 Car Garage, Recent Kitchen Make Over with Granite Counter Tops, Breakfast Bar with Eating/Dining Area! Indoor Laundry Room, Open Rear Yard w/ Large Patio Area, plenty of room for future Pool Large Useable Side yard, No Neighbors Behind, Views of the Hills and across the street from a great Park/Playground Area! This one is ready to move in!!! JUST REDUCED!! Seller will help with FHA closing costs!!!
Great home for your family! Spacious floor plan, large kitchen and family room with a pool sized backyard. Wood floors, granite, three spacious bedrooms in a newer neighborhood. Don't Miss Out!!!
Oh My Goodness!! Want something a little extra special? Well look no farther. This 5 bedroom 3 bathroom beauty is a diamond in the rough. Close to the 15 freeway for commuters and shopping this location is ideal. Upgraded Laminate flooring , granite in the kitchen,stainless steel appliances, 3 car garage , large lot, open rooms and a quiet neighborhood. You must see this one for yourself as it won't last long.
WONDERFUL STARTER HOME IN WILDOMAR. This home features 3 bedrooms 2 baths, tile floors, ceiling fans, newer dual pane vinyl windows and a roll up garage door. Both bathrooms have been remodeled. A water softener system and a drinking water filtration system have recently been installed in the home. There is a huge backyard with mature shade trees, a wonderful place for summer barbecues!! (Possible RV parking)
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Stonehedge Inn & Spa is located forty miles north of Boston and five miles south of the New Hampshire border. The property is designed after a luxurious European country manor and has been recognized internationally for its prestigious Wine List, Wine Cave and New England cuisine. Stonehedge offers impeccable European-styled service combined with the warmth of a favorite New England country inn. The pampering continues in the serene setting of the Spa at Stonehedge.
Stonehedge Inn and Spa…close to Boston yet worlds away.
The hotel's award winning Left Bank Restaurant features an expansive wine selection and seats 180.
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Members of the 122nd Fighter Wing and 10 Warthog jets returned to Fort Wayne on Tuesday after a 10-day exercise in Alaska.
The group participated in Red Flag Alaska, a high-intensity air-to-air and air-to-ground combat mission at Eielson Air National Guard Base near Fairbanks.
"Taking part in exercises such as Red Flag Alaska is essential to the preparedness of our airmen," wing Commander Col. David L. Augustine said in a statement.
"This was a great opportunity to train with allied nations and experience working with live munitions. It simulates the first 10 days of combat in a war."
The unit participated with 60 aircraft and 2,600 personnel, including Air Force, Air National Guard, Navy and Marines, as well as forces from Australia, South Korea and Japan.
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– Former World Heavyweight Champion Goldberg is featured in today's "Superstar Spotlight" on WWE.com. – The official WWE website has published an article examining the state of the Divas division following multiple talent departures over the past year. "Some of the WWE Universe might say the Divas division has been diminished, having lost a whole half-dozen of its best and brightest over the past twelve months. And it's true: at least in terms of depth, fate carved quite the swath through WWE's women's division in 2012, but the depletion has also initiated a new era of opportunity for the remaining Divas. In one turn around the sun, Kelly Kelly, Beth Phoenix, Maxine, Kharma and The Bella Twins have all left WWE, with no small amount of shock," author Anthony Benigno writes. "At first glance, that's a sudden, dark cloud hanging over one of WWE's most time-honored divisions. But the whole process has turned out to be something along the lines of an evolution for the Divas. True, the ab
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A report released today criticizes Chile, the developing world's least corrupt country, for failing to crack down on bribes paid by its companies around the world.
In a report released today, the OECD said Chile has not followed through with promises made in 2004 to outlaw corruption by local companies.
The OECD said Chile "should promptly adopt the necessary national legislation to improve its compliance with its international obligations." It said Chile should amend its legislation to "introduce corporate liability for foreign bribery. Currently, prosecution and thus conviction of companies that engage in bribery remains impossible because companies cannot be held liable for criminal offences."
Chile should also increase the penalty for corruption committed by its citizens overseas with a significant "increase [in] sanctions for foreign bribery for natural persons." Chilean courts must be given "territorial jurisdiction" over foreign bribery committed by Chilean nationals in foreign countries. The OECD also said the government should "facilitate" the lifting of bank secrecy in foreign bribery cases, including those involving requests for mutual legal assistance from investigators in other countries.
Although Chile is not an OECD member, it ratified the OAS Anti-Corruption Convention in 1998 and has participated in monitoring under that convention.
Chile has consistently ranked among the least corrupt countries in the world, according to Transparency International. It ranks Chile in 22nd place out of over 160 countries, although in previous years it has ranked higher, beating even the United States. This reflects a growing unease over corruption in Chile.
Anti-corruption campaigners are shifting their focus away from domestic corruption of officials to the international arena, in which western corporations bribe foreign officials to win favors such as export contracts or preferential treatment by government regulators. An OECD official who helped write the Chile report commented that, "Chile is an important regional player in Latin America. Its companies have investments in many South American countries. The OECD is looking to create a level playing field for companies from all countries. It is really troubling that Chilean companies do not have any liability for bribing foreign officials."
The OECD report noted that, "There have been no court decisions, prosecutions or investigations in relation to foreign bribery since the establishment of the offence in 2002." Chile's public prosecutor's office told OECD officials that it was "preliminarily checking allegations of foreign bribery that had recently appeared in the foreign press" rather than initiating investigations of its own. The report said public officials in Chile had a "general duty" to report their suspicions of crimes to public prosecutors. However, the report found that "to date there have not been any reports by public officials to prosecutors of suspicions of foreign bribery."
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I realize there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock, but 24 combinations seemed like overkill for this simple survey.
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Visible, bottom lower-right for me. I want the trash in the same corner all the time, and the bottom interferes least with open windows.
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Ditto here.
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Bottom lower left, but I keep it hidden. Also, since I use path finder, making the Dock's trash useless, I have some quicksilver mouse triggers in the corner to move dragged objects to the trash, eject disks, and open the trash when I click the lower left corner.
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Ack. That should be bottom pinned right, and quicksilver actions on the bottom **right** corner. Silly me.
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Also, the only items that are permanently there are path finder, quicksilver, and the terminal. I took the regular finder icon out of the dock with TransparentDock (which I don't use for anything else, oddly). I'm not exactly sure how they take the finder out of the dock, but it's great.
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Don't drag to the trash.. use Command-Delete. It's a LOT easier!
Butler, Butler, Sidebar, App Switcher. Did I mention Butler?
Whatever the set up, I've found it takes a little mental commitment to learn the new muscle memory and work habits behind a more efficient work flow. Recently as I've grown more familiar with Butler I've started using that not only to start apps but to by-pass the Application Switcher or Dock and go straight to an app (by going through the same motions as if I was launching it) as well.
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Of course... where God intended it to be.
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I think most people have it on the bottom just because it's the default and people either don't know or don't bother to change it.
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me too. right bottom.
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God intended it to be on the bottom... otherwise it would come on the right as default!
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Could you explain or point me in the right direction to understand the "there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock" statement?
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Could you explain or point me in the right direction to understand the "there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock" statement?
You can pin it to either edge or let it float in the middle.
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I suspect screen size (or at least aspect ratio) will be a factor in this that you're not capturing. It makes perfect sense to me to have the dock on the left on my widescreen Powerbook, because that still leaves plenty space for most "normal-shaped" documents. But on a 4:3 screen, I'd most likely leave it at the bottom.
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