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Bell Canyon CA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
20 Properties Found
The median home value in Bell Canyon, CA is $1,450,000.
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the county median home value of $529,700.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Bell Canyon, CA is $1,450,000.
Approximately 95.69% of Bell Canyon homes are owned,
compared to 0.65% rented, while
3.66% are vacant.
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31 Cinch Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Open House:
Sunday, 8/27 2:00-5:00PM
Courtesy: Keller Williams Rlty Brentwood Daniela Morse
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A traditional home sits at the top of a picturesque vista in the gated community of Bell Canyon. Nearly an acre of landscaping with old growth trees lining the private driveway. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms plus a bonus room that can convert into an extra bedroom and an office! A Master suite features stunning mountain and canyon views, master bath includes spa style tub and two walk in closets. The home has an open floor plan with newly installed wood flooring throughout, kitchen has wood cabinetry and granite counter tops and an island for food preparation. Living room features a bar area for entertaining. Relax in the backyard pool with waterfall. Sandy playground area for the kids and outdoor dining and BBQ area. Bell Canyon is country living yet only 10-15 minutes to the 101 freeway or Westfield Topanga Mall or The Commons! Fantastic community amenities include a fitness center, park, equestrian center, tennis courts, and hiking trails.
43 Flintlock Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Pinnacle Estate Properties, In Kevin Godley
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A perfect blend of form and function in this emotional Contemporary located in the prestigious guard gated community of Bell Canyon. Scaled perfect for the entertainer, this open floor plan offers soaring ceilings, designer fixtures, and walls of glass that soak in the scenic vistas found throughout. The generous public spaces include a spacious kitchen that opens onto the comfortable family room, a huge formal dining and living area. There is a private wing perfect for an in laws apartment, home office or game room. The secondary bedrooms are generous in size. The incredible huge master suite offers inspiring views and a spa-like Master bath. Outside you will find very comfortable outdoor living spaces with serene gardens and inviting terraces to enjoy the view. The over sized 3 car garage adds tons of storage space. Equally unique as this home is the community it resides in. Completing this homes experience are the Bell Canyon community amenities which include Twenty four hour guard gated entry, Residents-only park, Miles of maintained trails, A community Equestrian center, Direct trail access to the Santa Monica Nature preserve, Community tennis courts and clubhouse, Recently completed residents gym, Organized adult and children's events throughout the year, Award winning Las Virgenes school district with school bus service to the community, and just minutes to freeways, beaches and some of LA's best shopping and dining locations.
15 Maverick Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Calabasas Bonnie Mulholland
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An Entertainers Dream! This Custom Built Estate Features a Large Backyard with a Huge Pool and 3 Beautiful Cascading Waterfalls as well as a Built-in Water Slide! Custom Made Iron Doors Open to the Grand Foyer with 20ft Soaring Ceilings Throughout. This Lavish Estate Features 3 Wood/Gas Burning Fireplaces in the Living Room, Family Room, and Master Suite. The Extraordinary Kitchen with Solid Wood Custom Cabinets also Includes Sub-Zero Fridge and Wolf Stove/Oven. All Counters are Designer Italian Granite Including the Oversized Island. A State of the Art Wet Bar is the Perfect Transition from the Kitchen to the Entertainer's Family Rooms. A Grand Stair Case with Wrought Iron and Solid Wood Railing Lead to 3 En-Suite Bedrooms and the Extravagant Master Suite Complete with Extra Large Bathroom that has a 10 Jet Tub for 2, Separate Designer Shower w/ Built in Steam Room, and Granite Counters. Part or the Award Winning Las Virgenes Unified School District. Don't Let This Mediterranean Masterpiece Pass You By!
85 Stagecoach Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: The Agency Andrea Yates
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One of a kind incredible guard gated Modern Contemporary Estate with views. This panoramic and city lights view estate nestled in the quiet equestrian community of Bell Canyon boasts 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, office, bonus room which could be a great sound studio or man/lady cave, spa room, waterfalls, sparkling pool, sports court, custom pizza oven, CAT 6, Lifesource water system and fruit orchards on over an acre. Built on bedrock, this exquisite green design was developed by a renowned architect to be fire/termite resistant with metal stud walls, engineered truss system floor construction and eco flooring. The open floor plan offers an entertainers dream with its large scale living spaces and clean lines. The gourmet kitchen with center island, 3 refrigerators, commercial grade stainless appliances, maple cabinets is perfect for "many cooks in the kitchen". The kitchen and eating areas open to the family room overlooking the pool area with waterfalls, outdoor kitchen bbq and pizza oven. All bedrooms on the 2nd floor are bedroom suites. The master retreat is private and overlooks the grounds and orchards. There is a separate sauna retreat to unwind and a large sports court for playtime. The estate has video surveillance cameras and a security system for added security. Perfect Entertainers estate.
287 Bell Canyon Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: The Agency Tracy Taggart
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This southern colonial estate with exquisite architectural details was custom built with entertaining in mind. Featuring a traditional floor plan with a spacious living area, formal dining room, family room, library, fabulous kitchen with breakfast nook, butler's pantry, and powder room. All four bedrooms are upstairs, each with lovely inspiring views and balcony from the master. The back garden is incredible with built in barbeque, covered patio, pool, spa, and paths leading to the rose garden, numerous fruit trees, vegetable garden, and green house. Located in the gated equestrian community of Bell Canyon, this southern charmer is a perfect escape from the noise and hustle of the city while providing an impressive and accessible place to entertain. Surrounded by soaring mountains and stunning views, this private neighborhood offers a community park, equestrian center, endless riding and hiking trails, waterfalls discovered by ancient Chumash Indians, a clubhouse, tennis courts, and a school bus stop from the coveted Las Virgines School District all within minutes of the front door. The home makes a perfect escape or place to entertain.
27 Buckskin Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Pinnacle Estate Properties, In Kevin Godley
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Located in the prestigious guard gated Community of Bell Canyon, This Stately Traditional home offers a design and style that is classic and timeless. The character & quality found throughout add an inviting sense of warmth and charm to this entertainer's estate. Features include a huge open Formal Living room with vaulted beamed ceilings. A classic game room offering a brick fireplace and full sit-down wet bar opening onto a rich paneled family room creating the perfect space to entertain guests or just relax and enjoy views onto the manicured grounds. The kitchen is appointed with the very best including a commercial Wolf Range, Subzero refrigerator and the most inviting breakfast nook. The formal dining room is scaled to hold a huge dining table for large scale dinners. There is a downstairs guest quarters/office. Upstairs you will find the secondary bedrooms are very generous in size with updated bathrooms. The master suite is the perfect retreat with a spa like master bath and a huge veranda to take in the bucolic grounds. Outside you find the spacious grounds offer park like grounds with beautiful mature landscape, an inviting pool and patio area, BBQ area and even your very own fruit orchard. All of these amenities with complete privacy. Community features include 24-hour guard gate, Residents only park, Community gym, Miles of trails for hiking or horseback riding, Equestrian center, Tennis courts, Organized childrens events and the award-winning Las Virgenes schools.
25 Appaloosa Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Pinnacle Estate Properties, In Kevin Godley
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A Custom Spanish Estate that is true to its architectural roots. Designed with respect to the temperate climates which are home to a long lineage of Spanish influenced Haciendas, this home was built to embrace the concept of indoor/outdoor living. Equally as purposeful in the design process was to take into consideration todays modern conveniences and need for space. These features are found throughout and help create an Estate that perfectly blends the character and quality of artisans with the best of today's modern technologies. As with any quality home, the location is a key factor. Located in the prestigious guard gated community of Bell Canyon, this Estate offers a very private 1 acre plus lot with this stately Spanish Hacienda gracefully set above the street offering serene views throughout. The dramatic grounds offer a huge beach entry pool, spa, 2 waterfall features, huge outdoor patios areas all set against the tastefully landscaped grounds. There is also a huge additional grass pad perfect for a sports court or add an additional building or guest house. This home has all the features one would expect from a true estate worth your consideration. A private viewing is easy to arrange. the community offers 24hr guard gated entry, Residents-only park, Miles of maintained trails, Equestrian center, Direct trail access to the Santa Monica Nature preserve, tennis courts and clubhouse, gym, Organized events throughout the year, Award winning Las Virgenes school district
11 Baymare Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Calabasas Yoav Astman
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Beautiful Mediterranean estate located in the prestigious guard gated community of Bell Canyon! This elegant home was built in 2002 and features lots of style and quality finishes including a custom kitchen with a large center island, cherry wood cabinets and viking appliances, pattern stone flooring, iron staircase railings, custom crown and base moldings and a beautiful stone fireplace. The homes offers lots of natural light and amazing views of the surrounding mountains and tree top views. The master bedroom offers a large bathroom with a custom dual vanity, a spa tub and steam shower as well as a private balcony. The community features an equestrian center, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a fitness center and much more. Zoned in the highly desirable Las Virgenes school district.
70 Dapplegray Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Dilbeck Real Estate Donna Beebe
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HUGE PRICE REDUCTION ! Only1 wall standing when this home was rebuilt in 1994 - per seller! Open, flowing floor plan with soaring ceilings & sun-drenched rooms. Living room has a beautiful granite fireplace. Formal dining room w/wall of glass, soffit ceiling adds the right mix of intimacy & openness. Family room boasts welcoming fireplace, panoramic curved wall of glass overlooking canyon views, and awesome, fun Martini bar. Second, huge & open family room upstairs. Currently being used as a 4 bedroom, this home can easily convert to a 5 or 6 bedroom. Huge upstairs loft, is airy, bright, spacious & anchored by huge Palladian windows. Property includes an abundance of land far beyond the yard with commanding views, pool, decks. Kitchen has all the amenities foodies love including a center island w/sink, breakfast bar & breakfast area. Appliances include Sub-Zero Refrigeration, 5-burner Bosch range & Thermador double oven & triple stainless steel sinks. Ensuite bedroom downstairs w/separate entrance. Beautiful staircase architecture with a wall of glass. Master suite has a round glass wall, marble fireplace, private deck. Bath is well-appointed with spa tub, view, separate shower, walk-in closet. Bell Canyon is guard gated, w/lighted tennis courts, 2 private parks, equestrian center, state of the art fitness center, hiking/riding trails, & it is served by the award-winning Las Virgenes School District.
65 Ranchero Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Pinnacle Estate Properties, In Kevin Godley
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Rare offering of this one of a kind luxury estate. You will be struck by the amazing attention to detail and quality materials found throughout. The open floor plan offers the ultimate in California living with indoor/outdoor access from every public room offering the perfect flow for large scale entertaining or a casual BBQ with friends. The public rooms include a state of the art Gourmet kitchen and screening room equipped with the latest in audio/visual equipment. The intimate master suite provides the perfect retreat with warm hardwood flooring, romantic fireplace and an incredible spa-like master bath. The secondary bedroom suites are all generous in size and enjoy the same quality materials found throughout. Outside you will be awestruck by the amazing resort like back yard surrounded by almost a full acre of the most spectacular gardens you will ever see. There are also 2 additional building sites if you wish to add more living or recreation areas. The recent reconstruction of this estate include the latest energy savings components all designed to be environmentally friendly and minimize energy waste. As you might suspect these are just a few of the highlights and absolutely no expense was spared in creating this truly one of a kind estate. The Community features 24/7 guard gate, Community park, tennis courts, organized community events, Equestrian center, Miles of maintained trails for hiking and horseback riding, and the highly sought Las Virgenes schools
259 Bell Canyon Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Open House:
Sunday, 8/27 2:00-5:00PM
Courtesy: Dilbeck Real Estate Donna Beebe
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Amazing new pricing - it's ready to sell. Spacious, open home is light, bright with pool, view & Las Virgenes School District. Versatile yard has privacy with a charming courtyard & fountain, & an amazing 2,000 sq ft paved, level driveway with 3 car garage, yields parking for 10 cars. Pool & deck in rear yard have a tranquil view of the mountains and open area. New dual pane windows throughout are energy efficient. Double door entry leads to spacious living room with floor to ceiling rock fireplace, Brazilian wood flooring, & enough glass & French doors to create an airy, light feeling. Family room is open to huge country kitchen with ceiling fan & breakfast area, ample storage, granite counters & pantry with windows overlooking the pool & view beyond. Formal dining room is open & accommodates large dining room furniture. Laundry room next to kitchen plus full bath with door out to pool - perfect for pool use. Formal dining room is roomy, light & bright. One bedroom downstairs with view to yard. Beautiful master suite w/floor to ceiling rock fireplace, high windows, & doors leading out to private deck & views, master bath features spa tub with & view towards the mountains, Brazilian floors throughout upstairs, multiple doors leading out to deck, dual pane windows, huge 800 sq. ft. deck off 5th bedroom. Upstairs hallway bath features tub & shower plus two sinks. Bell Canyon's amenities include low HOA fees, 24 hour guard gate, state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis++
32 Saddlebow Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Calabasas Katherine Stark
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This sprawling custom estate has 5 bedrooms, 6 baths and is located in prestigious guard gated Bell Canyon! The leaded glass, double door entry opens to a spectacular foyer that leads you out to the incredible rear grounds! Granite columns define the enormous living room with vaulted ceilings, granite floors and custom fireplace. The spacious formal dining room has coffered ceilings! The gourmet kitchen has side by side Sub Zero refrigerator & freezer, a center island with a stainless steel Gaggenau gas & electric range and granite counters. The family room has granite floors and wet bar, wine storage and a marble fireplace mantel that is truly a work of art! The family room opens into an additional game room. The master suite has a window seat, balcony, two walk in closets and a luxurious master bathroom with a vanity. Additionally there is 3 bedrooms plus a bonus room upstairs and one bedroom ensuite down! One of the best lots in the community! Not only are there views to die for, there is over 1 acre of nicely appointed grounds including many fruit trees, grape vines & a covered outside pavilion with BBQ's. The enormous pool yard is the perfect place to spend time with family and friends. One of the most elaborate homes for the consummate entertainer! The circular driveway & 3 car garage w/epoxy floors provide plenty of room to park! Bell Canyon has many ammenities including a fitness center, tennis courts, park, trails, Equestrian Center and many community events!
84 Saddlebow Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Pinnacle Estate Properties Brian Whitcanack
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Set in a 4.5 acre paradise, hibiscus, roses, purple myrtle ground cover, amazing palm trees, avocado, peach, apple trees and a VINEYARD! The vineyard produces a lovely Viognier and Syrah that is completely turn-key and once tasted, wanted by all. The views are incredible, rolling hills, city lights and landscaping that is like a large secret garden. A specially designed 6' gas fire pit with built in seating for 15-20 over looking the peaceful hills and city views. A sport court perfect for any kind of recreation, a trampoline built on a beautifully designed deck that can be converted into a gazebo over the winding river that flows during rain. Bridges, ponds, secret sitting areas all make up the incredible surroundings of this beautiful home. Inside you will find heightened attention to detail: travertine, marble, rich moldings and wood floors. The kitchen is a chefs kitchen open to the fa
9 N Mustang Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Susan Rose Susan Rose
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24/7 Guard GatedSolar Whole Home & Pool Save $1,000's monthlyHorse Facilities with Water/Electric Pro Ring - Up to 30 HorsesAdjacent to Trails, No One Behind for AcresPro N/S Tennis Court with LightsDouble Gated with 300' Tree Lined Circular DrivewayGorgeous Views of Nature & Land Before TimePool/Spa Salt water Black Bottom Pebble Tek - SolarDouble Pane WindowsBack Up Generator Whole Home Water FiltrationProfessional Pad for Guest HouseRedwood Spa in MasterCompletely Upgraded and RemodeledWrap around Entertainer's Deck with Lovely ViewsBasketball CourtChef's Kitchen with Island (Veg Sink)SubZero and Kitchen Aid Appliances100 Gallon Water HeaterSecurity CamerasOffice with Separate EntranceSurrounded by Beautiful Trees
18 Silver Spur Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Calabasas Katherine Stark
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This fabulous 5 bedroom, one story home, is in Guard Gated Bell Canyon and sits on a rare, mostly flat, approximately 31,280 square foot lot with incredible views! The double door entry opens to a light, bright living room with vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and a wood burning fireplace with a raised hearth! The formal dining area has single light French doors that open to a large covered patio! The state of the art remodeled kitchen has Ceasarstone counters with a tile back splash, and stainless steel appliances including a Dacor oven with 6 burners & Sub Zero refrigerator. The large center island has room for counter stools, anchors the gourmet kitchen and creates a great space for cooking and entertaining! The kitchen is open to the spacious family room with high ceilings and a bar with a beverage refrigerator. The master suite has vaulted ceilings, dressing area with a make-up counter and private bathroom with a roman tub! Single light French doors open to the entertainers yard with a pool, spa, built in BBQ, large grassy area, and incredible views! The Gorgeous curb appeal is enhanced by a large grassy front yard, spacious driveway, three car garage and side yard with possible room for RV parking. Situated on a flat cul-de-sac in beautiful Bell Canyon. Ammenities in this guard gated community include an equestrian center, tennis courts, a fitness center, park and hiking and riding trails. Access to the highly rated Las Virgenes School District
6 Morgan Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Dilbeck Real Estate Donna Beebe
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A Santa Barbara Symphony. Fill your senses in this witty, lyrical, stunning estate. Olympic size pool w/ pebble bottom, spa, waterfall, & well-designed outdoor BBQ kitchen The revelation is a guest house, completely separate, suitable for a private studio, media room – or save it for your cherished guests. 5 fireplaces. The kitchen is the envy of an iron chef with a massive 15 foot granite center island, triple stainless steel sinks, Thermador 6 burner stove, Sub Zero refrigeration, 2 Bosch dishwashers, 2 Wolf ovens, wine cooler, Wolf food warmer & floor-to-ceiling walk-in pantry. Ample wine cellar with additional storage for food, etc. will please any wine collector. 5 bedrooms, 4 ½ baths in main house with 2 master suites. The guest house has its own fireplace, bedroom, bath & walk-in closet. Master bedroom enjoys its own foyer, & sitting area, 2 walk-in closets, state-of-the-art Toto lav, stone fireplace, private balcony & huge bath with sauna, steam shower, spa tub, & vanity table. The second grand master suite located on the opposite side of the home has its own private staircase. Graced with a beautiful stone fireplace, walk-in closet, private bath & private balcony - could be a second family room or media room. This striking estate is situated on over an acre of land with beautiful grounds, privacy & pastoral views which gracefully combines California lifestyle with timeless architecture. Bell Canyon is served by the Las Virgenes Unified School District.
Courtesy: eXp Realty of California Inc Lawrence King
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Calling ALL Investors & Developers!! TLC NEEDED, May not be approved for normal financing. Private gated community in Bell Canyon is now offering this Great Opportunity to renovate or build a Luxury Home in this prestigious community. This property is a perfect hideaway from the city life and is nestled on the hillside with stunning mountain views. 10 Stagecoach Rd offers a large 4 bed, 3.5 bath, with approximately 2875 square feet of living space. This Amazing home offers over an acre of land that also includes a relaxing in ground pool. The interior features include custom exposed wood beams, vaulted ceilings, wall to wall carpet and tile flooring. There is a spacious living room with multiple French doors providing ample natural light. In addition, this home has a bonus loft area with skylights. The kitchen has cabinets with plenty of storage and a center island.Prime Development opportunity!
136 Saddlebow Road Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Rodeo Realty Melodi Belluomini
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SUBMIT ALL OFFERS NOW! SELLERS BOUGHT ANOTHER! Must see and show cold this Magnificent Tuscan Estate in guard gated Bell Canyon. Set on over a one acre sweeping corner lot. This is the finest of indoor-outdoor living. Quality abounds this glorious home. The inviting and warm ambiance pulls you in. This amazing property features an open and bright expansive floor plan with huge rooms ideal for entertaining. The chef's gourmet kitchen includes a large center island along with a huge eat in area. Enjoy the Incredible grounds with a large flat grass area. Yard also includes a huge outdoor covered Zen feel living room with fireplace, outdoor kitchen cook center, over-size fire pit, & covered private spa all accented by beautiful flagstone. With room for horses, side yard with RV parking, fruit trees, and area for vineyard or orchard on upper property. Truly feels like you are relaxing in your own private 5 Star hotel! Back inside you will find an incredible private master suite adorned with a fireplace, viewing balconies, enormous walk in closet and beautiful bathroom enhanced for pampering with chandelier over the huge spa tub! Three car garage with custom cabinets. This is an incredible "one of a kind" estate. Bell Canyon has award winning Las Virgenes Schools and features state-of-the-art fitness center, class A equestrian center, two private parks, tennis courts, hiking and riding trails, with school bus service to the community and just minutes to freeways.
14 Bronco Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Christie Realty Group Stephen Christie
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Stunning elegance describes this 6 BR, 7 BA, 6,364 sqft custom built estate, situated at the end of a cul-de-sac on a 1.5 AC lot in the guard-gated community of Bell Canyon. Ideal for entertaining, the grand entryway takes you to the formal livingroom w/ a FP & wetbar, and leads to the formal dining room. The gourmet kitchen is complete w/ granite counters, Jenn-Air dual oven & 6 burner countertop range, wine cooler, & large center island. From the kitchen, the family room is inviting w/ a cozy FP & double French doors opening to the backyard. The MA suite's gleaming hardwood floors lead you to the sitting area w/ a 3rd FP & balcony. The MA BA has a large walk-in closet, dual mosaic sinks & spa tub. Step outside to your own private oasis. Enjoy the scenery & lush landscape while relaxing
5 Wrangler Lane Bell Canyon, CA 91307
Courtesy: Dilbeck Real Estate Donna Beebe
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Architectural Splendor. Extraordinary marriage of art and architecture. Glass, space, & light combine to create an incomparable showcase home. Wow factor is understatement when enjoying the sophisticated styling, design and the creation of a retreat that your buyer won't want to leave. Infinity pool, tennis court, soaring design, view, and you have time to pick the finishes. Scheduled for completion in May of 2017, this allows the discriminating buyer to select so many of the final features including appliances, flooring, counters and more. Every bedroom is en suite with large closets and most enjoy a beautiful view. Media room, retreat and so much more. Living room has extraordinary volume with huge expanses of glass and view. Openness abounds in the kitchen which features wine storage, huge island and will suit the most discriminating home chef or entertainer. This exceptional home is suitable for grand events or celebrity clients who believe that living well is the best revenge. The community of Bell Canyon is served by the award winning Las Virgenes School District, and features a state-of-the-art fitness center, class A equestrian center, two private parks, lighted tennis courts, hiking and riding trails, and 24 hour guard gated security. Architectural Splendor in Bell Canyon.
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Would You Make Your Wedding Guests Instagram Your Wedding?
Instagram is taking over weddings and I'm not sure how I feel about it. I was gleefully pinning my way through Pinterest, looking for things to add to my "WEDDING INSANITY BOARD" when I found the above posted photo.
My immediate reaction was, "THIS IS WHAT TECHNOLOGY HAS DONE TO US."
But when I think about it, I guess it makes sense. Regardless of whether you want your wedding guests to take their own photos of your wedding, they're going to do it, and at least this way you can see all the photos without having to check every guests' Facebook account or Flickr. Assuming everyone who uses Instagram hashtags your wedding with the appropriate whatever (like #WhimsicalWeddingCouple) it's an organized way to see all of your photos.
I feel, though, that there's something weird about it, though I can't figure out what it is. I guess maybe it's the idea that a cell phone app is playing such a big role on such a personal day. Personal in the sense that everyone posts photos of their meal or their night out "WITH THE GURLS" on Instagram but not everyone posts photos of their wedding day, complete with filters and captions and hashtags. With the boom of digital photography we're getting used to seeing peoples' wedding photos on Facebook (and MySpace if you're either in your 30's or just emerged from a very deep lagoon where you partied with Sebastian and Flounder) but it still sometimes feels weird to me, in the sense of, is it okay that I'm seeing this? If you're the couple who posted it, and I'm your friend on Facebook then I'm going to assume that yes, it's okay.
But what about the couples who don't realize that their friends are posting their own amateur wedding photos on all of their Internets? I don't think I would want my friend Leslie to capture that moment of me with my eyes half closed in a pose where, for that one moment when she snapped the photo, I look pregnant when I'm totally not. And I have no control over who sees Leslie's photos. I don't know if they're friends locked or if they're public. And I don't know her friends. And with Instagram, unless her account is private, I REALLY don't know how many people are seeing them, or who they are. Thankfully though I don't have a friend named Leslie, and I'm glad, because she sounds like a total bitch.
I'm seeing more and more of these #OurWedding examples on Pinterest. What do you guys think? Is it weird or is it a natural progression that's totally not a big deal?


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Skull and Shackles
To the plateau
Back in Farshore I've been trying to grasp what's happened, but somehow the meaning eludes me. Martin has arranged with Lavinia to bury Isabelle with dignity. there has been aceremony. And Kaiya was askd to ake a painting, like she did before in Sasserine after the attack on the mansion.
Bullet has been given a seaman's grave. I guess he would have wanted it like that.
One morning there was an alert. Sails on the horizon. We could soon see the sign of Sarenrae on the main sail. I joined Lavinia and inquired if she was expecting people. But she was as surprised as I was.
The ship docked soon after, and the first one to come down the plank was a striking young woman wearing I blindfold. She walked as if she didn't ecperience any hindrance from the blindfold. She said she was looking for a cleric of Sarenrae, a man named Voltus. I stayed out of her way. Something felt off about her. But I did join everyone at Lavinia's to talk.
The Olman warrior we freed at the troglodyte place had met Voltus earlier and was bringing a message from him. It seems he was heading to the plateau because he believes there may be Olman tribesman living there free from the demonic influence. He asked to bring an amulet he had found earlier since it may be a key to somethign up there. The amulet displays three Olman gods (the moon, the sun, and a star) together with what looks like a bow.
We decided to go look for Voltus. The newly arrived girl, Khiria, and her sister Yanika were going as well. And it turns out two of their passengers, husband and wife, too.
We headed out on the Wyvern and made landfall after three days. Khiria cast a windwalk spell so we could cover ground very fast. it took merely a few hours to reach the plateay. martin decided to look for tracks and found some. We decided to follow them and then two lizardmen stopped us. When we told them we were looking for a cleric called Voltus they took us to their camp.
Their leader told us Voltus had been leading them, but he had left to investigate a village nearby and hadn't returned. He believed him dead.
The next morning a lookout came running in to tell the leader Voltus had returned with his companions. When that party arrived, I checked them for magic, and found illusions on most of them, and a transmutation spell on Voltus' dog. Martin seemed to have found somethign suspicious as well since he started acting weird. So I decided to try a disenchant spell on one of the lizardmen. I managed to distrupt the illusion, and immediately a fight broke out. We had to fight off two demons and six humans with some demonic taint.
Afterwards Voltus' followers decided to leave the plateau. We decided to go investigate further. We found the village deserted. Only the corpse of a tribal leader remained, lying on a funeral pyre ready to be lit. He was guarded by three couatls. Martin was aloowed to lite the fire, and the late chief's spirit appeared. He allowed each of us to ask a question.
We decided to head for the center of the plateau, to the ancient city and deal with the demons there. We soon reached the lake, and crossed over to the cliffside. We saw an enormous carved entrance. Inside we were greated by a huge waterdemon who was guarding the entrance. When we attacked we found out it was an illusion. The demon tried to separate the warriors from the casters with a wall of ice. But Khiria broke the wall with a wall of fire. The only bad thing about this was the cloud of fog that was left behind.
After this Khiria tried to heal me, and discovered I can't be healed the normal way. I realise I should have said something. But something still seems off about her. I can't seem to trust her. Maybe it's what happened with Elisabeth; I don't know. It's just how I feel.
I noticed some writing on the wall and automatically went over to investigate. When I tried to decipher I realised too late it was a trap: a symbol of death. I remember a hideous pain, and the next I know I'm lying on the ground hurting all over and Khiria kneeling over me with the crumbling remains of a scroll in her hands. Pharasma is going to love this …
I mad a treasure map and it showed me two locations. We headed towards the first location on the map. But the very next room we were ambushed by a whole army of shapeshifters. There were like a dozen archers and their leader, and two spellcasters. We had a load of trouble with this. Kayia went down looking like a pincushion. She had an arrow in her eye and I knew she was gone. Martin went down burning, but somehow Khiria managed to heal him. But in the end we managed to kill them all.
After this we decided to go rest on our ship. And I asked for a teleport to go and buy a scroll to bring back Kaiya.
And then we moved on and reached a room with three statues: the ancient gods I remembered from the amulet. So I asked yanika to take it out of her pack. In, the floor were three circles of indentations, and three globes with the sign of a god on it. We also noted a series of symbols on the outer edge of the amulet and decided to move the globes in the sequence indicated. Then those gods appeared before us and gave us an artifact bow they had given their greatest hero a long time ago.


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I've been with AT&T since 2002, and I've actually had great service with them. I realize they don't have the best service everywhere, but as far as customer service goes....they've always been helpful to me. They drop a lot of charges for me, gave me unlock codes to every phone I've asked them to, and have resolved every issue I've had to my satisfaction. I know not everyone has had the same experience, but mine have been great so far.
I'm an AT&T customer and I'm a manager in a service industry. At&t's service and complaint resolution is decent at the corporate level but horrific at the retail level.
I was with tmobile for two years and they really impressed me. In fact, I overpaid my last bill with them, and they've sent me a statement every month for two years after canceling, trying to give me a dollar and forty three cents back. This proves my overall opinion of tmo - great service but not very smart business decisions.
I met a CS rep trainer for Sprint's call centers and was deeply struck by the insights the gentleman had to offer in the service industry. This backs up my opinion of sprint - if the network is that crappy that tons of people complain, you'd better be good at complaint resolution or you'll have ZERO customers.
its not really comment to this article, but its more of a news.. So i spotted that apple is upgrading support site: http://www.shrani.si/f/2u/JG/4CYVSgm...11-11-13-a.png
They have always been good to me. I left Verizon due to issues every month. Have never regretted it. Had data connection issues over the course of a few months. Once AT&T figured out the issue after replacing every phone on my account, new sim cards, etc. I was issued a $200.00 credit for my trouble. Couldn't be happier with AT&T.
I think they got a lot of bad rep over the past few years. Mainly due to people choosing a phone over service. People went with the iPhone, then griped about AT&T's service. When they should have gone with a carrier that provided service in their area . A small town just south of me Verizon customers get no service. Just north of me AT&T gets no service. These are small communities. It just shows no provider covers every area. Pick the best in your area.
Started with at&t in 97' only left for 6mths to Cingular about 6mths before the merger(still have the same cell #). That was due to continuous dropped calls. Biggest complaint i have is cost overall and the spotty coverage we still get here in ok data/service. I'm grandfathered unlimited data so not changing anything anytime soon
Not so shocking, Verizon and others have Iphone and that has been the biggest pool of whiners
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AT&T is so Iphone centric that Upgrade options always say "Iphone upgrade ......."
Verizon's complaints are higher than AT&T........Why? The AT&T whiners left for them last year and found out that the grass in browner on Verizon....................
I stayed with AT&T and my wife just got her first free Iphone............Awesome
That's because we've learned that AT&T isn't going to do a single thing about our problems anyways.
I've had nothing but trouble with AT&T. I could run down a list of issues that I've had but I really don't feel like listing them all. But the main one that irritates me the most is for 3 years now I've been dealing with them to fix my caller ID issue. When I call somebody it shows up MATT BROWN ( who isn't me ). I have changed my number twice to see if that would fix the issue, well, it did for about 24 hours each time and then the next day it would show up as MATT BROWN again. Then I was constantly having issues with getting charged for data overages all the time even though I'm grandfathered into unlimited data. So come to find out for some reason my account is mixed up (same account number) with this Matt Brown so I get all of his overages WHILE he gets my unlimited data, texting, and minutes. So I pay out the rear for my plan and then on top of that I've been paying his overages bills while he gets unlimited everything for some 49.99 plan! THE SAD THING IS, IT'S BEEN A YEAR AND A HALF (since they figured out what the problems is NOT when the issue first started) AND I STILL HAVE TO HAVE MY SECRETARY CALL EVERY MONTH TO GET IT STRAIGHTENED OUT. GOOD OL AT&T JUST SITS ON THEIR ***'s AND HASN'T FIXED IT YET!
How much they pay you to talk about ATT
Fact is, even with all the issues I'd rather have AT&T service here in Chicago than say sprint. I have sprint/Nextel phones with the two way for my employees and the actual phone part NEVER works. They work great out in Michigan (where I originally started my business) and the sprint air cards Worked great but here in Chicago they don't even work. It's sad because it's frigging Chicago. So like I said AT&T is the best overall service IMO here in Chicago. But their support and customer service is just plain horrible. And seriously, how many people actually call the BBB anymore? It's not like they're going to shutdown a mogul like AT&T. In some areas they're a monopoly.
I've had AT&T for 7 years, and my mother has since it was prev Cingular and also before that bell. I have never had an issue with AT&T. My service has been spotty in some areas but never have had "No Service". Anytime I have a question about anything on my bill they correct right awayno issues.
I've been using T-Mobile for the last three years, and I've experienced only two, maybe three actual problems with the service. And for the last year, I've been using an unlocked, three year old, iPhone 3G and have hardly had a problem. (Aside from a sufficient lack of R.A.M. on my phone to use cool tweaks and such) XP
Haha it's true. I don't even bother calling att
In my area the service is great and if I need customer support I can just walk in and get a replacement on demand. Once in a while they mess up and give me more than I bargained for. I love AT&T.


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I have been reading online about the symptoms of adult ADHD. I seem to have, to a high degree, nearly every one of them. I have struggled with this my entire life, but have never sought diagnosis or treatment due to embarrassment and not wanting to make excuses for my shortcomings. However, it seems to be getting worse. How should I go about seeking help? What type of doctor should I turn to?
You have two choices. If you have a good relationship with your primary care physician, speak to that person first and ask for a referral to either a psychiatrist or psychologist specializing in working with adults who have ADHD.
Alternatively, you can seek out someone on your own without a referral from your primary care physician. The support group, Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD) can be a good resource to guide you to local professionals who are knowledgeable about adult ADHD.
You might also want to read a book about adult ADHD to give you more of a foundation first. I would recommend either "Driven to Distraction," by Edward Hallowell and John Ratey, or "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: The Unfocused Mind in Children and Adults," by Thomas Brown.
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Excerpts from an interview Tuesday with forward Paul Carter, a rookie free agent from Illinois-Chicago who will compete for a roster spot during the Jazz's upcoming training camp.
Carter, 24, worked out twice for the Jazz during the buildup toward the 2011 NBA Draft. He transferred to UIC from Minnesota, partly because his younger sister was dealing with a rare form of bone cancer. Carter recently played overseas for a professional basketball team in Cyprus.Carter on his already-crazy career and having a chance to compete for an NBA spot: Aw, man, it seems unreal actually. Just like you said, I've had an interesting career already. Just coming home and after getting that phone call it's such a blessing. It kind of it still hasn't really hit me yet. But I'm pretty sure when I get on the plane I'm going to go, 'Wow.' The opportunity, I'm just very excited about it.How the Jazz invite occurred: Early on I had good [draft] workouts with the Bucks and the Warriors and the Timberwolves. My agent just did a great job. He just pursued and said, 'We're just going to see who's interested.' And I'm like, 'That sounds good. Hopefully Utah.' Because when I went there I had a great workout, the coaches said, and I actually enjoyed it, man. I liked the staff. The area was beautiful. I just loved it. Other NBA teams in the mix: I heard the Warriors had some interest … I like the Timberwolves. I went to Minnesota and I liked it out there also. That would be pretty cool to play out there. They seemed to have a little interest but the Jazz actually showed the most, and I'm actually very glad that they did.Two workouts with Jazz; Jimmer Fredette and Kemba Walker session standing out: Yeah. That was actually pretty interesting because you're going to work out in Jimmer's backyard and it's like, all right, you're here and you're working out but the main show is him. You try and go hard. Jimmer and Kemba are pretty much going at each other but I had a great time. Jimmer was cool; I had some great conversations. It was definitely a blessing. It was a great workout.Feeling he'll have a legit shot to make team: Yeah. I mean … of course your agent is going to believe in you no matter what. … But the situations I've been in, nothing is promised especially for me and the route that I've taken. My agent believes in me and he said, 'You went to all of these workouts and nobody knew who you were. You've got a shot to make an NBA team.' So he believes in me 100 percent and I put my faith in God and just go hard.Playing weight: Right now, it's closer to probably 195 or 200. … When I was doing my workouts I was working out with Tim Grover and obviously he puts the weight on you fast and the muscle to get you in the best shape. I was overseas in Cyprus and I wasn't a huge fan of some of the food. But it's a great experience and everything else. Now I'm back here and I'm obviously going to be training a lot harder and eating and getting back on my weight program. It's going to go back up to about 205, 210.Small forward is his ideal position: Oh, yeah. I would think so. That's the position I would feel the most comfortable at, as far as playing in college and even overseas and the NBA. I know in the NBA there's the Carmelos and the big guys that play those positions and it's going to be a challenge for me to get out there guard a lot of small forwards are a team's best scorers. How his sister is doing: God has been amazing. My sister recently just had a scan and as far as we know she's cancer-free. She … had to get her leg amputated but she's doing fine. She has a prosthetic. She's going to school. She's enjoying herself for her sophomore year in high school. Everything is going great right now, so we couldn't be more thankful. Home: I'm actually in New Orleans. I'm here with my wife, who's from here. Her family's here, my mother's here. This is homebase right now.Brian T. SmithTwitter: @firstname.lastname@example.com/tribjazz


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Shares of Nokia ( NOK) fell to a 52-week low Thursday, the day after the company lowered its lowered its first-quarter guidance. "During the first quarter 2012, multiple factors negatively affected Nokia's Devices & Services business to a greater extent than previously expected," explained Nokia, in a press release, citing competitive industry dynamics and gross margin declines. Nokia, the handset maker, also noted that the second-quarter results at the devices and services unit should be similar or below the first-quarter results.
"Our disappointing Devices & Services first quarter 2012 financial results and outlook for the second quarter 2012 illustrates that our Devices & Services business continues to be in the midst of transition," said CEO Stephen Elop, in a statement. "Within our Smart Devices business unit, we have established early momentum with Lumia, and we are increasing our investments in Lumia to achieve market success. Our operator and distributor partners are providing solid support for Windows Phone as a third ecosystem, as evidenced most recently by the launch of the Lumia 900 by AT&T in the United States." Shares of Nokia hit a 52-week low of $4.01 on Thursday. The stock's 52-week high of $9.42 was set on April 28. "Nokia's profit warning, once again, highlights the precarious nature of trading product cycles in this name," Jefferies analysts wrote in a report Thursday. "Again, however, much still relies on Lumia traction in FY13.... and that the mobile phone space does not continue to limp badly (units down 27% q/q in 1Q12) - we see Samsung ("Youth" handsets), Huawei and ZTE as net beneficiaries of on-going pain for Nokia in this category. In smart devices, we remain sceptical of Nokia's ability to compete aggressively enough in mass market smartphones (sub-$150 next year) in China." Nokia has an estimated price-to-earnings ratio for next year of 12.34 times; the average for telecommunication equipment companies is 10.01. Eighteen of the 30 analysts who cover Nokia rated it hold. Six analysts gave the stock a buy rating and another six rated it hold. TheStreet Ratings gives Nokia a C- grade and hold rating. The stock has fallen 16.08% year to date. -- Written by Alexandra Zendrian >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Alexandra Zendrian >To submit a news tip, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com. >To follow the writer on Twitter, go to Alexandra Zendrian.


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So back from vacation, digging out and catching up after two weeks fishing and boating, and I come across one of the more interesting data center networking products announced during my absence: Server Fabric from Cisco irritant Xsigo Systems.
Xsigo, as you may recall, champions the notion of virtual I/O, in which a lower cost I/O "director" fills in for Ethernet and Fibre Channel switches connecting servers to storage and other network resources. Xsigo's I/O Director is also designed to reduce the number of server cards required for connecting Fibre Channel, iSCSI and Ethernet devices.
This virtual I/O convergence is not taken lightly by Cisco, which took aim at Xsigo specifically in a sales presentation posted on the Xsigo blog site. In it, Cisco dismissed the concept of virtual I/O as deficient when compared to the converged and virtual I/O capabilities of its own Unified Computing System and Nexus switches, and Fibre Channel-over-Ethernet strategy.
Now Xsigo is going after servers, with its recent introduction of Server Fabric. You can read colleague Steve Lawson's coverage of the Xsigo Server Fabric here.
The Xsigo Server Fabric is essentially a configuration management tool for Xsigo's I/O Director. It is intended to enable "one-click" network connections from virtual machines to any data center resource, including servers, networks, storage, and other virtual machines.
Server Fabric is aimed at eliminating the switch- and port-based management technique that Xsigo claims is inhibiting virtual data center management. Xsigo says its Server Fabric system can significantly lower cost of operating and accelerate new service delivery over switch- and port-based configuration management. And it is optimized for cloud computing in which interactions between physical servers, virtual machines, distributed data centers and associated storage, network and compute resources need to be dynamic and flexible - not constrained by the archaic switch and port management disciplines of the past...and present.
And Xsigo says Server Fabric, through the standard Ethernet and Fibre Channel interfaces on I/O Director, can interoperate with switches, routers and SANs from Cisco, Brocade and Juniper (connections inside the I/O Director are 40G Infiniband). Server Fabric also requires Xsigo's XMS Management Software, and the company's fabric extenders. And yes, it will go up against Cisco's UCS Manager and any other connectivity configuration management GUI designed for virtual data centers.
We'd be interested in hearing from some Xsigo/Cisco customers who have done the comparison shopping between I/O Director and UCS: are the time and money savings real? Is performance comparable? Why did you choose Xsigo over Cisco for your virtual data center, and vice versa?
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The cuisuine or in other words the meals are of high standard: very tasty local Sarawakian food. Also the location, in the middle of nature, is worthwhile to pick this resort to lodge. Cabins are very basic also compared to roomrate. Roomservice is not included: you explicitly have to ask for it on a daily basis. Then only the trash is collected and the towels are changed. That is all!
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Both are looking at the same scripture and reading it from what they believe is the "literal sense." What they're actually doing is reading the word literally without considering the sense intended by the author or the sense with which the text was taken in its own time. They understand the words "literal sense" to mean "verbatim, what the individual words literally mean."
This isn't what the Church teaches about the literal sense at all, and this isn't what the fathers and doctors of the Church meant by the literal sense. Pope Benedict XV wrote about St. Jerome in Spiritus Paraclitus and the latter's appreciation for the literal sense, while noting that history is often "presented in metaphorical dress and described figuratively." Justin Martyr also makes note of the need to be acquainted with and to "rise above" figurative modes of expression. St. Augustine clearly saw the "literal sense" to be something quite different than literal verbatim understanding of the text, as he demonstrated in his multiple works on Genesis, where certainly treats the figurative modes of speech as matters or literal sense, and where his explanation of Genesis very rarely attempts to adhere to a letter-by-letter literalism.
What's often missing from overly literalistic views is that the Church has left considerable latitude for interpretation. Typically, the Church interprets scripture in negative ways: for example, you cannot say x is true about such-and-such passage. Marcellino D'Ambrosio points out that only seven texts have been interpreted positively by the Church, and all of those relate to the sacraments. All other definitions are done in the negative.
A good example are the findings of the Pontifical Biblical Commission in relation to the authorship of the Pentateuch, the historical character of various books. While the commission affirms the essential historicity of the Genesis accounts of the creation, it does not indicate how the words must be understood but how exegetes may understand them. I wrote a little more about the concept of limited inerrancy here.
In any case, all of this study into the meaning of the phrase "literal sense" reminded me of a project I did for a linguistics class either in my senior year or in my first year of graduate school. I had been reading some of J. Paul Grice's work on the Cooperative Principle. This is essentially a convention by which people assume that someone speaking to them intends to make sense and that, when faced with literally nonsensical utterances, they will find some way to make sense of the utterance. Essentially, people are meaning-making machines, and we will find ways to make a sentence mean something.
I went around and collected samples from public places. (One of the fun things about studying how people use language is that you get to listen in on conversations and call it research.) Anyway, I say around in public places and listened to how people spoke to each other. Then I'd write down certain interchanges that were sufficient on their own to constititute a complete interchange without giving any indication of the actual context. What I had were what seemed to be complete nonsequiturs, where one person said something, and the person to whom they spoke said something completely unrelated. However, the exchanges were only unrelated if you read them verbatim. Each one could be interpreted within a context with no problem
I asked several people from different age and social groups the list of these phrases and asked them to provide a context for each exchange. Without fail, the respondees were able to provide contexts in which even the most nonsensical utterances were understandable. Here are a few examples:
Q. Do you like Japanese?
A. Yeah, but I don't raw.
Q. It's time to go.
A. I have to kiss the kitties.
Q. Can I have a drink please? (No question intonation added)
A. It's regular. (Intoned as a warning.)
Where Grice's work comes into play is that people operate under the assumption that a response to a question will make sense because people in a conversation are in a state of cooperation (the Cooperative Principle). When people deviate from the apparent cooperation, there were "conversational implicatures" that would essential "license" the deviation and make them acceptable or sensible.
The point is that we operate under the principle that verbal exchanges will make sense. Although written and oral discourse are different, they share (to a degree) this sense of cooperation. There are cases when people intentionally break the rules, but these cases are typically done for artistic effect rather than through a desire to deceive. So we have to assume that the sacred writers likewise wrote with the intent to inform, not to deceive, even when we don't fully understand the meaning. The problem occurs when we attempt to impose a context or understanding that didn't exist for the audience of the time. You can see examples of this in Marxist and feminist critiques that impose a cultural or class-based perspective on the times that simply did not exist. Or in the revisionist feminist histories that posit an idyllic pre-Christian paganism for which no one can provide any documentation.
The example I keep coming back to is Wisdom 7: 1-2.
I also am mortal, like all men, a descendant of the first-formed child of earth; and in the womb of a mother I was molded into flesh, within the period of ten months, compacted with blood, from the seed of a man and the pleasure of marriage.
A literalistic interpretation would suggest this passage means that the process of conception involves compacting the seed of man with the blood of the mother in the womb for (or within) 10 months. Now, Protestants get a pass on this one because it's not part of their scriptures. They might even use the scientific imprecision as a reason to dispute the legitimacy of this book. (To which I say, go read St, Justin Martyr's "Dialog with Trypho the Jew" if you still believe we added books to the canon in the 16th century.) However, Catholics don't get off so easily. We have to respond to what's present.
A scriptural fundamentalist would say, "Well, that's what it says, and that's what it means, so what science claims must be false."
A skeptic would say, "Well, that's what it says, and that's what it means. That's scientifically incorrect, so scripture must be in error."
And both of them would completely miss the point of the passage. In this case, the intent of the author is indicated in the opening clause: "I also am mortal." The author is asserting that he is mortal, just like the audience to whom he writes. His description of conception is how the people of his time understood conception, but he relates it, not as a claim of the actual process of conception but as an indicator of his own mortality. The claim is not a scientific assertion but an existential one. If the sacred writer had described the process of conception as we now know it to occur, his audience would undoubtedly thought he was out of his mind, or perhaps they would've seen it as proof that he was not merely mortal.
It seems like a pretty straight-forward idea. The Bible isn't making scientific assertions. Don't expect it to read like a science text. I think Pope Leo XIII said pretty much the same thing in Providentissimus Deus.


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European producers join Daniela Thomas' The Surge
EXCLUSIVE: Project is Daniela Thomas' [pictured] first solo work after co-directing Linha De Passe and Foreign Land with Walter Salles. Deal initiated during Producers Network meetings.
A trio of European producers has signed up for Brazilian filmmaker Daniela Thomas' long-awaited, first solo feature The Surge, which is being lead produced by Sara Silveira of Sao Paulo-based Dezenove.
The new European partners comprise Pandora da Cunha Telles and Pablo Iraola of Portuguese Ukbar Filmes, Gudny Hummelvoll of Hummelfilm and Philippe Avril of Paris –based Unlimited.
Set against the backdrop of a 18th century Brazil when slavery was still legal, the film revolves around a young girl married to a much, older landowner and her relationships with the slaves who work on his property.
Feted Brazilian actresses Fernanda Montenegro and Sandra Corveloni are in the cast.
The €2.7m feature marks a first solo work for Thomas after a number of collaborations with Walter Salles. She was last in Cannes in 2008 with their joint film Linha de Passe.
Silveira and da Cunha Telles credit the Cannes Marché's Producers Network initiative, which marks its 10th anniversary this year, with bringing the group together. Some 500 producers attended the six-day networking event this year.
"Sara and I first met at the Producers Network two years ago," said da Cunha Telles.
"This year we met at the event with all the partners involved to discuss the strategy for the European side of financing. The plan is to apply to public funds in Portugal, France and Norway as well as pull in distribution deals," she continued.
Some €1.7m worth of the budget is already in place. Wilson Feitosa's Europa Films will distribute the film in Brazil while and Luis Apilinario's Alambique filmes has acquired the picture for Portugal.
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Legumex raises $13.5M
LEGUMEX Walker, Inc. has raised $13.5 million in a bought deal with underwriters just after closing its acquisition of Keystone Grain.
The new equity was priced at $7.75 a share. On Monday, it closed the acquisition of sunflower and flax processor Keystone Grain for $1.28 million in cash and 587,437 in shares.
Keystone's vendors also received 660,000 warrants at $9.50 a share, which expire in two years.
Shares in the Winnipeg-based specialty grain and canola crusher were down 47 cents on Tuesday to $7.83.
Prof. eyes innovation
DOUGLAS Buchanan, a professor in electrical and computer engineering at the University of Manitoba and a former scientist at IBM, has been named vice-president, commercialization at Innovate Manitoba.
Before joining the U of M in 2002, Buchanan spent 16 years working for IBM at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center and in the microelectronic division in New York State where he filed more than 25 U.S. patents. Buchanan has been seconded from the U of M (which will pay his salary) for a year.
In his new role, he will lead Innovate Manitoba's initiative to accelerate the commercialization of innovation in Manitoba.
Among other things, he says, more education about innovation is required throughout the community. He hopes to help come up with a cohesive commercialization strategy for all of the players in the province.
Innovate Manitoba is a non-profit organization with programs dedicated to linking researchers, inventors and entrepreneurs to the resources they need to succeed. The idea is for it to become an integrated hub for all innovation-related activities in Manitoba, focused on accelerating innovation and commercialization.
AirCan launches carrier
MONTREAL -- Air Canada is combining its tour-operator business Air Canada Vacations with a new low-cost carrier to create an integrated leisure group that will take flight in June.
Michael Friisdahl, former CEO of Thomas Cook North America, has been appointed to lead the new unnamed subsidiary. He will report to Air Canada's chief commercial officer Ben Smith.
Details about the carrier's name, schedule and product offering will be disclosed later this fall when Air Canada releases its 2013 schedule.
Samsung ban lifted
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- A federal judge has lifted a ban on sales of Samsung Electronics Corp.'s Galaxy 10.1 tablet computer.
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh ruled Monday the South Korean technology giant is now free to start selling the product in American stores.
The judge had previously banned U.S. sales of the tablet pending the resolution of a sweeping patent trial between Apple Inc. and Samsung over vital technology used in smartphones and tablet computers.
A jury in September ordered Samsung to pay Apple $1 billion after finding many of Samsung's products illegally used technology developed by Apple for its iPhones and iPads.
But the jury found Samsung's Galaxy 10.1 wasn't one of the offending products. The judge scheduled a December hearing to consider Samsung's demand for a new trial.
EU trade deal on track
OTTAWA -- Trade Minister Ed Fast says he believes a comprehensive trade deal with the European Union is achievable by year's end and he has been assured Quebec's new government remains on side.
The minister, who talked with Quebec's finance and international relations ministers by phone last week, said he was assured the separatist-minded Parti Québécois government desires a trade deal with the European Union.
As well, the PQ has decided to retain Pierre Marc Johnson, who was named by the previous Liberal regime as the province's chief negotiator at the talks.
LinkedIn adds advice
SAN FRANCISCO -- LinkedIn is adding more expert advice to its website and making it easier for its users to find their pearls of wisdom.
The online professional networking service hopes the proffered tips and advice will help it extend its clout beyond the help-wanted market.
The new feature added Tuesday will encourage LinkedIn's more than 175 million members to sign up to follow the musings of "influencers" -- a 150-person panel that includes U.S. President Barack Obama, business moguls, Internet bloggers, self-help gurus and entrepreneurs.
-- from staff, the news services


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Oscilloscope Combines Scope and Spectrum Analyzer Functionality In a Single Instrument
Tektronix introduced what it asserts is the first mixed domain oscilloscope (MDO) that delivers the functionality of an oscilloscope and a spectrum analyzer in a single instrument. The MDO4000 Series gives engineers the ability to capture time-correlated analog, digital and RF signals for a complete system view to rapidly solve complicated design issues, saving days or even weeks of debug time. The instrument allows users to capture time-correlated analog, digital and RF signals across four analog, 16 digital and one RF channel. The RF input frequency range extends to 6 GHz and provides a capture bandwidth of greater than or equal to 1 GHz at all center frequencies. Users can also see up to four decoded serial and/or parallel buses at one time on the same display, so they can make accurate timing measurements to understand delays and latencies between command/control events in their design and changes in the RF spectrum. The MDO4000 also allows designers to see the RF spectrum of a signal at any point in time within a long acquisition to see how the spectrum changes over time or with device state.
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Australian cyclist Katrin Garfoot should be racing in her first Giro Rosa for the experience.
Just three years after the 32-year-old started racing, the German-born rider's speedy progression has Orica-AIS team manager Gene Bates predicting no limits to what Garfoot might achieve in the race.
The July 4-13 stage race starts with a prologue time trial in Caserta, near Naples, and is the only grand tour for women's cycling.
Garfoot is the wildcard for Orica-AIS, whose best chances for a big overall result are most likely Swiss ace Emma Johansson and Australian time trial specialist Shara Gillow.
"There's a little bit of unknown going in with Garfoot," Bates said in a team statement.
"I'm not even sure she is aware of the depth of her capabilities.
"I wouldn't at all be surprised if we see her right in the thick of the overall action in the last few days."
Garfoot only joined Orica-AIS in June and has also made the Australian road team for the Commonwealth Games.
She secured her Giro Rosa start on June 21 with eighth in the Giro del Trentino.
Orica-AIS are the women's team in the Orica-GreenEDGE organisation and, like their male counterparts, have enjoyed plenty of success since their 2012 debut.
But Orica-AIS are yet to manage an overall podium finish in the Giro Rosa, which is the women's version of the Giro d'Italia.
Johansson was fifth in 2012 and Gillow finished fourth in 2013.
Bates said their eight-rider team would aim for stage wins and the overall title.
"Everyone in the whole team has been building up some great form and we have seen that on display at the last couple of races," he said.
"We certainly will give freedom to everyone to show their hand in search of a big result."
Melissa Hoskins, the team's designated sprinter for this race, will also ride on the road and track at the Commonwealth Games.
Fellow Australian Amanda Spratt will ride at the Giro Rosa after recovering from the broken collarbone she suffered in April.
Dutch rider Loes Gunnewijk will be the on-road captain, and Italian Valentina Scandolara and Australian Jessie MacLean round out their team.


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The Association of Religious Data Archives has created a list ranking over 3,120 U.S. counties on the highest percent* of the population in Evangelical Protestant denominations, based on data from the 1980-2010 Religious Congregations and Membership Studies.
We have mapped the 100 counties with the lowest number of practicing evangelical christians using blue pins as well as the 100 counties with the highest number of reported evangelical adherents using red.
View Most and Least Christian Counties in America in a full screen map
The Least Evangelical Counties
- The lowest ranked 100 counties (blue pins) range from 0% to just under 3% Evangelical
- The least Evangelical counties are most heavily grouped in the Northeast and Mormon portions of Utah and Idaho.
- 0% = the least Evangelical is Keweenaw County, Michigan
The Typical County
- Mean (average): 23.2% Evangelical
- Median (middle value): 18.8% Evangelical
The Most Evangelical Counties
- The top 100 counties (red pins) range from 58.0% to 98.7% Evangelical
- The most Evangelical counties unsurprisingly come from the Bible belt.
- 98.7% = the most Evangelical is Choctaw County, Oklahoma. (Note: We excluded 3 counties with values over 100%.)
Other highlights include:
- 7.6% of counties are 50%+ Evangelical
- 62.0% of counties are <25% Evangelical
- 3.2% of counties are <3% Evangelical
Keep in mind that this only represents Evangelical Christians and misses other true Christians of Anglican, Catholic, or other affiliations that have experienced authentic conversions through Jesus Christ. But even when these Christians are factored, it is stunning to see the incredible religious shifts across the United States.
For Discussion:
What thoughts and feelings are stirred up when you view this data?
* "Percent" is defined as the percentage fo total population that belongs to that denomination.
** Congregational "adherents" belonging to attending Evangelical Protestant denominations to include all full members, their children, and others who regularly attend services.
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I'm sure we're all in agreement at this point in time that Rockies manager Jim Tracy is the worst, right? We here at TOC can't say nearly enough awful things about his new method of handling the Rockies rotation, and last night, pretty much the worst case scenario erupted for the Rockies. Starter Christian Friedrich had completed five innings and thrown 74 pitches, allowing just one run while striking out five without a walk. Pretty good game, right? Well, that fifth inning was Friedrich's last inning of work due to Tracy's incredulous new method of pulling starters after 75 pitches. After Friedrich left, Jeremy Guthrie came in. Guthrie was coming off of a relief outing on Wednesday against the Nationals where he got absolutely blasted, and what happened last night? Yup…he got blasted again. Three runs in two innings, including a pair of homers, and that pretty much sabotaged the Rockies' chances of winning, as they'd go on to lose the game 8-4. The funny thing about Guthrie is that he might actually be able to help out a contender this month. The man has a 3.89 ERA away from Coors Field this season, which isn't all that bad if you completely ignore the peripherals. At Coors though? HIS ERA IS 9.19. Talk about not being a good fit for the environment…
Game of the Night: Mariners 3, Red Sox 2 (11 innings). This was a solid little game for the Mariners, even if starter Erasmo Ramirez left after just 2 2/3 innings. It turned into a bullpen game for Seattle, and none of their relievers pitched that badly. The Mariners offense struck first in the sixth off of Josh Beckett, plating a pair of runs on a John Jaso double. The Red Sox tied it in the seventh, scoring one run on a Ryan Kalish RBI fielder's choice, and one run on a Miguel Olivo passed ball. The game went into extras, and in the 11th, Chone Figgins hit a sac fly to bring in Dustin Ackley off of Red Sox closer Alfredo Aceves, in his third inning of work. Tough loss for Boston, and a (dare I say it) gritty win for the Mariners.
Pitching Lines of the Night: Mat Latos threw a complete game for the Reds in their 2-1 win over the Giants, allowing one run on two hits while striking out seven without a walk. Hiroki Kuroda threw seven shutout innings for the Yankees in their 4-0 win over the White Sox, allowing three hits while striking out 11 and walking just one. Johan Santana continued his rebound season for the Mets in their 5-0 win over the Dodgers, throwing eight shutout frames and allowing three hits, two walks, and three strikeouts. Michael Fiers of the Brewers was brilliant in Milwaukee's 10-2 win over Arizona, throwing six shutout innings and giving up two hits, three walks, and ten strikeouts.
Hitting Lines of the Night: Shin-Soo Choo of the Indians erupted in Cleveland's 11-5 win over the Orioles, going 4/5 with four runs scored, three RBI, a walk, and his eighth homer of the year. Blue Jays third baseman Brett Lawrie led his team to an 11-2 laugher over the Angels, going 3/4 with three runs, three RBI, a double, and a homer. Alexi Amarista and Yasmani Grandal of the Padres each hit a pair of homers in their 8-4 win over the Rockies, with Amarista driving in four runs and Grandal driving in three.
Other Games: Pedro Alvarez hit a grand slam, and the Pirates beat the Cardinals again, winning 7-4. Stephen Strasburg left the game early in Atlanta due to issues with the heat, and the Braves prevailed 7-5. The Twins clubbed the Royals 7-2 in game one of their doubleheader, and won the second game 5-1. The Cubs beat the Astros 3-2, and Anthony Rizzo hit his first homer with his new club. The Marlins edged the Phillies 3-2. The Rangers used a five run fifth to beat the A's 7-2. Jeremy Hellickson left early for the Rays, and they fell to Rick Porcello and the TIgers 6-2.
Today's Games: Justin Masterson takes on Brian Matusz in Baltimore. Gio Gonzalez and Tim Hudson will duel in Atlanta. Erik Bedard takes on Jake Westbrook in St Louis as the Pirates look for a sweep. CJ Wilson will start in Toronto for the Angels. Ryan Vogelsong starts for the Giants against the Reds. Yu Darvish will start as the Rangers host the A's. Clayton Kershaw starts at home for the offensively challenged Dodgers against the Mets.
Enjoy your day of baseball, everyone.


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Almost nothing screams political elitism louder than holding a Clinton campaign fundraiser hosted by Chelsea at the Tribeca SoulCycle in Manhattan almost on the eve of the Iowa caucuses. The funniest thing about the Politico article describing the yoga pants Hillary supporters fundraiser is that author Annie Karni seems to be completely unaware of how politically damaging it appears as she gushes about the upcoming trendie event:
Busy New Yorkers can now donate to Hillary Clinton's campaign without missing a workout — Chelsea Clinton is set to host a fundraiser for her mother's campaign at the cult favorite spin studio SoulCycle.
On Jan. 27 at 2 p.m., Chelsea Clinton will headline the campaign's first exercise fundraiser at the Tribeca studio on Warren Street, according to an invite obtained by POLITICO. The sweaty fundraiser marks one of the former first daughter's first events on behalf of Hillary Clinton's campaign, and her role is expected to increase throughout the year.
The classes, popular with celebrities like Lady Gaga, Jake Gyllenhaal and Kelly Ripa, sell for $34 a pop for 45-minutes of riding. At the fundraiser, supporters who contribute $2,700 will be part of "Chelsea's pack," and entitled to a "premium reserved bike" and a photo with Chelsea Clinton. A limited number of tickets are also available for $1,000 or $500. "Senior master instructor" Laurie Cole, who has become a celebrity spin instructor and a friend of Chelsea's, will lead the class, according to the invite. Hosts who raise $5,000 will also get an invitation to attend a future fundraiser with Hillary Clinton.
So will Hillary now be forced to use a spin doctor to explain to financially strapped Hawkeyes why a celebrity spin instructor is being used to raise campaign cash at a chic Manhattan exercise outlet? Meanwhile let us watch the sturdy Manhattanites "get the gloss" at SoulCycle in preparation for the Clinton fundraiser.