Priscilla Presley - World-of-Newave.info World-of-Newave.info http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 2008-10-13T18:06:26Z Latest news and articles about Priscilla Presley Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. {AVIATION > HANG GLIDING} - 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 http://lucasridley.blogspot.com/ Today was a later day, as usual for this NW facing site. My team was able to launch around 3 after about 20 other gliders. The day was called to be a good, albeit blue, day with the inversion rising to 6,500'-7,000', which is good for this site and 500 avg fpm climbs. Lucas Ridley <> writes: Yesterday was a fun blue day. It was tough though. There was only 9 competitors that made their goals. The task was called for everyone (A, B, and C pilots) to land in the same field and there were just different turn around waypoints for the B's and A's and that field was the only waypoint for the C's. There was a big gaggle of pilots over launch and many C pilots it was there first time to thermal with a number of other gliders. As I type Dennis Pagen, Jim Lamb, and Mike Barber are going over rules of the sky with everyone because there were some close calls with the less experienced pilots. I'm sure they and everyone are learning a lot with every experience at this meet, I know I am. For example, there were seven happy pilots who raised their hands this morning that had their first xc flights yesterday. I have a lot of respect for what Mike Barber does at Wallaby when he flies with someone to teach them. It is quite difficult and adds an interesting dynamic for the A pilots for their priority of this meet is to fly and stay with less experienced pilots. I landed at the goal field, without having completed my task because I was spending my time helping someone else, but I had a keg to look forward to that was kindly donated to help raise money to buy a landing field, as well as the pork butt and chicken that was cooked all day which was another donation to raise lz money. Thanks to Terry Presley for taking Eric Donaldsons place on our team for yesterday which he was able to get our C pilot and himself to complete their task (2 of the 9 were on my team!), which has kept us in first. After dinner Terry conducted a seminar on restricted landing field approaches and landing. Today is a triangle task for the A's and the B and C's get dropped off at the second and first vertex of the triangle. Hopefully, it should be a better day than yesterday with it being a little hotter of a day, but it will be blue. Here are the team scores with the new scoring system that I think we'll be adopting, where the biggest changes lay in normalizing the points for making goal for all pilots. Now everyone gets a flat 100 points for making goal, then a multiplier for their wing type and then a set amount of bonus points (instead of another multiplier) for escorting another pilot, relights, and landing at the goal LZ: 1- 1,922 - Thermal Underwear 2- 1,727 - Team Ohio 3- 1,715 - E Team 4- 1,433 - B'Low Me Again 5- 1,371 - Comp Concepts 6- 1,236 - The Pale Gliders 7- 1,131 - Team Colorado 8- 1,011 - The Leftovers 9- 916 - Mountaineers 10- 825 - Air Hogs Since the Mountaineers have been dropping in scores because they only have A pilots, The Leftovers were in last place. The E Team has dropped from a solid second to being in 3rd by only 12 points though. Dennis' team jumped from 7th to 4th as well, but I don't think he is going to be flying today. He has offered to measure sprogs today and tomorrow which I am looking forward to since I bought my Litespeed used. There is only one more day of competition after today and tomorrow night there is a pizza place bringing in their trailer to make hand tossed pizzas at launch with a couple kegs of beer that is on the Tree Toppers! But I know there will be plenty of donations for the lz fund. Discuss 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 at the Oz Report forum   link» http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/2008-team-challenge-day-5-2008102873.htm 2008-10-03T16:08:33Z 2008-10-03T16:08:33Z OzReport.Com http://OzReport.com/1223046513 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 {new window}   OzReport.Com - 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 http://lucasridley.blogspot.com/ Today was a later day, as usual for this NW facing site. My team was able to launch around 3 after about 20 other gliders. The day was called to be a good, albeit blue, day with the inversion rising to 6,500'-7,000', which is good for this site and 500 avg fpm climbs. Lucas Ridley <> writes: Yesterday was a fun blue day. It was tough though. There was only 9 competitors that made their goals. The task was called for everyone (A, B, and C pilots) to land in the same field and there were just different turn around waypoints for the B's and A's and that field was the only waypoint for the C's. There was a big gaggle of pilots over launch and many C pilots it was there first time to thermal with a number of other gliders. As I type Dennis Pagen, Jim Lamb, and Mike Barber are going over rules of the sky with everyone because there were some close calls with the less experienced pilots. I'm sure they and everyone are learning a lot with every experience at this meet, I know I am. For example, there were seven happy pilots who raised their hands this morning that had their first xc flights yesterday. I have a lot of respect for what Mike Barber does at Wallaby when he flies with someone to teach them. It is quite difficult and adds an interesting dynamic for the A pilots for their priority of this meet is to fly and stay with less experienced pilots. I landed at the goal field, without having completed my task because I was spending my time helping someone else, but I had a keg to look forward to that was kindly donated to help raise money to buy a landing field, as well as the pork butt and chicken that was cooked all day which was another donation to raise lz money. Thanks to Terry Presley for taking Eric Donaldsons place on our team for yesterday which he was able to get our C pilot and himself to complete their task (2 of the 9 were on my team!), which has kept us in first. After dinner Terry conducted a seminar on restricted landing field approaches and landing. Today is a triangle task for the A's and the B and C's get dropped off at the second and first vertex of the triangle. Hopefully, it should be a better day than yesterday with it being a little hotter of a day, but it will be blue. Here are the team scores with the new scoring system that I think we'll be adopting, where the biggest changes lay in normalizing the points for making goal for all pilots. Now everyone gets a flat 100 points for making goal, then a multiplier for their wing type and then a set amount of bonus points (instead of another multiplier) for escorting another pilot, relights, and landing at the goal LZ: 1- 1,922 - Thermal Underwear 2- 1,727 - Team Ohio 3- 1,715 - E Team 4- 1,433 - B'Low Me Again 5- 1,371 - Comp Concepts 6- 1,236 - The Pale Gliders 7- 1,131 - Team Colorado 8- 1,011 - The Leftovers 9- 916 - Mountaineers 10- 825 - Air Hogs Since the Mountaineers have been dropping in scores because they only have A pilots, The Leftovers were in last place. The E Team has dropped from a solid second to being in 3rd by only 12 points though. Dennis' team jumped from 7th to 4th as well, but I don't think he is going to be flying today. He has offered to measure sprogs today and tomorrow which I am looking forward to since I bought my Litespeed used. There is only one more day of competition after today and tomorrow night there is a pizza place bringing in their trailer to make hand tossed pizzas at launch with a couple kegs of beer that is on the Tree Toppers! But I know there will be plenty of donations for the lz fund. Discuss 2008 Team Challenge, Day 5 at the Oz Report forum   link»
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Published: October 3, 2008, 4:08 pm - Indexed: October 4, 2008, 12:45 pm - Page Size: 39KB
Category: Recreation > Aviation > Aircraft > Footlaunched > Hang Gliding

]]> {AVIATION > HANG GLIDING} - 2008 Team Challenge 2008 Team Challenge oliver gregory <> writes: www.tennesseetreetoppers.org We are about to get the 2008 Team Challenge cranked up. It has been dry for several weeks so we are anticipating some good flying. We are packed with 10 teams. We have scheduled nightly talks by Mike Barber, Kevin Carter, Dennis Pagen, Jim Lamb, Terry Presley, Mark Stump, Stan Roberts and Lindsey Chew. We also have video landing and launch clinics to tune up these skills for all the pilots in the team challenge. Lots of fun side events are planned as well. Discuss 2008 Team Challenge at the Oz Report forum   link» http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/2008-team-challenge-20080968427.htm 2008-09-25T17:09:02Z 2008-09-25T17:09:02Z OzReport.Com http://OzReport.com/1222358942 2008 Team Challenge {new window}   OzReport.Com - 2008 Team Challenge oliver gregory <> writes: www.tennesseetreetoppers.org We are about to get the 2008 Team Challenge cranked up. It has been dry for several weeks so we are anticipating some good flying. We are packed with 10 teams. We have scheduled nightly talks by Mike Barber, Kevin Carter, Dennis Pagen, Jim Lamb, Terry Presley, Mark Stump, Stan Roberts and Lindsey Chew. We also have video landing and launch clinics to tune up these skills for all the pilots in the team challenge. Lots of fun side events are planned as well. Discuss 2008 Team Challenge at the Oz Report forum   link»
The Oz Report hang gliding news - Blog {...} The Oz Report is a near-daily world wide hang gliding news ezine with reports on competitions, pilot rankings, political issues, fly-ins, the latest technology, ultralight sailplanes, reader feedback and anything else from within the global HG community worthy of coverage. Topics include: hang gliding, paragliding, aerotowing, platform towing, competitions, fly-ins, hang gliding and paragliding news from around the world by Davis Straub, soaring, flying, cross country, photos, pics, gliders, hang gliding forums, hanggliding, videos, photos, flying, hang gliders. Information about Dealers, Instructors, Sites Weather, Fly-Ins, State Records, Site Records, XC Competition, Repeater Frequencies, Maps, GPS Locations, Free Classifieds, Mosquito Harness, Powered hang gliders, learn to fly, free flight lessons freeflight, instruction, extreme sports. {...}
Published: September 25, 2008, 5:09 pm - Indexed: September 27, 2008, 1:13 pm - Page Size: 35KB
Category: Recreation > Aviation > Aircraft > Footlaunched > Hang Gliding

]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - CONCORD HOUSE FOR RENT (concord / pleasant hill / martinez) $1750 2bd Awaken to the sounds of birds chirping and surround yourself with natures warmth... 2 Bedroom with closets(11x11)+ Bonus room(accommodates twin and dresser), 1 Bath, Large living room (20x19), Dinning room, Galley Kitchen with breakfast nook area (Dishwasher/gas stove/refrigerator included), Laundry Nook (Gas Bosch Washer/dryer included), linen closet, Coat closet, Gas Fireplace, Central heating and cooling, 2 Carport (driveway accommodates 4 vehicles), Redwood Playground , Storage shed (18x14), Sprinkler system installed, Water pressure excellent, Compost bin. Nestled in a serene neighborhood, just a walk away from Bart, Sun Valley Mall, Diablo Valley College,Water world, several hiking trails, public schools, major chain restaurants, supermarkets and convenient stores, near I-680/SR 242 and Mount Diablo/ John Muir Medical Centers, this 1940's rancher is ideal! It sits on a quarter of an acre of land! Inside it is adorned with beautiful walnut hardwood floors (rooms/living room/hallway)and travertine tile (foyer/dinning room/kitchen/bath). The living room has French doors that open into a back patio and views of a massive backyard and playground also in the living room a bay windows that looks out onto a lush green lawn. The vibrant Japanese Maple is not only easy on the eye but creates privacy for your dinning and kitchen windows. RENTS for $1,750, 1st month and DEPOSIT of equal amount to secure property- 1 year lease contract, UTILITIES not included (avg. $400), (NOTE:Applicants will be screened prior to signing)CONTACT Priscilla or Miguel @ (650)438-6100 Date for move in SEPTEMBER 1st 2008 This home offers plenty of entertainment room, room for a couple to expand, garden till your hearts content or simply room to let the dogs run free. FOR MORE PICS GO TO http://www.myspace.com/concordhome http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/concord-house-for-rent-concord-pleasant-hill-martinez-20080882223.htm 2008-08-29T10:13:07Z 2008-08-29T10:13:07Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/apa/817851465.html CONCORD HOUSE FOR RENT (concord / pleasant hill / martinez) $1750 2bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Awaken to the sounds of birds chirping and surround yourself with natures warmth... 2 Bedroom with closets(11x11)+ Bonus room(accommodates twin and dresser), 1 Bath, Large living room (20x19), Dinning room, Galley Kitchen with breakfast nook area (Dishwasher/gas stove/refrigerator included), Laundry Nook (Gas Bosch Washer/dryer included), linen closet, Coat closet, Gas Fireplace, Central heating and cooling, 2 Carport (driveway accommodates 4 vehicles), Redwood Playground , Storage shed (18x14), Sprinkler system installed, Water pressure excellent, Compost bin. Nestled in a serene neighborhood, just a walk away from Bart, Sun Valley Mall, Diablo Valley College,Water world, several hiking trails, public schools, major chain restaurants, supermarkets and convenient stores, near I-680/SR 242 and Mount Diablo/ John Muir Medical Centers, this 1940's rancher is ideal! It sits on a quarter of an acre of land! Inside it is adorned with beautiful walnut hardwood floors (rooms/living room/hallway)and travertine tile (foyer/dinning room/kitchen/bath). The living room has French doors that open into a back patio and views of a massive backyard and playground also in the living room a bay windows that looks out onto a lush green lawn. The vibrant Japanese Maple is not only easy on the eye but creates privacy for your dinning and kitchen windows. RENTS for $1,750, 1st month and DEPOSIT of equal amount to secure property- 1 year lease contract, UTILITIES not included (avg. $400), (NOTE:Applicants will be screened prior to signing)CONTACT Priscilla or Miguel @ (650)438-6100 Date for move in SEPTEMBER 1st 2008 This home offers plenty of entertainment room, room for a couple to expand, garden till your hearts content or simply room to let the dogs run free. FOR MORE PICS GO TO http://www.myspace.com/concordhome
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Published: August 29, 2008, 10:13 am - Indexed: August 29, 2008, 12:40 pm - Page Size: 7KB
Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals

]]> {NEWS > BREAKING NEWS} - New Harley-Davidson Museum Is Heaven for Hells Angels : The Harley-Davidson is more than a two-wheeled miscreant-hauler; it's one of America's most important indigenous technologies. The 45-degree V-twin engine has remained remarkably unchanged since it was introduced in 1909. Now the Harley has its own museum, which opened on July 12 in Milwaukee, the bike's birthplace. Inside the steel-framed compound, you'll find plenty of antique bikes and memorabilia, including the original outlaw: Serial Number One. There's also a "family tree" that shows how engineers modernized the distinctive two-cylinder engine without sacrificing its signature raw rumble. But confining all that heavy metal thunder indoors would be sacrilege. So Pentagram, the chief design firm on the project, turned 20 acres of industrial land into hog heaven: The three buildings containing galleries, archives, and the obligatory store are arranged around an intersection of 60-foot-wide roads — broad enough for four rows of parking and two traffic lanes, just like at Sturgis — creating an ever-changing exhibit of visitors' bikes. "It's important to have a real museum," Pentagram architect James Biber says, "but also to have a kind of museum on the street." There's car parking as well, but the lots are a bit of a hike from the entrance; this is one stretch of pavement where motorcycles always have the right of way. : Harley-Davidson has produced more than 400 types of rides in more than a century, but this is the bike that started it all: Serial Number One. Constructed in 1903, it's the very first Harley-Davidson "motorcycle." : One of the company's most visible cheerleaders is Willie G. Davidson, the grandson of cofounder William A. Davidson. After joining Harley-Davidson in 1963, he helped design the FX Super Glide, which ushered in an era of factory-built motorcycles that had the style of more popular custom motorcycles. Seen here with onlookers and construction workers, he was on hand for the signing ceremony of the final beam of the museum's framework, just before it was hoisted into place.: In early 1969, American Machinery & Foundry purchased the Harley-Davidson company. Despite much investment from AMF, a declining workforce, labor strife, and poor manufacturing decisions led to inferior bikes and disappointing sales. In 1981, on the verge of bankruptcy, AMF sold the company to a group of 13 investors, including Willie G. Davidson. This iconic ad represents the buyback, alerting the world that Harley-Davidson had returned to its roots.: Hard-shell helmets? Stuffy leather outfits? Brakes? Bah. At the turn of the century, real speed racers roared down two-by-fours at more than 100 miles an hour on tracks banked up as high as 60 degrees.: The museum will feature a genuine replica of a board track, complete with classic board track motorcycles planted around it. Don't expect much in the way of racing though — fatalities among riders and spectators signed the sport's death sentence more than 70 years ago.: Customization is at the heart of the Harley-Davidson experience, and this particular bike exemplifies the art. Thirteen feet long, equipped with two Knucklehead engines, and weighing more than 1,000 pounds, the King Kong is Harley-Davidson enthusiast Felix Predko's labor of love. With the initial work requiring 4,000 hours of labor between 1949 and 1952, this engineering marvel finds a home within the museum's hallowed halls.: The Electra Glide, introduced in 1965, is now a staple in the touring line of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. A regular sight on the open road, these long-haulers exemplify the road-hog experience. : A symbol of connection between Harley-Davidson and its devotees, personalized, engraved rivets will be on permanent display around the museum. A 3-inch rivet will run $250, while the 6-inch version will cost cost $1,500.: Personalized rivets will be on display around the museum grounds. The 3-inch variants will adorn curved steel walls, while the larger 6-inch rivets will be laid in the ground in concrete within a plaza of their own. All rivet owners will be provided with a map, listing the location of their personal rivet.: Nearly 40 years ago, actor Peter Fonda rode a star-spangled red, white, and blue custom chopper on his cross-country trek with Dennis Hopper in the seminal film Easy Rider. Replicas of their iconic bikes will be on display at the museum.: A ground-breaking ceremony as only Harley-Davidson could do it. On June 1, 2006, nine-time AMA Grand National Champion Scott Parker put down the traditional shovel in favor of something with a bit more oomph, ripping through the dirt on an XL 883R Sportster.: Amid all the classic hogs, many hip-shaking fans will flock immediately to a 1956 KH model owned by none other than Elvis Presley. (The museum even has the receipt to prove it!) A full three months before his memorable performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, the King appeared with his ride on the cover of The Enthusiast, the hottest motorcycle mag of its time.: Part thoroughfare, part exhibition space, the "parking gardens" at the Harley-Davidson Museum will allow riders to rest their bikes and ogle everyone else's. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/breaking-news/new-harley-davidson-museum-is-heaven-for-hells-angels-20080735933.htm 2008-07-29T05:00:00Z 2008-07-29T05:00:00Z Wired.Com http://www.wired.com/cars/coolwheels/multimedia/2008/07/pl_motor New Harley-Davidson Museum Is Heaven for Hells Angels {new window}   Www.Wired.Com - : The Harley-Davidson is more than a two-wheeled miscreant-hauler; it's one of America's most important indigenous technologies. The 45-degree V-twin engine has remained remarkably unchanged since it was introduced in 1909. Now the Harley has its own museum, which opened on July 12 in Milwaukee, the bike's birthplace. Inside the steel-framed compound, you'll find plenty of antique bikes and memorabilia, including the original outlaw: Serial Number One. There's also a "family tree" that shows how engineers modernized the distinctive two-cylinder engine without sacrificing its signature raw rumble. But confining all that heavy metal thunder indoors would be sacrilege. So Pentagram, the chief design firm on the project, turned 20 acres of industrial land into hog heaven: The three buildings containing galleries, archives, and the obligatory store are arranged around an intersection of 60-foot-wide roads — broad enough for four rows of parking and two traffic lanes, just like at Sturgis — creating an ever-changing exhibit of visitors' bikes. "It's important to have a real museum," Pentagram architect James Biber says, "but also to have a kind of museum on the street." There's car parking as well, but the lots are a bit of a hike from the entrance; this is one stretch of pavement where motorcycles always have the right of way. : Harley-Davidson has produced more than 400 types of rides in more than a century, but this is the bike that started it all: Serial Number One. Constructed in 1903, it's the very first Harley-Davidson "motorcycle." : One of the company's most visible cheerleaders is Willie G. Davidson, the grandson of cofounder William A. Davidson. After joining Harley-Davidson in 1963, he helped design the FX Super Glide, which ushered in an era of factory-built motorcycles that had the style of more popular custom motorcycles. Seen here with onlookers and construction workers, he was on hand for the signing ceremony of the final beam of the museum's framework, just before it was hoisted into place.: In early 1969, American Machinery & Foundry purchased the Harley-Davidson company. Despite much investment from AMF, a declining workforce, labor strife, and poor manufacturing decisions led to inferior bikes and disappointing sales. In 1981, on the verge of bankruptcy, AMF sold the company to a group of 13 investors, including Willie G. Davidson. This iconic ad represents the buyback, alerting the world that Harley-Davidson had returned to its roots.: Hard-shell helmets? Stuffy leather outfits? Brakes? Bah. At the turn of the century, real speed racers roared down two-by-fours at more than 100 miles an hour on tracks banked up as high as 60 degrees.: The museum will feature a genuine replica of a board track, complete with classic board track motorcycles planted around it. Don't expect much in the way of racing though — fatalities among riders and spectators signed the sport's death sentence more than 70 years ago.: Customization is at the heart of the Harley-Davidson experience, and this particular bike exemplifies the art. Thirteen feet long, equipped with two Knucklehead engines, and weighing more than 1,000 pounds, the King Kong is Harley-Davidson enthusiast Felix Predko's labor of love. With the initial work requiring 4,000 hours of labor between 1949 and 1952, this engineering marvel finds a home within the museum's hallowed halls.: The Electra Glide, introduced in 1965, is now a staple in the touring line of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. A regular sight on the open road, these long-haulers exemplify the road-hog experience. : A symbol of connection between Harley-Davidson and its devotees, personalized, engraved rivets will be on permanent display around the museum. A 3-inch rivet will run $250, while the 6-inch version will cost cost $1,500.: Personalized rivets will be on display around the museum grounds. The 3-inch variants will adorn curved steel walls, while the larger 6-inch rivets will be laid in the ground in concrete within a plaza of their own. All rivet owners will be provided with a map, listing the location of their personal rivet.: Nearly 40 years ago, actor Peter Fonda rode a star-spangled red, white, and blue custom chopper on his cross-country trek with Dennis Hopper in the seminal film Easy Rider. Replicas of their iconic bikes will be on display at the museum.: A ground-breaking ceremony as only Harley-Davidson could do it. On June 1, 2006, nine-time AMA Grand National Champion Scott Parker put down the traditional shovel in favor of something with a bit more oomph, ripping through the dirt on an XL 883R Sportster.: Amid all the classic hogs, many hip-shaking fans will flock immediately to a 1956 KH model owned by none other than Elvis Presley. (The museum even has the receipt to prove it!) A full three months before his memorable performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, the King appeared with his ride on the cover of The Enthusiast, the hottest motorcycle mag of its time.: Part thoroughfare, part exhibition space, the "parking gardens" at the Harley-Davidson Museum will allow riders to rest their bikes and ogle everyone else's.
The Harley-Davidson is more than a two-wheeled miscreant-hauler; it's one of America's most important indigenous technologies. The 45-degree V-twin engine has remained remarkably unchanged since it was introduced in 1909. Now the Harley has its own museum, which opened {...}
Published: July 29, 2008, 5:00 am - Indexed: July 30, 2008, 3:49 pm - Page Size: 35KB
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - vibrating rumicube muscle factory or the Golden TrapperKeeper Lodge (alamo square / nopa) $800 1bd welcome to your entrance exam, please take a seat: This is for a membership at the new golden trapperkeeper lodge. We are two creative beings in our early 20's looking for a new roommate to fill up an increasing rent. there are two large bedroom available in the lodge, two large living/creation stations with one opening up to the kitchen, a sunny backyard, etc. and move in is welcome asap. ideally we are looking for a short term sublet, possibily until october, but if that is not what you want maybe we can work something out depending on your test results. Before we go any further, i must warn you, this is a house with a lot of creation going on. That means loud moaning bent circuitry and synthesizers and drums and violins coming from the musical zones of the house, as well as film, painting, and so forth. you must be a creative person who would be able to take advantage of an area with lots of free space to do your creative thing. we do not want a serious working professional with no creative passion who will be bothered by our sounds and sights, or even someone who like, totally, has a "photography" hobby or something on the side. we are not normal human beings, we are "avant gaurdians for the milkmen of tomorrow". this is not quite your a-typical art commune or studio space, but we'd like to achieve that type of feel, a place where we can share common interests and all feed of each other and be inspired. okay ughh enough dumbo-talk, test time: Q: what was the floor invented for? Q how many heavens are in heaven? Q: do you smoke elvis presley's toenails when you want to get high? Q: do you know why the grass is short? Q: do you have a treadmill fetish? Q: what do you recommend this week? Q: are you the only human being? tacos are built for me - True or False blind baby has it's mother's eyes - T or F e-mail me your test and i will get back to you asap. here's some sonic sounds about bioled peanuts and bologna sandwiches that i made to help give you an idea: www.myspace.com/batsincorporated http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/vibrating-rumicube-muscle-factory-or-the-golden-2008073939.htm 2008-07-09T23:02:04Z 2008-07-09T23:02:04Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/sub/748771021.html vibrating rumicube muscle factory or the Golden TrapperKeeper Lodge (alamo square / nopa) $800 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - welcome to your entrance exam, please take a seat: This is for a membership at the new golden trapperkeeper lodge. We are two creative beings in our early 20's looking for a new roommate to fill up an increasing rent. there are two large bedroom available in the lodge, two large living/creation stations with one opening up to the kitchen, a sunny backyard, etc. and move in is welcome asap. ideally we are looking for a short term sublet, possibily until october, but if that is not what you want maybe we can work something out depending on your test results. Before we go any further, i must warn you, this is a house with a lot of creation going on. That means loud moaning bent circuitry and synthesizers and drums and violins coming from the musical zones of the house, as well as film, painting, and so forth. you must be a creative person who would be able to take advantage of an area with lots of free space to do your creative thing. we do not want a serious working professional with no creative passion who will be bothered by our sounds and sights, or even someone who like, totally, has a "photography" hobby or something on the side. we are not normal human beings, we are "avant gaurdians for the milkmen of tomorrow". this is not quite your a-typical art commune or studio space, but we'd like to achieve that type of feel, a place where we can share common interests and all feed of each other and be inspired. okay ughh enough dumbo-talk, test time: Q: what was the floor invented for? Q how many heavens are in heaven? Q: do you smoke elvis presley's toenails when you want to get high? Q: do you know why the grass is short? Q: do you have a treadmill fetish? Q: what do you recommend this week? Q: are you the only human being? tacos are built for me - True or False blind baby has it's mother's eyes - T or F e-mail me your test and i will get back to you asap. here's some sonic sounds about bioled peanuts and bologna sandwiches that i made to help give you an idea: www.myspace.com/batsincorporated
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > REAL ESTATE} - Class "A" Office Building in Downtown Los Altos, CA (mountain view) $3 564sqft We have one large room (564 Sq. Ft.) suite, which can be set up with a receptionist area plus private office. Located in a two story office building with an elevator and underground parking in Downtown Los Altos. Close to Restaurants and amenities. Rate is $3.50/Sq. Ft. plus NNN per month. For more information please call Claudia (650)-559-4672 or Priscilla (650)-559-4661 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/class-a-office-building-in-downtown-los-altos-ca-2008061906.htm 2008-06-03T17:46:00Z 2008-06-03T17:46:00Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/off/706183844.html Class "A" Office Building in Downtown Los Altos, CA (mountain view) $3 564sqft {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - We have one large room (564 Sq. Ft.) suite, which can be set up with a receptionist area plus private office. Located in a two story office building with an elevator and underground parking in Downtown Los Altos. Close to Restaurants and amenities. Rate is $3.50/Sq. Ft. plus NNN per month. For more information please call Claudia (650)-559-4672 or Priscilla (650)-559-4661
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > REAL ESTATE} - 410 Glasgow Circle, Danville 4BR/2.5BA Single Family House (danville / san ramon) $880000 Priscilla and Jim Shacklett | Prudential California Realty | pandjshack@gmail.com | 925-314-2414 410 Glasgow Circle, Danville, CA Backs to open space! 4BR/2.5BA Single Family House offered at $880,000 Year Built 1995 Sq Footage 2,813 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 full, 1 partial Floors 2 Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size 5,220 sqft HOA/Maint $105 per month DESCRIPTION BEAUTIFUL SETTING ON PREMIUM LOT BACKING TO LUSH OPEN SPACE, ENGLISH GARDENS. BRICK PATIO. BRAND NEW HARDWOOD FLRS THROUGHOUT KITCHEN + TILE FLOORING LG DRAMATIC WINDOWS LET VIEW & LIGHT SHINE IN. 4 BDRMS + STUDY LOFT. For open house info visit www.prurealty.com/danville see additional photos below ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Seller contact info: Priscilla and Jim Shacklett Prudential California Realty pandjshack@gmail.com 925-314-2414 For sale by agent/broker Equal Opportunity Housing Posted: Apr 30, 2008, 11:20am PDT http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/410-glasgow-circle-danville-4br-2-5ba-single-family-2008055996.htm 2008-05-29T19:16:25Z 2008-05-29T19:16:25Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/rfs/699850338.html 410 Glasgow Circle, Danville 4BR/2.5BA Single Family House (danville / san ramon) $880000 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Priscilla and Jim Shacklett | Prudential California Realty | pandjshack@gmail.com | 925-314-2414 410 Glasgow Circle, Danville, CA Backs to open space! 4BR/2.5BA Single Family House offered at $880,000 Year Built 1995 Sq Footage 2,813 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 full, 1 partial Floors 2 Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size 5,220 sqft HOA/Maint $105 per month DESCRIPTION BEAUTIFUL SETTING ON PREMIUM LOT BACKING TO LUSH OPEN SPACE, ENGLISH GARDENS. BRICK PATIO. BRAND NEW HARDWOOD FLRS THROUGHOUT KITCHEN + TILE FLOORING LG DRAMATIC WINDOWS LET VIEW & LIGHT SHINE IN. 4 BDRMS + STUDY LOFT. For open house info visit www.prurealty.com/danville see additional photos below ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Seller contact info: Priscilla and Jim Shacklett Prudential California Realty pandjshack@gmail.com 925-314-2414 For sale by agent/broker Equal Opportunity Housing Posted: Apr 30, 2008, 11:20am PDT
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