Today I am going to review the plan 1 of Summit Crest in Lake Forest. This was a great plan for so many reasons. It was efficiently designed, and had some major BK approvals. For those that don’t know, BK is our resident architecture expert when it comes to home designs.
I liked the front porch [...]
World Cup is the most watched sports event in the world. However, it is definitely not the most entertaining and exciting event. Watching Brazil play against China is the equivalent of the Dream Team playing against Angola. Game’s over pretty much when it was announced.
As far as the best football event (soccer is now a [...]
“It looked like AAA to me. How was I supposed to know that it was a steaming pile of crap when we took it on? I mean — I had no idea that there were bets against the crap pile in there. To me — it looked like a good idea, and some of those [...]
With the days getting more and more pleasant folks may be wanting to spend time with family and friends outdoors, enjoying the weather us Southern Californians pay a premium to experience. Orange County has many options available, what with all the parks, beaches and even the outdoor malls people use as an excuse to leave [...]
A while back I signed up for a website, Groupon, which offers daily discounts on local businesses. (I will not go into an explanation here as it is not the topic of this post, but I recommend checking it out). Recently a Groupon for $40 worth of food and drinks at Versai Wine Barin Yorba Linda [...]
Part four of a series to run each Friday in February.
Links to Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
Hello and welcome to Part 4 of “Anyone can cook!” In the last segment, we went over some basic food safety topics and how to use the knife. In this installment, we’ll continue with basic kitchen skills [...]
January 2010, finally a drop?
Sales were down and most of what moved was distressed. Are the banks starting to clean out the closet?
Case-Schiller for Costa Mesa all SFR , and nicer condos and PUDs
Month
Sales
Price
SE
CS=
SEM
Equivalent
Date
JFM
15
479
22
182
8
(limited dataset)
Feb 2004
April
10
491
14
188
7
(limited dataset)
March 2004
May
27
532
15
184
5
March 2004
June
26
548
21
181
5
Feb 2004
July
37
516
17
184
5
Mar 2004
Aug
47
548
15
191
5
Apr 2004
Sept
37
548
23
177
4
Jan 2004
Oct
39
538
20
180
4
Feb 2004
Nov
29
518
25
180
6
Feb 2004
Dec
40
460
16
162
3
Aug 2003
Jan
20
516
27
161
4
Aug 2003
Feb
28
553
33
167
4
Sept 2003
Mar
43
510
43
179
5
Jan 2004
Apr
45
520
19
172
4
Dec 2003
May
47
535
28
176
4
Dec 2003
June
59
550
17
176
3
Dec 2003
July
58
525
22
176
3
Dec 2003
Aug
60
560
30
170
4
Nov 2003
Sept
53
556
21
180
5
Jan 2004
Oct
40
604
25
176
5
Dec [...]
Part three of a series to run each Friday in February.
Links to Part One and Part Two.
The first lesson in Culinary School usually starts with knife skill. But since this isn’t a school and I can’t demonstrate in person (my knife skills suck anyway), you’ll have to settle for on-line videos. Knife skills are something [...]
