V8SC 2008 - Rnd 6 - Hidden Valley - Race 2 (Part 1)
V8 Supercars, touring cars, saloons, australia, motr racing, holden, ford, bathhurst…
My EP3 is (re)done…
2008 Version Bitches.
… plus a k24a2 & big turbo under the hood.
It’s HOT!
It’s almost 90 degrees in San Francisco today! Now I don’t know about you, but I am genuinely worried about this planet. Last time I checked, wasn’t San Francisco supposed to be pretty moderate? As Mark Twain once said, “The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco…” Um, not anymore Mark! With that said, I think it’s about time we take a good look at ourselves and see what we can do to conserve.
Check out this Pagecast: Go Green! This page provides some excellent information on what can be done to do your part to help this planet. Other Pagecasts with similar topics include: Green Living, Green Sustainability, Green Peace, Green Cars, and various others.
-Allison, Pageflakes Team Member
Flexible JavaScript Tree Menu: dTree
While creating a filebrowser for a project, I have tried several JavaScript tree menus and found this one the easiest to work with.
dTree is an easy to setup & use classic JavaScript tree menu.
With a XHTML 1.0 strict validated output, this tree menu supports unlimited number of levels and remembers the state between pages.
Other features of dTree:
- Can be used with or without frames
- Possible to have as many trees as you like on a page
- All major browsers supported
- Alternative images for each node
The items don’t need to be in an order within the code as you can re-order them. This is a functional feature when creating the menu from a database.
The script is well-documented and this example shows how flexible it is.
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This is a blog designed to bring to you information about real estate but geared towards the auto enthusiasts. What does that mean? My intention is to bring you information about what to consider when purchasing a home with a big garage and or adding onto an existing home/garage. Please understand that any of the information you will receive through this blog also requires you to take responsibility to check into your own city/town zoning, HOA (home owners association), CCR’S( covenants, conditions and restrictions) and local rules/regulation and of course consult a lawyer.
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Most but not all property owners have and or will receive a copy of the CCR’S and/or have a HOA (home owners association) documents when purchasing a home here in Arizona. When thinking of adding onto an existing home and/or garage or building a new structure these documents are a few things that you should consider first. When looking to purchase a home and you need mulitple parking checking into your parking options to see if you must park all vehicles in the garage. OK, the garage is large enough for your four to five collector cars but can your every day vehical be parked in the driveway for extended length of time? Can you park a vehicle on the side yard? Must the park vehicle be registered? One of the first places to start is your CCR’S.
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (”CC&Rs”) ( from www.AARonline.com, Buyers Advisory)
The CC&Rs are recorded against the property and generally empower a homeowner’s association to control certain aspects of property use within the development. By purchasing a property in such a development, the buyer agrees to be bound by the CC&Rs. Thus, the CC&Rs form an enforceable contract. The association, the property owners as a whole, and individual property owners can enforce the contract. It is essential that the buyer review and agree to these restrictions prior to purchasing a property.
The ADRE advises: “Read the deed restrictions, also called CC&Rs (covenants, conditions and restrictions). You might find some of the CC&Rs are very strict, especially those addressing landscaping, RV parking, play equipment, satellite antennas, and other common amenities - particularly if the subdivision is governed by a homeowner’s association.”
www.azre.gov/PUBLIC_INFO/Documents/Property_Buyer_Checklist.html
A short but informative document on the purpose and effect of CC&Rs may be read at www.realtor.com/BASICS/condos/ccr.asp. Buyers should consult legal counsel if uncertain of the application of particular provisions in the
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5. Do I need an attorney to explain the CC&Rs to me? It’s always a good idea to seek legal counsel if you have questions about the governing documents or rules. Wolfe suggests reading the documents yourself and preparing a list of questions, then asking your attorney to interpret anything you don’t understand.
Denise G. Ham, REALTOR
Sonoran Lifestyle Real Estate
480-213-1613 Direct
deniseham@cox.net
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