#west highland neighborhood

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She’s a little bit of heaven with a wild side.

Resident Autumn Prescott came to the neighborhood of West Highland about nine years ago. She's currently 34 years old and was born in Denver, Colorado. She makes a living by owning Salem Vibes, a bakery. Her neighbors often compare her to Danielle Campbell, but she doesn't see it.

ABOUT THEM.

Autumn was born on December 25, making her a Capricorn, according to the chart.

She's been described as helpful, loving, and adventurous. She's also been noted to be stubborn, perfectionist, and blunt.

Her dream growing up was to be a librarian.

She's a certified Scuba Diver. It was just something she wanted to get ever since she was young.

Autumn loves Disney so much that she has an annual pass to the parks to visit once a year. The specific reason is because Disney was the place that helped Autumn get over a traumatic event.

Two of their favorite ways to relax are by watching true crime documentaries and attending paint and sip events with her best friends.

Two bad habits she has are that she always checks social media and she collects stuff.

She can be found on all social media by the handle @thexhalloweenxqueen

A RUMOR FLOATING AROUND ABOUT THEM IS....

The rumor is that Autumn is stealing recipes from other businesses. They say she goes to other bakeries trying out different items then going back to her bakery and making her versions of the same item.

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.

The rumor is 100% false. Autumn DOES not steal recipes. She might see inspiration from her competitors but she would never steal. She does her research and gets ideas from her childhood and wherever she sees in her travels.

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Urban Design Concept of the Day

Streetcar suburbs

The Streetcar suburb is a form of transit oriented development where a neighborhood is oriented around a Streetcar stop. They grew to prominence between the 1880s and 1920s during the height of streetcars in north america. Drspite the removal of streetcars they havr still thrived as urban neighborhoods even today as a result of of how they differ from modern suburbs by being denser, having mixed use zoning and being more Walkable making them a healthier, more environmentally friendly form of the suburb. Examples of Streetcar suburbs can be found in Louisville with the Highlands, West Philly, Shaker Heights in Cleveland, Somerville in Boston, and West Hollywood in LA

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Sunday, October 20, 2024 - Tim Walz

Today the Governor met up with TN State Representative Justin Jones and went door knocking in Nashville and surrounding suburbs. Numerous areas of the city and suburbs were visited. Many interactions in the suburbs of Nashville grew contentious, but in Nashville proper, we were very positively received. Below are the local restaurants and neighborhoods in which the group canvased and met with volunteers.

Meals: Breakfast -> Meridian Street Café & Bar Lunch -> Red's Hot Chicken Dinner -> Del Frisco's Grille

Towns and Nashville Areas Canvased: Highland Heights East Nashville Jackson Park Woodlawn Area West Meade Forest Hills

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Hosted by Schlafly Beer, the Stout & Oyster Festival returns March 24th & March 25th, 2023.

Press Release

ST. LOUIS, MO (Feb. 27, 2023) — Schlafly Beer, the original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, announces the highly anticipated return of its annual Stout & Oyster Festival on Friday, March 24, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday, March 25, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the historic Schlafly Tap Room (2100 Locust St, St. Louis, MO 63103). Schlafly’s Stout & Oyster Festival is the largest of its kind in the Midwest. Schlafly flies in over 80,000 oysters overnight from both coasts, hosts 20 seasoned oyster shuckers to shuck oysters live all weekend, and brews more than 10 stouts exclusively for the popular festival. 

This year brings new stouts, stories from the star shuckers, live music, and more. Click here to view a short video to get a taste of the festival fun. Schlafly works directly with oyster farmers, chefs, and more from across North America who attend the festival as the “star shuckers,” shucking oysters on-site all weekend. The event is free to attend, and guests pay for their preferred food and beer. To see complete details about Schlafly’s Stout & Oyster Festival, click here. 

“Stout & Oyster Festival brings the community together to celebrate great beer paired with fresh oysters. It’s a special time for us, and a tradition that we look forward to every year,” says CEO Fran Caradonna. “No one else in the Midwest has an oyster festival of this magnitude, and stouts and oysters are a natural pairing. We are so proud to have this event as a Schlafly staple.”  

The talented Schlafly brewing team will offer nine new stouts, available in the signature “tasting taco” (see below), as well as rotating specialty stouts throughout the festival such as: Tabasco Stout, Horseradish Stout, Barrel-Aged Imperial Beast Stout, English Breakfast Tea Stout, Irish Breakfast Cream Stout, Orange Vanilla Stout, Blueberry Vanilla Stout, Dirty Chai Stout, Gingersnap Stout, and more. Other Schlafly favorite beers will also be available, including White Lager, Just a Bit Hazy IPA, Pale Ale, Raspberry Hefeweizen, and more. Schlafly will also have a special edition Oyster Stout to commemorate the festival.

Schlafly’s Stout Tasting Taco (Photo by R.J. Hartbeck); Shuckerdome (Photo by Spencer Pernikoff); Raw Oyster Bar (Dropbox Link)

East Coast and West Coast shuckers will each offer an array of raw oyster varieties from their home coast at raw bars, both inside of the Schlafly Tap Room and outside in the “Shuckerdome”. Additionally, Fried Oysters, Oysters Rockefeller, and Oyster Chowder will be available. The Tap Room’s full menu will be available inside the restaurant.

In addition to the cast of “star shuckers,” Schlafly’s Stout & Oyster Festival offers a unique atmosphere with live music for the weekend. The full band schedule is as follows:

Friday, March 24:  5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. - Grooveliner 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. - Funky Butt Brass Band 

Saturday, March 25: 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Southside Creole Playboys 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Andy Coco's NOLA Funk and R&B Review  4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Dawn Weber & Good Company  6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. - Sean Canan's VooDoo Mixtape

For more information on Schlafly Beer, visit their website here. 

About Schlafly Beer: Schlafly Beer, St. Louis’ original independent craft brewery, proudly brews a diverse collection of beers throughout the year. Our brewers use numerous hop varietals, malts, grains, fruits, natural ingredients and yeast strains from around the world to make every Schlafly beer unique. As part of our commitment to sustainability and our communities, we collaborate with local suppliers and neighborhood partners. Schlafly is a go-to across the Midwest and East Coast, and is a staple at countless fine establishments, backyards and basement bars. Join us at The Schlafly Tap Room, Schlafly Bottleworks, Schlafly Bankside and Schlafly Highland Square, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. For a full listing of Schlafly beers and the beer finder, visit Schlafly.com.

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Kerry Park is a small public park and viewpoint on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill in Seattle, Washington, United States. It overlooks Downtown Seattle and is located along West Highland Drive between 2nd Avenue West and 3rd Avenue West.

The park's view is considered to offer the most iconic views of the city skyline, with the Space Needle prominent at the center, Elliott Bay to the west, and Mount Rainier in the background. On clear evenings, Kerry Park is often crowded with people taking photos of the Seattle skyline.

The Space Needle is an observation tower in Seattle, Washington, United States. Considered to be an icon of the city, it has been designated a Seattle landmark. Located in the Lower Queen Anne neighborhood, it was built in the Seattle Center for the 1962 World's Fair, which drew over 2.3 million visitors. Wikipedia

Located in:Seattle Center

Address: 400 Broad St, Seattle, WA 98109

Height: 605′

Construction started: April 17, 1961

Opened: April 21, 1962

Hours:

Open ⋅ Closes 10 PM

Architects: John Graham Jr., Victor Steinbrueck, Edward Carlson

Top floor: 518 ft (158 m)

Floor count: 6

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Coleman Highlands, established in 1907, is a historic neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri. Situated atop a bluff, it offers residents fresh air, cool breezes, and proximity to downtown, the West Bottoms, and Westport. The area is renowned for its early 20th-century architecture and strong community spirit.

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roombaton-resort -> pembe-crossing

Updated map as of 2/8. Welcome to Breakfast!

Current residents are: Resident Representative Pembe Muffy - uchi sheep, starter villager Cube - lazy penguin, generic house Bangle - peppy tiger, generic house Eunice - normal sheep, generic house Marshal - smug squirrel, first campsite visitor Zoe - normal anteater, mystery islander Coco - normal rabbit, mystery islander Greta - snooty mouse, mystery islander Molly - normal duck, moved in from the campsite Snooty - snooty anteater, mystery islander

Former residents: Teddy - jock bear, moved out 1/21 Punchy - lazy cat, moved out on 1/30 via Molly's campsite move-in Billy - jock goat, moved out on 2/2

You'll see some (fairly minor) changes from my previous map. I expanded the third tier at the north end a bit to make room for a bath area. I had cleared a trench to get to Redd's Beach but I filled it back in and added ramps on either side of the highlands instead which makes navigating the whole thing much easier. I also added a few bridges closer to town for ease of villagers getting around.

I would like to redo things to add more space south and west of the rivers for a bigger "town" area, but I absolutely love the three-way confluence of the rivers as it is now. Might end up moving those eastern houses to the west side of the island and pushing back the second tier by the East Beach for some park space or something. I promise things won't get Roombaton-crazy - no straight-sided canals or right angle neighborhoods, the wilds will stay wild(ish).

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Saturday, January 11, 2025

‘It Was Biblical’: Ash and Flame Upend Life in Southern California (NYT) It has long been a local article of faith: Southern California disasters are rarely as sweeping as they seem. Delaware and Rhode Island could fit, with room to spare, in Los Angeles County. A drive from Pacific Palisades to Pasadena takes nearly an hour, even without traffic. When the Los Angeles riots erupted in 1992, Americans recoiled at the fires silhouetting the downtown skyline. Not shown were the jacaranda-lined streets and placid suburbs where the rest of Southern California watched the mayhem on TV. This time, it was different. In a furious assault that began Tuesday morning and continued into Wednesday night, a wind-and-wildfire monster attacked a metropolis of 4,753 miles and nearly 10 million people, whipping up flames that tore through communities of every socioeconomic status and stripe. Mansions were reduced to ash in Pacific Palisades, a West Los Angeles celebrity enclave. Subdivisions burned to the ground 35 miles to the east in the tidy suburb of Altadena. Ranch hands in rural Sylmar, 25 miles to the north, fled into the fiery night, leading horses. New homeowners in freshly built developments hours away in inland communities like Pomona braced for evacuations as 59-mile-per-hour winds rattled the windowpanes and palm trees. “The only thing I can think of that would compare with this would be a massive earthquake,” said Zev Yaroslavsky, 76, who served for decades in Los Angeles as a city councilman and county supervisor. “Except that earthquakes have an epicenter. This thing is all over the place,” he said. “It’s impacting everybody who breathes the air. When I went to get the paper this morning, a big black cloud hung over the city from the Eaton fire. It was biblical.”

‘Completely Dry’: How Los Angeles Firefighters Ran Out of Water (NYT) Capt. Kevin Easton and his firefighting team had already spent hours battling an out-of-control fire sweeping through Los Angeles’s Pacific Palisades area, leaving gutted homes in its wake. Then, around midnight, their water lines started to sputter. Before long, the hydrants had run dry. Even on Wednesday afternoon—hours after the hydrants had gone dry—there was still no water. Houses in the Highlands burned, becoming part of the more than 5,000 structures destroyed by the Palisades fire so far. Officials now say the storage tanks that hold water for high-elevation areas like the Highlands, and the pumping systems that feed them, could not keep pace with the demand as the fire raced from one neighborhood to another. That was in part because those who designed the system did not account for the stunning speeds at which multiple fires would race through the Los Angeles area this week. Municipal water systems are designed for firefighters to tap into multiple hydrants at once, allowing them to maintain a steady flow of water for crews who may be trying to protect a large structure or a handful of homes. But these systems can buckle when wildfires, such as those fueled by the dry brush that surrounds Los Angeles’s hillside communities, rage through entire neighborhoods.

Judge sentences Donald Trump in hush money case but declines to impose any punishment (AP) President-elect Donald Trump was formally sentenced Friday in his hush money case, but the judge declined to impose any punishment. Instead, he chose a sentence that sidestepped thorny constitutional issues by effectively ending the case but assured that Trump will become the first person convicted of a felony to assume the presidency.

House Passes Bill to Impose Sanctions on I.C.C. Officials for Israeli Prosecutions (NYT) The House on Thursday passed legislation that would impose sanctions on officials at the International Criminal Court, making a frontal assault on the tribunal in a rebuke of its move to charge top Israeli leaders with war crimes for their offensive against Hamas in Gaza. The bill instructs the president to freeze property assets and deny visas to any foreigners who materially or financially contributed to the court’s efforts to “investigate, arrest, detain or prosecute a protected person.” Protected persons are defined as all current and former military and government officials of the United States and allies that have not consented to the court’s jurisdiction, such as Israel.

Venezuela’s Maduro is sworn into office with no proof of his victory (Washington Post) Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro began a third term as president on Friday, cementing his increasingly authoritarian rule after more than a decade in office and after claiming an electoral victory without providing any proof. With the backing of the military, Maduro tightened his grip on power by waging a months-long campaign of repression and fear, arresting more than 1,700 political prisoners, according to the human rights organization Foro Penal, and forcing the opposition’s candidate, Edmundo González, into exile. His inauguration to a new six-year term came a day after the popular opposition leader, María Corina Machado, said she was briefly detained by “the repressive forces of the regime” as she left an opposition rally in Caracas. It is not the first time Maduro has taken office after an election widely considered fraudulent. But it is the first time the opposition has provided evidence of its claim to victory. Some observers described the election as the largest electoral fraud in recent Latin American history. Voting center receipts collected by the opposition, and verified by The Washington Post and independent election observers, show González likely beat Maduro in a landslide.

A Sinkhole Is Threatening to Consume Ecuador’s Main Source of Power (Bloomberg) The $3 billion Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric power plant in Ecuador has been a public relations disaster since its inception nearly a decade ago—for its construction flaws, cost overruns and a corruption scandal. But its location is proving the biggest problem of all. The facility, from which Ecuador gets almost a third of its electricity, is on the verge of slipping into a sinkhole. That could compound an energy crisis in a South American nation that’s already been crippled by 14-hour rolling blackouts and power rationing. The plant going offline would be disastrous for Ecuador, and only add to turmoil and frustration from residents who are dealing with increasing crime and political instability.

Danes struggle with response to Trump Greenland threat (BBC) Copenhagen’s gloomy January weather matches the mood among Denmark’s politicians and business leaders. “We take this situation very, very seriously,” said Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen of Donald Trump’s threats to acquire Greenland—and punish Denmark with high tariffs if it stands in the way. But, he added, the government had “no ambition whatsoever to escalate some war of words.” But behind the scenes, hastily organised high-level meetings have been taking place in Copenhagen all week, a reflection of the shock caused by Trump’s remarks. Greenland PM Mute Egede flew in to meet both the prime minister and King Frederik X on Wednesday. And on Thursday night, party leaders from across the political spectrum gathered for an extraordinary meeting on the crisis with Mette Frederiksen in Denmark’s parliament. Faced with what many in Denmark are calling Trump’s “provocation,” Frederiksen has broadly attempted to strike a conciliatory tone, repeatedly referring to the US as “Denmark’s closest partner”.

Boarding Schools in Tibet Reshape the ‘Souls of Children’ (NYT) Hundreds of thousands of Tibetan children are being separated from their families and placed in boarding schools by the Chinese government, being indoctrinated with official Chinese values of loyalty and patriotism. Tibetan rights activists, as well as experts working for the United Nations, have said that the party is systematically separating Tibetan children from their families to erase Tibetan identity and to deepen China’s control of a people who historically resisted Beijing’s rule. They have estimated that around three-quarters of Tibetan children age 6 and older—and others even younger—are in residential schools that teach largely in Mandarin, replacing the Tibetan language, culture and Buddhist beliefs that the children once absorbed at home and in village schools. When China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, visited one such school in the summer, he said education must “implant a shared consciousness of Chinese nationhood in the souls of children from an early age.” Dozens of research papers and reports from experts and teachers within the Chinese system have warned about the anxiety, loneliness, depression and other psychological harm of the schools on Tibetan children.

More than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war, officials say (AP) More than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war, Gaza’s Health Ministry said Thursday, with no end in sight to the 15-month conflict. The ministry said a total of 46,006 Palestinians have been killed and 109,378 wounded. It has said women and children make up more than half the fatalities, but does not say how many of the dead were fighters or civilians. The Israeli military says it has killed over 17,000 militants, without providing evidence. It says it tries to avoid harming civilians and blames Hamas for their deaths because the militants operate in residential areas. Israel has also repeatedly struck what it claims are militants hiding in shelters and hospitals, often killing women and children.

Egypt Frets About Refugees (NYT) In easier times for Egypt’s refugees, Azza Mostafa, a pro-government TV anchor, had nothing but generous words for the many thousands of Syrians who had built new lives in Egypt after their own country imploded into civil war in 2011. But there she was on her show in June, fulminating against Egypt’s growing number of outsiders—an echo of the country’s leaders, whose policy toward refugees and migrants has hardened as they wrestle with an economic crisis made worse by wars in neighboring Gaza, Sudan and Libya. “This has become unbearable,” Ms. Mostafa said, accusing migrants of driving up rents and promoting female genital mutilation. “There are many acts of overstepping bounds. Is that acceptable? After we opened our country for them?” The past 13 years have brought a near unbroken stream of newcomers fleeing conflict to the country that is known among Arabs as the “mother of the world.” That includes not just Syrians but also Sudanese, Yemenis, Eritreans and, most recently, Palestinians from Gaza.

Chad foils attempt to destabilise country (BBC) The government of Chad announced that it had foiled a coup attempt on Wednesday night. Apparently, a group of would-be rebels wanted to overthrow the government while armed with only knives, attacking the Chadian presidential palace located in the capital city of N'Djamena. “Nineteen people died and six were injured, including 18 assailants and one soldier,” said Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah in an official statement yesterday. The group consisted of 24 knife-wielding people who were not in their right minds, literally. “We found that they had a lot of alcohol, small bottles of water filled with alcohol. It looks like whiskey or something like that. Also some drugs, they were completely drugged, at least the survivors,” added Koulamallah.

Partners (Pew Research Center) The percentage of adults who did not live with a spouse or partner increased steadily up through around 2019, hitting 44 percent. Since then, though, the trend has reversed, and now 42 percent of adults are unpartnered, thanks to slight increases in the percentage of married adults and percentage of adults who cohabitate with an unmarried partner. In general, young people are way more likely to be unpartnered than any other age demographic, with 88 percent of men aged 18 to 24 and 83 percent of women 18 to 24 not having a partner.

Live music runs on seniors (NYT) It sometimes appears that the music business devours the young and ignores the old. But there’s a fascinating exception: Many of the industry’s most respected and consistently employed roadies, instrument techs and live sound people are well into their 60s and even 70s. Many of them have been on the job for half a century, experience that typically makes them preferable to their younger colleagues. “I’ll do this until I can’t crawl in there,” said Betty Cantor-Jackson, 76, who first worked a soundboard for the Grateful Dead in 1968.

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End Times Headline News. January 9 2025

Unprecedented Fires Scorch 3,000 Acres In LA. Fire erupts in Hollywood Hills. Milley Authorized DEW to Be Used on Americans. Starmer’s Censorship Playbook. 3 Blood Moons are coming this year

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Jan 09, 2025

"Unprecedented Fires" Scorch 3,000 Acres In Los Angeles Area, Forcing 49,000 To Evacuate

Fast-moving, wind-driven fires are sweeping through the Los Angeles area, forcing mandatory evacuations for over 49,000 residents. The fires remain 0% contained.

The Palisades Fire (caused unknown) has burned nearly 11,800 acres, while the Eaton Fire has scorched 10,600 acres. AccuWeather Estimates $52 billion to $57 billion in preliminary damage and economic losses. Gov. Gavin Newsom deployed 1,400 firefighters & declared a state of emergency. Nearly 300,000 residential and/or commercial customers are without power in the LA region. NWS: Worst fire conditions (high winds) will peak Wednesday morning. Malibu residents warned about potential evacuation. Fires ZERO PERCENT CONTAINED

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Fast-moving Sunset Fire erupts in Hollywood Hills, evacuations ordered

LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – A fast-moving wildfire has erupted in the Hollywood Hills, prompting a mandatory evacuation order for a wide area of the historic Hollywood entertainment district.

Crews with the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to reports of the flames at 2350 Solar Drive, near Astral Drive, just after 5:30 p.m. Fire officials estimated the wildfire had charred at least 20 acres in the Runyon Canyon area as of 6:30 p.m. Immediate mandatory evacuation have been issued for residents on “Laurel Canyon Blvd to the west, Hollywood Blvd to the south, Cahuenga Blvd/101 Fwy/Highland Ave. to the east and Muholland Drive to the north,” officials said.

State Farm Canceled Hundreds of Pacific Palisades Homeowners’ Policies Before Devastating Wildfire Strikes

As wildfires ravage Southern California, homeowners in Pacific Palisades find themselves grappling with an unbearable reality: their homes are burning, and their insurance policies—once their safety net—were canceled just months ago by State Farm.

In a move justified by the company as a strategy to avoid “financial failure,” State Farm canceled over 72,000 homeowners’ policies statewide, with Pacific Palisades—a now-charred affluent neighborhood—bearing a significant brunt. James Woods, a renowned actor and Pacific Palisades resident, summed up the community’s frustration on social media. “Actually, one of the major insurance companies canceled all the policies in our neighborhood about four months ago,” he wrote.

12 Things You Should Know About The Apocalyptic “Hurricane Of Fire” That Is Rampaging Through Southern California

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Wait, did you just see that on the LA fire coverage? What just flew across the screen?

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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by.

Resident Lily Thomas came to the neighborhood of West Highland about six months ago. She’s currently 28 years old and was born in Seattle, Washington. She makes a living by owning Witches Brew Coffee Shop. Her neighbors often compare her to Abigail Cowen, but she doesn’t see it.

ABOUT THEM.

Lily was born on July 31, making her a Leo, according to the chart.

She’s been described as open-minded, motherly, and benevolent. She’s also been noted to be jealous, narcissistic, and masochistic.

Her dream growing up was to be a teacher.

When Lily was pregnant with her daughter Lorelai she wrote a book about being young, single and about to be a mother.  She helped girls just like her, with tips and tricks in order to be ready for their bundle of joy to come into the world.

When she was at USC she got a full ride on a volleyball scholarship, she was one of the most sought-after volleyball players of her age.  She had broken her ankle after a strong spike and her dreams of being a star volleyball player in college were ruined.

Two of their favorite ways to relax are by drinking white wine by the fireplace and going for long walks on the beach.

Two bad habits she has are that she stays up for days straight and she puts people before herself.

She can be found on all social media by the handle @bitchesbrew

A RUMOR FLOATING AROUND ABOUT THEM IS….

She faked her death after she and Rory overdosed while at USC.  She thought this was the best way for Rory to get clean.

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.

there is a truth to this rumor.  She also didn’t want Rory to know that she was pregnant.  The doctors told her that she was lucky the drugs didn’t harm the baby that was growing inside of her.

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She walked in moon dust and stars were sprinkled in her hair.

Resident Juliet Montelleo came to the neighborhood of West Highland about nine years ago. She's currently 28 years old and was born in New Orleans, Luisanna. She makes a living by working as a preschool teacher at Colorado Elementary School. Her neighbors often compare her to Ariana Grande, but she doesn't see it.

ABOUT THEM.

Juliet was born on January 14, making her a Capricorn, according to the chart.

She's been described as compassionate, smart, and loving. She's also been noted to be loud, judgmental, and outspoken.

Her dream growing up was to be a ballerina.

Her father was close childhood friends with the president, and she has met him before. He was always like an uncle to her, growing up.

She has a huge collection of horror movies. Some that aren’t being made anymore. She is a huge collector. 

Two of their favorite ways to relax are by binge-watching horror movies or by reading a good book by her fireplace. 

Two bad habits she has are that she bites her fingernails and smokes. 

She can be found on all social media by the handle @sassyNclassy

A RUMOR FLOATING AROUND ABOUT THEM IS....

She came to Denver not to start over and find her place in this world. But to get away from her family and their drama. Her parent’s constant fighting and affairs. 

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.

It’s a mixture of yes and no, she wanted to start over, but her family was a small part. Her parent’s fighting and their many affairs drove her away. So the answer would be yes and no. 

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The Streetcar suburbs of the early 1900s are some of the most livable and historic neighborhoods in our cities, let's poll to see which ones are the best

*some of these were selected by public comment on a previous post

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Introduction:

If you’re considering a garage door upgrade, an insulated garage door might be the perfect choice. Insulated doors offer more than just a fresh look—they can improve energy efficiency, reduce noise, and even add value to your home. At AZ Garage Door NJ, we’re here to walk you through the benefits of making the switch to an insulated garage door.

1. Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings:

Insulated garage doors help regulate the temperature inside your garage, which can lead to lower energy bills. In colder months, they keep warmth inside, and in the summer, they help prevent the hot outdoor air from entering. If you have a room above or next to the garage, an insulated door can reduce heat transfer, keeping your entire home more comfortable and energy-efficient.

2. Enhanced Durability:

Insulated garage doors are built with multiple layers, making them stronger and more resistant to damage than single-layer doors. The added insulation provides extra support, reducing the chance of dents, cracks, and other common issues. This durability means less frequent repairs and a longer lifespan, saving you money in the long run.

3. Reduced Noise:

If you live in a busy neighborhood or have an attached garage, an insulated door can help reduce noise. The insulation acts as a sound barrier, blocking outside noise and making the door quieter when it opens and closes. This feature is particularly beneficial for homeowners with living spaces next to or above the garage.

4. Increased Home Value:

An insulated garage door can be an attractive feature for potential buyers, adding value to your property. Not only does it enhance curb appeal with its solid, stylish look, but it also offers practical benefits that appeal to eco-conscious buyers. If you’re planning to sell your home in the future, an insulated garage door can be a worthwhile investment.

5. Improved Safety and Security:

The additional layers of insulation make these doors thicker and harder to break into, adding an extra layer of security to your home. Plus, insulated doors are less prone to warping and malfunctions, ensuring they operate smoothly and securely for years to come.

Conclusion:

Upgrading to an insulated garage door offers a range of benefits that go beyond appearance. From energy efficiency and reduced noise to increased security and home value, an insulated door is a smart investment that enhances the comfort, safety, and appeal of your home. At AZ Garage Door NJ, we provide high-quality insulated garage doors and professional installation to help you enjoy these benefits.

Call to Action:

Ready to upgrade to an insulated garage door? Contact AZ Garage Door NJ today for a consultation and explore our range of stylish, durable, and energy-efficient options. Let us help you find the perfect door to meet your needs and elevate your home! Visit our website or call us to schedule your appointment.

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Finding Your Perfect Home: A Comprehensive Guide to Apartments for Rent in Shreveport

Searching for a new apartment can be both exciting and daunting, especially in a vibrant city like Shreveport, Louisiana. With its rich culture, friendly community, and affordable living options, Shreveport has much to offer those looking for apartments for rent in Shreveport. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the essential steps to find your perfect home.

1. Understand Your Budget

Before you start your search for apartments for rent in Shreveport, it’s crucial to establish a budget. Consider the following:

Monthly Rent: Aim to spend no more than 30% of your income on housing. This ensures you have enough for other essential expenses.

Utilities: Determine whether utilities are included in the rent. If not, factor these costs into your overall budget.

Other Costs: Don’t forget to include costs like renter’s insurance, parking fees, and maintenance expenses.

Tip: Create a detailed budget to help keep your search organized and manageable.

2. Identify Your Needs and Preferences

Knowing what you want in an apartment is key to finding the right fit. Consider the following factors:

Size: How many bedrooms and bathrooms do you need? Will you need a home office?

Amenities: What features are important to you? Look for amenities like in-unit laundry, parking, a gym, or a pool.

Pet Policy: If you have pets, make sure to find pet-friendly apartments that accommodate your furry friends.

Proximity to Work/School: Consider your daily commute and how far you’re willing to travel.

3. Explore Different Neighborhoods

Shreveport has a variety of neighborhoods, each with its unique character. Here are a few popular areas to consider when looking for apartments for rent in Shreveport:

A. Broadmoor

This family-friendly neighborhood features beautiful homes and parks. It’s perfect for those who enjoy a community atmosphere and outdoor activities.

B. Downtown Shreveport

If you love the hustle and bustle of city life, downtown offers vibrant nightlife, dining, and entertainment options. It’s an excellent choice for young professionals.

C. South Highland

Known for its historic homes and modern amenities, South Highland is a charming area with local shops and cafes. It’s ideal for those who appreciate a sense of community.

D. West Shreveport

This suburban area offers larger living spaces at more affordable prices, making it great for families or those seeking a quieter environment.

4. Utilize Online Resources

In today’s digital age, finding apartments for rent in Shreveport is easier than ever. Utilize various online resources to streamline your search:

Apartment Listing Websites: Sites like Zillow, Apartments.com, and Craigslist allow you to filter your search by price, location, and amenities.

Social Media: Local Facebook groups and community boards often post rental opportunities and can provide insights into different neighborhoods.

Real Estate Agents: A local agent can help you navigate the market and find listings that meet your criteria.

Tip: Set up alerts on these platforms to be notified as soon as new listings match your needs.

5. Visit Potential Apartments

Once you’ve narrowed down your options, schedule visits to see the apartments in person. Here are some things to consider during your visits:

Condition of the Apartment: Look for any signs of damage or wear and tear.

Layout and Space: Visualize how your furniture will fit and whether the space meets your needs.

Amenities and Common Areas: Check out any shared facilities like gyms or laundry rooms.

Tip: Bring a checklist to help you remember the details of each apartment and compare them later.

6. Ask the Right Questions

When you find a potential apartment, be sure to ask the landlord or property manager important questions, such as:

What is included in the rent?

What is the lease duration and renewal policy?

Are there any additional fees?

What is the pet policy?

Tip: Having a list of questions prepared can help you feel more confident during your discussions.

7. Review and Sign the Lease

Once you’ve found your ideal apartment, it’s time to review the lease. Make sure to read it carefully, paying attention to:

Terms and Conditions: Understand the policies regarding rent payments, security deposits, and maintenance requests.

Lease Duration: Know how long you’re committing to the rental and any options for renewal.

Tip: Don’t hesitate to ask for clarification on any terms that are unclear to you.

8. Conclusion

Finding the right apartments for rent in Shreveport can be an enjoyable process if you approach it with the right mindset and resources. By understanding your budget, identifying your needs, exploring neighborhoods, and utilizing online tools, you can find a place that suits your lifestyle perfectly.

Shreveport’s welcoming community and vibrant culture make it a fantastic place to live. Start your search today and take the first step toward your new home!