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WordPress Blog » Kansas Real Estate – The Middle of the Country
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Located in the claim middle of the country, Kansas is an agricultural state where you can escape the rat race. Kansas real estate is cheap and plentiful.
Kansas is about as Midwestern as it gets when you think of stereotypes. Agriculture dominates the nation with wheat fields flowing throughout the state. While you will not find oceans or rivers, the state provides plenty of opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing and a multifariousness of outdoor activities. Football and basketball are popular throughout the state. If you’re living in a high stress ? great cost state, Kansas represents an opportunity to step back from the chaos. You’ll find a much more relaxed pace of life and affordable expense of living in the state.
Often mistaken as a boring place, Kansas Bishopric is actually a booming city. Development and expansion seems non-stop and has resulted in a bit of city sprawl. Still, the city is surprisingly cosmopolitan. Renovations to the downtown compass, particularly the River Walk on the Missouri River, make the city a vibrant hub of activities and nightlife. Walk over to the Westport area and you’ll be in the hub of luxury shops and high-class restaurants. Kansas City is a barbecue municipality and the city knows how to produce the finest barbecue food in the world. make sure you try it. For racing fan, Kansas City has recently built a major speedway.
Much of Kansas City is actually in Missouri, but we are including it here because of the name. Confusing, eh?
LawrenceAbove allSitting on the Kansas River, Lawrence is a great little college town. Home to the University of Kansas, the village is a liberal little town in a state known for being conservative. You’ll find brick buildings and odd little shops in the municipality. Basketball rules in this town with the fans living and dying with each game played by the college team, the Kansas Jayhawks.
WichitaPredominantlyWichita is the biggest city in Kansas since Kansas City is often considered to be a city in Missouri. Formerly a fairly subjugated place, Wichita has seen a revival with development in the downtown area and along the Arkansas River, which divides the borough. there isn’t anything particularly attractive or unattractive about the city. It is just a solid place to raise a family and very inexpensive.
Kansas real estate is very inexpensive and in abundant supply. a single-family about in Wichita will set you back in the $150,000 range, while you’ll need an additional $80,000 in Lawrence. the same home in Kansas City will run pitilessly $190,000.
As was typical throughout the Midwest, Kansas real estate did not appreciate at any great rate in 2005. Ranked in the bottom ten among all states, Kansas right estate appreciated at a humble rate of 5.5 percent.
WordPress Blog » Kansas Real Estate – The Middle of the Country
Boxing News World: Freddie Roach: Pacquiao beats up Floyd …
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By Michael Marley, Examiner.com
ARLINGTON, TEXAS—While Manny Pacquiao let loose his battle cry for either Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Sugar Shane Mosley, Coach Freddie Roach was also in a most pugnacious mood after their one-sided and often monotonous victory over reluctant Joshua Clottey.
Pacman left no doubt that is ready, willing and more than able to accommodate either the creaking Mosley or the slick Money may as his next opponent. The Manny Pacquiao Barbershop—We cut Heads—will be open for business after Pacman finishes his Congressional campaign in Sarangani Province on may 10, nine days after Mayweather and Mosley handle their personal business in Las Vegas.
Now Roach, still fuming at derogatory remarks made by Mayweather uncle, trainer and former world champion Roger about his boxing tutor, the Hall of Fame trainer Eddie Futch, suggests that he may put a beating on the “Black Mamba.”
Roach had Futch widow, Eva, as his personal guest Saturday night at Cowboys Stadium. The lovely lady from Sweden has limited vision, it seems, and had a guide dog with her at the event attended by 51,000 lively fans in Jerry Jones glittering football playpen. Eva had been in Europe dealing with the recent death of a parent.
“Roger Mayweather is a no class gashole,” Roach told some intimates Saturday. “Roger talks like a scumbag and it burns me that he keeps making slimeball comments about Coach Futch, who is no longer around to defend himself.
“I think I will let Manny kick his nephew’s ass and then I will beat up this bum, Roger. Roger has no class but then again none of the Mayweathers has any class.”
You know class, it rhymes with showing your a–, I mean showing your mule, your donkey, whatever.
Does anyone think a Mayweather-Pacquiao promotion won’t be reminiscent of the Hatfields versus the McCoys?
(mlcmarley@aol.com)
Source: examiner.com
How Google Got Its Colorful Logo
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In just a few short years, Google’s logo has become as recognizable as Nike’s swoosh and NBC’s peacock. Ruth Kedar, the graphic designer who developed the now-famous logo, shows the iterations that led to the instantly recognizable primary colors and Catull typeface that define the Google brand. Kedar met Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page through a mutual friend nine years ago at Stanford University, where she was an assistant professor. Page and Brin, who were having trouble coming up with a logo for their soon-to-launch search engine, asked Kedar to come up with some prototypes.”I had no idea at the time that Google would become as ubiquitous as it is today, or that their success would be of such magnitude,” Kedar says.
Google No. 1
Typeface: Adobe Garamond
Left: “It was very clear from the very beginning that they wanted to go with a logotype as opposed to just a logo,” Kedar says. With this first version, Kedar wanted to keep the majority of the text untouched so the legibility was still intact, while adding some playfulness by bringing primary colors and two-dimensionality to the Os. The pattern here was used to visually imply that something goes on ad infinitum. according to Kedar, “Brin and Page liked this because it looks a bit like a Chinese finger trap.”
Google logos (c) Google Inc. Used with permission.
Meet Philadelphia's election czar
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Unbelievable. Watch this video of Philly’s election officials displaying their level of commitment to their constituents’ right to vote.
Fred Voigt, Philly Deputy Commissioner: “Forget a long line. a long line is not justification for anything except waiting.”
Marge Tartaglione, Chairwoman, Philadelphia Voting Commission: “Did you see, uh, people waiting for baseball tickets all night long outside? did you see the line that they wanted a new iPod, they all waited overnight, they waited in line? You go to the supermarket, you see people waiting in line? Oh, they complain, they grumble, some of them, some of them just talk. so what is the difference?”
I can field that one. The difference is that those people waited overnight because baseball tickets and first-run iPhones come in limited quantities. in other words, there aren’t nearly enough of them for everyone. Votes are not supposed to be exclusive, hard-to-get items. As to the people waiting at the supermarket (for cake, presumably), when is the last time you waited 5 hours for groceries?
The issue here is that the PA Secretary of the Commonwealth, who previously stated that emergency paper ballots should be given out only if every single one of the touchscreen machines at a polling place stops working, has been forced by court order to give out ballots if only one of them does (although he has interpreted the order to mean ballots must be given out when half of the machines break down).
These people are in charge of implementing that ruling.
In addition, it turns out 80% of precincts don’t have any paper ballots, and many don’t plan on following the ruling.
Perhaps McCain really does know something about his odds in PA that we don’t.
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The Day Converse's Brand Finally Died: D-Wade's Departure
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The Associated Press reports Dwyane Wade will leave Converse for Nike’s Jumpman brand, an imprint which already boasts Chris Paul, Kevin Martin and Carmelo Anthony. the move lacks the drama of something like Kobe Bryant’s adidas-to-Nike switch post-Eagle, because Converse is a Nike brand already.
But considering that Wade is basically the only star left in Converse’s stable, it could be the nail in the coffin for the iconic brand in terms of high-end basketball shoes.
The rumor is that Wade has hated the latest editions of the Wade shoe, and various sneakerheads pointed out that during the Heat’s playoff series against the Hawks Wade could be seen rocking the Wade 1s, which were new back when Miami won the championship in 2006.
Darren Rovell points out how bizarre the move would be for Nike, considering the Jordan brands (including Jumpman) are already huge while Converse is struggling. It’s hard to see it as anything other than as a fatal self-inflicted wound which will send Converse out of the high-end sneaker market for good. (Don’t worry. the next wave of Chucks-wearing hipsters has to be right around the corner.)
Sweet indulgence does the Vito good
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Even the healthiest athletes have guilty pleasures. after long hours of training, riding, and even tweeting, first time Olympian snowboarder, Louie Vito, admits there’s one thing at the end of the day that he craves-warm chocolate cake.
“I really like desert a lot and definitely chocolate. I don’t go too crazy but when the time is right, I really like warm chocolate cake. I’m not a big fan of cake at restaurants. I like it homemade just because you can eat so much of it. It’s like a warm cookie. You eat one and then you’re like, ‘ok fine, I’ll have one more,’” Louie admits.
But can this kind of chocolate indulgence actually be healthy for you? Nutritionist Pam Vagnieres, MS, MNT, CSCS says that in moderation, the right kind of chocolate can actually be good for the heart. “If he can be satisfied nibbling on dark chocolate bars (>70% cocoa), it will be low in sugar, and high in flavanoids and magnesium, which have been shown in studies to promote heart health,” Pam explains.
That’s not to say Olympians can go snacking on chocolate morsels and sugar-coated candy to their heart’s content. as always, the magical word is moderation. Thankfully, Louie is burning calories at such a quick rate throughout the day that a little chocolate indulgence won’t likely affect his performance (or waistline).
So, to all you chocolate lovers out there (and we know you’re out there), rest easy in the fact that a little of the sweet stuff actually does the body good.
