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Priced to Sell! This Lakeland home has great potential with some TLC. As you walk through the enclosed front porch, you are greeted in the foyer. This home features living room/dining room combination for family gatherings. The home has a Great Room for family enjoyment. The large Master Bath is characteristically tiled which includes a jetted tub and separate shower. Within recent years, the roof and the air conditioner had been replaced. This brick home is located in a quiet setting with no thru traffic. Within the fenced in yard there is a shed for extra storage. Great investment property! Sold As-Is with right to inspect.

List Price: $56,000

Bedroom: 2

Bathroom: 1

Built: 1930

Square Feet Heated: 1,452

MLS# L4611999

Living Room - Dining Room Combination

 Family Room Size: 25X11

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Bathroom with Jetted Tub and separate shower

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Tiled Eat in Kitchen - Refrigerator is included

      

 

Head to Soul Fry for the Flavours of Bengal food festival this weekend. On weekdays the fest is only on at lunch time. We recommend the aloo posto, maacher jhal and chingri chaap.

Where: Pali Naka

SAT, 26.07

The Little Company, a professionally run Day Care, Playschool and Activity Centre in Bandra, has organized a session on "Child Sexual Abuse – Awareness". This is part of its Concerned Mothers Club activities. The Club is free for all parents who have children aged between
6 months and 6 years.

Where: The Little Company, Shirley Village, When: Saturday, August 2, at 4pm. Contact: 26481040,  9920496669

SUN, 27.07

Institute of moving images: Learn the craft of film making. Write, shoot ad edit short films under professional guidance in one-and-a-half months of weekend and evening courses. Where: MMK College, Linking Road, When: July 27,

Contact: 9833032695

Mt. Carmel Youth Movement is organizing a Parents' Day social for it's
all parishioners with the theme: the '70s.

Where: Mt. Carmel church hall, Contact: 26421589

MON, 28.07

Globus has a 50% sale. Head there quick and check out their range of formal tops, skirts and casual wear. They also got a good collection of accessories at reasonable prices.

Where: Hill Road

TUE, 29.07

Mae B: Choose from  a selection of veg and non-veg snacks and meals. They offer sandwiches, burgers and pastas. Open 11.30am-12.30am. Where: 7 A Gagangiri, off Carter Road, near Cafe Coffee Day.

Contact: 26464624 for home delivery

Dhoop has a sale: save up to 50% on all your favourite home accessories, jewellery and clothes, lovingly handcrafted from natural materials.
A special on Ecofriendly Ganeshas

Where: Corner of Union Park and Ambedkar Road, Contact: 26498646/7

WED, 30.07

Personal development workshop: Graphology classes and individual consultation for handwriting analysis. Where: 15B, Mayfair, opp Siddharth Hotel, S. V. Road, Contact:9820567605

THU, 31.07

MET Institute of Distance Learning offers short-term courses in distance

learning covering management and english communication programmes to

students. Where: MET Complex, Reclamation, Tel: 022 26440446

Buddy Guy
Marin Veterans Memorial (San Rafael)
7/30, 8pm
$39-75
“He’s a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a chief guitar influence to rock titans like Hendrix, Clapton, Beck and Vaughan, a pioneer of Chicago’s fabled West Side sound, and a living link to that city’s halcyon days of electric blues.” He’s one of Rolling Stone’s greatest guitarists ever.

Bloc Party with Does It Offend You, yeah?
Fillmore
7/30, 9pm
$27.50
“Equally inspired by Sonic Youth, Joy Division, Gang of Four, and the Cure, East London art-punkers Bloc Party mix angular sonics with pop structures.” They’ve had a presence on the charts since 2005. 2007’s album “A Weekend In The City” earned them the #1 spot on Billboard’s Top Independent Albums.

The Dan Band
Fillmore
8/2, 9pm
$25.00
“A group that specializes in medleys of '80s classics like "Gloria" by Laura Branigan and Toni Basil's "Mickey" who began playing "diva" classics to small clubs with a four-piece band. As word of mouth spread, the Dan Band began attracting numerous celebrities to their shows, resulting in the group being cast in the popular comedy Old School, where they unleashed an expletive-heavy rendition of Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart.”’ (which is an excellent cover of the song and should show up in more karaoke bars).

The Faint
Fillmore
8/4, 9pm
$25.00
Along with Bright Eyes and Cursive, “the band was one of the seeds that spawned the explosive Omaha scene as well as a flagship act for the highly regarded Saddle Creek Records.”
focuses “on danceable beats, catchy keyboards, and an '80s-influenced sound”
The band’s “material, along with a seizure-inducing D.I.Y. live light show and incorrigible on-stage energy, created a major buzz”

Tech N9ne
Grand Ballroom @ Regency
8/2,
$27.50
“Like many underground rappers in the Midwest, Tech N9ne specialized in bizarre hardcore rap and stood as one of the few recognized rappers based in Kansas City when he debuted in the late '90s.” His latest album, “Misery Loves Kompany” is excellent (and not only I think so: 49 on the Billborad 200, 3 on Top Independent Albums, 23 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums…that’s a strong showing for an underground independent).

Mark Hummel
Biscuits and Blues
8/2, 8 & 10 p.m.
$20
One of my favorite blues harmonica players, he’s “a practitioner of the West Coast blues style, which typically includes elements of jazz and swing.” However, because harmonica’s are diatonic (limited to one key), he can’t fall too far into the academic side of jazz; he’s first and foremost a blues player who fits in jazz riffs where he can. Doesn’t hurt that he’s playing at America’s #1 blues nightclub as voted by the Blues Foundation.

Dolly Parton
Greek Theatre (Berk)
8/5, 8 p.m.
$39.50 - $125
“Though her savvy marketing, image manipulation -- her big, dumb blond stage persona is an act -- extracurricular forays into film, and her flirtations with country-pop have occasionally overshadowed her music, at her core Parton is a country gal and a tremendously gifted singer/songwriter.” 40 years on the Billboard charts (’68 – ’08). Five Grammy’s.

John Mellencamp
Greek Theatre (Berk)
8/2, 8 p.m.
$39.50 – 99.50
“distinctive, developing into a Stonesy blend of hard rock and folk-rock”
“Mellencamp has created his own variation of the heartland rock of Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Bob Seger.” Billboard presence from ‘80 - ’07. Grammy in ’82.

Lyle Lovett
Wells Fargo Center
7/30, 7 p.m.
$15 –85
My parents only listened to about a dozen artists while I was growing up, so he’s especially significant for my personal musical taste and thinking. “Ranging from fervent country swing through gospel blues, Lovett seems to be in a decidedly introspective mood as he celebrates his 50th year.” He’s a bulldog looking fellow who bagged Julia Roberts—something’s working. Performance hypes his newly released, first in four years album “It’s Not Big It’s Large.”

Larry Coryell at the Django Festival
Yoshis (Oak)
Jul 31, 2008 - Aug 3, 2008
Thurs 8pm $22 & 10pm $14
Fri 8pm $26 & 10pm $18
Sat both shows $26
Sun 7pm $26 & 9pm $16
“Launched in 2000 in New York, the Django Reinhardt Festival was the first-ever festival of Django’s music in America. Now it returns to Yoshi’s, where it enjoyed great success several years ago.” Gyspsy guitarists. And Coryell, who isn’t a gypsy guitarist, but is one of the pioneers of jazz-rock, a knob-turning sound painter who happens to use a guitar for a brush. “He brought what amounted to a nearly alien sensibility to jazz electric guitar playing in the 1960s, a hard-edged, cutting tone, phrasing and note-bending that owed as much to blues, rock and even country as it did to earlier, smoother bop influences.”

German Festival: Biergarten 2008
Oakland Nature Friends (Oak)
8/3, 1 pm
$10
“Fans of German food, beer, music and dance, European expatriates and everyone interested in a great mid-summer festival with terrific live music and German folk dance performances are invited to our annual fun-filled Biergartenfest at Oakland Nature Friends. The setting is a large property in Oakland Hills with a large outdoor dance floor and seating areas.”

Special thanks for these event descriptions goes to , a good plan B when deadlines constrain the preferred approach of writing the descriptions myself.

2820 Scott Street has been talked about on blogs, featured in the SF Chronicle and as of this week, open to the public for purchase, but what we found fun and not all that publicized (keep in mind, our "fun meter" is likely different than the person that can actually afford a $27m home) was the golden pay phone

(why is there a pay phone in this house, golden or not?), the in-room Miele espresso machine with sink and and the outrageously comfortable outdoor kitchen and living room with views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Marin Headlands and more.

Schtuff:
Beds: 7
Baths: 11
Square Feet: 16,000
Price: $27,000,000

2820 Scott Street [Home San Francisco]

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