Saturday, December 1, 2018

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Donate to the John C. Donaldson scholarship please

It's the season for being thankful, and we couldn't be more grateful for you.

Gratitude is at the center of the holidays — a time to be thankful for everything and everyone who has sustained our year. At the University of Nebraska Foundation, we’re grateful for your support and generosity to the University of Nebraska and its students.

Once again, we’ve tossed aside plans for a printed holiday greeting card. Instead, we’re using those funds to make contributions in your honor to benefit students on each campus this holiday season.

In Lincoln, we’re partnering with UNL Housing so students staying over Thanksgiving break may enjoy a traditional holiday dinner together.

At UNMC, we’re providing breakfast for students during finals week.

Students at Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis are receiving snacks as they study for exams.

At UNK and UNO, we’re supporting their respective on-campus food pantries — Big Blue Cupboard and Maverick Food Pantry — which help in-need students year round.

Just before sending this greeting, we learned that your generosity and that of other contributors to the university have placed the University of Nebraska Foundation on the list of America’s 100 Favorite Charities for 2018. It’s an annual ranking by the Chronicle of Philanthropy, a national publication focused on the nonprofit sector.

This recognition speaks entirely to what you and others do across the university in support of its life-changing and often life-saving programs and initiatives. You should feel very proud.

Again, thank you for all you do for your university, especially for its students. We hope the contributions we’re making for students in your honor bring a little more joy to your holiday season.

We wish you much thankfulness, happiness and peace.

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Sunday, November 11, 2018

DisneyWorld

Tuesday, October 30, 2018

2006? 2011?

land rover range rover HSE

my favorite of many

luxury, capability

My Mother and Rudy

April 21, 2015

Lake Chapala

May 27, 2015

Sunday

Monday, October 29, 2018

Actively listed

Still a winner in my book

$8,950,000

Bet you could still buy it

DATE	EVENT	PRICE		$/SQFT	SOURCE
7/28/2018	Listing removed	$16,500,000	--	$1,141	Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty

Screaming deal, nice hood

1045 Carolyn Way

Beverly Hills, CA 90210

$4,699,000

LOWEST PRICE NORTH OF SUNSET. BEST DEAL IN CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS. Reduced! City of Beverly Hills! This magnificent property has not been on the market in over 50 years. Perched up a long private driveway with a motor court, this house is located on prestigious Carolyn Way, with very few neighbors and privacy. The property is adjacent to the Virginia Robinson Gardens. The one story mid century ranch home has a lovely floor plan and beautiful views of greenery. Priced under $5 million this is the best deal north of Sunset and by far the least expensive house north of Sunset. Fix this up and remodel it or rebuild the home, no matter what, you're in the prime location north of Sunset. Best price in town! Offers will be reviewed as they come in. This is not a probate sale.

2 beds3 baths2,750 sqft

Saturday, October 27, 2018

If "ifs and buts", were candy and nuts....

We would all have a merry christmas!

$135,000,000

"The Beverly House" Gordon Kaufmann, 1927. By far the most important and iconic Mediterranean Estate in California. A collectable in every sense. Over 3.5 acres in the heart of Beverly Hills. Complete privacy surrounded by manicured grounds, past beautiful wrought iron gates one approaches the main residence by sweeping 800ft driveway. Vast motor court centered by tile fountain sets the stage. Period details abound including a 2-story wood paneled library, coved ballroom, billiard room and tiled formal dining room. Once home to William Randolph Hearst and honeymoon location for John F. Kennedy. A rare offering for a collector of the finest architecture.