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I went to the exhibit last night and was a little underwhelmed. The Schulman photos were great, but there weren't as many as I hoped to see. The museum curator mentioned a couple times that they were working with a pretty small budget so they were definitely trying their best. I think normal...

Thanks bk. I always learn something interesting from your posts.

I was curious what your data showed because there were relatively few Asians when I started elementary school in Irvine. There were a few Japanese and Vietnamese, but no Chinese or Koreans at that time. That changed pretty dramatically by the time I went to middle school (which would be...

That would be consistent with my Irvine experience.

Which came first: the good schools or the asian students?

The homeowners need to sell, but don't want to lose any money so they list the home at the break even point even if the house is worth less than that. Just a guess.

Very cool. I will definitely be checking out this exhibit.

Judging by the price and the description this is likely an 830 sq. ft. 1 Br. condo that is beat to hell. Not exactly desirable, but depending on how much work it needs it could be close to rental parity.

Ten and BV fighting reminds me of this: <img src="http://static.flickr.com/46/171799882_06debd5a1d_o.gif" alt="" />

<a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/525-Luminous-92603/home/5929425">This is another Quail Hill house</a> this house uses Photoshop more effectively. Even though the quality of the work is good I still think the end result is deceptive.

<a href="http://www.oreillynet.com/digitalmedia/blog/images/HDR.jpg">Here is an example of the difference HDR can make in a photo</a>

I've noticed higher end properties using HDR to make their photos pop. It is a very cool effect that uses multiple photos of the same scene taken with different depths of field. Then you use photoshop or another photo manipulation program to merge the best parts of each photo into one "perfect"...