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Last weekend I attended a comedy show featuring Nick Kroll as the opening act. During a bit about food and The Food Network, Kroll joked that "No vegetable has made a bigger 180 in our lifetime than Brussels sprouts."
It's funny because it's true.
Growing up in the '80s, my only reference for "sprouts" was the sitcom kids who, when told that they would be having Brussels sprouts with dinner, inevitable reacted like they were being served a fate worse than death. Even at a young age my pop culture obsession had a large impact on my life and so I never went near the things. (Side note: my mother also never prepared them; broccoli was her go-to green.)
Years later I was out to dinner on the Lower East Side of Manhattan at a restaurant called Beauty & Essex. The restaurant was new at the time and super trendy. You enter the restaurant threw a faux-pawnshop. Reservations needed to be made weeks in advance. I was dining with some of more fit friends, one of whom is a pescatarian, so we were focusing on healthier menu items. We wound up ordering the Brussels sprouts with tomato and lemon butter as one of our sides and they were amazing. I had been expecting small, soggy cabbage bites, but these were flavorful and firm.
Suddenly, sprouts were on my radar.
The poor, misunderstood sprout has simply been wrongly prepared for decades. Back when Kevin Arnold was eating them on The Wonder Years Brussels sprouts were probably just boringly boiled. Flash forward to the present – Brussels sprouts are everywhere and chefs have made them far more appetizing; you can have them grilled, roasted, sautéed, braised, you name it, there's probably a chef out there doing it.
Since there may still be a few sprout skeptics here are a few foolproof recipes to help you break into Brussels sprouts:
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There are many ways to wear the classic black Ray-Ban Wayfarer. Be inspired: KA-POW! Elin Kling, Swedish fashion blogger and Fashion Director at Style by Kling. Photo: Elin Kling Madonna in 1983 in Bausch & Lomb made Ray-Ban Wayfarers. Found … Continue reading
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NYT bestseller Brockmann goes back to her romantic roots with this charming tale of romance, ghostly matchmaking and murder. The past and present are blended together by diary entries and the reminisces of a charming ghost. The romance is tender, the danger real and the ghost a delight. What more can you ask for?
Historian Dr. Alison Carter is hired on as the consultant on a new film about the legendary confrontation between Marshal Silas Quinn and supposed gambler/kidnapper/murderer Jamie Gallagher. War vet and Alaska native A.J. Gallagher is on a mission. For the last few weeks he has been visited by the all-too-real ghostly presence of his great-grandfather, Jamie Gallagher, who is determined to set the record straight about what really happened in the Arizona showdown. Contrary to popular belief, Jamie didn't murder Melody Quinn, but rather rescued and married her. Convincing Alison that he is not nuts and that Jamie's story is true is only A.J.'s first problem. For Alison was the unknowing witness to a murder and the killers need to clean up the evidence. (BALLANTINE, Aug., 448 pp., $7.99)
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I feel like a different person all of a sudden...
If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?
O' where o' where hath my Thrawn gone?
I'm here, sweetheart. :HUGZ:
Methinks that lamile has been possessed by an evil person...
[Edited by AdmiralThrawn, 2/27/2009 10:31:00 PM]
Me thinks Thrawnyboy is wrong
About the possessed part anyway >.>
I'm here, sweetheart. :HUGZ:
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*Is the evil person*No your wrong lamile
Yea he's wrong
Joke all you want
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Catch Me at It!
Most certainly I shall never do what you say.
" `Catch me going to London!' exclaimed Vixen." —Miss Braddon: Vixen.
"He succeeded in catching the Speaker's eye." —A. Trollope.
Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894
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I am sorry if this is considered into the lockout thread.
Well, it is only one more week till the season starts! I'm counting the HOURS till the season starts, just can't wait for hockey again.
Anyone else as excited, or still angry?
So, it is 7 days, and 12 hours roughly till the season starts
Countdown till the season starts!
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Frisco to keep FCS title game through 2016
FRISCO — The NCAA announced a three-year extension with Frisco that will keep the Football Championship Subdivision national title game at FC Dallas Stadium through 2016.
FC Dallas Stadium hosted the previous two FCS championships, and will stage this season's game on Jan. 5 between North Dakota State and Sam Houston State.
Damani Leech, the NCAA director of championships and alliances, announced the agreement at the stadium Wednesday. He said the NCAA evaluates locations based on fan atmosphere, quality of facilities and the overall athlete experience.
"I can tell you the Frisco community has delivered in spades in all three regards," Leech said.
The FCS championship is sold out for the second consecutive year, but a limited number of standing-room only tickets will go on sale Thursday.
Standing-room only tickets will be $30 and will allow fans to watch the game from the concourse.
Frisco mayor Maher Maso said interest in the championship has been rising.
A limited number of pre-sale tickets are sold in the summer, before the two championship teams have emerged. Maso said Frisco sold roughly 300-400 of those tickets during the first week of pre-sale two years ago. This year, though, he said more than 3,000 tickets were sold during the first week.


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NeXus RV Promotes June 20-30 Open House
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NeXus RV has begun to promote its first Open House, scheduled for June 20-30 at its facility in Elkhart, Ind.
The NeXus RV campus at 3400 Reedy Drive on the north side of Elkhart includes an 86,000-square-foot manufacturing space and a 25,000-square-foot, climate-controlled indoor showroom.
Customers will save an additional $2,000 toward a purchase of a Class B+ or traditional Class C motorhome during these dates. All units are exclusively manufactured to driver specifications and built on the "Pillar of Strength" all-steel cage construction, according to a news release.
NeXus RV was formed by lifelong friends Claude Donati and David Middleton, experts in the field, with the pioneering/revolutionizing concept of building and selling motorhomes on the same campus. It is their intent to eliminate all areas of waste in the selling process and deliver the highest quality exclusively built motorized product direct to the retail customer, saving thousands of dollars in the process.
NeXus offers an online On Demand Video Studio and an exclusive Fly & Drive program.
For more information call (574) 970-0848 to make an appointment or register online and receive a free gift upon arrival. Visit www.nexusrv.com.
Donati Getting Back in the Motorhome Biz
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Newly formed motorhome manufacturer Nexus RV announced it has temporarily located its corporate offices in Innovation Park at the University of Notre Dame in Northern Indiana.
The company plans to produce motorhomes in Northern Indiana or Southern Michigan, according to a news release.
"As we finalize many of the details in our initial phase, Innovation Park offers many great resources," said Claude Donati, president. "The environment here is conducive for a thorough and professional approach to make many of the important decisions a new company has to make."
Donati, formerly vice president of the motorized division at Gulf Stream Coach Inc., in nearby Nappanee, Ind, added, "It is our plan to determine the location of our production campus within the next 60 days. We are analyzing several facilities to assure our needs will be met not only for our initial phase but as we grow. Many traditional sites are being reviewed but we are also looking at those areas where the community is eager to create tax revenue."
Donati announced his resignation from Gulf Stream in mid-June.
"It is with great excitement and ambition I resign my post as the vice president of the motorized division of Gulf Stream Coach," Donati said in response to RVBUSINESS.com's inquiry. "I appreciate the 15 years that I worked at Gulf Stream and will miss the many employees that I worked with over the years. I would like to especially thank (Motorized Division President) Brian Shea for the many years of opportunity he provided for me and my family.
"As for my future," Donati continued, "it is my hope and expectation to be part of a company in the RV industry. I will rely on my many years in manufacturing and my vast knowledge of the business as well as the many relationships I was fortunate enough to establish to create a business that will allow me to contribute to the local economy and to remain an active member of the RV community."


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Ohio has postponed the execution of an inmate who was supposed to be put to death this week. He was found unconscious Sunday night, apparently from an overdose. He's recovering in the hospital ... so he can be executed at some point.
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Johannesburg - Meet the latest sliver of South Africa's ever-swelling budget hatch pie – the Mitsubishi Mirage.
In these parts, Mitsubishi may be better known for its big bakkies and SUVs, but in other markets the Japanese brand has been quite successful in this segment with this car's predecessor, known as the Colt. Experience with this small, front-wheel drive genre dates back as far as 1978, and the car pictured here is actually around three years old – even if its local introduction was only a month ago.
It's easy to see this car's designed to appeal to blend-in types. Its jellybean styling is anonymous to say the least, and if flashier options like Kia's Picanto and Chevy's Spark sit at one end of the look-at-me scale, the Mirage falls at the polar opposite. I'd categorise it as basic transport, and not only in the appearance department.
Mechanically speaking, the Mirage is about as bare boned as you can get. Propulsion comes from a simple little 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine which boasts electronically-controlled valve timing but not much else. Relative to high-tech turbo three-pots in cars like Renault Sandero and the new Mini, this one could have come from the Ark.
Average consumption is claimed at 4.9 litres per 100km (we averaged just over 6), and power is rated at 57kW and 100Nm, which if I'm kind, is adequate. To be fair, the little pull it does have is spread out across a wide powerband from low revs, so unlike tiny turbo motors there's not much need to stir gears in search of a power sweet spot. Infrequent shifts make for an easy, lazy drive and this factor is one of the hatch's strongest attributes.
Rush the Mirage, and it falls flat on its face. Not only does vooma taper off as revs rise, but what starts as a typical three-cylinder thrum ends up as harsh revving mechanical misery as the tacho needle strains upward.
Mitsubishi says it went to great lengths to keep mass down (it weighs just 825kg), and judging by the noise it's evident it started with sound deadening material. The five-speed manual gearbox, too, is rather notchy in shifts, and it whines excessively on overrun.
The cabin may be noisy, but it's fairly sturdy in build and it's presented in modern fashion. Shiny piano black and smooth satin silver plastics are smattered tastefully over the dashboard, but unfortunately all interior materials feel cheap to the touch. I do like the simple to use stereo system that's integrated neatly into the dash facia, and even if there's a lack of complex gadgetry the items that are there are very user friendly.
For R144 900 you get the top GLS model as tested here, which comes with 15" alloys, a USB port in the cubbyhole, keyless ignition, a fancier climate control with a matching orange digital display, electric windows at the back, and audio controls on the steering wheel; but a more stripped down GL version's also available for R124 900 with 14" steel wheels, black mirrors and door handles and no fog lights. A middle ground GLX gets a mixed feature bag and is priced at R134 900. Aftersales is covered by a three-year/100 000km warranty and a two-year/30 000km service plan on all three versions.
All Mirages come with drum brakes at the back but ABS with EBD is standard. Two airbags are also included in the deal, but I reckon Mitsubishi could further develop safety if it addressed handling issues. The Mirage bobbles uneasily over the smallest of road ripples and it feels top heavy in corners. This, combined with overly-assisted electric steering which wanders numbly at all times, makes for a very skittish package – and there's no stability control on board to bail you out of trouble if it arises.
South African budget hatch buyers are completely spoiled for choice, with around 25 models totalling over 70 derivatives all coming in under the R150 000 mark. And, in order to be competitive in this cut throat segment, each of those cars needs some sort of drawcard, whether it's styling, price, features or irresistible aftersales packages, to keep from being swallowed up by more attractive offerings.
Mitsubishi may have plenty of experience with small hatchbacks, but the Mirage just doesn't have enough going for it to stay ahead of the game. I suppose I must mention, however, that as part of a launch special, Mitsubishi's throwing in a year's worth of comprehensive insurance with each sale – for what that's worth.
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Engine: 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol
Gearbox: Five-speed manual
Power: 57kW @ 6000rpm
Torque: 100Nm @ 4000rpm
0-100km/h (claimed): 0.0 seconds
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Though Matt Wright warns the Henry County Ladycats are not where they need to be yet, he said they were able to put together their first "complete game" last Thursday night as they beat Carroll County 14-0 for a 4-0 start to the softball season.
William Joseph Welty Sr., has joined United Citizens Bank as a new director. Welty, a Carrollton resident, was raised in Trimble County where he also attended high school. He also attended Georgetown College.
Previously, he was the owner of Welty Enterprise Inc., worked at Rotary Lift, served in the U.S. Army reserves, and owned apartments, a restaurant and a donut shop.
March Madness came to a finish on Monday night and, in the end, after the teams dwindled down to just two, it wasn't decided until the final shot of the tournament.
It was a fitting way to end this men's NCAA basketball season, although the team most of America was rooting for came up one basket short of that Hollywood ending everyone seemed to be hoping for. Duke's win wasn't secured until Butler's final shot was barely off target, allowing Duke to celebrate a 61-59 championship win.
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When Makayla James was last in the newspaper, she was five years old, and sitting on a fully grown horse. That was five years ago.
Now she's in double-digits for her age and triple digits when it comes to ribbons, belts and trophies for her riding skills.
"I'll bet if I got rid of one out of 100, she'd know," mother Linda James said.
She said Makayla was born prematurely and had special needs.
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It's been said that you only get one chance to make a first impression.
In a nod to that adage, New Castle's Main Street program will offer downtown businesses a chance to improve their buildings and storefronts.
Main Street manager Jeff Thoke said commercial property owners within the Main Street commercial district may apply by May 31 for grants of up to $1,000.
Businesses who rent property within the district also may apply with the owner's written consent.
For the first time in five years, the Eminence softball team started the season with a win and won two games in the opening week. It was just the start first-year head coach Bill Covington was looking for.
The Lady Warriors beat Kentucky Country Day (13-6) last Wednesday night, lost to Waggener (23-11) on Thursday and beat Whitefield Academy (14-4) on Saturday for a 2-1 record after week one. It was the best start since 2005 when the Warriors were 2-0 through the first week and finished with a 6-13 overall record.
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As Pleasureville City Commissioners read the city's financial report and minutes of their last meeting, the meeting room was silent save for the hum of the fluorescent lights overhead and the turning of report pages.
The tone of Monday night's meeting was a marked change from March, when the meeting devolved into a scene that commissioners, and residents, found embarrassing. Many of those who spoke loudest and most fervently in March were not present Monday night.
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Kentucky teachers can rest a little easier now, knowing their retirement is secure.
On April 1, House Bill 540 relating to the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System was passed in the General Assembly and delivered to Gov. Steve Beshear to sign.
The bill will change how the retirement system is funded, said Beau Barnes, deputy executive secretary of operations for KTRS.
The Matt Wright era officially opened last week when the Henry County softball team defeated Carroll County on Tuesday and Harrison County on Saturday in what looks to be a promising year.
Thanks to a grant, work on a new Henry County Health Department could begin within six months.
During the March meeting of the Henry County Fiscal Court, Judge-Executive John Logan Brent announced the county had received a $500,000 grant for a new facility.
Once designs are approved and bid, the new health department could be double the size of the existing building in New Castle.
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Class 4A softball: Salem Hills gets improbable title
Taylorsville • In 2013, Salem Hills went undefeated in the state softball tournament to capture the Class 4A championship. In other words, the Skyhawks needed to win only once on the tourney's last day to claim the title.
Salem Hills' road to the championship this year was slightly more complicated. But, in the end, the result was the same.
The Skyhawks came through the loser's bracket and won three times Thursday at the Valley Softball Complex, defeating Bonneville 8-2 in the finale to repeat as state champions.
"I actually think it's better than last year because we fought through the losers' bracket," Salem Hills coach Renae Kinghorn said. "It was tougher. We showed more guts, we showed more heart."
Pitcher Kirtlyn Bohling all but shut down Bonneville in the two championship games. She struck out six batters in the first game a 10-1 Salem Hills victory then fanned seven in the finale, which was her fifth game on the mound in two days.
"She's unstoppable," Kinghorn said. "I was asking, "Are you OK? Are you OK?" And she kind of brushed me off."
Bohling admitted she was a little tired at the beginning of the last game. Fortunately, she got plenty of help from her teammates.
"They played so tight, I didn't have to worry," Bohling said. "If [Bonneville] got a bat on the ball, they made a play on it."
The Skyhawks' bats also made Bohling's job easier. Amelia Weight doubled with one out in the second to spark a five-run inning that put the Lakers into a similar hole they faced in the first game.
Weight homered in the third inning to give the Skyhawks a 6-0 lead, and Bonneville, despite somewhat solid pitching from ace Andy Hancock (11 strikeouts over two games, and only two earned runs in the finale), were all but finished.
"Our motto has been 'first blood' we want to score first," Kinghorn said. "That gives us a lot of confidence; your pitchers play more loose."
Salem Hills had lost to Bonneville 1-0 on Tuesday, sending the Skyhawks to the losers' bracket. Then, they were trailing Maple Mountain 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh on Wednesday before erupting for 11 runs to advance to the losers' bracket final.
And in its first game Thursday, Salem Hills needed eight innings to edge Region 8 rival Spanish Fork 4-3.
"We came out with a little bit more confidence and more fire than we did on Tuesday," Kinghorn said. "That served us well.
"After we beat Spanish Fork, I think we were unstoppable."
Two games later, the only thing could stop the Skyhawks' impressive tournament was the last out of the game that gave the Salem Hills another championship.
"This group of girls is really special," Kinghorn said. "We are going to lose a lot of seniors. I'm a little bit sad about that. But it's a great way to go out."
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R Salem Hills comes through the losers' bracket, including three victories Thursday, to repeat as state champions.
• Kirtlyn Bohling throws six scoreless innings, allowing two hits and fanning six, and also homers to lead the Skyhawks to a 10-1 victory that forces a second championship game.
• Salem Hills defeats Spanish Fork, 4-3 in 8 innings, to advance out of the losers' bracket.


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The Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce will host a business startup class from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Coshocton County Progress Center.
Jeannie Keenan, of the Kent State Small Business Development Center, will be the instructor. Topics will cover the chance of success of opening a new business, business planning and financing.
The cost is $20. Walk-ins are welcome.
To make a reservation, call the chamber at 740-622-5411 or the development center at 330-308-7434.


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A community is struggling to come to terms with horrific events in which a former police inspector killed his wife and youngest daughter before taking his own life.
Toby Day, who was sacked from his job with Leicestershire Police last week, also attacked his two other children at their home in Melton on Thursday afternoon.
The alarm is believed to have been raised by his injured 15-year-old daughter Kimberly, who ran to a nearby school where her mum worked at a nursery.
Armed officers then broke down the door of the family house in Robin Crescent at about 4.30pm. and found the bodies of 37-year-old Mr Day, his wife, Samantha, 38 and their daughter Genevieve, six.
Kimberly and her brother, Adam, 13, were in a stable condition in hospital last night.
They were understood to have suffered stab wounds.
Yesterday, a cordon remained around the scene as police continued their investigations.
Several well-wishers delivered flowers and, at about 11am, two women and a man arrived in a police car to place flowers and tie three pink heart-shaped balloons to a bush in the garden.
Friends and neighbours as well as people from the wider community yesterday spoke of their shock at the deaths.
The Rev Kevin Ashby, of St Mary's Church in Melton, said: "There will be some empty desks at the children's schools and that will really hard to cope with for their friends and teachers.
"We are keeping the family in our prayers."
Early Years Day Nursery, in the grounds of Swallowdale Primary School, in nearby Dalby Road, where Mrs Day was operations manager, was closed yesterday as a mark of respect.
A message on the nursery's Facebook page said Samantha was a "truly loved and wonderful person who will be sadly missed".
Many parents arriving at the nursery and school yesterday morning were in tears.
Cindy Thompson, 33, of Halifax Drive, Melton, whose six-year-old son Harvey was a friend of Genevieve, said: "He is devastated, he had a few tears this morning."
She added: "Samantha was lovely and was brilliant with the kids."
Tracey Singleton, of Melton, who worked with Mrs Day at the nursery for nine months, said: "She was a lovely lady to work for, she was always smiling."
Denise Shipstone, head teacher at St Francis Primary School, where Genevieve was a pupil, said: "We are devastated. She was a delightful child who we will miss so much."
A spokesman for Swallowdale Primary said the school was shocked by the tragedy.
Support was being offered to pupils and staff at both schools.
Kimberly had been due to appear in a production of Mother Goose at Melton Theatre on the day of the tragedy. And the family were part of the congregation at Oakham Parish Church, where the two eldest children were confirmed in October.
Canon Lee Francis-Dehqani said: "We are all profoundly shocked and saddened by these tragic events and hold everyone involved in our prayers.
"Appropriate pastoral care is already being offered to the wider family."
Leicestershire Police said yesterday that Mr Day was sacked on Thursday, December 1, for misuse of police systems and matters concerning honesty and integrity.
Although the Independent Police Complaints Commission was initially informed about the deaths, it said it would not be investigating.
A neighbour, Gavin Lucas, 24, said: "My aunt, who lives next door to me heard a girl screaming at around 4pm, but we assume someone went to her because the screaming stopped.
"He was quite well-known and was a good bloke. He would always say hello and was always out jogging. I often saw his kids out in the nice weather. I can't believe it's happened."
A neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: "I saw him yesterday around lunchtime, he was talking to a bloke who lives in one of the flats and he seemed okay, he nodded to me."
Samantha Whitfield, 44, also of Robin Crescent, said: "They seemed a happy, quiet family."
Neil Jaggard, chairman of Melton's Stilton Striders Running Club, of which Mr Day was a member, said: "I am absolutely stunned, it is awful news.
"Toby had been a member of the Striders for some time but hadn't been so often lately because of his work.''
Several police officers told the Mercury that they and their colleagues were devastated and could not believe the news which reached them as they reported for duty yesterday morning.
Some, however, expressed anger at his actions.
One said: "I can't believe he has done this to his wife and children.
"It's the worst thing a father and husband can do."
Melton Borough Council said it would offer counselling to anyone who needed it.
Council leader Malise Graham said: "What happened is a complete horror – a devastating thing."
Melton councillor Matthew O'Callaghan added: "Melton is a close-knit community, where everyone will know someone who knows a member of the family.
"I walked through the town today and everyone was talking about how sad they were and there was a very sombre mood."
Scores of people have left messages on a Facebook tribute website called R.I.P Samantha and Genevieve Day.
Police have launched a murder investigation, but said they were not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Hough yesterday appealed for anyone who had spoken to Mr Day on Thursday to contact police.


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Kansas City Water Department Gets $1.4 Million for Storm Water Project
Storm water improvements part of the Beacon Hill Redevelopment ProjectStorm water improvements part of the Beacon Hill Redevelopment Project
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the Kansas City Water Services Department a $1.4 million grant for "green" storm water infrastructure improvements in conjunction with the Beacon Hill Redevelopment Project.
The project will include features such as rain gardens and landscaped, graded areas built with a special soil mix that absorbs and filters storm water runoff, the department said in a release Dec. 10. The landscaping helps reduce storm water runoff, removes pollutants and replenishes the aquifer.
The department will work with citizens to build rain gardens on 50 sites throughout the project area.
John Franklin, assistant city manager and acting director of the department, said in the release that the project is among the largest housing redevelopment projects in the nation using green infrastructure.
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The following deed transfers were recorded recently at the York County Administrative Center.
769 Butcher Court, Manchester Twp.: JG Leasing Co. to Stacy C. Moyer, $236,000.
3150 Paulownia Lane, Manchester Twp.: Mark F., Jennifer Srebro to Henry Joseph, Margaret Callan, $158,900.
21 Davidson Drive, Springettsbury Twp.: Dan A., Virginia F. Meisenhelder to Michael T., Sieara N. Lohss, $190,500.
42 Stella Ave., Manchester Twp.: Creelman Group, Nardo Enterprises to Jessica C. DeJesus, $132,900.
1411 Memory Lane, Springettsbury Twp.: Ruth R. Beckmeyer to Adam E. Buchanan, $75,000.
41 S. Lynbrook Drive, Springettsbury Twp.: Robert A. Shearer to Clarence E., Barbara Y. Sebree Brown, Barbara Y. Sebree-Brown, $179,000.
3820 Ridgewood Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Craig E. Dallmeyer Irrevocable Living Trust, Morgan Whiteley to Pawel G., Melanie Ochalski, $1,000,000.
600 Cherry Blossom Court, Springettsbury Twp.: Conewago Contractors, Campbell Builders, EG Stoltzfus Homes to Jason A., Tara A. Smith, $320,623.
928 N. Duke St., N. York: Michael P., Jessica L. Pierce to Robert D. Shelly, $101,000.
1228 Arbor Lane, Springettsbury Twp.: Angela Hua Ni, Lin Fa Lee to Stephan C. Blitva, $189,900.
471 Locust Grove Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Housing and Urban Development to CR Property Group, $75,000.
3634 Pleasant Valley Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Aaron L., Myrna E. Rosen to Martha L. Oshell, Martha L. O'Shell, $140,000.
755 Locust Grove Road, Springettsbury Twp.: David O., Rosetta M. Philip Harper to Big Smooth, $74,200.
2716 Westwind Lane, Manchester Twp.: Kolina M., Edward J. Kaminski to Gerald H., Catherine A. Smith, $165,000.
3266 N. George St., Manchester Twp.: Mark R., Holly A. Holcomb to Andrew A., Michael J. Boll, $33,000.
3488 Board Road, Manchester Twp.: Fox Land Associates, Fox Land to Paragon Land Associates, $315,000.
40 E. Eighth Ave., N. York: Marguerite I. Grim to William A. Grim, Susan J. Stambaugh, $48,000.
3560 Lewisberry Road, Manchester Twp.: Martha R. Guise to Jerry A., Lynne L. Beck, $80,000.
306 Bruaw Drive, Manchester Twp.: Mark A., Barbara I. Kusner to Arie Hadar, $112,000.
700 Woodside Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Ange Benjamin, $210,000.
510 Valley Road, Manchester Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to David K. Henry, $87,000.
525 E. Frederick St., Dallastown: Gregory J. Eck to Steven R., Judith A. Merkert, $136,900.
2429 Markey St., York Twp.: Alvin F. Markey II, Deborah M., William L. Smith Jr. to Seth, Daeva Busino, $153,800.
York Twp.: Donna A. Callahan to Luther C., Hazel M. Wood, Wood Family Trust, $170,000.
115 Fox Run Drive, York Twp.: Sonia K. Godwin to James C. Wheedleton, Emma M. Ruth, $89,000.
1712 Stone Hill Drive, York Twp.: Edward G., Rose M. Creelman to Dianna H. Falvey, $280,000.
206 Creekwood Drive, Jacobus: Eric E., Sherry L. Hatfield to Dennis L. O'Neil, Dennis L. Oneil, $269,000.
800 Lake Redman Court, Springfield Twp.: Troy J., Shiree D. Barnes to James G. Butchsky, $241,000.
2600 S. Queen St., York Twp.: Reich Acquisition One, Reich Acquisition Management One to Matrice, $1,800,000.
761 Valley Drive, York Twp.: Timothy P., Kathy M. Dellinger to Gladys M. Stoltzfus, $580,000.
191 Jonathon Way N., York Twp.: Mark D. Heatley to Katie L. Gilbert, $126,000.
8552 Diamond Run Court, NVR, Ryan Homes to Ashley Stewart, Lawanda N. Morgan, $302,315.
142 S. Duke St., Dallastown: Robert A., Teresa I. Lewis to Charles E. Yingling, $169,000.
351 W. Maple St., Dallastown: E. Arlene, Erma Arlene Warner Herbst to Diedre Spangler, $103,900.
2739 Meadow Cross Way, York Twp.: Charter Homes at Springwood to Thomas R., Lynne M. Hess, $362,405.
358 Winners Circle, York Twp.: Donald L., Janice D. Shaffer to Robert U., Virginia W. Fitz, $157,000.
436 Ridgewood Road, York Twp.: Richard W., Josephine M. Vogt to Andrea Frazier, $154,000.
269 S. Walnut St., Dallastown: Troy L., Merideth A. Lutz to Brett A., Ashley J. Abrahamsen, $121,900.
1706 Fountain Rock Drive, Dover Twp.: Nadu Construction, Lancaster Home Builders to Robert A. Stein, Christine A. Kinkade, $213,847.
Prospect Ave., Dover Twp.: Terry, Lora L., Diane L. Lowery, William, Diane Himes to Valdis John, Virginia Taurins, $100,000.
Admire Road, Dover Twp.: Patrick M., Lanita R. Saltzgiver to Ronald L. Coleman, $252,000.
2712 Danielle Drive, Dover Twp.: Herbert L. Fuller to Zachary W. Meckley, $110,000.
2949 Village Square Drive, Dover Twp.: Bonnie D., Mark F. Orison Sr. to Michael L., Kathleen M. Stauffer, $151,900.
3481 Conewago Creek Road, Dover Twp.: Ventura Rosario, York County Tax Claim Bureau to Nelson German, $800.
6711 Harmony Grove Road, Dover Twp.: Wendy L., Gary W. Rinker Jr. to Richard Olesiak, Lisa M. Walker, $265,000.
3747 Kimberly Lane, Dover Twp.: David A., Jody L. Keffer to Kayce R. Campbell, Richard E. Gregory Jr., $229,900.
28 Hull Drive, Washington Twp.: Calvin B., Lana Green to Ronald, Sandra Thomas, $350,000.
6251 Piney Hollow Road, Dover Twp.: Timothy R. Mihalko, Nancy Hicks-Mihalko, Nancy Hicks Mihalko to Arthur J., Thelma A. Duffy, $230,000.
1903 Deerfield Drive, Dover Twp.: Timothy L. Huff, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to US Bank National Association, Structured Asset Securities Corp., $3,327.
2350 Blackberry Road, Dover Twp.: Donald L., Kristine B. Keener to Jeffrey T. Smith, Denise I. Boyd, $174,900.
920 Dallas Drive, Lower Windsor Twp.: Linda K. Kaufman to Jason Barshinger, $150,000.
54 Main St., Yorkanna: Nadine E. Leiphart to Marissa K. Morgan, John C. Hiden Jr., $112,500.
Bull Run Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: William L. Kostenbauder Life Insurance Trust, Wells Fargo Bank, Evelyn M. Kostenbauder to Mark Elliott Emery, $235,000.
Pleasant Hill Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Joan M., Paul H. Dellinger to Mark Elliott Emery, $20,000.
5194 E. Prospect Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Kiku Smith to Debra J. Heffner, $110,000.
7 Christine Drive, East Prospect: Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to Jason J. Dubina, Kirsten E. Petrella, $129,900.
223 Orange St., Wrightsville: 500, Five Hundred, Five Zero Zero to Luke Z., Marcy B. Bohrer, $118,450.
Lot 2A Walnut Valley Circle, Lower Windsor Twp.: Charlotte M. Wallace to James E., Mary R. Adomis, $22,000.
35 Stonewyck Hill Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Daniel B., Leslie C. Keeney to Betty J. Jensen Revocable Living Trust, $228,400.
142 Bank Hill Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Dale Weaver to Eval Kline, Elizabeth Ellis, $33,975.
306 Cherry St., Wrightsville: George M., Yvonne M. Scantling to Owned Country Properties, $35,000.
30 Crawford Court, Hellam: Bruce E., Sarah B. Heller to William A., Brenda S. Sager, $140,000.
429 Penn St., Hanover: Jason W.J. Waltz to Theresa E., Edward F. Brewer Sr., $118,000.
35 W. Middle St., Hanover: Hermilo Villagomez Romero, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Wells Fargo Bank, $1,871.
704 Carlisle St., Hanover: Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to Sabrina Bosse, $30,000.
265 Diller Road, Hanover: Thomas R. Oaster to Jeffrey F., Donna L. Ashbaugh, $115,000.
320 Terrace Ave., Hanover: Lois R. Bair to John E., Veronica A. Hagerman, $71,000.
26 Fifth St., Hanover: Mary J., John E. Stengle, Mary J. Eline to Martha L. Shaw, $97,000.
125 Third St., Hanover: Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of New York, JP Morgan Chase Bank, Novastar Mortgage Funding Trust to Ellie Bair, $34,199.
726 Grant Drive, Hanover: NVR to Diana Messina, $158,240.
145 Bitternut Road, E. Manchester Twp.: Aeon Investments to William T. Colin, Jacy L. Niemiec, $199,900.
185 Coventry Cross Road, E. Manchester Twp.: Arthur J., Thelma A. Duffy to Jesse, Amber Erb, $146,300.
205 Lynne Drive, E. Manchester Twp.: Brentwood Builders to Darin E. Wah, $177,470.
272 S. Sixth St., Mount Wolf: Jacqueline J. Kemper to Brian T. McKenna, $110,000.
679 Butter Road, Conewago Twp.: William B. Strouse Jr. to Peggy E. Just, $100,000.
315 Thoroughbred Drive, Newberry: AAA Quality Builders to Classic Communities Corp., $57,000.
80 Olde Hickory Road, E. Manchester Twp.: Joan H. Vange to Jeanette M. Maloney, $181,500.
118 S. Landvale St., York Haven: Housing and Urban Development to CRL Capital Holdings, $32,400.
Bull Road, Conewago Twp.: Andrew R. Long to Julia D., Albert L. Kurtz Jr., $57,000.
850 Conewago Creek Road, E. Manchester Twp.: Van A. Emig, York County Tax Claim Bureau to Barry Wertz, $130.
920 Second St., E. Manchester Twp.: CR Property Group to John W. Matson Jr., $106,000.
106 S. Landvale St., York Haven: Clarence L. Fishel to CR Property Group, $82,500.
230 Torrey Pines Drive, E. Manchester Twp.: Adam D., Lisa D. Greenfield to David J. Grice Jr., $155,000.
Lot 3 Sheep Bridge Road, Conewago Twp.: Brenda Shaffer to Steven Gearhart, $75,000.
125 Cloverleaf Road, Conewago Twp.: CNL APF Partners to Valenti Mid Atlantic Realty, $1,180,000.
5 Thoroughbred Drive, Newberry: Classic Communities Corp. to Jason C., Jenny R. Watson, $202,400.
410 York St., E. Manchester Twp.: Dwayne A., Abby L. Spangler to Curtis J., Sarah B. Weir, $135,000.
315 York St., Manchester: Catherine, Katherine Darr to Amanda T. Ziegler, $153,900.
1 Windy Lane, Carroll Twp.: Old York Homes Limited to Jason M., Kristina M. Boes, $266,625.
113 Tuckahoe Road, Franklin Twp.: Debra K., Ross E. Bricker Jr. to Joshua J. Busse, $150,000.
110 Stonebridge Drive, Carroll Twp.: Jeremy J., Jaime D. Lemley to Kenneth J., Andrea S. Toner, $359,900.
50 Rocky Wood Lane, Warrington Twp.: Stephanie A. Snyder to Brian K. Heath, $213,000.
7590 Harmony Grove Road, Warrington Twp.: PNC Bank National Association to Russell Moody, $36,000.
48 Glenview Circle, Franklintown: Michael R., Tracey Lee Henry to Dennis L., Barbara A. Hornick Lockard, Barbara A. Hornick-Lockard, $82,000.
120 St. George Drive, Franklin Twp.: Kathleen L. Williams-Crumpler, Kathleen L. Williams Crumpler to Matthew J., Julia L. Walsh, $95,000.
4037 Woodspring Lane, Windsor Twp.: Nancy L. Miller Trust, Curtis Evans and Nancy Lou Miller Declaration of Trust, Richard, Floyd R. Fisher to Robert E., Jane E. Greiss, $159,900.
545 E. Broadway, Windsor Twp.: Sally J. Lake to Manuel O., Emilee M. Gonzalez, $126,000.
4053 Woodspring Lane, Windsor Twp.: Doris M. Snyder to Elizabeth A. Enterline, $154,900.
304 E. Lancaster St., Red Lion: Daniel R., Michele A. Emenheiser to Shannon R. Greenly, $110,000.
340 Winterstown Road, Windsor Twp.: Amy Sue Wright to Christopher P. Pierich, $135,500.
11896 Crossroads Ave., N. Hopewell Twp.: Jan K. Newman to Shawn E., Jessica K. Arnold, $235,000.
171 N. Charles St., Red Lion: Jane J., Stephen A. Steinfelt to Jennifer Jacobs Rudolf, $139,000.
242 S. Main St., Red Lion: CR Property Group to Steven Rivera, $105,000.
81 W. Main St., Windsor: CR Property Group to Sue A. Johnson, $137,995.
100 Manor Road, Windsor Twp.: Jeffrey W., Kimberly M. Dunbar to Reginald Bradford, $185,000.
214 Lartry Drive, Windsor Twp.: Angel A., Diana L. Menga, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to US Bank National Association, Citigroup Mortgage Loan Trust, $2,073.
542 W. Broadway, Red Lion: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to The Creelman Group, Creelman Group, $65,300.
4715 Fake Road, Windsor Twp.: Lee M., Cheryl L. Shenberger to Jesse J. Trout, Jaimie L. Kowalsky, $200,000.
190 Holtzapple Road, Windsor Twp.: Janet W. Ray to John E., Denise K. Adomis, $124,000.
699 Gorman Road, Chanceford Twp.: Ryan, Sara M. Shaull, Sara M. Wisner to Christopher E., Susan E. Williams, $125,000.
145 Ava Drive, Windsor Twp.: Stonebridge Bank to Charter Homes at York, $48,000.
1370 Bahns Mill Road, Windsor Twp.: James A. Gile to Larry E. Crinnion, Jacqueline J. Byers, $46,500.
285 S. Camp St., Windsor Twp.: Erik D., Peggy L. Swensen to Daniel, Alexis L. Loss, $132,500.
80 Centre Court, Windsor Twp.: Stonebridge Bank to Charter Homes at York, $48,000.
117 Charles Ave., Hopewell Twp.: David A., Mary M. Myers to Lynn R., Stacey L. Wagaman, $229,900.
27 Red Oak Trail and Meadow Trail, Peach Bottom Twp.: Kenneth L., Nancy A. Kauffman to Jane Ericka Murphy, $183,000.
84 Jasmine Road, Peach Bottom Twp.: Soverign Bank to CR Property Group, $30,000.
14885 Draco Road, Hopewell Twp.: Brenda J., Morales-Murray, Brenda J. Morales Murray to Brian K., Cynthia A. Mullen, $214,900.
Lots 1A and 1B Bridge Meadow Road, Hopewell Twp.: Barbara L., Timothy M. Stroble to New Bethel Baptist Church, $15,000.
927 N. McDermott Road, Fawn Twp.: Mae O. Ewell, Linda S. Malstrom to Jordon R., Etta J. Sizemore, $61,000.
13 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Stewartstown: Brent A. Bowman, Laura A. Rossi to James G., Katie C. Roberts, $194,800.
56 Corn Tassel Road, Peach Bottom Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Christina D. Hudson, $72,500.
8340 Church Road, E. Hopewell Twp.: David L., Elizabeth M. Naylor, David L. Naylor Jr. to John C. Meyers, $216,093.
13701 Trout School Road, E. Hopewell Twp.: Patricia A. Saylor to Joan M. Frey, $75,000.
237 Misty Hill Drive, Peach Bottom Twp.: Bob Ward New Homes in Pennsylvania, Ward Bob New Homes in Pennsylvania to Steven G., Colleen K. Klinger, $290,000.
314 Forest View Drive, Peach Bottom Twp.: William Todd, Carol Lee Leach to Anne Marie, John P. McGann Sr., $206,500.
301 Broad St., Delta: David L., Buffy J. Marshall to Nathan D., Rachel A. Schmidt, $129,900.
899 Hollow Road, Peach Bottom Twp.: Matthews Custom Homes to David J. Jones, $271,500.
1403 Wanda Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Kent A. Gregory to Heather Mae Bridle, $163,000.
228 Jasmine Drive, Penn Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Timothy A. Lookingbill, Amanda D. DeGroft, $177,000.
57 Zachary Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Donald P., Kate R. Neal to James M. Tichy, $154,900.
66 Laurel Drive, Penn Twp.: CR Property Group to Alvin L. Snyder, $327,000.
224 Jasmine Drive, Penn Twp.: Donald L., Theresa M. Hoggard to Shannon Lee Ebron, $239,900.
21 Industrial Drive, Penn Twp.: Conewago Contractors to Schindler Elevator Corp., $1,661,624.
2218 Reservoir Heights Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: NVR, Ryan Homes to Kenneth R. Carson, $235,430.
860 Baer Ave., Penn Twp.: Clyde L. Brown to Donald L., Cathy L. Brady, $129,900.
782 Baltimore St., Penn Twp.: Gary L. Dull to Robert W. Granruth, $118,900.
3 Charles Ave., Penn Twp.: Martha S., Martha Agnes Ditzler to John, Betty Hart, John and Betty Hart Revocable Living Trust, $60,000.
Bartholomew Road, W. Manheim Twp.: Robert H., Jason D. Jacobs to Dianne M., Robert H. Jacobs, $31,000.
475 Flickinger Road, Penn Twp.: Jacob M., Elsie M. Shank to Wayne D., Sharon E. Shank, $530,000.
65 Kaitlyn Drive, Penn Twp.: High Pointe to David L., Kimberly S. Storm, $288,900.
109 S. Blettner Ave., Penn Twp.: Iva N., Joseph W. Dingus Sr. to Janie Lavene Hamilton, $115,000.
23 Louvain Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Kimberly R., Jason R. Gore to Jason M., Brittany J. Tawney, $196,000.
3742 Rose Road, Codorus Twp.: David E., Joanne M. Jensen to Dale L., Diane L. Kurtz, $749,900.
19 and 21 S. Main St., Shrewsbury: 19 & 21 South Main Street, Nineteen and 21 South Main Street, One Nine and 21 South Main Street to Pesci, $232,000.
16039 Sherwin Court, New Freedom: Ricardo J., Deanne N. Reyes to Eric C., Marie E. Mellon, $141,500.
25 Plank Road, Shrewsbury: Donna Halsey to Tony Brenneman, Sandra Jenkins, $187,000.
35 S. Third St., New Freedom: Fox Clearing to Ronald Joseph, Nana Landi Umerlik, $293,372.
1727 Hametown Road, Shrewsbury Twp.: Bedrock Investment Group to John T. Slattery Jr., $149,900.
36 Stonebridge Drive, New Freedom: Joseph A., Paulette I. Ketzner to David B., Dorothea B. Humes, $400,001.
9 Matthews Court, New Freedom: Karen D. Allmond, Karen D. Ancarrow-Rice to Kane E., Shannon R. Leedy, $285,000.
2747 Blackberry Lane, Codorus Twp.: Steven T., Margaret E. Stover to Joshua A. Sydor, Amber L. Witman, $230,000.
1043 Stewartstown Road, Shrewsbury Twp.: Leonard S. Hare Sr. to Tyler S. Hare, $60,000.
7702 Altland Ave., Paradise Twp.: Chad L., Janaia D. Kline to Scott A. Smith, $165,000.
3679 Aldinger Road, N. Codorus Twp.: Bobby D. Reed to Edna Doyle, $220,000.
6 Highland Road, Jefferson: CR Property Group to Kevin S., Heather M. Kesecker, $169,600.
5846 York Road, N. Codorus Twp.: Alvin L., Wanda M. Snyder to CR Property Group, $168,794.
1219 Ledge Drive, Jackson Twp.: Jackson Heights, JA Myers Building and Development, JA Myers Homes, Joseph A. Myers Land Investor to Thomas E. Coddington, Sarah L. Cregger, $144,900.
1989 Patriot St., N. Codorus Twp.: Philip J. McClurkin to Paula A. Maxwell, $128,500.
57-59 Main St., Seven Valleys: Wells Fargo Bank, Park Place Securities to Sander Light Properties, $64,899.
1621 Spring St., Heidelberg Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Lori A. Stine, $95,999.
311 Courtney Court, Jackson Twp.: Terri H., Lerry Charles to Andrew, Lori Woods, $178,602.
2292 Slagel Road, N. Codorus Twp.: Wayne C., Tina M. Steigerwalt to Troy L., Merideth A. Lutz, $290,000.
620 Southridge Drive, Fairview Twp.: Paula Young to Michael R., Lindsey L.M. Kertes, $875,000.
815 Garriston Road, Newberry 1st: Anthony, Pamela L. Ashford to Glen E., Beth A. Johnson, $265,000.
380 Stevens Road, Newberry 1st: William M., Nancy C. Tierney to Richard B., Melinda M. Smee, $174,900.
315 Braddock Drive, Fairview Twp.: Addelyn Home Builders to Kenneth B., Beth A. Donovan, $271,900.
325 Sheep Bridge Road, Newberry 1st: LeRoy E., Danielle N. Richcreek to Justin M. Ehrhart, $108,000.
894 Cedars Road, Fairview Twp.: Erica B., James T. Howard III to Scott C. Kelly, $169,900.
866 Siddonsburg Road, Fairview Twp.: Barry J., Susan L. Beaven, Susan L. Stough to David, Tiffany Bradbury, $342,000.
453 Lewisberry Road, Fairview Twp.: Gretchen M., Nicholas J. Giordano to Andrew R. St. John, Rachel K. Wagoner, $127,000.
521 Sandpiper Lane, Fairview Twp.: Wayne J., Susan P. Mason to Susan P. Mason, $100,000.
19 N. Ben Hogan Drive, Newberry 1st: Trusted Property Group to Michael H. Ritz, $190,700.
130 Yellow Breeches Drive, Fairview Twp.: John T., Helen J. Gussler to Jeremy T. Taylor, Tara Johnson, $145,000.
355 Weatherstone Drive, Fairview Twp.: Weatherstone Associates Limited Partnership, Weather Associates to Amita S. Shah, $186,000.
1357 Wellington Drive, W. Manchester Twp.: Ruthanne C. Hubley to G. Foster, Patricia P. Doak, $190,000.
1110 W. Princess St., W. York: Timothy P., Cynthia S. Knipel to Heather L. Myers, $97,900.
33 Westview Manor, W. Manchester Twp.: Jane Ann, William Taylor Delp to Lillian K. Gosnell, $130,000.
1425 W. King St., W. York: Elizabeth R. Wagner to Harry L. Ramage, $36,500.
1423 W. King St., W. York: Elizabeth R. Wagner to Harry L. Ramage, $36,500.
103 Summer House Lane, W. Manchester Twp.: Howard W., Caryl M. Clarke to Eldred C., Jean L. Frost, $205,000.
1460 Huntley Court, W. Manchester Twp.: David P., Barbara Roush Andrews to Amy M. Gross, $192,000.
2500 Taxville Road, W. Manchester Twp.: Jeffrey L., June M. Massey Brown, June M. Massey-Brown, June M. Massey to Michael D. Stick, $355,000.
1787 Emerald Ave., W. Manchester Twp.: Todd R., Ann K. Elicker to Tanjul, Nurjahan B. Khan, $115,000.
909 Stoverstown Road, W. Manchester Twp.: Charlotte L. Dailey to Roger E., Gina D. Miller, $20,000.
1833 W. Market St., W. Manchester Twp.: Timothy Allen, Shelly Frances Stover to Matthew Holtzapple, $95,000.
118 N. Belvidere Ave., 701 and 703 W. Philadelphia St.: Diane L., Michael A. Shores Jr. to Michael A. Shores Sr., $60,000.
152 and 156-162 W. Market St.: Thomas M., Kathryne A. Toggas, Net Branch Capital, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Fu Tai Realty, $4,536.
207 N. Broad St.: Casey G. Brenner to Darlene Brenner, $19,900.
937 Linden Ave.: Keith E., Debra J. Plowman to TLC Enterprises of York, $55,000.
1232 E. King St.: Dai L., Tuyet A. Vu to Kathryn E. Cuevas, $65,000.
867 Madison Ave.: Timothy J., Lauren A. Gehret, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Wells Fargo Bank, $1,935.
216 E. Walnut St.: Ian M. Nonemaker, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Loancare, $1,903.
428 Smith St.: Miriam G. Stambaugh to Gary L., Paulette E. Poe, $23,000.
610 Atlantic Ave.: Andrew Hoover to Gary L., Paulette E. Poe, $35,000.
1033 Arlington Road: Michael R. Warns to F. Don, Sherry Chantiles, $136,320.
05-083-03: Susquehanna Real Estate, Penn York Management to Dentsply International, $70,000.
901 W. King St.: Daniel E., Richard E., Donald E. Davis to Watersink Investments, $37,000.
336 W. Philadelphia St.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Steven P. Cottrill, $26,000.
426 Salem Ave.: Sandie D. Walker, York County Tax Claim Bureau to Nelson German, $1,000.
207 N. Newberry St.: David Wagman, York County Tax Claim Bureau to Cash Now, $1,000.
209 N. Newberry St.: David Wagman, York County Tax Claim Bureau to Cash Now, $1,000.
551 and 553 W. College Ave.: Betty Emlet to Victor Pineda, $40,000.
831 E. King St.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Daniel E. Kauffman, $32,500.
763 Tioga St.: Hillside Financial to Hillside Financial, $95,612.
952 W. Locust St.: Federal National Mortgage Association to York Investments, $18,000.
531 Haines Road, Springettsbury Independent: Virgilio, Gloria Vazquez Rivera to Anh, Hoa Tran, $100,000.
521 Dupont Ave., Spring Garden Twp.: Bryan L. Kentworthy to Ashley M. Althouse, $103,000.
1533 Sycamore Terrace, Spring Garden Twp.: Dianna Falvey to Timothy P., Kathy M. Dellinger, $300,000.
972 Stream View Lane, Spring Garden Twp.: Ann C. Hagerty to Barbara C. Linder, $300,000.
1770 Eastern Boulevard, Springettsbury Independent: Jacqueline B. Campbell to Noberto, Irma B. Ovide, $99,500.
1417 Turnberry Court, Spring Garden Twp.: Dennis, Mary E. Basiaga to John S., Beth J. Kennedy, $315,000.
311 Wynwood Road, Springettsbury Independent: F. Don, Sherry Chantiles to Kyle E., Kelley R. Goodyear, $153,000.
561 S. Russell St., Springettsbury Independent: Elva M. Robak to Amanda Butts, $129,000.
1277 Laurel Oak Lane, Spring Garden Twp.: William S., Juliann V. Whipple to Jon M., Jennifer S. Foremsky, $310,000.
310 Elmwood Boulevard, Spring Garden Twp.: Philip B. Sievers Jr. to Timothy, Tara Wilson, $150,000.
678-682 S. Richland Ave., Spring Garden Twp.: Dorothy J. Smith, Dorothy J. Haffly to Darrah Realty, $30,000.
1269 Laurel Oak Lane, Spring Garden Twp.: Barbara A. Doran to Christopher J., Angie M. Adams, $319,900.
2890 Lehigh Road, Springettsbury Independent: Bernard F., Barbara J. Figlock to Lila Joann King, $250,000.
344 Edgewood Road, Springettsbury Independent: Mary A. Kurnik, Ange M., Brandon Benjamin, Ange M. Flury to Hilary K. Lucas, $120,900.
460 Country Club Road, Spring Garden Twp.: Jeffrey S. Geisel to Stephen W., Jennifer W. Tansey, $875,000.
460 Quaker Drive, Springettsbury Independent: Minoo N., Kavita M. Vihani to Adam, Erin E. Sechrist, $169,900.
&99 N. Hartman St., Manchester: Jeremy Bruce, Kelly M. Harris to Shayne W. Landis, Jessica J. Boyer, $116,500.


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Eni enters offshore exploration right permit in SAComment on this story
Milan - Eni has agreed to buy a 40-percent interest in an exploration permit granting rights to explore an offshore area of 82 000 square kilometres off South Africa's east coast for hydrocarbons, the Italian oil and gas group said on Tuesday.
Eni sealed the deal with Sasol Petroleum International, the upstream oil and gas subsidiary of Sasol Limited, it said in a statement without disclosing any financial details.
Sasol had been granted the permit by the Petroleum Agency of South Africa (PASA) in late 2013 and the accord is subject to government approval.
The deal "reinforces Eni's position on the East Africa coast, where Eni is already present with exploration activities in Mozambique and in Kenya", the group said in a statement. - Reuters
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Comments by Kevil
Evan Bleiweiss and Jose Molina did an outstanding job!! I absolutely loved this episode!! cant wait for the 18th!
agree with each one of you below
ouch for Bones and HIMYM. they ususally do 8mil+ i think,
How cool! I love Casey from Happy Endings, she's A-MAH-ZING (i dont get tired of saying this), and Keegan from Key and Peele. Im really looking forward to this finale!
I looooooooooooove this post!! It makes me realize how much I adore this show!! Thank you Chandel!!!
was that Julie from desperate housewives?
wohooo for the 2 hours of revenge!! where's happy endings?!?!
i had the same thought Lauren after reading this news.
and i was so excited for this episode. 3 seasons down and i still fall for it. smh
i also think girl in red coat is either melissa or paige. cece seems too obvious.
@Spindae 2.o: Who's Mikey? is he Aria's brother?


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The 3 star Atrium hotel is quietly located in the immediate proximity of the exhibition grounds, the main station and downtown area.
The Atrium hotel is a comfortable 3 star property located in the district West end just minutes away from the city center of Frankfurt. At the hotel awaits you comfort, individual style and a warm and friendly atmosphere. The hotel has 50 friendly rooms that are equipped with bathroom, TV and telephone. The hotel offers also a breakfast room which invites every morning for a hearty breakfast.
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Telephone in all rooms, T.V. in all rooms, Especially suitable for families, Especially quiet rooms, Central location, Especially quiet location, Elevator, Public parking spots, parking lots free of charge, Telefax service, CNN News Service, Safety box at the reception, Fire protective doors, Handicap Facilities, Wheelchair Accessible Elevators, 24-Hour Front Desk, Baggage Hold, Mail Services, Wake-Up Calls
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Location: 60325, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
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Distance to airport: 14 KM
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In the years since I was working at a magazine, things have become harder for anyone (men and women) to make a living at photography. I don't think it's a lack of drive or discipline, but the economics of the marketplace being flooded with photographs, and I'm sure there are still many editors and curators whose dim (though misguided) views of women make it harder for women to succeed in this field. And of course, we all have our own personal choices to make regarding our responsibilities with our families... I'd think just as many men would give up the stress of the freelance life for a steady paycheck when he's responsible for a couple of kids... it's not an easy road for a photographer to support a family, and that's not just a problem for women.
and to the OP, I'd suggest he start going to photography shows as opposed to camera shows, then he'll see a lot of women who are actively engaged in the field of photography.


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01-31-10 Skagit Farm Implement, originally uploaded by roswellsgirl.
Very gray and soggy day today, so I decided to go out and take some photos of the gray. I've taken a photo from here before, but I like the colors today.
Very gray and soggy day today, so I decided to go out and take some photos of the gray. I've taken a photo from here before, but I like the colors today.
Daily Shoot #ds76 Get up close and personal with a building today. Make a photo of an architectural detail.
Erik and I enjoy going to look at old homes when they are open for an open house. The home that we looked at today was built in 1907. One year older than our house. The house had lots of cool details, but it was worn and ragged. Made our house look shiny and new... :)
DailyShoot #ds75 Sugar, spice, and everything nice. Make a photo of something sweet today.
Walking out to the parking lot at work today, the way the Olympics looked behind the Tulip Smokestack, caught my eye. It is funny the things that I notice so much more since doing this challenge.
My neighbor across the street always has the first crocus to bloom in her corner bed. With the warmest January ever here, I was joking with her a few days ago, that it wouldn't be long before her crocus began to bloom. I was still surprised when I saw the little yellow flowers appearing today. This is sign of the season is something I look forward to each year.
We are getting really close to having a new bed and bathroom. The walls are now ready to paint.
I'm still a big fan of trees that look like trees, but these are kind of cool too.
Today I saw a cherry tree already in bloom. Yesterday I saw a daffodil bud. This has been the warmest January on record here. The plants are really confused. I looked back at my photos from last year. The Lenten Rose is an early bloomer, but last year, that early bloom was at the end of February. Sure hope that Winter doesn't come back with a vengeance and shock all of these early bloomers this year.
#69 We're all collectors of something. Find an interesting way to display and make a photo of a collection today.
Erik and I have quite the travel book collection with travel books from the 6 continents we have explored. Last year, I shared a photo of part of our collection for one of my 365 shots. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/46248775@N00/3183907194/] Today's dailyshoot challenge was to take a photo of a collection. Erik and I were away from home most of the day. Decided to take this photo while we were looking at travel books for our upcoming road trip to Arizona for Spring Training. Not the most exciting photo, but it will have to do for today.
Today is Erik's 40th birthday. He is celebrating by mowing the lawn and playing volleyball.
Coming home from my meeting in Gig Harbor tonight. I was advised not to go back through Seattle, due to the traffic but to take the ferry. Again, working with limited light, I tried to take advantage of the ferry trip to get my photo of the day.
In Gig Harbor for a meeting today. Cloudy, gray and getting dark when the meeting was over. (Which was fine because I really did come for the meeting, not the photo opportunities.) These kayaks stood out in the gray.
Not a bad day, but a little gray for my late afternoon walk in Gig Harbor. I am here for a meeting and was lucky enough to get here in time to go walk along the harbor before sundown and take some photos. Hoping for another chance tomorrow as well. We will see what the weather does.
Visited the Discovery Garden at lunch today. Not a lot happening, but I am beginning to notice lots of little buds and sprouts. Indicators of things soon to happen. This Witch Hazel was the only thing blooming. In reading about Witch Hazel, I read that it has a very fitting alternative name, Winterbloom
Now this is part of the new bathroom addition that I am not much help with. Crawl spaces are just not fun. Luckily, I am blessed with a husband who is very handy and although, not his favorite thing, he is willing to crawl under the house.
Beautiful morning here. In between rain storms. Cool to see the steam from the sun burning the frost off of the fields. Caught these swans coming in for a foggy, soggy landing.
Windy, rainy, flooding here today. But I caught this during an afternoon sun break to the east.
I have always loved taking photos in markets on my travels around the world. This photo was taken at the not quite so exotic Safeway here in town. I love all the colors and shapes. An added bonus was that without me knowing it, I was taking a self portrait.
In college, I had the opportunity to go on a couple of volunteer teams to Haiti. Both times, we worked in orphanages and clinics. This was my introduction to the "third world". These experiences changed my life for ever. I fell in love with the people and I committed myself to serving the least of these. Unfortunately, Haiti is in the headlines again for yet another disaster. It is hard for any of us to put our heads around such tragedy in a land that seems so foreign and yet it is right at our doorstep. I have many sad and disturbing memories of broomstick arms and legs, death, slums and greed. Life is tragic in Haiti even without a natural disaster. But I also have lots of really sweet memories like singing songs in the darkness with drum beats in the surrounding hills as stars looked so close that you felt you could reach out and grab them, playing with the sweet smiling children in the orphanage who wanted nothing more than to be held, and working outside a clinic as a baby was being born, outside the women in line were singing "The Solid Rock" inside, the happy cries of a newborn baby. Today as the pictures show a Haiti I knew now in rubble I am remembering those special memories and praying for the people of Haiti.
Raspberry canes doing their winter thing waiting for a tasty summer debut. Heading home from a meeting in Anacortes, got just a glimpse of blue sky on a very gray day. Was gray and raining again only a few moments later.
After a dreary long day, it would be easy to forgo the walk. But Roswell makes sure that the walk happens. Not only does he bring me the leash, but he brings my tennis shoes too. I'm always glad after the walk that he convinced me to go.
One of my husband's plants is at Warm Beach. Today he needed to go to the plant and I jumped at the chance for Roswell and I to go with him. While he worked, we took a walk on the dike enjoying swans, ducks, geese, egrets, herons and hawks. Didn't even need a jacket this morning. Can't believe the mild weather we are having while everyone else seems to be in a deep freeze.
The weather forecast said rain and clouds so I decided to take advantage of the surprise morning sunshine and go find a photo with Roswell. We were headed to our weekly visit to the Discovery Garden but found the light hitting this white barn and fence and that was it! We did get to the Discovery Garden too. (This is right across the street from there.) There were swans just on the other side of the apple orchard. I had never walked out in the orchard before. Still fascinated with the swans, every time would honk, I would point my camera and shoot. Will come back another day for more photos.
This week, I have spent a lot of time looking at numbers. As our district financial officer says, "numbers all have stories." This is so true when those numbers are students or student scores. As we look at the numbers and discuss what we need to do to change those numbers, we need to remember the stories behind those numbers.
All day in tech meetings today, not sure what I could do for my picture today. I looked over and saw this Hitachi Guy perched on top of a couple of Flip cameras and I thought GEEK.
The assignment for the daily shoot today was to take a picture of a light source. So after school today, I went out looking for light sources. I found a classic Mount Vernon neon sign for that assignment, but was treated to the most amazing sunset in the process. (also a light source) I've often shot photos of sunsets from my house up on the hill, but this was the first time I've thought about shooting the sunset on the Skagit. What a treat! That is what I love about this challenge, I am always looking and almost always finding beauty all around.
One way I am pushing myself in this challenge this year is to take part in DailyShoot.com. Each day, a new photo challenge is posted. This is only day 2 for me and I am not sure I will do every day, but it will help on days when I lack inspiration. Today, the challenge was to take a photo of a reflection in water. Thought it would be fun to take Roswell's picture reflected in his water bowl. But when I set up the shot, Roswell refused to come anywhere near the water. EVEN WITH A FOOD BRIBE! Roswell is generally pretty easy to photograph. He is a big beautiful goof who doesn't mind me pointing the camera at him and he will do pretty much anything for a treat. So this is not the photo that made the DailyShoot, but it is my photo of the day.
Took this photo while dodging the windshield wipers this morning. This is a very soggy day. I like the way that the photo looks soggy too. I also like that you can see a glimpse of our Tulip Smoke Stack to the left. The smoke stack, the rain and the bridge over the Skagit are all true symbols of Mount Vernon, WA.
Visited the Discovery Garden this morning. I am going to try to visit once a week throughout the year if we are in town. Today, the attraction was birds feasting on all the wonderful winter garden goodies.
Today we spent a lot of time in home improvement stores looking at shower doors, plumbing, and insulation. No time for exploring the natural beauty the way I like. This big guy was in the parking lot at Lowes. Since we have a Great Dane mix, I am fascinated by Great Danes. They remind me that Roswell is not the biggest dog around. Think that this was probably a friendly fellow. He was just saying hello to the poodle across the way. But it does look like he is in charge of protecting the DQ.
Happy New Year! Excited about second year of my 365 Photo Challenge. This month's theme is "change" and there are some major changes going on at our old house. Thought it would be fun to document our progress as part of the challenge. After taking down the lathe and plaster from one of our bedrooms about 8 years ago, the bedroom has just sat with the door closed. We finally decided it was time to get to work on it again. We have a contractor doing some of the work, but Erik is doing plumbing, insulation and electrical so there is plenty for "us" to do. I am excited to see this space "change"; into a master bed, closet and bath.


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Kallen's Atonement
Sometimes you have to love yourself before you can learn to let somebody else love you.
Out of all the breeds in the shifter world, Hyenas are one of the most hated—even if they are only half-breeds like Kallen. So when Kallen joins up with the feline coalition, his welcome is less than warm. But at least he has his brother and a small group of friends to count on. Even though the rest of the felines and Hawks make it no secret that they hate him.
Tiger shifter Drake has been enamored with the Hyena ever since he saw him working as a medic in the infirmary. But so far, all his attempts to get closer to Kallen have fallen short. The Hyena seems skittish and afraid to trust anyone. Drake is determined not to let Kallen push him away.
Then old friends turn out to be new enemies of Kallen, and he's in more danger than ever. Will he be able to trust Drake to protect him? Or will his fears be his own undoing?
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