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The Maryland Science Center has named Clark School Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) assistant professor Ganesh Sriram its 2011 Maryland Outstanding Young Engineer. He was nominated for the honor by Fischell Department of Bioengineering professor and Chair William Bentley, the last member of the Clark School faculty to receive the award in 1998 during his appointment in ChBE.
The Maryland Outstanding Young Engineer (OYE) Award, established in 1988, is sponsored by the Maryland Academy of Sciences. According to the Science Center's web site, the award, given in the name of the museum's past Chairman of the Board and planetarium founder Allan C. Davis, was created "to encourage the important work of young scientists and engineers residing in the State of Maryland and increase public awareness of their accomplishments." Sriram will be presented with the award's Allan C. Davis medal and a $2500 cash prize at a reception May 26.
Sriram, who received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Iowa State University in 2004, specializes in metabolic engineering and systems biology. His research program includes projects on metabolic flux analysis, gene regulatory network analysis, biofuels, and new approaches to treating human diseases including malaria and diabetes.
Since joining ChBE in 2008, Sriram and his students have won several high-profile grants and awards. In 2010, he was the co-PI on two projects funded by National Science Foundation (NSF) grants: one, for $3.2 million, will support an effort to turn poplar trees into a viable biofuel crop, while the other, for $1.9 million, will allow the university to acquire a superconducting 800 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectrometer for the study of complex problems in biology and medicine. Three undergraduate students who conduct their research in Sriram's Metabolic Engineering Laboratory have recently won university and national awards: Emily Lin won a 2009 American Society of Plant Biologists Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship and a 2010 University of Maryland Undergraduate Researcher of the Year award for her work on carbon traffic; Matt Conway won a 2011 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Fellowship for his proposed study of metabolic flux analysis in yeast cells; and Ho-Man Yeung received a 2011 University of Maryland Library Award for Undergraduate Research for his efficient and effective use of information resources while studying mass fragmentation patterns of the sugars for metabolic flux analysis.
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Son to Josh Steven and Heather Renee Braun of Scott City, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 8 a.m. Monday, June 20, 2005. Name, Brayden Joshua. Weight, 7 pounds 7 ounces. Mrs. Braun is the former Heather Stevens, daughter of Steve Stevens and Linda Stevens of Scott City. She is a dental assistant for Dr. Danna Cotner. Braun is the son of John Braun and Donna Braun of Scott City. He is employed at Spartech Plastics.
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Son to Barry Andrew and Valerie Rose Russell of Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 8:08 a.m. Tuesday, June 21, 2005. Name, Barry Andrew Jr. Weight, 6 pounds 13 ounces. Third child, first son. Mrs. Russell is the former Valerie Evans, daughter of Patty and Mike Fischer and Steven Evans, all of Cape Girardeau. Russell is the son of Millie and Herman Matney of Hallsville, Mo., and Lawrence and Elaine Russell of Anna, Ill. He is a manager with AAA Mini Storage.
Son to Kyle Patrick and Calli Rashell Thoma of Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 1:50 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, 2005. Name, Judd Calloway. Weight, 8 pounds 7 ounces. Second son. Mrs. Thoma is the former Calli Shaffer, daughter of Larry and Carmen Morgan of Piedmont, Mo., and Denny Shaffer of Lesterville, Mo. Thoma is the son of Carlton and Jean Thoma of Jackson. He is employed at Cape Electrical Supply Co.
Daughter to Donald Lee and Shamela Renee Williams of Scott City, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 10:48 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, 2005. Name, KayLee Sue. Weight, 6 pounds 10 ounces. Sixth child, second daughter. Mrs. Williams is the former Shamela Gross, daughter of Brenda Cannon of Bell City, Mo., and the late Tom Gross Jr. She is a certified nurse assistant. Williams is the son of Brenda Sebastian of Allenville, and the late Don Williams.


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With < 1 percent typical resistor tolerance, Intersil's low-voltage digitally controlled potentiometer (DCP) can be used as a true variable resistor, enabling users to set standard and non-standard resistor values for open-loop applications.
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CADEKA claims the industrys most power efficient, eight channel analog-to-digital converters.
Global chip sales seen ticking up in May
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Global chip sales in May are believed to have increased by a seasonally adjusted 2 percent on the previous month, according to analysts at Carnegie Group (Oslo, Norway).
How a Power Switch Can Save the World
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Nearly all electronic products contain a switch-mode power subsystem. To improve efficiency and cost throughout the life cycle of an application, many topologies and control methods have been tried. The latest-generation of power switches have changed the landscape by allowing integration as well as exceeding the new energy efficiency regulations that are becoming mandatory in the industry.
Dolphin Integration unveils Helium audio converter
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EDA and IP company Dolphin Integration SA (Meylan, France) claimed it has released a digital audio converter (DAC) that combines ultra-low power consumption and low bill-of-material with high audio quality.
RF PA 6-MHz DC/DC converter implements dynamic voltage scaling for improved efficiency of 3G handsets
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Fairchild FAN5902 has minimum footprint, maximum efficiency due to switching frequency, dynamic adjustment of power amplifier current to match output power
Home appliances target for combined LED and front-panel driver
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austriamicrosystems has added the AS1115 to its LED driver portfolio, which combines display driving and key scanning functionality to provide a simple front panel solution.
TSMC adds analog to 0.13-micron process
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Silicon foundry giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) continues to move down the analog and mixed-signal path.
New Dual White-LED Flash Driver Maximizes Picture Quality in Cell Phone Cameras
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ADI's ADP1655 LED flash driver incorporates advances in transmit masking, current accuracy and LED grounding to ensure brighter flash, more reliable operation and smaller form factors
Wolfson new DACs make high-quality audio more affordable
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New DACs dramatically cut cost of bringing high quality audio to digital TV, Blu-ray, set-top box and games consoles
STMicroelectronics : Surge protection IC targets Power-over-Ethernet
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Power over Ethernet (PoE), or IEEE 802.3at, is the industry standard enabling devices such as Voice-over-IP (VoIP) phones, wireless-LAN access points, RFID tag readers, sensors, or cameras to connect into a network without also requiring a nearby wall outlet for power.
ON Semiconductor Introduces 10 A Supercapacitor-Based LED Flash Driver for Ultra-Slim Camera Phones and Digital Cameras
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The NCP5680 is an integrated LED flash and power management solution offered in a 0.55 mm low-profile package that extends battery life and improves digital photo quality
Altera rolls low power, anti-tamper FPGAs
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Altera this week is rolling out a new product family, Cyclone III LS, billed by the company as the industry's first low power FPGAs with anti-tamper, design-security and design-separation features.
Industry agrees on unified cellphone chargers
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The members of industry association Digitaleurope have signed a memorandum of understanding aiming at developing a common charging solution for mobile phones. The move dangles the availability of a charger that can be used across all almost brands.
Tutorial: the new JEDEC interface standard for data converters, Part 1 of 3
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Understand the design implications of JESD204A for high-speed analog/digital and digital/analog converters
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TV tuner IC captures analog, digital standards, features LNA and tracking filters for superior performance
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Silicon Labs CMOS Si217 has low-IF architecture, minimizes external passives, reduces BOM, increases in-field performance consistency
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Cascadable 4-channel, 24-Bit ADC simplifies system design
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Maxim Integrated Products (Sunnyvale, CA) has introduced a 4-channel, 24-bit simultaneous-sampling ADC that can be daisy-chained to provide a sampling capacity for up to 32 channels.
ADC suits image-processing functions in medical imaging and radar
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Murata Power Solutions (Mansfield, MA) has introduced a quad sampling analog to digital converter (ADC) for image processing applications where low noise performance and a high conversion rate are required.
10-A supercapacitor-based LED flash driver focuses ultra-slim camera phones and digital cameras
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ON Semiconductor has introduced a new supercapacitor-optimized LED flash driver capable of delivering up to 10 A for photo flash and video light in ultra-slim camera phones and compact digital cameras.
Online lab lets designers try Cadence tools
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Digital representations of analog systems for control system applications
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Texas Instruments announced two new Piccolo Motor Control Kits that enable PFC and sensorless field-oriented control of up to two motors with a single low-cost microcontroller (MCU).
Microchip debuts low-power, high-precision op amps
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Microchip has expanded its line of high-precision op amps with gain bandwidth product from 10 kHz to 50 MHz.
Solido tool tackles sub-90 nm analog well proximity effect
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Solido Design Automation has added an application to its Variation Designer solution that analyzes and solves well proximity effect problems that become major concerns at 90 nm and below.
Silicon Labs : Telephony IC is highly integrated
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With the Si3217x ProSLIC, Silicon Labs claims the industrys highest performance, highest integration and lowest power family of single-channel foreign exchange station (FXS) solutions.
Maxim : Gamma correction IC has 16 programmable outputs
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The MAX9669 is a low-cost, 16-channel, gamma-correction reference system with integrated nonvolatile (NV) memory.
Silicon startups get the squeeze
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Top venture capitalists say opportunities are changing and narrowing for semiconductor startups because the costs of bringing a new processor or system-on-chip to market are becoming prohibitive and raising new funds to invest in high tech companies of any kind is getting increasingly difficult.
Low-power stereo codec integrates Class D speaker driver
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Designed to extend playback time for audio enabled portable devices, Wolfson Microelectronics' second device in its stereo chip line is being promoted as the industry's lowest power codec.
Phased array radar boosts collision warning
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Ford's 2010 Taurus uses UWB and features a boatload of other technology.
Texas Instruments completes license power management agreement with Power-One
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Texas Instruments has reached an agreement with Power-One that expands the market for TI's analog and digital power management products which support the PMBus protocol.
Texas Instruments : 18-bit SoC enables high-speed data acquisition
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Two system-on-chip (SoC) solutions from Texas Instruments enable designers to develop ultra-high performance analog-to-digital converter front ends for precision applications including high-speed data acquisition, automated test equipment and medical imaging.
Buck converter: Key is selecting the right capacitor
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While the buck converter's input capacitor is often the most critical capacitor in the circuit, it is not usually given the proper consideration.
Belgian analog startup recruits business manager
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EqcoLogic NV (Brussels, Belgium), a developer of equalizer circuits, has appointed Zephra Freeman as vice president of business development.
Freescale claims billionth sensor shipped
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Freescale Semiconductor's micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) division acquired from Motorola has produced its one billionth sensor chips after 30 years since its founding in 1980.
UPDATE: B'com, Toshiba win sockets in iPhone 3GS
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Teardowns of the third generation Apple iPhone reveal a more integrated—and probably lower cost--handset thanks in part to new design wins for Broadcom and Toshiba that caused one analyst to quip the 'S' in the iPhone 3GS may stand for savings.
Video: First looks inside the iPhone 3GS
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The iPhone 3GS arrived at Apple retail stories this morning to lighter than previous sales and few surprises for teardown experts who were among the first in the lines.
Low-voltage, step-down regulator focuses on low-power, compact applications
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A low-voltage, step-down regulator with an internal boost switch has been introduced by Maxim Integrated Products.
Texas Instruments : Integrated load switch has controlled turn-on
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Texas Instruments has introduced a family of integrated load switches with controlled turn-on and quick output discharge to simplify subsystem load management.
Technical needs and challenges in harbor surveillance
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This paper will look at traditional solutions to the implementation of a high frequency sonar system and compare them to one of the simpler solutions available with modern FPGA enabled hardware offerings.
Intel revamps R&D efforts, forms energy unit
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Intel Corp. has revamped its R&D activities, by renaming the group and forming several new units in the arena.
Downconverting mixer debuts for WCS, LTE, WiMAX, and MMDS base stations
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Maxim Integrated Products' fully integrated, 2000MHz to 3900MHz downconverting mixer features an on-chip LO buffer.
Amimon's wireless ambition: Marry WHDI's HD video with WiFi
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Moore's Law repealed! But does it matter?
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Looking at the real cost, performance and time-to-market requirements designers face, the repeal of Moore's Law, which appears to be in progress, may not even matter anymore, according to Gene Frantz, Principal Fellow at Texas Instruments and creator of "Gene's Law", a power-related corollary of Moore's.
Rad-hardened data converters 'star' in CERN detectors
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Analog Devices says that its data converters are playing an important role within the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator, CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC).
Silicon Labs lifts Q2 outlook
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Mixed-signal IC vendor Silicon Laboratories lifted its second quarter revenue and earnings outlook, citing stronger-than-expected sales of new products, access and audio broadcast products.
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DALLAS (AP) -- The Dallas Stars came back again, this time thanks
to their normally punchless power play.
Jason Arnott broke Dallas' 0-for-35 power-play drought with 6:27
remaining in regulation to lift the Stars into a 2-2 tie with the
Phoenix Coyotes on Friday night.
Arnott picked a loose puck out of the air with his stick,
brought it to the ice and fired it past Coyotes goaltender Brian
Boucher from close range as the Stars rallied twice from deficits.
Dallas rallied to tie for the second consecutive game. The Stars
have won or tied in 11 of the 19 games in which they trailed after
two periods this season.
''It's not getting old,'' said Stars defenseman Derian Hatcher,
who added a goal. ''We don't like being in the position where we
have to come back, but it's nice to know we can do it. The more we
do it, the more it builds.''
The Stars hadn't scored on a power play since Feb. 5 at St.
''All power plays go through droughts, although ours has been
longer than most,'' Stars coach Dave Tippett said. ''You start to
press. You look for people to step up and take the bull by the
horns, and tonight (Arnott) did.''
The Coyotes are unbeaten in their past five games (4-0-1), and
while their four-game winning streak is over, earning a point
bolsters their attempt to climb into playoff contention in the
Western Conference.
Daniel Briere had given the Coyotes a 2-1 lead midway through
the second period. Kelly Buchberger added a first-period
short-handed goal for Phoenix, 0-3-2 in the season series against
Dallas that concluded Friday night.
''It's a big point for us,'' Briere said. ''We played last night
(a 2-1 victory at Chicago), we were on the road against the best
team in the NHL.''
Stars goaltender Ron Tugnutt, who stopped 22 shots, made the
initial save after Briere skated up the middle, but Briere knocked
in his 15th goal of the season off his own rebound at 9:23 of the
second period.
Tugnutt made a key play with 2:15 left in overtime when he poked
the puck away from Daymond Lankow on a breakaway.
''I usually save that (poke check) for special occasions,'' said
Tugnutt, subbing for injured starter Marty Turco.
Dallas' Bill Guerin got a slashing penalty with 30.6
seconds left, then picked up an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty
when he protested the call. But the Coyotes failed to generate a
good scoring chance on the brief power play.
Hatcher scored a first-period goal for the Stars, who wrapped up
a 3-1-2 homestand, longest of the season.
''As much as I love our arena and our fans, it's time for a
change of scene,'' Tippett said. ''On the road we play a simpler
game. We don't give up as many chances. We've been a little flat.
We haven't had that extra zip.''
Dallas is 16-2-6 in its last 24 games and is 21-3-6-1 at home.
Phoenix took a 1-0 lead at 8:06 of the opening period when
Buchberger scored his second of the season from the slot while the
Stars were on a power play.
Dallas tied it at 1-1 on Hatcher's backhand from the slot with
5:15 left in a first period that included three separate fights.
Game notes
The Stars honored former players Guy Carbonneau and Andy
Moog for their contributions to the franchise before the game.
Carbonneau is a team executive and Moog is the Stars' goaltending
coach. ... Dallas defenseman Richard Matvichuk took a regular turn in the
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NetEnrich, Inc. today announced that it has been included in the prestigious CRN 2014 Network Connectivity Services Partner Program Guide (PPG) for the second year in a row. The annual guide highlights the service providers and technology vendors whose offerings provide the underpinnings of today's mission-critical network connectivity solutions.
NetEnrich's flagship product, the Enterprise Command Center (ECC) is powered by Vistara, an award-winning cloud operations platform that simplifies the adoption and management of cloud-based solutions and hybrid IT environments by federating the remote management of on-premise clouds, virtual private clouds, public clouds and IT tools. Through the ECC, NetEnrich's IT channel partners benefit from a single-pane-of-glass view and visibility into the performance, capacity, continuity and availability of the IT infrastructure they have under management.
"We are proud to be a part of the 2014 Network Connectivity Services Partner Program Guide," says Justin Crotty, senior vice president and general manager, NetEnrich. "Many solution providers face skills shortages within their NOC, or need to expand their managed services businesses to support more complex voice, data and telco technologies for mid-market and larger enterprises, but just don't have the means. By using the NetEnrich Enterprise Command Center solution, providers can easily mitigate risk and improve service levels, while addressing the challenges associated with the implementation of networking, cloud, virtualization and mobility technologies across the enterprise."
"As network solution providers expand their businesses to provide the cloud and connectivity services their customers demand, telecom agents and ISPs are eyeing the IT channel as an additional source of revenue and an in-road to a whole new set of clients," said Robert Faletra, CEO of The Channel Company, publisher of CRN. "We're witnessing a fundamental change in the IT industry as two formerly disparate types of solution and service providers become one. Through resources like the CRN Network Connectivity Services Partner Program Guide, solution providers seeking partners are better able to identify and connect with organizations specifically chosen for their channel-savvy go-to-market strategies and the enthusiastic and creative ways they are embracing these shared opportunities."
The Network Connectivity Services Partner Program Guide is featured in the August issue of CRN, the top news source for solution providers and the IT channel, and is available online at www.crn.com.
For more information on the NetEnrich approach to IT operations management, visit www.netenrich.com.
About NetEnrich
NetEnrich combines utility-like services with an automation platform and analytics for a new world IT operations approach. Offering remote infrastructure management (RIM) services for enterprises, mid-size and small businesses, NetEnrich leverages proprietary technologies, automation analytics, and integrations to help IT organizations mitigate risk, increase relevance and drive business innovation. While NetEnrich focuses on remote service delivery, its go-to-market channel partners, which include VARs, system integrators and solution providers, provide the local IT consultancy, architectural know-how, deployment services and last-mile support. NetEnrich offers a secure ISO 27001 certified IT Operations Center working 24x7x365.
For more information about NetEnrich, visit www.netenrich.com, contact [email protected] or call 408-436-5900.
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The Channel Company is the channel community's trusted authority for growth and innovation, with established brands including CRN, XChange Events, IPED, and SharedVue. For more than three decades, we have leveraged our proven and leading-edge platforms to deliver prescriptive sales and marketing solutions for the technology channel. The Channel Company provides Communication, Recruitment, Engagement, Enablement, Demand Generation and Intelligence services to drive technology partnerships. Learn more at www.thechannelcompany.com.
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$199,20528 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4150827
REDUCED by $10,795 (5.1%) on 04/27/2016
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1493 Built: 1985Monthly Fee: $295 Tax: $1,359 (2015)Community: Clubside At Palm-AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
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Remarks: Turn key furnished in Palm Aire located at Curbside subdivision. 3 bed 2 bath 1 car over sized garage just off of University corridor convenient to the new UTC Mall SRQ Airport I-75 you name it 20 minutes to St Armands and Lido beach, not to mention Siesta Key Beach voted #1 several years in a row, this is living. Maintenance free just bring your clothes and sit back and enjoy the beauty of Sarasota. This unit has a very private back yard where you can sit outside and enjoy nature and all of it's beauty. There is a double lanai with tiled floor and lighting you can relax all year long and enjoy nature that surrounds you. The Palm Aire Golf & C.C. can provide membership at 3 levels, social, sports, or full golf not mandatory but available for you to enjoy the benefits of first class club. The unit has vaulted ceiling's which provide a feeling of grand space. The open plan will make entertaining friends and family a terrific experience. There are several stores at the entrance of Palm Aire you could easily walk to them. Window treatment are vey nice most of the rooms have the Bahamas' shutter style, and the lanai has the Levolor honey comb throughout. the owner has had a terrific rental experience in the unit. If new owner is interested he is willing to turn over those contacts.
Listing is courtesy of: RE/MAX ALLIANCE GROUP (941-360-7777)
Listing Agent: Michael Beninato (908-578-0886)
$159,0008 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4152886
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1020 Built: 1985Monthly Fee: $300 Tax: $611 (2015)Community: Gardens At Palm-Aire Cntry ClPool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: Only one dog or only one cat
Remarks: Come see this beautiful updated 2 bedroom/2 bath villa located in The Gardens At Palm-Aire. This well maintained villa is an end unit with lush landscaping. Inside features a cathedral ceiling in the main living area, crown molding throughout, ceramic tile flooring with carpeting in the bedrooms. The freshened kitchen features stainless steel appliances. Both bathrooms have been remodeled; the master bath includes a frame less shower. Master bedroom has a walk in closet. The screened in lanai has been updated to include custom solar/privacy shades and contains a storage room. A new AC was installed in 2011, hot water heater in 2013. The tile roofs were replaced in 2014 and the exterior painted in 2016. You will have private access to the oversized community heated pool, tennis courts and the clubhouse. The Palm-Aire area is just minutes away from the UTC Mall, dining, downtown Sarasota and the area's sunny beaches. This villa is move in ready and priced to sell
Listing is courtesy of: FENTON REALTY INC (941-746-8100)
Listing Agent: Mark Roosa (941-232-4250)
$249,900189 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4135587
24 Days Off yellowkey (back on 4/6/2016)
REDUCED by $99 (0.0%) on 04/24/2016
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1468 Built: 1979 Tax: $2,297 (2015)Community: Palm AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: 1 Pet under 35LBS
Remarks: This Beautiful Condo Shows Like A Model. Its Inviting and Open Airy Floor Plan Welcomes You the Minute You Walk In! Oversized Master Bedroom with Attached Room Can Be Sitting Room or Office, Large Eat-In-Kitchen, Ceramic Tile and Wood Floors, Large Oversized Paved Lanai Overlooking The Pool Is Perfect For Relaxing After A Long Day Of Fun In The Sun, 2BR + Den, Beautiful Mature Landscaping All In A community Offering Lots Of Amenities. Golf Membership Is Available But Not Mandatory. Close to UTC Mall and Gulf Beaches! This Is A Must See For Escaping The Harsh Winters or For Year Round Living! You Won't Be Disappointed!!
Listing is courtesy of: KELLER WILLIAMS ON THE WATER (9418037522)
Listing Agent: Frank Golio, Jr. (941-363-1075)
$205,00018 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4151795
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1492 Built: 1986 Tax: $2,334 (2015)Community: Avista Of Palm-AirePool: NoVilla
Remarks: This rarely available unit in Avista Villas within the popular Palm-Aire Country Club offers a spacious 2 bedroom plus den/office with vaulted ceilings and skylights. The large screened front porch is extremely versatile and is perfect for outdoor gardening or entertaining The rear lanai, (not included in tax record square footage) has been glass enclosed and air conditioned and is a perfect addition for those needing more living space. Many newer upgrades to include a water softener, stainless steel Bosch dishwasher, stainless steel GE profile range/oven and built in microwave. Inside laundry room with newer whirlpool front load washer/dryer. Roof was replaced in the summer of 2014. Large walk in closet in the master bedroom offers ample storage for the full timer. The Avista community offers an active club house, heated pool and spa right outside your front door. Plenty of open walking and green space as well all within close proximity to shopping, ding, I-75 and world famous beaches. Although membership to the Palm-Aire country club is optional.... it is a truly Private Member-Owned Club. From the beauty and challenge of their two championship 18-hole golf courses to the vigorous activities at their tennis, pool, and fitness center to superb dining in the 25,000 square foot Clubhouse. Palm-Aire Country Club members enjoy some of the finest service and amenities available in the Sarasota-Bradenton area. Special rates and membership incentives are also available.
Listing is courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER RES R E (9413836411)
Listing Agent: Wendy Leventhal (941-376-4894)
$334,90063 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4147496
11 Days Off yellowkey (back on 4/8/2016)
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1997 Built: 2001Monthly Fee: $170 Tax: $3,935 (2015)Community: Avalon At Village Of Palm Aire Un 2Pool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: 2 pets allowed.
Remarks: GATED. MAINTENANCE FREE. NO CDD. LAKEVIEW. NEUTRAL DÉCOR. MOVE-IN READY. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage; the most spacious Avalon floor plan, with large kitchen, den or formal dining, plus extended living area with bonus room (use as game room, Florida room, library, pool table or piano). New screened lanai with sunny eastern exposure. Updated, new flooring and paint, faucets, lighting, and customized hurricane protection system. Offered below market $/SF vs. average for recent Avalon solds. Quiet cul-de-sac, heated community pool, close to upscale UTC Mall, charming downtown Sarasota, sandy white beaches, and Palm Aire Country Club (memberships available but not required). IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Listing is courtesy of: MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY (941-388-4447)
Listing Agent: Sharon Ross (941-320-4190)
$219,00029 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4150624
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1768 Built: 1979 Tax: $1,169 (2015)Community: Palm AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: Per Rules
Elementary School: Tara Elementary
High School: Lakewood Ranch High
Middle School: Braden River Middle
Remarks: PERFECT FLORIDA WINTER RETREAT or year round Maintenance Free Villa located in Palm Aire Golf Club Community and in the heart of the University Parkway corridor shopping mecca! Updated 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath situated on a tranquil cul-da-sac street with community pool around the corner. Open Flowing floor plan with all season, air conditioned Florida Room and 3rd Bedroom/Den/Office with Queen sized Murphy Bed. Impeccable, Move-in Ready condition; Granite Countertops; Updated Kitchen Appliances; top of the line security system; newly Paver Entry, Front Courtyard and rear patio; Newer Gutters with leaf guards. Hurricane Garage Door, Hurricane Shutters and Hurricane Impact Resistant Windows resulting in significant insurance savings. Pet Friendly and 1 Month Minimum Rentals too. Palm Aire CC Golf Memberships are all optional! Restaurants, Grocery and Shopping at your fingertips! Only minutes to Downtown Sarasota; Cultural Arts Venues, St Armands & Lido Beach! This location has it all! Value priced to move quickly!
Listing is courtesy of: RE/MAX ALLIANCE GROUP (941-954-5454)
Listing Agent: Linda Starcher, Pa (941-780-2396)
$324,90035 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4150146
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1649 Built: 2001Monthly Fee: $170 Tax: $3,717 (2015)Community: Palm AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Elementary School: Kinnan Elementary
High School: Braden River High
Remarks: Villa located in a gated community in Palm Aire. Spacious villa with expansive lanai overlooking lake. Two bedrooms, two baths, office/den or formal dining room a two car garage. Large kitchen with separate breakfast area. This gated community features heated community pool and back entrance to accommodate golf carts. Home is located in the Palm Aire Country Club where membership is optional. The country club has many different types of affordable membership and it would an advantage to check them out. Close to University Town Center which has a new mall with lots of shopping, restaurants, theaters and benderson park with a lot of rowing events & sports activities. WELCOME TO PARADISE
Listing is courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL R. (941-907-1033)
Listing Agent: Mary Peters (941-544-5500)
$279,90036 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4150037
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1798 Built: 1978Monthly Fee: $350 Tax: $2,791 (2015)Community: Palm AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: small pet
Remarks: Maintenance Free Spacious Unit overlooking water and golf course. Beautiful remodeled kitchen, newer roof, newer appliances, newer air. New washer and dryer last week. Most rooms recently painted, Garage with newer floor with room for a golf cart. Private courtyard with paver bricks. Some furniture available under separate negotiation. Welcome home where there is a private Country Club that is not mandatory but lots of affordable memberships.
$207,777140 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A4139674
REDUCED by $7,123 (3.3%) on 01/28/2016
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1369 Built: 1977Monthly Fee: $319 Tax: $1,630 (2015)Community: Palm AirePool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: SEE HOME OWNER ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS
Remarks: NEW PRICE FOR YOU TO BUY NOW! Enjoy your own One Story Villa Overlooking both Water and Expansive Golf Course Views. With Plenty of Light and an Open Floor Plan, YOU Can MOVE IN TODAY to Relaxed Easy Living in Palm Aire, with Direct Northerly Views to the Palm Aire Golf Course. This Well Maintained Unit is approximate to the Private Community Pool. With a Split Bedroom Design, your guests will afford you plenty of privacy, while enjoying their favorite entertainment on the expansive enclosed Florida Room or in the oversized Living Areas. The spaces are so well designed that the feeling is of a single family residence. Also, Both the Master Bedroom and the Guest Bedroom include En Suite Baths.
Since Palm Aire Country Club is just a short distance away to ALL that the club has to offer: multiple Tennis Courts, another Huge Swimming Pool and Exercise Facility, as well as Thirty Six Holes for all day meandering, You or Your Guests may never come Home! But if you do, there is plenty of space for preparing and enjoying all meals, entertaining family and friends, or just snuggling up with a novel. Fortunately CLOSE to University Town Center, You can Shop to Your Heart's Content, and Dine in over Thirty Five Restaurants--All in a Four Mile Radius of your New Home! Also worth noting, YOU are ONLY 8 Minutes from Sarasota/Bradenton Airport! Priced for a QUICK SALE, THIS IS A MUST SEE AND MUST BUY, NOW! Call For an APPOINTMENT!
Listing Agent: Jack Otto (941-894-2258)
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FIFA U-20 World Cup: Mississauga teen Sura Yekka makes Canadian team
Right fullback hopes tournament sets stage for her to make 2016 Olympic roster.
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With the women's under-20 international soccer competition opening in Toronto in just a few weeks, Mississauga'sSura Yekka is hoping it will set the stage for her at the 2016 Olympics.
Canada takes on Ghana on Aug. 5 at the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup. The official roster was announced Wednesday by coach Andrew Olivieri.
About to enter Grade 12 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel, but already verbally committed to the University of Michigan, Yekka, 17, has been playing soccer since age 5.
She tried out for the rep league at age 7, but when she didn't make the cut, Yekka was just more determined to succeed the next year. Now the right fullback is playing with the world's best right at home.
"Just knowing the world is watching is the coolest thing," said the teen. "There's going to be a lot of people there supporting me at the games, so that's always very exciting."
Yekka comes from a sporting family. Her father follows soccer closely, her younger sister Lenny also plays competitive soccer, and her mom Evelyn Adiru was on Uganda's 1984 Olympic track team.
She was noticed at an U16 tournament in 2013 and was called in to play with the U20 team in Denmark just days later. She joined the women's national team — which includes superstar Christine Sinclair — last fall. She had been hopeful to make the team in her 20s.
"I saw them win the bronze medal at the (2012) Olympics. I'm like, 'I want to be there.' And next thing I know, a year later, I'm there. I honestly didn't expect it," she said. "It's crazy. It's surreal."
Defender Kinley McNicoll of Oakville will represent the team as captain. She was on the Canadian squad that played in the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup in 2010 in Trinidad and Tobago.
Other members who have represented Canada in youth FIFA World Cup action include Jessie Fleming, Rylee Foster, Sarah Kinzner and Yekka, who reached the quarter-finals at the U17 World Cup in Costa Rica this March.
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April 7: Autism Speaks 5K
Alpha Xi Delta announces 5K run, walk for Autism Speaks
9:27 a.m., March 19, 2013--The Theta Gamma chapter of Alpha Xi Delta at the University of Delaware will sponsor a 5-kilometer run and walk for Autism Speaks on Sunday, April 7.
The event will begin at noon and continue until 2:30 p.m., with check-in at the Christiana Commons.
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April 30: Ag Day
Ag Day, an annual tradition of the University of Delaware's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, will be held on Saturday, April 30.
April 30: NAACP Field Day
The NAACP student affiliate at the University of Delaware has announced that it will hold a field day from 1-5 p.m., Saturday, April 30, on the Harrington Turf.
Cost is $15 for students, $20 for the general public.
For details or to register, see the race website.