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The new journey begins when young adventurer Sean receives a coded distress signal from a mysterious island where no island should exist, a place of strange life forms, mountains of gold, deadly volcanoes, and more than one astonishing secret. Unable to stop him from going, Sean's new stepfather joins the quest. Together with a helicopter pilot and his beautiful, strong-willed daughter, they set out to find the island. PG
Sherlock Holmes – Game of Shadows – Robert Downey Jr., Noomi Rapace, Jude Law
Sherlock Holmes has always been the smartest man in the room, until now. There is a new criminal mastermind at large, Professor James Moriarty, and not only is he Holmes's intellectual equal, but his capacity for evil, coupled with a complete lack of conscience, may give him an advantage over the renowned detective. Holmes's investigation into Moriarty's plot becomes more dangerous as it leads him and Watson out of London to France, Germany, and finally Switzerland. PG
American Reunion – Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan, Eugene Levy
The whole American Pie gang returns to East Great Falls for the first time since their legendary senior year to turn their reunion into the most unforgettable weekend since high school. Old friends will reconnect, old flames will reignite, and everyone will rediscover just how much fun you can pack into one outrageous reunion. Unrated.
Salmon Fishing in Yemen – Emily Blunt, Ewan McGregor, Amr Waked
A fisheries expert is approached by a consultant to help realize a sheik's vision of bringing the sport of fly-fishing to the desert and embarks on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible possible.PG – 13
Friends with Kids – Jon Hamm, Kristin Wiig, Chris O'Dowd,
A daring and hilarious ensemble comedy about a close-knit circle of friends whose lives change once they have kids. The last two singles in the group observe the effect that kids have had on their friends' relationships and wonder if there's a better way to make it work. When they decide to have a child together, and date other people, their unconventional 'experiment' leads everyone in the group to question the nature of friendship, family, and, above all, true love. R.
Three Stooges – Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, Will Sasso
The Three Stooges (Moe, Larry, Curly) are on a mission. Left on the doorstep of an orphanage run by nuns, the young trio grows up finger-poking, nyuk-nyuking, and woo-woo-wooing their way into trouble. Now years later, with the orphanage forced to close its doors, the Three Stooges embark on a wacky mission to save it. Hilarious mischief and mayhem ensue.PG 13
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Hand-selected group has been meeting since February to discuss ways to improve schools
In an effort find ways to improve Lenoir County Public Schools, Superintendent Stephen Mazingo assembled a School System Task Force.
Mazingo compiled the taskforce earlier this year from a cross-section of area leaders, educators and parents � the vast majority of whom had connections to the education system.
In total, 58 people were invited to serve on the task force with 42 accepting the invitation. Of those 42, there were 29 members either employed by LCPS or with a direct connection to the school system. However, of the 16 who did not accept invitations, only four of them had a direct connection to LCPS.
In an e-mail sent out to prospective task force members on Feb. 1, Mazingo said discussion would be based around the statement, �Connecting your child to a prosperous future.�
Many in the community are only now hearing about the task force, but Mazingo said it was never his intention for the task force to operate in secret.
�It was always our intention to do this out in the open, which is why I tried to put together a task force that really spanned the entire community,� Mazingo said. �Doing something in secret was the furthest thing from my mind.�
Lenoir County Commissioner J. Mac Daughety, a task force member, said the purpose of the group was to come up with ideas and make suggestions to improve the county�s schools. He said the authority to act on any of the recommendations rests solely with the superintendent and school board.
�Our role was merely to look at the subject matter to make recommendations and to bring suggestions to the superintendent,� Daughety said. �We have no authority. We made the suggestion of a concept and an idea. It�s up to the superintendent to decide if this is what he wants and it�s up to the board to decide if that�s what they want to support and implement.�
According to notes provided to The Free Press by Mazingo, the task force met, as a whole, on four occasions from February to September while various sub-committees met at different times.
Daughety said the sub-committees covered a range of topics, including technology, athletics and charter academies.
Tom Vermillion, president of Down East Protection Systems, said he is currently serving on the technology sub-committee.
�We discussed what students would need technology-wise to make it in the 21st century and do school a little bit differently than when you had just paper and pencil,� Vermillion said
Constance Hengel, director of community programing and development at Lenoir Memorial Hospital, said she was on a committee about choice and they discussed the importance of parent choice in their child�s education.
Hengel said in the general meetings, the K-8 format was discussed and they spent a lot of time citing Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School as a model.
�Contentnea-Savannah is a model school for that concept and so many positive things are going on at Contentnea-Savannah that it would be great to replicate those success in other parts of the county,� she said.
In the notes provided to The Free Press, the first meeting recognized public schools are no longer a monopoly and change is needed in order to be more competitive. One bullet point states, �Parents are beyond �cookie cutter� schools.�
Subsequent meetings show a range of concepts, including K-8 themed schools, school choice and preparing students for careers.
At the last meeting held Sept. 4, a recommendation was made for K-8 themed schools beginning possibly in 2014. However, it was noted the logistics of converting the schools to K-8 made that timeline unlikely. It was also noted that town hall meetings would be needed in addition to giving parents time to process the idea before a final decision could be made.
Mazingo said he will report on the progress of the task force at the next school board meeting, which is on Monday at 6 p.m.
Noah Clark can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at @nclark763.
Lenoir County Public Schools Superintendent Stephen Mazingo invited 58 people from all over the county to serve on the School System Task Force, which looked into ways to improve schools. Of the original 58, 42 served on the task force (with association in parenthesis):
Tyjuana Atkinson (parent)
Holly Ball (central office-instruction)
Ellen Benton (central office-leadership instruction)
Kellan Bryant (elementary school teacher, EC)
Brenda Canup (hospital board, LCC board)
J. Mac Daughety (county commissioner)
Erin Dawson (Pre-K teacher)
Chris Decker (central office-technology)
Kecia Dunn (elementary school principal)
John Fields (elementary school teacher)
Gloria Gilchrist (parent, central office-support)
Deborah Grimes (LCC leadership)
Lidia Guzman (central office-public relations)
Lee Anne Hardy (elementary school principal)
Nick Harvey (middle school principal)
Diane Heath (alternative school principal)
Constance Hengel (medical community)
Frances Herring (STEM, K-8 principal)
Bruce Hill (school board)
Steve Hill (STEM)
Abbot Hunsucker (central office leadership-federal programs)
Kelly Jarman (central office leadership-CTE)
Steve Lovick (small business)
Catherine Lynch (elementary school principal)
Stephen Mazingo (central office-leadership)
Susan McKnight (PTA president)
Keith Montgomery (West Pharmaceutical Services)
Leigh Phillippe (parent)
Daphne Pollock (assistant principal)
Gil Respess (high school principal)
Claudia Rivera (Hispanic community, ESL)
Art Rouse (ECU)
Jonathan Sargent (school board)
Brad Smith (Smithfield)
Merwyn Smith (school board)
Laura Lee Sylvester (chamber of commerce)
Tom Vermillion (local business)
Charles White (central office- technology)
Andre Whitfield (parent, assistant principal)
Brent Williams (central office leadership- operations)
Athena Wilson (LCC, early college)
Source: Dr. Stephen Mazingo, Lenoir County Public Schools Superintendent

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Kathryn Stripling Byer's new book of poetry, Descent, is coming in October. Outstanding cover. Great poetry.
She will read from this book when she is inducted in the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame at Southern Pines.
The book launch for the public will be at Malaprop's Bookstore, November 11.
Descent is Byer's sixth book of poetry, and it won rave reviews from the best poets. You can read about it on her new website. www.kathrynstriplingbyer.com/
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BERKELEY, Calif. >> With all the other weird aspects of this season, USC can now say this is the first time it scored and allowed 62 points in the same season.
Saturday was the Trojans' turn as they routed California, 62-28, before 49,199 at Memorial Stadium, a result that will be put aside quickly with top-five ranked Stanford coming to the Coliseum. USC's lost four straight games to the Cardinal, including three straight in Los Angeles.
"Definitely, we didn't come here to lose to them," USC tight end Xavier Grimble said. "I can't wait. It's going to be big-on-big. These are the games you always remember."
Perhaps the Trojans' season came full circle here. USC (7-3, 4-2 Pac-12) allowed Arizona State to score 62 points on Sept. 28 and former coach Lane Kiffin was promptly fired. But a rejuvenated Trojans' team rolled up 499 yards in offense, including 256 yards rushing, against the lowly Golden Bears (1-9, 0-7).
"I didn't know that we were going to score 62 points," USC coach Ed Orgeron said. "We had to believe in each other first and have fun. That leads to winning."
This might be Orgeron's high-water mark with Stanford approaching. He is 4-1 since replacing Kiffin and every move looks golden. None more than playing Javorius Allen, who might be the best fourth-string tailback in USC history.
Allen, the Invisible Man under Kiffin, scored three touchdowns Saturday to give him six in the past two games. He broke a 43-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, caught a short pass and turned it into a 57-yard touchdown in the second quarter, and then went 79 yards for a touchdown in the third.
Allen finished with 135 yards on just six carries, an average of 22.5 yards per run.
"I know what I'm capable of," Allen said. "It was just me biding my time and waiting for my chance."
But Orgeron's luck continued even with the Trojans' sometimes shaky special teams. Wide receiver Nelson Agholor returned the first punt of the game 75 yards for a touchdown and then returned another 93 yards for a touchdown.
Agholor tied a Pacific-12 Conference record with two punt returns for touchdowns. The last Trojan to do it was Heisman Trophy winner Mike Garrett in 1965, also against Cal.
"The best thing about getting that first return is it gave the rest of those guys confidence that we could block the same way," Agholor said. "You return one and everyone wants to return another one. That's a unit-type thing."
USC tied an NCAA record with three punt returns for touchdowns when Soma Vainuku blocked a punt that was caught in the air by Josh Shaw, who returned it 14 yards for a touchdown.
"It ignites us," USC tailback Silas Redd said of the special-teams touchdowns. "It ignites the sideline."
Even if it was just Cal, the Trojans created an interesting November. USC faces Stanford, Colorado and UCLA in its final three games. The Trojans are suddenly making noise in the Pacific-12 South Division, have a chance to create national waves against Stanford, and giving Orgeron redemption as a second-chance coach.
If USC wins out, who knows how much fan support he would have to be USC's coach on a permanent basis? It is believed USC athletic director Pat Haden would prefer to hire a big-name replacement and Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin is believed to be the top choice.
But none of that probably matters if Stanford defeats USC again.
"We all know what's coming up next week," Orgeron said.
USC defensive end Devon Kennard, a redshirt senior, was around for the previous four losses to Stanford but thinks the Trojans are a different team than six weeks ago.
"We're a lot better," he said. "The offense is clicking and we're playing well on special teams."
Even in a lopsided victory, there were a couple warning signs heading into the biggest game of the season. Kicker Andre Heidari missed an extra point and a 46-yard field goal, which means he will be under scrutiny again.
And wide receiver Marqise Lee caught just one pass for 13 yards, which means his sprained knee is still not 100 percent.
"He was (part of the game plan) but he was trying to be smart," quarterback Cody Kessler said. "He knows he's limited with injury."
Lee said he will be ready for Stanford.
"Now's it's a little different with our team's mindset," Lee said. "We're doing great things."


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There are two types of Reclassifications: "Reallocation" and "Change in Allocation". They are defined as:
Reallocation: Duties have changed substantially in a gradual manner over time.
Under a "Reallocation", when a position's classification changes, the incumbent automatically "goes with" the position to the new classification.
Change in Allocation: Duties have changed substantially in an abrupt manner, e.g. reorganization.
Under a "Change in Allocation", when the position's classification changes, the position constitutes a vacancy and the incumbent will have to compete for it.
Position reviews occur when...
Position reviews occur when a new position is created, the duties of an existing position have changed substantially since the previous audit, either gradually or abruptly through reorganization, or when a position becomes vacant.
Reclassifications are NOT for...
- When you want to give the employee a pay raise.
- When only the volume of the work has changed.
- When you want to save money.
- When the employee obtains new or better qualifications.
- When you have a long term employee who has been at the top of the range and you want to find a way to pay them more.
- When you like an employee and want to reward them for loyalty and length of service.
- When the employee is performing exceptionally well and you want to reward them.
- When duties change for a temporary period.
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A position classification review can be requested by the employee and/or the supervisor. For existing positions submit the following documents to HR:
- New/updated classified position description SIGNED by both employee and supervisor. Unsigned position descriptions will be sent back for signature.
- Copy of the old (former) position description
- Current Organizational Chart showing the position and at least 2 levels above and 1 level below the position. All current positions must be included with the following information indicated:
- Classification
- Name of the current incumbent and position control number (PCN) of the position
- Percentage of time (50%, 100%, etc.)
- For reallocations with a current incumbent submit a completed CPD - Classified Personnel Document. For vacant positions please submit a PRF - Position Requisition Form
- Please include a memo with the reclassification request that includes and explains the following:
- Who is requesting the classification review (supervisor, employee, both, etc.)
- Reason(s) for the request for change in classification
- Over what period of time the duties have changed (Please be specific and indicate whether the change was abrupt or gradual and over what period of time the change(s) took place.)
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This page last reviewed October 17, 2014
To provide greater transparency to interested stakeholders, Air Resources Board (ARB or Board) requested that production data beginning in model year 2009 and credit balances in 2010 be made publicly available. This request was incorporated into the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Regulation and is in section 1962.1(l).
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The ZEV Regulation requires large volume and intermediate volume vehicle manufacturers to bring to and operate in California a certain percent of ZEVs (such as battery electric and fuel cell vehicles), clean plug-in hybrids, clean hybrids and clean gasoline vehicles with near-zero tail pipe emissions. The table below lists the 2013 vehicle manufacturers subject to the ZEV requirements.
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The RNLI station.
The little train that took us back.
The pier from the beach.
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My little fella who was trying to throw stones out to the water and searched for crabs.
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Online music buyers around the world will soon be able to partake in Amazon's offerings, as the company plans to roll out its DRM-free music store internationally throughout 2008. The company, however, did not details on which regions it planned to target, nor did it give a specific time frame for when the rollout would begin. Considering that the company already has localized sites set up for countries like Japan, Canada, and the UK, though, it's probably safe to assume that those will be some of the countries that will get access to the music store first.
Amazon has been on the anti-DRM warpath lately, having just launched its music store in late September of last year. Since then, it has been signing on label after label to offer their music in 256kbps MP3 format, which it brags is compatible with practically every music-playing device under the sun. Amazon topped off its collection earlier this month by signing on Sony BMG, and now offers music from all the Big Four (Universal, EMI, Warner Music, and Sony BMG) plus 33,000 independent labels.
No other DRM-free store has as wide a selection as Amazon does, making Amazon a major force to reckon with in today's online music market. iTunes, the long-time leader in online music, still only offers DRM-free tracks from EMI, and not in MP3 format (all iTunes tracks are encoded as AAC files). And the others—such as eMusic, 7digital, PureTracks, and Amie Street—have just a sprinkling of bigger names with their smaller labels. Amazon also offers slightly more competitive prices than its number one rival (iTunes), with most tracks going for 89¢ apiece instead of iTunes' standard 99¢.
Yahoo is, however, apparently planning its own DRM-free music store that could potentially rival Amazon's. If true, both companies need to figure out ways to set themselves apart, by offering more services or music in multiple, flexible formats. Amazon likely already knows this, and wants to stay ahead of the game by announcing its international launch plans now even if the details haven't been solidified yet. In the meantime, iTunes—which already has a number of localized iTunes Stores set up all over the world—will continue the fight to get more DRM-free tracks before Amazon manages to take over.


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Season 7 Dancing with the Stars Music Suggestions
Last year we posted all the various music from Dancing with the Stars. This season will be no different. We plan on posting all of the Dancing with the Stars music we can find. Also, I'll just thank you now for those people who make sure we get the songs from Dancing with the Stars listed correctly.
While we wait for the show, I thought it would be fun to make a list of music that we'd like to see on Dancing with the Stars. I'll begin the list and any other music suggestions you post in the comments I'll update on the main part of the post.
Me'Shell Ndegeocello – Beautiful
Mirah – The Garden
Elisa – Dancing
Morning Has Broken sung by Cat Stevens – Viennese Waltz Music
One Night Only (slow Jennifer Hudson version)- Rhumba Music
Your Mama Don't Dance sung by Loggins and Messina- Jive Music
Rock Around the Clock – Billy Haley & The Comets – Jive Music
Jailhouse Rock – Elvis Presley – Jive Music
Twist – Chubby Checker – Jive Music
Quick Step Music – Say You Love Me by Fleetwood Mac
Paso Doble Music – Vertigo by U2
– Original Music Video
Tango Music – White Room by Cream
Cha Cha cha Music – 20th Century Boy by TRex
The Dirty Boogie sung by Brian Setzer Orchestra
Slow Dancing In A Burning Room sung by John Mayer
QuickStep Music – Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show
Paso Doble Music — Metallica — Enter the Sandman
– Original Music Video
Cha cha cha Music – Wanna be startin something – Michael jackson
Cha cha cha Music – Demasiado fuerte – Alexandre pires
Foxtrot Music – Fever – Michael bublé
Quickstep Music – Twentysomething – Jammie Cullum
Mambo Music – Moliendo café – Hugo Blanco
Tango Music – Cambalache – carlos gardel
You don't know me – michael bublé
Paso Doble Music – Espana Cani, (That was used 3 times before, on the show)
Rumba Music – The look of love – Diana Krall
– Original Music Video
Rumba Music – Just the way you are – Barry white
Rumba Music – Hunting High and low – A-ha
Rumba Music – James Morrison – You give me something
– Original Music Video
Samba Music – Boy from Ipanema – Ella Fitzgerald
Samba Music – South American Way – Carmen Miranda
Samba Music — Paso a paso (miami sound machine)
Samba Music — Say OK (Vanessa Hudgens)
– Original Music Video
Samba Music — Ordinary Day (Matt Bianco)
Samba Music — Baby Boy (Beyoncé)
– Original Music Video
Samba Music — Ritmo de Bom bom (Jubaba)
Cha cha cha Music – Disco Inferno (The tramps)
Cha cha cha Music – Oye como vá (Santana )
Cha cha cha Music – Smooth (Santana)
Cha cha cha Music – Natural born lover (sharon jones and the dap-kings)
Foxtrot Music – Fly me to the moon (Frank Sinatra)
If you have any other music suggestions, add them in the comments.


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Walker joins Rox camp as guest instructor
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Former Rockies star Larry Walker joined the club Wednesday to serve as a guest instructor, and he is happy with the club's effort to reach out to its former stars.
Walker, who has received Hall of Fame consideration for a playing career spent largely with the Rockies, will be with the club for a week, give or take. Manager Walt Weiss invited him.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Former Rockies star Larry Walker joined the club Wednesday to serve as a guest instructor, and he is happy with the club's effort to reach out to its former stars.
Walker, who has received Hall of Fame consideration for a playing career spent largely with the Rockies, will be with the club for a week, give or take. Manager Walt Weiss invited him.
"Walt and I played together, and obviously we're friends, so it seemed like a nice fit," Walker said. "A lot of the guys were here. So here I am. This is the first time I've been asked to come here in Spring Training.
"I'm not a coach. I'm just an ex-player. So I'm not stepping on any toes while I'm here. I'll just watch the guys, and if the guys ask any questions, I'll give them what I have, to the best of my ability. The alumni is an important thing to all teams, and I'm glad they decided to do that here."
Walker, who said he might consider coaching down the road when his children are older, joined fellow ex-Rockies guest instructors Pedro Astacio and Ellis Burks, as well as the ex-Rockies on the staff -- Weiss, first-base coach Eric Young and special front-office assistant Vinny Castilla.
But no one has received the Hall of Fame consideration Walker has.
Walker received 58 of the 571 Hall of Fame votes this year, his fourth on the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot. It was a drop from previous totals but enough to keep him on the ballot. The skepticism of the statistics put up by Rockies at Coors Field, and a high number of games missed because of injury, work against him, despite a career full of accomplishments.
Walker is proud of his career and his time with the Rockies.
"I played in the big leagues for 17 years, and almost 10 of them were in a Rockies uniform," Walker said. "I feel like I'm getting penalized for that, and in my eyes, I played in the big leagues. The Colorado Rockies are a Major League team, and I'm content with that. Staying on the ballot all 15 years is a success. Obviously I'd rather be in. But I have no qualms about it.
"There are some things that I did that other players didn't do, and they're getting more votes than me. I played defense and won games with my arm and my legs. I brought a lot more to the table than some guys that got more votes than me."
Walker said he never used the performance-enhancing drugs that cast a shadow on the entire era in which he played.
"It's unfortunate, because there are some of us that didn't do anything and get dragged right into it," Walker said. "What can I do about it? I wish everyone back then would get caught. That would make me look so much better, because not all of us did it. Then people would get it, because not all of us did it.
"My size never changed, my physique never changed, my weight never changed. I was the same every year. A lot of guys, physically, you could see the difference."
Walker identifies with current Rockies stars Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez, who have come under criticism from fans and media in recent years because they've missed chunks of time with injuries. Like Tulowitzki and Gonzalez today, Walker was a big, physical player.
"Bob Gebhard [then the Rockies' general manager] said to me, 'Maybe you ought to tone your game down,'" Walker said. "How do you tone it down? Does that mean when I run after a ball and I think it's going to hit the fence, just pull up? Then it bounces short of the fence and I could have caught it. You play at one speed, and that speed sometimes is going to be detrimental to your health.
"Injuries happen. Some of them you can play through and some of them you can't."
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb.


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July 20, 2009
LOS ANGELES -- UCLA Anderson School of Management today announced that Brian Farrell ('78), president and CEO of THQ Inc. will address this year's Executive MBA (EMBA) graduates on Saturday August 1, 2009 at 5:00 pm. The ceremony will take place in Royce Hall on the UCLA campus.
"We're privileged that Brian Farrell has been so engaged in leadership roles at UCLA Anderson, and that he is deeply committed to community causes," said Dean Judy Olian. "He brings to us a special perspective on the world of technology convergence, and on the global challenges and opportunities involved in leading a creative software company."
THQ Inc. is a leading interactive entertainment software publisher. Under Farrell's leadership, THQ reported revenues of more than $800 million in its fiscal year ending March 31, 2009. Since Farrell became CEO in 1995, THQ's global marketing and sales force has grown to serve more than 75 countries worldwide with offices located throughout North America, Europe and Asia. His tenure at THQ also includes the expansion of the Company's internal development network, both from organic growth and several strategic studio acquisitions. THQ also holds a non-controlling interest in wrestling game developer Yuke's Co. Ltd. of Japan.
Some of THQ's most popular videogames include internally created franchises MX vs. ATV™, Red Faction® and Saints Row®. The company also publishes games based on popular licensed brands such as World Wrestling Entertainment® (WWE®), Games Workshop (Warhammer® 40,000™), Ultimate Fighting Championship® (UFC®), Marvel Entertainment, DreamWorks Animation, Nickelodeon® and Disney·Pixar.
Farrell served as chairman of the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the industry's trade association and was co-chairman of the ESA's charitable foundation, which has raised over $7 million for children's charities. Farrell has served as chairman of the Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at UCLA Anderson, and is a member of the Board of Visitors of the school, as well.
Farrell joined THQ in April 1991, as vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer, and was appointed to his current position in January 1995. Prior to joining THQ, he was vice president and chief financial officer of Hotel Investors Trust, a New York Stock Exchange company. Previously, he was employed by Deloitte & Touche LLP. Farrell holds a bachelor's degree from Stanford University in addition to his MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management.
About UCLA Anderson School of Management
UCLA Anderson School of Management, established in 1935, is regarded among the leading business schools in the world. UCLA Anderson faculty members are renowned for their teaching excellence and research in advancing management thinking. Each year, UCLA Anderson provides management education to more than 1,700 students enrolled in MBA, Executive MBA, Fully-Employed MBA and doctoral programs, and to more than 2,000 professional managers through executive education programs. Combining highly selective admissions, varied and innovative learning programs, and a world-wide network of 36,000 alumni, UCLA Anderson develops and prepares global leaders.


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Tracy Rees's distinctive animal 'portraits' of our favourite companion creatures in everyday settings are brimming with personality and wry humour. Painting imagined snapshots of the domestic dogs, cats and birds with whom we share our lives and homes, Rees employs the empty backgrounds and spare compositions of classic ancestral portraiture, a technique which lends her paintings a comical grandeur.
A harmonious palette of rainbow colours combined with a richly patterned environment of woven rugs, embroidered fabrics, chinoiserie and floral wallpaper adds to the dream-like optimism of these works.
Each of Rees's characters is an appealing, mischievous or disarming individual with whom we are at once familiar and engaged: an elegant greyhound lies poised on a similarly elegant sofa; a silken cat stretches idly across a bedspread with an air of unquestioned entitlement; a wirey terrier sits trembling in the passionate hope of human affection.
Her quirky and light hearted acrylic on board paintings are also deeply touching and sincere, and speak warmly of the unique and ancient relationship between man and animal, while the artist's fluid creature characterizations mirror the truth of our hopeful, emotional selves.


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Modular Kitchen Concept in Nevada
Kitchen Design Mistakes You Should Avoid
Kitchen is often the most inviting part in any home, that's why we often see people congregate in the kitchen, whether it's family members talking about their day or house guests making small chats while having tea and cookies on the kitchen counter. That's why a lot of people consider that kitchen is the heart of a home, and that is also why you should take your kitchen design seriously. Not only to make it fully functional, safe and comfortable to cook, but also to make it a convenient place to get together with the people you love.
Here are some of the most common mistakes people tend to make with their kitchen design and what you can do to avoid them
Lack of countertops workspace
Countertops are focal points in every kitchen, that's why some people tend to decorate them with all kinds of stuff to make them look more beautiful. The results? They don't have enough workspace, especially when there's more than one person working in the kitchen.
Obstructed triangle
In the world of interior design, when it comes to designing a kitchen there is a holy triangle that links three important areas in the kitchen: the refrigerator, the stove and the sink. These are three areas with the greatest activity in the kitchen, and because these are the busiest areas, there should be no obstruction between these three locations.
Not enough storage
Every kitchen should be able to store various stuff, from spatula to a bulky food processor. Ideally, you should conceal everything behind the cabinet doors so that your kitchen looks neat without clutter.
Not enough task light
Every room ideally has three kinds of lighting: general lighting, accent lighting and also task lighting. In places like family room or dining room, not having task lighting might be okay, but in the kitchen task lighting is really important.
Bad ventilation
Bad ventilation in the kitchen could be a disaster. Not only it will make your kitchen smells like dead fish, but the whole house can smell terrible. This is also not healthy because bad smells means that there is dirty air circulating inside your house.
Too trendy
Wait a minute.. how is being trendy a bad thing? The answer is simple, actually, if it's a trend then most likely it will go away in a few years, replaced by a new trend. When that happens what would you do then? Remodel your kitchen again?
For example, a lot of people choose the pomegranate color for their kitchens, which is a huge trend right now, but in just a few years that luscious red might already look outdated.
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The Daytona Beach News-Journal publishes deed recordings supplied by the Volusia and Flagler County Clerks of Court. The listing is limited to properties that sell for $75,000 or more.
Geyer, David G. to Watson, Edward M. Jr., part of section 30-15-28, $200,000.
Everglades Realty Holding Co. LLC to Eagle Bay Apartments LLC, Lot 1, Country Harbour, $8,738,000. Family Dollar Stores of Florida Inc. to Realty Income Properties 29 LLC, part of section 12-15-32, $1,556,300. Chopra, Ramesh K. to Nichani, Raj M., Unit 1702, Aliki Forum, $339,999. Tuscany Family Home Builders LLC to KB Home Jacksonville LLC , part of section 33-14-32, $1,081,500. Kirkpatrick, Norman to Patrick, Robert, Lots 81-82, Pelican Bay, $240,000.Cerovac, Francis to IH2 Property Florida LP, Lot 47, Joyelle at LPGA International, $210,000. Osborne, Michael A. Jr. to Guo, Pu, Lot 6, Gray Hawk at LPGA International, $195,000. Briggs, Robert W. to Wyndham Vacation Resorts Inc., Units 2522-2522, Fairfield Daytona Beach at Ocean Walk, $193,781. Zimmet, Arthur to Squires, Gregory J., Lot 60, Opal Hill at LPGA International, $189,900. KB Home Jacksonville LLC to Rehme, Paul, Lot 74, Grande Champion at parcel SW 29, $189,016. KB Home Jacksonville LLC to Farrell, John L., Lot 12, Tuscany Woods, $178,465. Adams Homes of Northwest Florida Inc. to Burton Jimmie R., Lot 87, Bayberry Lakes, $171,600. KB Home Jacksonville LLC to Arnold, Jason J., Lot 221, Grande Champion, $169,646. Huber, Josef to Prestwood, William, Lot 17, Block 14, Ortona Park, $166,000. Gleichmann, Charles F. to Friedman, Donald A., Lot 25, Opal Hill at LPGA International, $165,000. Moynahan, John to Gilbreath, Michael W., Lot 20, Sedona at LPGA International, $151,000. Ivany, Darlene to McAnany, Steven O., Lot 16, Sedona at LPGA International, $147,500. Hartley, Janisse to Maloney, Stephen, Lot 45, Grand Preserve, $147,500. IBC Sales Corp. to National Bakery Industrial Owner LLC, parcels 1-2, Tuscawilla Park, $125,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Hsieh, Robert, Lot 28, and part of Lot 27, Block 9, Ortona North, $117,000. Fehrmann, Henry to Fasone, Thomas J., part of Block 3, Bethune Grant, $110,000. Hammock, Herman A. to Forst, Patricia A., Lot 16, Georgetowne Duplexes, $105,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Triplett, Geraldine Foley, Lot 82, Shangri La subdivision, $105,000. McCarthy, Cynthia A. to Philbrick, Terry, part of Lots 25-26, Pennlantic subdivision, $105,000. Beckman, Richard C. Jr. to Maury, Connie S., Lot 22, Block 5, Ortona North, $98,000. DiMaggio Donald J. to Busson, Robert, part of Lot 4, Block 1, L.D. Huston, $95,000. Clemente, Barbara to Adams, J. Stephen, Unit 4, Bldg. 117, Sandpiper Lake at Pelican Bay, $90,000. Desautels, David H, to Jensen, Fred, Lot 9 and part of Lot 10, Block 1, Rogers Daytona, $88,000. Heckman, Frank P. III to Alfonso, Joseph R., part of Lot 12, Block 14, Rogers Seabreeze, $80,000.
Bannon, James to McNally, Rosemary K., Unit 702, Ocean Villas Condo, $645,000. Opus Condominium LP to Morelli, Onorio, Unit 704, Opus Condo, $399,000. G. Robert Jones LLC to Louie, Eric, Unit 411, Ocean Vistas, $320,000. Burleson, Dean A. to Market, Stephen E., Unit 1406, Oceans Eight, $275,000. Cameron, Andrew L. to Burkentine, Raymond E. Jr., Unit 605, Grand Coquina Condo, $267,500. Rogers, John to Doan Peter, Unit 24 NW, Peck Plaza, $190,000. Robertson, W. Hugh to Sartor Trust, Unit 903, Oceans Atrium One, $185,500. Jepson, Herbert Jr. to Stanley Bishop Properties Inc., Unit 1202, Oceans One Condo, $160,000. Clark, Janice M. to Georgia Peach DBFL One LLC, Unit 403, Oceans Five Condo, $155,000. Townley, Philip A. to Vanderpool, Susan, Unit 726, Pirates Cove Condo, $115,000.
Family Dollar Stores of Florida Inc. to Realty Income Properties 29 LLC, Lots 16-19, Block D, Lake Marie Estates, $1,271,800. Goose, David to Djordjevic, Jonathan A., Lot 20, DeBary Plantation, $300,000. Price, Adeline A. to Valenzano, David, Lot 44, Saxon Woods, $240,000. Malonso, Rogelio to Zimmerman, Carl L., Lot 10, DeBary Plantation, $177,500. Stone, Jared A. to HSBC Mortgage Services Inc., Lots 40-41, Block B, Plantation Estates, $145,580. May, Jeanne P. to Alvarez, Alexander, Lot 5, Block 22, Plantation Estates, $108,000.
Alexandria Pointe Builders LLC to KB Home Gold Coast LLC, part of section 16-17-30, $1,976,000. Shea Victoria Gardens LLC to Hull, Dale H., Lot 217, Victoria Park, $432,000. Scott, Samuel to RJB Family LLP, part of section 19-16-30, $314,275. Calkins, Ralph T. to Stover, Michael G. Sr., part of section 12-17-30, $290,000. Kirchner, Charles F. to Whatley William E., part of section 29-17-30, $280,000. D.R. Horton Inc. to Gilliam, Tanya L., Lot 254, Victoria Park, $244,731. D.R. Horton Inc. to Coughlin, Nicholas A., Lot 45, Victoria Park, $226,491. Hubbard, June C. to Toner, Edward C., Lots 1-2, Block G, Pheasant Village, $225,000. Jones, Nell L. to Hill, David L., part of section 32-16-30, $221,000. Martin, Phillip R. to Gordon, Gary M, Lot 147, Cross Creek, $210,000. Ramirez, Lucio to Ferraro, Joseph, Lot 48, Rolling Acres Estates, $160,000. Deyoung, Peter W. to Mainstreet Community Bank of Florida, Lot 8, Block G, Quail Hollow on the River, $156,733. Haupt, Nancy A. to Keating, Timothy, Lots 5-6 and part of Lots 4 and 7, Blue Lake Terrace, $154,000. Gallery Homes of Deland Inc. to Chin, Anthony, Lot 125, Glenwood Springs, $149,900. Gallery Homes of Deland Inc. to Riker, Charles E., Lot 120, Glenwood Springs, $145,100. Johnson, Roy E. to Portell, Gordon J., Lots 25-27, Block 32, Country Club Estates, $143,000. PennyMac Corp. to Lopez, Evelyn Quinones, Lot 701, Victoria Park, $133,000. Murphy, Richard F. to Mathis, Kathleen F., part of section 18-17-30, $125,000. Mangarella, Sergio to Laukaitis, Charles G., Lot 14, Block A, Rylane Sub, $104,000. Turner, Barbara L. to Brown, Kenneth S., Lots 1-3, Block 6, Daytona Park Estates, $103,000. Worden, Allen to Leven, Thomas W., Lots 16-18, Block 12, Daytona Park Estates, $95,000. Keeley, Linda M. to RLT Properties Inc., Lot 5, Trails West Sub, $95,000. Bequest Assets LLC to Angell Christopher B., Lots 37-38, Woodbine Block 182-183, Deland, $85,900. Toof, Jean W., to Ayers, Sherri Keith, part of section 35-16-30, $78,000.
New Capital Alliance LLC to Forsythe, Glenville B., Lot 47. Arbor Ridge, $164,000. Filarakos, Alexandros to Berrios, Brian R., Lot 14, Block 1828, Deltona Lakes, $151,500. Sands, Raymond to Brauen, Amanda, Lot 10, Block 1078, Deltona Lakes, $149,900. Jones, Amy to Molina, Alexander, Lot 10, Block 686, Deltona Lakes, $149,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Martinez, Higinia M., Lot 29, Block 1738, Deltona Lakes, $137,000. Cantwell, Stephen D. to Curry, Willie Jr., Lot 27, Block 325, Deltona Lakes, $136,000. McDonough Gail to Jerman, Brian W., Lot 36, Block 152, Deltona Lakes, $133,545. Coffey, Mary Lou to Hernandez, Melissa, Lot 1, Block 1536, Deltona Lakes, $125,500. Southern Cypress Investments LLC to Mejia, Mynor, Lot 9, Block 860, Deltona Lakes, $121,900. Frontier Estates LLC to Twin Action Enterprises LLC, Lot 2, Block 415, Deltona Lakes, $115,000. NV Acquisition Management LLC to Isamar Investments LLC, Lots 9-10, Block 756, Deltona Lakes, $112,900. McKnight Alvin to Jennings, Marylen , Lot 7, Block 731, Deltona Lakes, $112,900. USA Regrowth Fund LLC to Preferred Trust Co., Lot 5, Block 700, Deltona Lakes, $99,900. Dupree, John M. to IH2 Property Florida LP, Lot 9, Block 516, Deltona Lakes, $95,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Krauss, Nathan E., Lot 11, Block 247, Deltona Lakes, $92,000. Knowles, Coury M. to Maddox, Allan, Lot 19, Block 676, Deltona Lakes, $88,000. Cobleigh, Lee E. to McCracken, Kenny E., Lot 10, Block 1010, Deltona Lakes, $85,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Wood, Jessica M , Lot 4, Block 140, Deltona Lakes, $75,000.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to IH2 Property Florida LP, Lot 55 Coral Trace Subdivision, $151,060. Doherty, Chip to Tatro, Steven C., Lots 10517-10518, Block 337, Florida Shores, $145,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to IH2 Property Florida LP, Lot 55 Coral Trace Subdivision, $142,000. RJK Builders LLC to Moore Darwin D., Lots 8721-8722, Block 277, Florida Shores, $118,000. Hughes, Christina A. to Blair, John L. III, Lots 9413-9414 and part of Lot 9415, Block 303, Florida Shores, $114,900. Rodriguez, Flor M. to Barnett, William L., part of Lot 13, Block F, Pelican Cove West, $79,000.
Kranz, David Alan to Cody, Linda, Lot 14, Block 8F, Fuquay Subdivision, $282,900. Patel, Kokila Hasmukh to Disanto, Louis, Unit 2127, Ocean Lake Villas Condominium, $192,000. Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court to BankUnited NA, part of Lots 10-C and 10-D, Windsong Subdivision, $80,100.
Rational Real Estate XV LLC to Eagle Park Apartments LLC, part of Lot 6, Mason & Carswells subdivision, $2,771,000. Rybicki, Cindy J. to King, Susan A., Lots 24-25, Block C, Holly Heights, $80,000.
Stover, Michael G. Sr. to Morris, Barry J., Lot 121, Venezia, $695,000. Coats, Michael M. to Moncure, Peter W., Lot 1, Shadow Pines Estates, $490,000. Ebb Tide 106 LLC to McMahan, Michael J., Unit 106, Ebb Tide, $450,000. Yoakum, Steven L. to Moore, Louis L., Unit 7-B, Seafire Condo, $415,000. Sanborn, Laura A. to Laramy, Ronald W., Unit 404, Watermark Condo, $410,000. Helmick, Maria to Loth, Daniel, Lot 34, Ashby Cove Estates, $385,000. Foster, Kenneth D. to Birdy, Karen, Lot 74, Ashby Cove Estates, $385,000. Berger, Robert R. to Willman, Ryan, Unit 902, Tradewinds Condo, $367,750. Federal National Mortgage Association to Fosgate, John P., Lot 109-111 Corbin Park, $353,000. Sweat, Charles J. to Whyte, Iain J., Lot 7, Bouchelles subdivision, $330,000. Hickson Construction Co. Inc. to Avallone, Lawrence J. III, Lot 53, Florida Days, $329,000. Brisson, Dennis P. to Wilton, Larry, Lot 28, Venezia, $318,000. Fredrick, Clara F. to Larson, Sue A., Unit 302, Golden Arms, $295,000. St. Louis, Debra A. to St Louis, Phillip G. and St. Louis, Debra A., Lots, 19-22 Block 72, Bethune Volusia Beach, $265,146. Gavin, Donald F. Jr. to Colling, Jay S., Unit 203, Sea Coast Gardens, $259,000. Lemelin, Joseph S. to Flanagan, Lawrence, Lot 41, Block C, Quail Roost Ranches, $230,000. Neumayer, Jonathan V. to Winterton, John F., Unit 101, Bldg. 166, Bouchelle Island Condo, $224,000. Verville, Scott to Casey, Kevin G., Unit B-530, Castle Reef, $207,500. Cook, Raymond H. to Tidman, Cigi R., part of section 1-18-32, $200,000. Bondesen, Virginia B. to Fausel, Donald E., Lot 13, Trails West, $200,000. Ruding, Jon H. to Mannino, Stephannie, Unit 91, Bldg. 12, Sun Beach Club, $170,000. AmTrust REO I LLC to Foxx, Kenneth E., Lot 12, Block N, Fuquay & Rogers, $155,000. SunTrust Mortgage Inc. to Stone, Melinda M., part of section 2-18-32, $151,060. Total Building Concepts Inc. to Meilahn, Angie K., Lot 105, Aqua Golf subdivision, $127,900. Schwartz, Helen to Berry, Paul R., Lot 56, Sugar Mill Country Club & Estates, $120,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Nessim, Daniel, Lot 4, Block A, Landings at Sugar Mill, $110,000. Simard, William D. to Esposito, Virginia, Lot 21 Ellison Homes, $116,450. Femmer, Randolph H. to Lipovsky, Heidi, Lot 100, St Andrews, $105,000.
Stilling, Gerald A. to Stilling, Anthony A., part of section 5-19-35, $197,088.
Caruthers, Wendell to Twin Action Enterprises, part of Lots 5-7, Block 2, Orange City, $265,000. Rodriguez, Luis A. to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lots 10-11, Block 3, Orange City, $99,955. Carl D. Parmelee Trust to Harry, Charles, part of Lots 1-3, Block 11, Trafford, Orange City, $93,000. Ford, Edward H. to Highers, E. Carl Sr., part of Lot 118, Orange City Hills, $85,000.
CNL APF Partners LP to Arc CafeUSA001 LLC, part of section 41-14-32, $1,097,039. DiSalvo, Stephen to Kahoud, Raymond, Lot 17, Chelsford Heights, Hunters Ridge, $450,000. Hatcher, Samuel H. to Prazenica, Richard J., Lot 16, Breakaway Trails, $445,000. McNally-Oly, Rosemary K. to Terry, Billy G., Unit 209, Ormond Heritage Condo, $410,000. BETNR Industrial Development Corp. to Russell, Angus, Unit 101, Oak Pointe Business Park Condo, $405,000. Butler, Pamela J. to Harbuck, Robert H., part of section 14-14-31, $365,000. Morris, Norman K. to Randall, Michael, Lot 49, Ormond Lakes, $325,000. Dolan, James B. to Petropulos, Peter A., Lot 97, Plantation, unit 2, $325,000. Hermance, Ralph A. to Shirk, Robert, Lot 90, Halifax Plantation, $318,000. Dock, Sally P. to Klypluk, Sanan, Lot 1, Colonial Estates, $280,000. Blunck, Scott to M & L Property Management LLC, Lot 8, John Anderson 4000, $275,000. Jaap, Gregory L. to Addam, Daniel, Lot 168, Breakaway Trails, $269,000. Opacki, Richard to Sweeney, Owen T., Unit 404, The Tiffany Condo, $240,000. Yarbrough, Robert E. to Tonkin, Carol A., Unit 232, Ormond Ocean Club North, $235,000. Hendricks, K.M. to Bucy, Nancy T., Lot 45, Knollwood Beach, $238,000. Lewis, Ross L. to Kraski, Lesley M., Lot 134, Trails subdivision, $235,000. Selva, Anthony J. Della to Meyer, Eric A., Lot 44, Plantation Bay, unit 1, $225,000. Fulcher, Henry T. to Koehl, Manfred H., Lot 19 and part of Lot 18, Twin River Estates, $208,000. Proctor, Frances M. to Barrett, Squire R. Jr., Lot 46, Sawtooth subdivision, $202,000. Hitt, Danny L. to Ford, Steven M., Unit 205, Ormond Beach Surfside Club South, $200,000. St. Charles, Ronald W. to Hans, Frederick E., Lot 7, Shadow Crossings, Hunters Ridge, $195,000. Shamrock Shamrock Inc. to Mallumaci, Anthony A., Lot 27, Westland Village, $185,900. MacFee, Fred J. Jr. to Engelking, Larry R., Lot 5, Plantation Bay, Section 1E-V, $185,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Kahoud, Kim, Lot 319, Trails subdivision, $184,000. Helmick, Maria to DeHaven, Larry D., Lot 6, Block 6, Tomoka Oaks Country Clubs Estates, $180,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to IH2 Property Florida LP, Lot 40, Carriage Creek at Breakaway Trails, $175,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Jariwala, Ojash, Lot 73, Tomoka Oaks, $174,900. Ryan, Stephen P. to Acquaro, Rocco, Lot 15, Trails South Forty, $170,000. Roberts, Patricia A. to Moore, Vincent P., Lot 3, Shadow Crossings, Hunters Ridge, $156,500. Federal National Mortgage Association to Robertson, Craig E., Lot 5, Tomoka Oaks, $155,101. Fisher, Robert Sr. to Bruno, Jerry A., Lot 8, Shoreland Park, Rosemont, $151,000. Stoll, Frederick W. to Beehler, William, Lot 12 and part of Lot 13, Block 25, Ormond Terrace, $140,000. Peburn, Frank R. to Withrow, Larry Jr., Lot 63, Block 2, Holland-by-the-Sea, $129,500. Grama, Viorel to James, Brett, Lot 50, Block 2, Rosemont, $123,900. Federal National Mortgage Association to Saad, Carmen M., Lot 26, Lakevue, $116,000. Gardner, Michael G. and Gardner, Michael G., trustee, to Salvatore, John R., unit 2-D, Plantation Point, $107,500. Murrow, John C. to Williams, Laurie A., Lot 14B, Block C, Ocean Village Villas, $98,500. Gumbardo, Robert to Christie, Kathleen H., unit 9D, Plantation Point, $95,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Alexander, William, Lot 3, Block D, Ellinor Village, $85,001. Shockley, Sara I. to Anderson, Crystal, Lot 14, Block 4, Ormond Forest Hills, $80,000.
Smith, Kay to Jones, Laura J., Lot 3, Rivocean subdivision, $162,000. Delisle, Joseph M. to Grubb, Jeffrey L., Unit 503, Atlantic 22 Condo, $130,000. Halle, Jens D. to Weigle, Joseph R., Lot 134, Ormond-by-the- Sea Pl 6, $129,900. Mandeville, Carey to Chau, Jeanine, Unit C-19, Kingston Shores Condo, $80,000.
Sealing, Elmer F. to Marin, Linda, Unit 706, Cambria at Hammock Dunes Condominium, $900,000. Bank of America NA to Naik, Shripad, Unit 452, Phase 4, Cinnamon Beach at Ocean Hammock, $388,500. Smith, Melissa to Cotto, Vicki L., Unit 634, Phase 6, Cinnamon Beach at Ocean Hammock Condominium, $355,000. Petropulos, Peter A. to Elliott, Howard S., Lot 27, Block 9, Florida Park, Section 6, $315,000. CBV-LG LLC to Egem, Douglas S., Lot 4, Block B, Beach Haven, Unit 1, $305,000. Nationstar Mortgage LLC to Moreau, Stuart, Lot 143, subdivision plat of The Sanctuary, $298,200. Lidstrom, John to Johnson, Harry H. and Johnson, Harry H., trustee, Lot 3, Block 110, Lakeview, Section 27, $267,000. Weber, Steven Drew and Weber, Steven Drew, trustee, to U.S. Bank NA, trustee, Lot 2, Block 88, Lakeview, Section 37, $250,500. Fannie Mae to Freeman, Robert H., Lot 42, Block 11, Belle Terre, Section 12, $250,500. Tracy, James J. to Boger, Gregory N., Unit 1443, Phase 8, Villas at Hammock Beach Condominium, $232,500. Koehler, Elisabeth and Koehler, Elisabeth, trustee, to Buckingham, Jeffret Bruce, Lot 124, Country Club Cove, Section 14, $225,000. Franchas Holdings LLC to Bailey, Amanda J., Unit C272, Condominiums at Yacht Harbor Village, $215,000. Berberian, Edward M. to Maddox, Mary A., Lot 1, Block 19, Country Club Cove, Section 3, $209,000. Hackney, Thomas A. Jr. to Halvorsen, Ralph E. Jr., Unit 105, Building E, Palm Coast Resort Condominium, $190,000. Burns, David W. to Burke, William O., Lot 16, Block 43, Lakeview, Section 37, $185,000. Brugna, Christopher to Chi, Lori A., Lot 32, Block 36, Belle Terre, Section 35, $176,000. McIntosh, Glen R. to Lynd, Gerard P., Lot 44, Block 5, Belle Terre, Section 13, $175,000. SunTrust Mortgage Inc. to Federal National Mortgage Association, Unit 120, Surf Club II Condominium, $174,600. KB Home Jacksonville LLC to Smith, Jessica Marie, Lot 24, Grand Landings, $173,572. Eisenman, Karl to Aiello, Michael, lot 23, subdivision plat of Arlington, $160,000. Van Dalen, Jan K. to Buehl, Craig J., Lot 6, Block 82, Royal Palms, Section 30, $150,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Ratliff, Omer W., Lot 20, Block 51, Pine Grove, Section 24, $148,000. Soares, John to Livingston, Barbara, Lot 7, Block 113, Lakeview, Section 37, $146,000. Trowell, Christopher D. to Tibbals, Curt, Lot 8, Block 57, Kankakee Run, Section 65, $145,500. Mimmo, Anna G. to Howells, Neil, Lot 3, Block 46, Royal Palms, Section 33, $145,000. Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court to Fannie Mae, Lot 17, Block 37, Pine Grove, Section 24, $139,602.19. Federal National Mortgage Association to Bolagay, Jorge A., Lot 18, Block 20, Wynnfield, Section 23, $133,500. Bockenstette, Mark to Ward, Josiane, Lot 176, Harbor Village Marina, $128,500. Maynard, Jerald to Patton, Melody A., Lot 20, Block 14, Belle Terre, Section 13, $128,000. Horan, Florence M. to Ganster, Peter J., Lot 27, Block 18, Savannah Square, $127,000. Northen, Paul E. to Slaga, John, Lot 139, Harbor Village Marina, $125,000. Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court to SJD Services LLC, Lot 21, Rivergate, Phase 2, $123,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Perez, Guillermo, Lot 18, Block 39, Wynnfield, Section 27, $123,000. Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court to SunTrust Mortgage Inc., Lot 11, Block 161, Belle Terre, Section 35, $120,100. Parsons, Thomas F. to Thompson, Andrea, Lot 6, Block 8, Belle Terre, Section 12, $120,000. Sessoms, Franklin to Daniels, Johnny B. Jr., Lot 4, Block 41, Royal Palms, Section 32, $117,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Jones, Russell G., Lot 7, Block 95, Belle Terre, Section 35, $110,500. Foti, John Jr. to Foti, John Sr., Lot 19, Block 27, Pine Grove, Section 26, $110,000. Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court to 31 Rippling Brook Dr Trust, Lot 9, Block 7, Royal Palms, Section 31, $83,000. Petrino, Robert P. to Villani, Ralph A., Lot 22, Ocean Hammock, parcel B-3, $80,000. Fannie Mae to Atikinson, Frances R., Lot 15, Block 1, Belle Terre, Section 11, $79,300.
Umbriano, Joseph P. to Simanton, Dexter A., Unit 3403, Towers at Ponce Inlet Tower I, $395,000. Pompano Drive LLC to Morgan, Steven P., Lot 6, Ponce Landing, $360,000. Andaman Partners LLC to Holt, Tim O., Unit 5508, Towers at Ponce Inlet Tower V, $350,000. Monahan, Michael J. to Glass, William, Lot 212, Lighthouse Shores, $239,000. Purdon, Margaret to Knowles, David G., Unit 111, Ponce Harbour Condo, $114,500.
CNL APF Partners LP to Arc CafeUSA001 LLC, Lot A, Murray Greene, $1,412,894. Intervest at Waters Edge Ltd. to Lankford, Kyle, Lot 15, Waters Edge, $295,560. Kemp, Wilson E. to Then, Ommar B., Lot 74, Cypress Cove, $236,000. Synovus Bank to Alharbi, Mohammed, part of Section 31-16-33, $229,000. Holiday Builders Inc. to Harvey, Neil A., Lot 103, Port Orange Landings, $221,523. Haga, James to Linton, Marc E., Lot 15, part of Lots 14 and 16, Block 7, Wilbur Development, $215,000. Portano, Robert to Zaragoza, John R., Lot 19, Ashton Lakes at Cypress Head, $215,000. Jerome C. McMahon Jr. Trust to Jubinsky, Jessica, Lot 101, Coquina Point, $210,000. Crane, Sandra L. to Oleksiak, Edward, part of Blocks B and C, Harbor Point subdivision, $205,000. Villages of Royal Palm Inc. to Bottom, Dickie W., Lot 419, and part of Lot 418, Royal Palm, $203,300. Chappuis, Mark C. to Eickhoff, Christine R., Lot 67, Country Walk, phase II, $176,500. Myers, Joseph to Gibbins, Russell L., Lot 21, Hamlet subdivision, $145,000. Batchelor, Joseph M. to Batchelor, John S., Lot 3, Cypress Cove, $135,000. Lockwood, Dorothy G. to Constable, William F., Lot 96, Kingswood, $127,000. Elwood, Ashley to Hill, Billie S., Lot 123, Countryside PUD, Unit III, $125,000. Ditmer, Lucille to Kemp, Wilson E., Lot 11, Summer Trees, $110,000. Beneficial Florida Inc. to Vedral, Charles, Lot 41, Glenwood Village, $88,000. Department of Housing & Urban Development to Feore, Johanna, Lot 314, Coquina Cove, $83,000.
Sunshine Realty Holding Co. LLC to Eagle Oaks Apartments LLC, part of Lots 52 and 53, Blake subdivision, $5,491,000.
Deeds recorded Sept. 2-6 in Volusia and Flagler counties
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