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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.
Jan. 27-31
Mathor Group Inc. to Cove Motel LLC, Lots 5-6, Block 1, Seabreeze Park, $2,000,000. Hood, Charles D. Jr. and Carolyn to Dorset Construction Inc., Unit 102, 103, Mediterranean Condo, $950,000. Hortman, Edwin W. Jr. to Gonzalez, Juan, Unit 501, Aliki Forum Condo, $350,000. KB Home Jacksonville LLC to Norris, Jerry R. Jr. and Moriarty, Lorie, Lot 2, Grande Champion, Phase 2, $201,542. Federal NMA and Albertelli Law to Stavris, Stephen P. and Caputo, Evelyn M., part of Lot 36, 37, River Ridge Estates, $201,893. KB Home LLC to Brammer, Erika D. and Thomas J., Lot 1, Grande Champion, Parcel SW-29, Phase 2, $226,955. Moore, H. Thomas and Barbara J. to Goguen, Norman, Unit 1716, Towers Apartment Condo, $196,000. Revellini, Victoria to Boekelheide, Jason, part of Government Lot 4, Section 22-15-33, $177,500. Bair, Justin M. and Lisa M. to Christiana Trust, et al, Lot 74, Bayberry Lakes, $174,093. Pierce, Karen and Cogswell, Richard to Paul, Linda, Lot 95, Eagle Marsh North at LPGA International, $160,000. Federal NMA and Stewart Lender Services Inc. to Bates, Kent, Lot 3, 4, Ronald Y. Stillman, $147,300. Lessard, Marcel A. to Woolcock, Michael R. and Lorraine, Lots 41, 42, Sedona at LPGA International, $145,000. Lovett Enterprises Inc., et al to Piazza, Jeanine M., Lot 1, Tuscany Trails I, $140,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Douglas C. Zahm PA to Moisi, Dumitru V. and Adriana P., Lot 69, Grand Preserve, Phase 2, $138,000. Makroum, Makroum R. to Kelley, Robert and Doan, Ronald, Lot 27, Fountain Lakes Subdivision, $135,000. Federal NMA and Shapiro Fishman & Gache LLP to Murphy, Kevin C. and Sandra, part of Lots 61, 62, Schulte Park, $129,900. Roussel, Susan to Goldberg, Dani, Lot 16, Block H, Ortona, $125,000. Citimortgage Inc. to Ferrante, Vincent J. and Santiago, Goddess A., Lot 107, part of Lot 108, Ocean Dunes, $123,000. Federal NMA and Shapiro Fishman & Gache LLP to Freitas, Randall, Lot 5, Block 12, Grande Champion, Parcel SW-29, $120,000. Chitren, Al D. and Nina M. and Kristina to Metcalfe, Louis P. and Patricia J., Lot 37, Indigo, Unit 2, $112,000. Wilson, Evelyn M. to Skehan, Mary Christina, Lot 1, part of Lot 2, Block 1, Pelican Bay, Phase IV U, $103,000. Avery, Senora E. and Perry, Timothy G. and Terri A. and Lassiter, Darnell S. to Wyndham Vacation Resorts Inc., Unit 1820-1833, Fairfield Daytona Beach at Ocean Walk, $100,498. Pope, Don A. and Dale S. to Twing, Kim A., Lot 19, Silver Beach Park, $100,000. Diane M. Matousek Clerk and Fekany, Juliette to January 28 2014 Tax Deed Investment Trust, Lot 1, Block 9, Section C, Whanorsham, Unit 2, $89,900. Bess, Charles E. and Penny E. to Dietemann, John L. and Eleanore, Unit 104, Westgate at Pelican Bay, $87,500. Williams, Thomas and Benz, Eric to Muehlfelder, Cole J. and Romero, Jacquelyn M., Lot 25, Block 22, Highridge Estates, $80,000. Jones, Robert K. and Judy Y. to Wyndham Vacation Resorts Inc., Units 1028-1033, Fairfield Daytona Beach at Ocean Walk, $76,999. Dvorak, Matthew and Philip to Hudson, Christopher Lee, part of Lot 12-13, Emma L. Pierce Subdivision, $75,000.
Reny, John P. and Polly Sue to Roth, David E., Unit 701, Ocean Villas Condo, $650,000. Caldwell, Judith M. and James K. II to Shaffer, Richard L., Unit 7D7, Oceans Cloverleaf Condo, $315,000. Federal NMA and Shapiro Fishman & Gache LLP to Coruh, Cahit and Dilek, Unit 1805, Oceans Grand, $300,000. Albrigo, L. Gene and Clydene R. to Mayo, Howard W. and Angela M., Unit 1002, The Peninsula, $265,000. Tacadena, Dominador A. to Green, John D. and Virginia C., Unit 205, The Peninsula, $265,000. Fas Chek Food Mart Inc., et al to Caballero, Angel, Unit 1601, Oceans One, $161,000.
Miller, Curtis G. and Melanie A. to Everitte, Rosina M. and David, Lot 2, Assessors Subdivision of DeBary, $340,000. Seifert, George D. and Dorothy M. to Sandford, Eli S. III and Judith M., Lot 53, DeBary Plantation, Unit 10, $250,000. Terrell, Winfred W. Jr. and Bettie W. to Dearing, Rudolph A., part of Section 33-18-30, $152,000. Walsh, John to Evans, Alice J., Lot 2, Block T, Town of Lake Marie Estates, $134,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Robertson, Anschutz & Schneid PL to Bresie, Bernard A. and Debbie J., Lot 275, Orlandia Heights Subdivision, $102,500.
DeLand CCP LLC to Country Club Equity Enterprises LLC, Parcel 1, part of Section 22-17-30, $8,900,000. Chamberlain, David J. and Dina to Green Tree Servicing LLC, Lot 298, Victoria Park, Increment 3 SE, $270,300. Taylor Morrison of Florida Inc. to Arasi, Louis Jr. and Patricia, Lot 289, Saddlebrook Subdivision, Phase III, $239,900. D.R. Horton Inc. to Gilliard, Allan M. and Shannon Leigh, Lot 251, Victoria Park, Increment 4 NW, $228,796. Equity Heritage LLC to Wyant, Jeffrey A. and Antoinette N., Lot 171, Fern Garden Estate, $225,430. Secretary of Veterans Affairs to Barnes, Patsy J. and Gann, Deborah D., Lot 26, Ridgewood Crossing, $175,000. Bank of New York Mellon, et al to Royle, Tammy K. Lot 280, Victoria Park, Increment 3 SE, Unit 2, $153,500. Gallery Homes of DeLand Inc. to Ford, William R. and Yvette A., Lot 127, Glenwood Springs, Phase I, $150,026. Misch, John F. and Misch, Ranae R. to Beneficial Florida Inc., Lot 5, Golf View Heights, $115,689. Tribble, Benjamin C. to Hansen, Frederick E. and Linda, part of Lot 16, Block B, Crestmoor Acres, $99,000. Garrett, Thomas E. to Weber, Marilyn M., part of Lot 1-3, Block 2, Country Club Estates, $100,000. Fairwinds Credit Union to Rauch, Karin and Manuel, Lot 71, Spring Garden Hills Subdivision, Unit 2, $88,000. Ramirez, Lucio to Luna, Marceliano and German, Maria, Lot 8, Block 31, Daytona Park Estates, Section B, $80,000. Ray, Janice S. to Kitchen Paul, Lot 22, part of 21, Section 7-17-30, aka Lakes Winnemis, $78,750. Satcher, Lynwood M. to Duell, Mark G. and Deirdre D., Lot 102, 1st Addition, Lakes Beresford Terrace, $78,500. Schmidt, Gail R. to Smith, Leanna J., Lot 7, Block C, Pennsylvania Park, $77,300.
Creech, Harald B. and Mary Bridget to Delbrugge, William P., part of Section 3-19-31, $315,000. D.R. Horton Inc. to Stigger, Katrina L., Lot 47, Live Oak Estates, $259,186. Hitchcock, Susan M. to Hager, Terry L. and Jacqueline O., Lot 4, Block B, Lake Bethel Estates, $240,000. Hickey, Timothy J. and Christine L. to Christiana Trust, et al, Lot 5, Block 1853, Deltona Lakes, Unit 72, $200,768. Rider, David C. Jr. and Audrey to Christiana Trust, et al, Lot 10, Block 871, Deltona Lakes, Unit 34, $169,366. D.R. Horton Inc. to Alcantara, Esperanza B., Lot 1, Live Oak Estate, $164,641. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Law Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra PL to Alonso, Angel and Cathy A., Lot 5, Block 1061, Deltona Lakes, Unit 40, $154,000. Wallace, Vernon H. and Judith to Stauffenberg, Thomas L., Lot 7, Block 1399, Deltona Lakes, Unit 53, $130,000. NV Acquisition Management LLC to Preferred Trust Co. and Bruette, Mary, Lot 31, Deltona Woods, $125,895. Kingsley, Brandi L. to Jackson, John P. and Ruth E., Lot 6, Block 1018, Deltona Lakes, Unit 39, $117,000. Hill, David P. and 1339 Bailey Av Trust to Keeney, Keith A., Lot 3, Block 284, Deltona Lakes, Unit 7, $109,900. Johnston, Cleora and Nancy to Hallman, Donald V. and Fern E., Unit 7, Golf Club Estates, $98,000. Federal NMA and Kahane & Associates PA to Suarez, Jose E. and Wanda I., Lot 4, Block 1784, Deltona Lakes, Unit 69, $98,000. Dennis, Karla K. to IH3 Property Florida LP, Lot 109, Saxon Ridge, Phase 2-B, $95,000. Montero, Cesar A. and Leysette to Foo, Jennifer, Lot 13, Block 1365, Deltona Lakes, Unit 47, $92,000. David, Andrew E. and Michelle F. to IH3 Property Florida LP, Lot 2, Block 1270, Deltona Lakes, Unit 44, $88,000. Jernigan, Betzaida P. and Ronny L. to Federal NMA, Lot 18, Block 736, Deltona Lakes, Unit 32, $86,900. Pagano, Joseph and Mary Lou to Talton, Lane and Gary, Lot 21, Block 1304, Deltona Lakes, Unit 45, $85,000. Secretary of Housing & Urban Development to Fountain, Jennifer A. and Edward L., Parcel 1, Lot 1, Block 1109, Deltona Lakes, Unit 41, $82,100. Gonzalez, Jesus A. to Adams, Joe W. and Betty Lou, Lot 33, Block 52, Deltona Lakes, Unit 10, $82,018. Federal NMA and Stewart Lender Services Inc. to IH3 Property Florida LP, Lot 5, Block 768, Deltona Lakes, Unit 32, $82,000. Laraway, Thomas and Jones, Carol to Rivera, German S. and Rivera, Loyda L., Lot 6, Block 97, Deltona Lakes, Unit 3, $78,000. Federal NMA to Stockton, Donald A., Lot 17, Block 304, Deltona Lakes, Unit 7, $75,000.
Bragg, Jim and Howe, Orin C. to Griswold, Alan R. and Lesia F., Lot 14, part of Lot 13, 15, Block B, Pelican Cove, $300,000. Stratton, Warren R. to Lathrom, Doug, part of Lot 60, 61, Assessors Subdivision of Charles Sibbald Grant, $240,000. Barnes, Dale L. and Doris A. to Smeltz, Clayton, Lot 9, Cherokee Ridge, $230,000. Adams Homes of Northwest Florida Inc. to Hallett, David G. and Lisa M., Lot 217, Coral Trace, Phase II, $177,000. Price, William H. to Schmitz, Harold A. and Figary, Annette M., Lot 7-10, Block 8, Totem Park, $170,000. Richardson, George H. and Julia F. to Wigley, Douglas K., Lots 1252-1253, Block 42, Florida Shores, $129,000. Holm, Jane to Buhr, James, part of Lot 6-7, Block C, Pelican Cove, $120,000. Herron, Patricia and Mark and Duncan, Tracy and Tammi to JACO Property Holdings LLC, Lot 8362-8363, Block 248, Florida Shores, Unit 9, $103,000. Egbert, Charles D. and Gracie M. to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., Lots 2785-2786, Block 127, Florida Shores 4, $98,683. Dahl, Robert J. to Sherwood, Tony L. Jr. and Fairman, Terry L., Lot 5, Hazelwood Subdivision, Unit 1, $95,000. Schmitz, Harold A. and Figary, Annette M. to Brockman, Christopher, Lot 7937-7938, Block 266, Florida Shores, Unit 8, $84,000. Federal NMA and Shapiro Fishman & Gache LLP to Mars, Mary E., Lot 7420-7422, Block 237, Florida Shores 7, $75,000.
Johnson, Janella to Wood, Nancy C. and Ryan S., part of Lot 5, Block C, Stone Island Estates, $140,000.
LAS of Flagler Beach LLC to 411SC LLC, Lots 4 and 5, Block 11, Moody's Subdivision, $518,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Lafferty, Daniel J., Part of Section 19-12-32, $280,000. Sheets, Marvin A. to Equity Trust Co., Part of Lots 10 And 11, Block 5, Cochran Place, $170,000. ADR Holdings 700 LLC to Gerardi, Christopher P., Lot 8, Fuquay Subdivision, $160,000. Gregory, Laura J. to Swor, Donna M., Part of Section 19-12-32, $110,000.
Oltmanns, Marie to Ragsdale, Patsy Ann, Lot 5, Charter Oaks Townhomes, $80,000.
Lord & Collett Inc. to Beaulieu Holdings LLC, part of Lot 24-25, W.L. Coopers Subdivision, $570,000. Lynn, Michael to Wolfe, Robert W. and Joan, Unit 706, Diamond Head Point Condo, $410,000. Heindel, Elisabeth to Willson, Oral A. and Irmgard, Lot 20, Block 8, Boardwalk, $350,000. Werner, Bettice M. and Robert J. Sr. and Pope, Elizabeth to Preston, Kathryn P. and William T., Lot 1, Cliff Subdivision, $325,000. Joustra, James G. Jr. and Sharon S. to Baxter, William P. and Beth L., Unit 303, Sunrise Condo, $310,000. Ryan, William H. and Norma M. to Mignacca, Carmine and Nehme, Rita, Unit 402, Sea Coast Gardens III, $302,000. Paytas Homes Inc. to Boswell, Robert and Suzanne, Lot 111, Promenade Parke, $259,000. Grummer, James H. to Mosher, Jasper A. and Travis, Lot 16, 18, Block 7, W.L. Coopers Subdivision, $242,000. Ross, Kris to Robinson, Mark, Lot 11, Block 6, Silver Sands Subdivision, Section D, $203,000. SunTrust Mortgage Inc. to Bodiford, Amanda, Lot 152, Venetian Bay, Phase 1B, Unit 1, $181,000. Hayes, Thomas J. and Sheila to Mastropietro, John and Betty, Unit 301, Bldg. 132, Bouchelle Island XVIII, $172,500. U.S. Bank, et al to Hospitality Maintenance Services Inc., part of Section 26-17-33, $168,000. Mearkle, Clifford C. and Ann W. to Paulding, Bartlett W. Jr. and Constance R., Lots 352-353, Fairgreen, $165,500. Kersenbrock, Virginia A. to Mikell, James D. and Linda L., Lot 61, Pine Island, Phase 3, $162,000. Perry, Blake and Kate S. to Michaels, John T. and Kimberly N., part of U.S. Lot 4, Section 23-17-33, $160,000. O'Brien, Michael and Paula and Alligood, Doris E. to Holmquist, Christopher M., Unit H21, Venetian Condo, $154,000. Metzger, Andrew and Maryanne to Hallow, Thomas D. and Linda C., Lot 20, Hawks Cove, $138,000. Surfcrest Venture LLC to Watts, Frank T. and Annette B., Unit B-108, Waterway East Condo, $130,000. O'Shea, Dervilla to Canady, Alex G. Jr. and Perry, Mary T., part of Block 9, Brown Subdivision, Unit B, C, $128,000. Piester, Elizabeth E. to Collins Robert D., Lot 15, Block 10, Edson Ridge Subdivision, $122,000. Newell, James and Jennifer to Aguayo, Jeanette, Lot 941, 942, Turnbull Shores Second Addition, $116,000. Dabney, Karen K. to O'Shea Dervilla, Unit 261, Bldg. 4329, Sea Woods Condo, Phase II, $113,000.
Clark, Vergie L. to Swallowtail LLC and Clark, Vergie L., part of Section 30-19-34, $140,000.
Nuttall, John C. and Virginia D. to Smart Start Academy Investments LLC, part of Lots 6-7, Orange City Hills, Unit 1, $415,000. Mercedes Premier Homes LLC to Vega, Ferdinand, Lot 1, Oakhurst Golf Estate, $219,000. Chick, Sharon to Schrimscher, Jeremy D. and Rachel A., Lot 9, Shady Acres, $115,000. Bredfeldt, Gary and Marlene A.; Burke, Joe and Diane M.; Lach, Thomas P. and John P. to Riley Christopher A. and Elizabeth C., Lot 13-16, Block 30, Plat 1, of West Highland $115,000. Black Dog Investments LLC to Cruz, Daniel R. and Oria M., Lot 17- 19, Block 100, West Highlands, $76,900.
Lemerand, L. Gale to Hosseini-Kargar, Morteza and Forough B., Lot 1-5, Plantation Bay, Section 1D-V, Unit 1, $1,650,000. World Color Inc. to WKL Roofing LLC, part of Government Lot 2-3, Section 6-14-32, $708,000. Chanfrau, William M. Jr. and Elizabeth R. to Andrisen, John and Melinda, Lot 18, Ormond Lakes, Unit V, $525,000. Fennell, Edmond J. to Coleman, Allen and Hwang, Do, part of Lot 4, O'Byrnes Halifax Shores, $510,000. Hock, Gerard W. to Chipps LLC, Lot 20, Indian Springs, $440,000. Paterson, Frances E. to Angelma, Ida, Lot 13, Breakaway Trails, Phase 3, Unit 2C, $315,000. Offshore Angler Entities LLC to Hayes, Kenneth and Scarlett, Lot 74, Breakaway Trails, Phase I, Unit I, $300,000. Rollins, John E. and Uta C. to Palmer, Virginia and Geoff; Thomas, Alyce, Unit 801, Ormond Beach Surfside Club North, $270,000. Khan, K. E. and Margaret to DB & SB Medical LLC, Unit 6, Ormond Professional Associates Condo, $270,000. Criswell, Martine C. to Horwath, Susan M. and William, part of Lot 1, Colonial Realty Co., Replat Lot 3, $260,000. KB Home Gold Coast LLC to Paull, Tara and Steven, Lot 324, Deer Creek, Phase 3, Hunters Ridge, $251,700. KB Home Gold Coast LLC to Butler, Pamela and Michelle, Lot 344, Deer Creek, Phase 3, Hunters Ridge, $230,100. KB Home LLC to West, Jeremy D. and West, Kelly, Lot 275, Deer Creek, Phase 3, Hunters Ridge, $220,830. Teahan, Pilar D. to Federal NMA, Lot 62, Spring Meadows, Phase III, $199,872. Peterson, Richard K. and Norma J. to Goldsmith, Diane S., Lot 98, Spring Meadows, Phase III, $184,900. Federal NMA and Choice Legal Group PA to Fuentes, Alfredo I. and Rosaoralia R., Lot 99, Plantation Pines, $175,000. Moen, Deborah J. and Yadro, Scott to Smarse, Jeffrey, part of Lot 16, 17, Block D, Ormond Shores, $162,500. Cox, Walton M. to Harman, Raj T. and Tia R., Lot 12, 15, 16-18, Block B, Tomoka Park Subdivision, $144,001. Wing, Everett G. and Deborah to Mako Beach Properties LLC, Lot 4, Woodgrove Subdivision, $140,000. Courteaux, Mark to Courteaux, R. J. and Charlotte, Lot 5, Springleaf, Phase II, $120,000. Copley, Wayne and Lynn to Martin, Richard A., Lot 62, River Breeze Estates, $115,000. Fox, Dorothy Ann to Hartsell, Frazier LLC, Lot 97, Brendale Heights, 1st Addition, $110,000. Ostiguy, Suzanne to Bohannon, Cindy Jo and Ferguson, Doris, Lot 45, Northbrook Village, $109,500. Dunn, Edward M. to Mather, Patricia A., Lot 4, Hunters Run at Lakebridge, $105,000. Huerkamp, Laura C. to Dean, Harry, Lot 17, Ocean Crest Addition 1, $94,040. Fink, Sherry R. to Zaza, Linda, Lot 16, Block B, Ardmere, $85,000.
Federal NMA and Stewart Lender Services Inc. to Dearth, Phillip H., Unit 204, Oceanaire Condo, Ormond-By-The-Sea, $127,000.
Galloway Holdings of Central Florida Ltd. to Shavers, Paul Lee and Margaret V., Tract 15, Section 14-19-32, $82,500. Bayer, Donna L. and Macherone, Sandra C. to Shavers, Paul Lee and Margaret V., Tract 20, part of Section 14-19-32, $82,500. Pell, Albert H. and Janette K. to Peterson, Clifford and Shavon, Parcels 1-2, Lots 6-7, Pleasant Oaks, $75,000.
Interstate Vest LLC to Cubesmart Pine Lakes LLC, Lots 11 And 12, Pine Lakes Commerce Park, $10,450,000. Cypress Edge LC to Cubesmart Cypress LLC, Part of Section 7-11-31, $4,000,000. Egnor, Rebecca to Ingram, Phyllis, Lot 1, Marineland Beach, $709,101. Thomson, Thomas A. to 14 Valencia St. Trust, Lot 28, Bon Terra Estates, $389,000. Cross, Marla D. to Emerick, Robin R., Lot 29, Village J-3 at Grand Haven, $289,000. Blackmon, Jeanne W. to Lesser, David, Lot 16, Block 2, Marineland Acres, $275,000. Brown, Elva R. to Jaworski, David F., Lot 15, Villas at Hammock Dunes, $260,000. Blasetti, Colleen A. to Rainey, John, Lot 5, Block 9, Florida Park, Section 6, $255,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Berger, John, Lot 2, Block 71, Easthampton, Section 34, $245,000. Christiana Trust to McDaniel,Charles L., Unit 209, Hammock Beach Club, $237,000. U.S. Bank NA to Vance, Marie H., Lot 14, Block 12, Marineland Acres, Second Addition, $220,000. 3 Zoffwood Ct Trust to Gantert, Donna O., Lot 6, Block 4, Zebulah's Trail, Section 63, $185,000. Fitzwilliam, Alice R. to Trout, Larry A., Lot 238, Sea Colony, $180,000. 56 Karat Path Trust to Smith, Ernest Cook III, Lot 7, Block 53, Kankakee Run, Section 65, $165,000. 53 Faircastle Ln Trust to Knight, Ronald D., Lot 46, Block 21, Florida Park, Section 9, $165,000. Maronda Homes Inc. of Florida to Wesley, Albert Sr., Lot 2, Block 28, Kankakee Run, Section 65, $164,900. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Lim, Molyda, Lot 8, Block 32, Seminole Park, Section 58, $159,900. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Bligen, Tyler, Lot 14, Block 25, Pine Grove, Section 24, $156,700. Federal National Mortgage Association to Da Silva, Carlos L., Lot 16, Block 9, Wynnfield, Section 21, $155,000. Parker, Christopher to M & M Dawn LLC, Lot 34, Hamptons, $155,000. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. to Hansson, Bernadette, Lot 13, Block 16, Pine Grove, Section 24, $154,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Cogo, Daniel L,, Lot 21, Block 2, Pine Grove, Section 25, $153,000. Shmaley, Ilya to Woroniecki, Andrew, Lot 30, Block 42, Pine Grove, Section 24, $145,000. Bank of New York Mellon to Pugner, Ellen, Lot 72, Rivergate Subdivision, Phase 1, $141,000. Clerk of Circuit Court to Delisa, Gloria, Lot 19, Crossings at Grand Haven, Phase 2, $139,000. Martone, Edward to Lapotnikov, Sergey L., Lot 1, Block 10, Pine Grove, Section 26, $135,000. Vincar Corp. to Somerville, Michael, Lot 37, Block 2, Belle Terre, Section 17, $135,000. 21 Patchogue Pl Trust to Freligh, Kenneth Edward, Lot 1, Block 59, Pine Grove, Section 25, $133,800. Vystar Credit Union to Laks, Jessica L., Lot 32, Block 28, Wynnfield, Section 22, $132,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Kolberg, Donald S., Lot 4, Block 5, Wynnfield, Section 20, $132,000. Clark, Kendall M. to Kourinnyi, Igor, Lot 4, Block 88, Easthampton, Section 34, $131,000. Zeng, Zhuang Wei to Hong, Heng, Lot 8, Block 18, Easthampton, Section 34, $130,000. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. to Voskoboynik Family Trust, Lot 12, Block 12, Seminole Park, Section 59, $128,300. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. to Grishin, Denis, Lot 4, Block 30, Pine Grove, Section 24, $126,000. Astrid Rye Trust to Jones, Larry L., Lot 70, Block 1, Belle Terre, Section 11, $125,800. Capece, Robyn M. to Sumner, James C., Lot 20, Block 53, Lakeview, Section 37, $125,000. Ambartsumava, Tamara to Goncharova, Elena V., Lot 1, Block 23, Royal Palms, Section 31, $125,000. Southmayd, Jeffrey D. to Goldbeck, Kenneth, Lot 27, Ocean Hammock, Parcel B-1, $122,000. Federal National Mortgage Association to Lourenco, Robert A., Lot 2, Block 12, Florida Park, Section 7, $120,900. Federal National Mortgage Association to Anderson, William H., Lot 136, Block 1, Belle Terre, Section 17, $118,500. Nationstar Mortgage LLC to Brocon Holdings LLC, Lot 2, Block 17, Pine Lake Village, $113,400. Alvarado, Jose to Bank of New York Mellon, Lot 2, Block 67, Lakeview, Section 37, $113,100. Cohen, Lillian to Fairchild, Glenn, Lot 2, Block 15, Lakeview, Section 37, $108,974. Carlson, Shandra M. to Garren, Tony, Lot 39, Block 73, Pine Grove, Section 25, $103,000. Bonner, Betty J. to McCue, Terrence J., Lot 148, Armand Beach East, $100,000. Arenas, Valentin to Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., Lot 52, Block 11, Belle Terre, Section 12, $85,100. Bank of New York Mellon Trust Co. to Tavares, Fatima M., Lot 4, Block 2, Country Club Cove, Section 16, $82,854. DBALT Mortgage Loan Trust Series 2007-4 to Ferreol, Manuela Frederic, Lot 4, Block 18, Royal Palms, Section 30, $82,500. Dorn, Kathleen C., Roach, Donald F., Unit 201-28D, Fairways at Palm Coast, $78,000.
BOH Port Orange Florida LP to D.R. Horton Inc., Parcel I, Lots 101,102,125,126, Port Orange Plantation, $2,345,000. ABC Liquors Inc. to Urgent Care Developers of Port Orange LLC, Lot 2, Countryside Commercial Center, $1,300,000. Tavakoli, Majid to Bell, Jason A. and Tracy L., Lot 13, Nob Hill Estate, $270,000. Baldwin, Alfred D. to Harnois, Gerald V. and Harnois, Nancy, Lot 186, Royal Palm, Phase 2, $243,300. Bowman, Shirley to Fuentes, Favis M. Jr., Lot 13, Port Orange Landings, Phase 1, $212,000. D.R. Horton Inc. to Otieno, Eric O., Lot 111, Port Orange Plantation, Phase II, $207,175. Bash, Cindy M. to Tetu, Brad J. and Cathy J., Lot 68, Sunset Cove, Phase II, $205,000. Opal Land Investments LLC to Brown, Chamberlin A. and Andrea B., Lot 16, Block 3, Phillips Acres, $179,000. Hartley, Peggy A. and Theresa R. to Albright, Jessica, Lot 11, Summer Trees, Phase 1, $175,500. Tordeur, Jennifer M. to Holmquist, Marjorie B., Lot 40, Willow Run, Unit 5, $170,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Morales Law Group PA to Allen, George E. III, Lot 186, Forest Lakes Preserve, Phase III, $170,000. Ryan, Jack R. and Robin L. to Baker, Lionel and Lillian, Lot 36, Southport Subdivision, $165,000. Johns, Edward M. and Marie L. to Kresl, Patricia A. and Mark J., Lot 44, Sawtooth Subdivision, $162,000. Huff, Donita C. to Tavakoli, Majid, Lot 27, Countryside, Phase IV-B, $158,000. Herr, David M. and Sharon M. to Robinson, Shannon and Zettler, Kristin A., Lot 10, Block 44, Allandale, $130,000. Robinson, Henry to Erickson, Lance K., Lot 3, part of Lot 2, Block 5, Harbor Oaks, Unit 1, $125,000. Ryan, Angela C. to White, Justin E. and Cathleen J., Lot 75, Foxboro Subdivision, $115,000. Humphrey, William H. III to Harper, Amanda J., Lot 9, Block Q, Baywood, $110,000. Hovell, Daniel A. Jr. and Gayson, Deborah A. to Swift, John E., Lot 11, Potato Patch, Phase I, $109,000. Pope, Tammie R. and Riley, Stewart L. to Potts, Edward L. and Teri L., Unit 3-308, Whispering Woods, $105,000. Hoolsema, Evanne M. and Fernandez, Andy W. to Champagne Kevin and Champagne Micheala J. and Champagne Patrick K., Lot 28, Town Park PUD Phase IA, $104,200. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Ronald R. Wolfe & Associates PL to Moulton, Scott A., Lot 64, Shallowbrook at Dunlawton Hills, $95,000. Stiles, Bruce D. and Lynn to Tucker, Ann M. and Craig, Casey J. and Sara R., Lot 55, Hidden Lake Subdivision, Phase II, $92,500. Federal NMA and Douglas C. Zahm PA to Ransom, Patrick, Lot 30, Coquina Cove, Phase I, $82,000.
Loulourgas Properties Ltd. to ES Kaplan South Daytona LLC, part of Lot 129, Town of Blake, $3,268,000.
Slade, C. Lawrence and Kathleen to Reddy, James N. and Margaret, Parcel 1, 2, Lot 5, part of Lot 16, Spruce Creek Subdivision, $1,115,000.
Deed Recordings for the week of Jan. 27-31, 2014
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.


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Prescott Instruments, the Tewkesbury-UK based specialist test instrument designer and manufacturer, recently introduced a new multi function rheometer for rubber and elastomer materials testing that uses direct-drive brushless servomotor technology for a sinusoidal motion technique that offers greater flexibility and a wider range of test conditions.
The Rheo-Line Multi-Function rheometer can provide tests at lower frequencies to improve the study of polymer processability in addition to more traditional moving die rheometer (MDR) testing and dynamic mechanical analysis to evaluate the cured properties of materials.
The rheometer uses a single axis frameless and brushless torque motor with a peak rating of around 20Nm in combination with a high resolution optical encoder together with Aerotech's Soloist HPe integrated servo drive and motion controller. The sinusoidal motion continuously oscillates the sample under test at selected low frequencies and is delivered in combination with a fast output pattern from the Soloist that gives the Rheo-Line the time vs. angular position information that is critical for the in-phase and out-of-phase measurements recorded by the machines sophisticated sensors. The synchronisation and accuracy between motion and output needs to be extremely accurate, with a working specification in the order of a just few thousandths of a degree.
During machine development and for commissioning each new machine, Prescott Instruments engineers have benefitted from the advanced tuning tools and algorithms available with the Dynamic Controls Toolbox. The Toolbox works in concert with the Soloists' IDE software – a Windows-based GUI that provides powerful diagnostic, development, and analysis tools that shares a common theme with these motion control software platforms.
The Rheo-Line's impressive performance is helped by Aerotech's Harmonic Cancellation algorithm which dramatically reduces positional errors on systems with a periodic trajectory commands or cyclic disturbances typically found in oscillating trajectories.
The Harmonic Cancellation algorithm is extremely effective where a motion profile is continually repeated such as the sinusoidal oscillation required for the Prescott Instruments Rheo-Line. Other applications that may benefit include sensor testing of accelerometers, gyroscopes and other inertial measurement. The algorithm may also be useful for multi-axis positioning systems where a periodic or rotational motion on one axis leads to unwanted error motions on the other axes. Machine tools, tracking systems, spin stands for data storage, and semiconductor wafer processing equipment all exhibit this problem to some degree. The harmonic cancellation algorithm can adapt to such disturbances that are periodic on the position of another axis, even if the speed of that axis, and thus time-based frequency, changes.
Other Dynamic Control Toolbox tools available to improve machine accuracy and increase speed and throughput include the ETM (Enhanced Throughput Module) – a software and sensor based hardware solution that measures the unwanted motion in several directions on the machine base, sending the information to the controller which modifies acceleration/deceleration and other factors. This results in significantly improved move-and-settle time and contouring performance which in turn increases the throughput of existing and new machines, and greatly reduces the effects of frame motion on the servo system.


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Doctors Hospital of Lake Worth has changed its name to Palm Beach Regional Hospital, said Al Hargrave, the hospital's assistant administrator.
The change took effect on Sunday.
The new name is "more representative" of the hospital, which has not been owned by physicians for more than a decade and serves residents throughout the county, Hargrave said.
The 200-bed hospital, at 2829 10th Ave. N. west of Lake Worth, opened in 1973. It is undergoing $3 million in renovations.


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Editor's review
This is a software tool to help you speed up reading and comprehension.
This software tool helps speed reading, reading fluency, training your vision to skim printed lines faster, and has reading assessment and online reader software. The software combines a training tool for higher proficiency in reading, an assessment tool that measures your progress and an online reading tool to help you read faster online. There are three ways this tool could be used. First is as a reading improvement course. The second mode is the menu mode. The third mode is the expert mode for practice, once you have reached the expertise level. The course mode is a self-paced course for learning the techniques. After you have learnt the basics, you could pick and choose items that need more practice. In the expert mode you are able to load your own content (i.e. documents, Web pages ...). You are allowed to set the display mode and speed.
Out reading speeds can be subverted by bad habits like the sub-vocalization and regression. Tachistoscope techniques help pace eye movement and break the bad habits that slow us down. Training drills include reading comprehension tests that are timed, eye pacing drills and eye exercise games. Your performance is logged and charted so that drills can be changed to cater to improvements. Lots of customization helps tune the course/tests to the exact need of your trainees. Parameters that can be tweaked include font, colors, display modes, speeds, delays, bookmarks, column width, hotkeys, etc. The deluxe version lets the tests, drills and games be customized. This is a very good product. If you are looking for a similar solution, you should try it in your exact workflow.


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The pages of history have yet again turned and once again Afghanistan is standing at a critical historic crossroads. How the leaders and the political class, our intellectuals and the people in general respond to the myriad of crises that have engulfed the country matters a great deal in determining the future of Afghanistan for many years to come. The future of the country, our nation and people has never been so uncertain with the onslaught of problems and crises hitting from every direction.
There goes the continued lack of aptitude in the government and all those who are responsible for dealing with these crises in the first place. The surge of violent militancy by Taliban and their allies is eroding the confidence of the people and when the people turn to their government to assure them and provide them succor, they see the government mired in its own quagmire of corruption, chaos and disarray. The hopes for turning over the black pages of the history of the country are fast running out and time is not at all on the side of those who care about the country and the future of its people.
The golden opportunity provided to the country and our people at a great cost of both blood and treasure over the past one decade is fast being wasted. It is very probable that in the absence of an awakening in the government and within our political leaders and intelligentsia, the country can further descend into the depth of chaos and fall into an abyss from which there will be no return. The hard-won gains of the recent years are indeed in danger of being lost while the nascent democratic order with all its shortcomings is being gradually eroded. In order to effectively rise to the multitude of existential threats and grave challenges that the country faces, the following changes are vital to prevent the situation from deteriorating further.
At the outset, it is time for the government of Afghanistan to wake up to the gravity of the situation and respond to the faith of the people and its international partners that has been reposed in it. First, to Taliban and other militant groups that are fighting against the government of Afghanistan, the government not only appears to be notoriously corrupt and dependent on its Western backers to survive, but also appears to have lost all conviction in its half-hearted struggle against its sworn enemies. Second, to its international partners such as the Obama Administration as well as people throughout the country, the government's performance on many fronts has fallen far short of what is required in these tough times.
Therefore, at this critical juncture and before the time runs out, the government and our political leadership, President Karzai and his team in particular, must effectively demonstrate a responsible and realistic political leadership. By responsible, I mean a political leadership that would quickly move to stand back on its feet and make use of all the internal and external resources available at its disposal to reverse the string of past failures. The unwillingness on the part of the government to fight its own enemies and insisting on negotiations with Taliban and other militant groups from a position of utter weakness are all time bombs that are waiting to go off and with that the future of the country and the people.
The second crucial area of concern is the continued squandering of opportunities and wastage of the international community's attention and goodwill in Afghanistan. The government of President Karzai still continues to have the backing and support of the international community. The U.S., European and other countries are still willing to extend assistance and resources whether financial or military to the government of Afghanistan. Militarily, they still remain committed to eradicating the threat of Taliban, al-Qaeda and other sources of instability in the country.
This rare window of opportunity is still open before the government to fully utilize and make use of the unwavering support and commitment of the international community to turn the tide of the war against the Taliban. On other fronts, like making itself into a legitimate representative of diverse people of the country and delivering good governance, the government in Kabul still has the chance to deliver on these promises. At present, the government is fast squandering these opportunities and has been unable to offer a practical and viable alternative to both itself and its international supporters. This failure of the government of President Karzai is fast eroding the international confidence in him, the government of Afghanistan and consequently the future of Afghanistan.
The other priority is to initiate a change in Western attitude and thinking towards Afghanistan. Looking at Afghanistan solely through military lens and engaging in Afghanistan mostly for the purpose of fighting Taliban and enriching the western military and armaments industries will only result in worsening of the situation. The bulk of the western spending in Afghanistan goes into funding this monstrously expensive war while in contrast only a tiny fraction has been allotted to nation-building and economic and political development. Initiating better and broader civilian efforts aimed at social, political and economic development of the country would go a long way in helping Afghanistan achieve the set goals. A fraction of the current budget reaching more than $100 billion a year spent on fighting Taliban would provide for a significant jump in moving towards these developmental goals.
Therefore, we need radical change from the current depressing situation in order to prevent an imminent sell-out of the country to Taliban and all those who are waiting in the shadows to rain misery and murder on the people of our country. To be certain, the time left for the government of Afghanistan to initiate these changes is not much. A second Bonn Conference is underway for the end of 2011 and if the government of Afghanistan fails to reassure its international supporters, the international community might very well consider the option of a massive surrender to Taliban in the interest of bringing this decade-long war to an end. The clock is fast ticking; wake up the government!


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Dash 4 Doc 5K
The Fun Run is FREE and a non-timed event. If you would like to purchase a t-shirt, that option is available. After November 1, 2017 t-shirts will be available only on a first-come/first-serve basis
T-Shirts – Guaranteed on race day to those registered by Wednesday, November 1, 2017
T-SHIRT Orders Available until Wednesday, November 1, 2017. After this date, T-SHIRTS will be first come-first serve. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com to confirm that we have shirts available in your size. Shirts must be picked up at the race!
Awards: $100 CASH AWARD to OVERALL MALE/FEMALE. Age group awards given to top two males and females in each division. Divisions: 12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and over
Post Event Activities: SEVERAL CASH DRAWINGS TOTALLING $500 – must be a race participant and must be present to win! Refreshments, Door Prizes, and Awards immediately following event.
The 5K Race is a timed event provided by DIVA TIMING
November 3 6:00 PM EDT - Early Registration Ends
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MIT women's crews rowed well in all of the three events they entered in the twenty-eighth annual Head of the Charles Regatta held on Sunday, October 18.
The women's club four beat the course record by thirty-four seconds with a time of 19:25.79. In a field of 41 boats, the only crew to row faster was the Rocky Mountain Rowing Club from Colorado, whose members were part of the national rowing team. MIT's crew passed five boats on its way to the finish line, including the Wesleyan crew and an alumnae four from Radcliffe. Capturing the silver from bow to stern were Victoria Parson '94, Rita Baranwal '93, Megan Jasek '94, Suzelle Tardif '93, and coxswain Candice Klug '94.
In the club eight event, MIT placed 11th out of 33 with a time of 18:39. Rowing from bow to stern were Gloria Ro '95, Heather Lee '95, Alexis Black '95, Christine Macauley '94, Nicole Gotti '95, Andrea Jensen '95, Amy Swanson '95, Tracy Adams '94, and coxswain Sherry Hsiung '95.
MIT also competed in the lightweight four event, placing 11th and 22nd out of 24 boats. In this event, which had several strong national training teams, MIT's four was the third fastest collegiate team. Finishing in a time of 19:54, rowing from bow to stern were Becky Berry '95, Diane Hodges '95, Bethany Foch '93, Sabrina Bernold '95, and coxswain Kristen Breslin '95. In the other four, with a time of 21:23, were Sandie Eltringham '94, Meelan Lee '95, Barb Sigmund '92, Tiina Hameenanttila '94, and coxswain Shilpa Hattangadi '95.
MIT graduate women also entered a four, finishing an excellent 5th place with a time of 19:52.33.


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It's that time of the year again: the dreaded midterm season is upon us and we are all putting in late nights and sacrificing our sleep to study for our exams. Here is a list of 5 things to avoid before an exam to ensure that all your hard work does not go to waste!
1. Drinking Caffeinated Products the Night Before
You might think that the caffeine will help you stay up later so you can study just a little bit longer. However, the effects of caffeine remain in your system for up to 12 hours making it harder for you to fall asleep the night before an exam. The excess caffeine also makes you jittery and increases anxiety. So, if you desperately need the caffeine, try to limit it to a small amount.
2. Cramming
Last minute cramming and studying is almost always a bad idea. You are a lot less likely to retain information, especially if you are cramming the night before an exam. The best way to avoid this is to start preparing for an exam well in advance and properly managing your time.
3. Intense Workouts
Yes, exercise is good for you; however, an intense, vigorous workout right before an exam will do more harm than good. The last thing you want to experience during an exam is soreness and discomfort from the previous night's workout. Try instead to choose a lighter workout such as a light jog or maybe some yoga.
4. Pulling an All-Nighter
This goes hand-in-hand with not cramming before an exam. Your body needs sufficient sleep to be able to properly function the next day. There have been times where I have gone into an exam with only 2 hours of sleep and have completely blanked out during the exam even though I was well prepared. Staying up late to get that extra little bit of studying is NOT worth it. Go to sleep and allow your brain and subconscious to process the information you have been studying in order to increase retention during the exam.
5. Panic, Stress, Anxiety
If you feel yourself getting overwhelmed during an exam do not panic or stress. Take a few deep breaths, take a sip of water, do whatever you need to do in order to calm down. Remember, stressing and panicking will only make it harder for you to recall the information that you have learned, so take a breather instead of trying to work through the stress. At the end of the day, just keep in mind that one exam score does NOT define who you are and it is not worth sacrificing your mental health over.


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Events on Bainbridge Island
Upcoming Women's Transformational Kayak Journeys:
July 26-28, Aug 23-25 2019
A Spa for Your Wild Soul
Leave from Ft Ward on Bainbridge Island and paddle to Blake Island, weather permitting, with a supportive group and experienced guides. We camp two nights on the island and experience a blissful combination of nature based activities, yoga on the beach, personal time, delicious food, and a delightful circle of women.
3 day journey $375 Kayak Rentals Available
Check out this wonderful article about our trips HERE.
Feedback from trips:
Laureen Lund's awesome blog post: myfabfiftieslife.com about her paddle with us.
This "Transformational Women's Paddle" MORE than transformed – it made friends of strangers, it brought us closer to Ma Nature's amazing gifts, and it was filled with the magic of story-telling, belly laughs and very, VERY good food! Maria and Spring…your combined experience and passion for the outdoors shines a light for anyone wondering, "How can I jump in…?!?!"; thank you, THANK YOU! ~Kay Jensen
HolyCow!! First time ever kayaking and it was amazing. Spring & Maria made me feel incredibly safe, secure, and inspired. The whole weekend was food for my soul & spirit. Can't wait to do it again. ~Cheri Names
This was transformative indeed! I feel renewed, refreshed, and completely open in my heart center. I feel so grateful for the opportunity to learn from such amazing, wise women. ~Erinn J Hale
I appreciated the open format of the weekend, and the organic nature of everyone helping out with tasks as needed. I felt in very safe hands throughout the weekend, from both a kayaking-safety standpoint and emotional-safety standpoint. The physical challenge of the first day was a great start to the weekend for me, leaving me feeling empowered and capable. I am holding gratitude and grace and a commitment to more adventures in my heart. So powerful to meet such incredible women of such diversity and depth. Your food was outstanding, your love and wonder were contagious. I look forward to joining you again on the water—and perhaps another weekend next year? ~Mary McCormick
Wonderful trip, I would not change a thing. Thank you Maria and Spring. ~Carol Mus
…the low key and very human experience of listening to others talk of their lives was quite moving. ~
Jane Trancho
Maria and Spring were born to lead these trips. Their collective kindness, patience and humor made for an outstanding weekend. Can't wait to return!
This is my 2nd trip and I enjoyed every minute of both trips. I feel I have finally mastered how to paddle a kayak due to the patience and guidance of our fearless leaders who attack all problems with humor and in a nonjudgemental attitude.~ Kathleen O
I think Spring and Maria were great leaders in this group- their planning and organization was awesome and they were so much continual fun!
Our end-of-August Transformational Journey was a pilgrimage on every level. It began when I signed on, knowing this was something way out of my normal routine—I'm an introvert, an inexperienced kayaker, and haven't camped in 20 years. But I trusted the experience and wisdom of Maria and Spring, With kayak packing tips from Spring the morning of our launch, and a few lessons on paddling technique, we were off, on one of those staggeringly beautiful Pacific NW days. Kayaking was pure pleasure. We saw seals, sea lions, jumping fish and even a couple of porpoises. My body and soul thanked me the entire way.
When we set up camp, the real surprises began—my fellow journeyers. Each woman gradually began to reveal herself at a soul level, with tears and laughter, with quirks and foibles, and all the masks of daily life gone. Over delicious meals, and relaxed circles, with stories, hikes, yoga on the beach and more, we grew to know each other, and ourselves in a way that is truly miraculous. What's more, the presence of the Earth was always with us—in the sea, the summer wind, the land—and even the thieving raccoons. By the time we returned to our families and homes, we were renewed and newly sensitive to the beauty of this life and our fellow travelers in it.
If you are even a little bit curious and called to do something out of the ordinary, take this journey! It will change you—maybe a little, maybe a lot, but definitely for good. ~Althea P
I am so thrilled to have had this opportunity, not just a great adventure and an excuse to get outside, but a weekend full of amazing connection, incredible new friends, and- most importantly- a new- found sense of personal strength from the support of these incredible women! Much love and many thanks to Maria and Spring for this opportunity ~Hillary B
Maria and Spring are warm, welcoming and inviting to paddlers of all skill levels. And their attention to time spent together was transformative for me and for everyone else ~Ari L
In three days I have experienced joy, love, peace and a freedom that I had been missing for years. I am so grateful to Spring and Maria not only for what they offer but the beautiful people they bring into their fold. It's unbelievable how quickly and closely we bonded, this coming from a loner and isolationist. I have more friends that I know will last a lifetime. From teenagers to the 70+s, we became one, we learned so much from each other. I have grown more in the last three days than in the last three years. Love to all my sisters always. ~Judy R
Five element classes:
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Align with Spring handout with exercises
Breath of Joy
Dip your knees and sip your breath in with each movement- 1) arms swing to cross in front, 2) arms swing outward, 3)Arms swing upward. Then exhale as 4)arms go forward and down as you bend forward, dropping your head and rounding your back exhaling.
Feedback from other sessions:
Thank you for this delicious, open, warm and informative session- I love your depth, and sincere effort in providing and sharing so much of yourself with others. – A. R-G.
Your flow of expamples was outstandingly creative- you made whatever you were trying to get across so accessible. I loved the breathing exercises- also how we can communicate both with head and heart was a very revealing exercise- and very helpful. Thank you so much. -S.K.
Loved the handouts and the various exercises that tapped into so many individual aspects of us. Useful tools to take with and practice at home. Learned some new things and got my creativity flowing. Thank you!- J.S.
This is a new language for me- the words are familiar yet their meanings seem different. And yet it is also familiar- related to other ways of being more intentional and reflective. You have given me much food for thought. I especially like the physical ways we practiced/experienced these ideas- it helped the words make sense. – M.E.
A Breathing Exercise to Move Grief
Grief, associated with the fall and the Metal element, can lodge in the lungs and chest. Here is a simple exercise to move the chest, and transform grief into warmth and connection. Standing in a comfortable Horse Pose- knees slightly bent, feet shoulders width apart and parallel, tail bone tucked- with your arms hanging by your side, rotate so them so that your palms face each other and you are holding an imaginary ball in front of your groin. On a long in-breath, allow the hands and arms to move upward until they are level with the ground and extended straight in front of you. Imagine a string attached to your wrist pulling your arms up and energy moving up from your abdomen and through your chest. Turn the palms to face the ground and on the out-breath allow the arms to move downwards to their original position. On the in breath, think about a loss and the associated sadness, on the out breath, think of something pleasant associated with the loss- something that you have learned or some new opportunity that might open up, or even a larger capacity for compassion that has emerged. As your chest becomes more energized by the breath and movement, notice your feelings about the loss shifting, and your heart opening to connection.


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Hopelessly inlove a shrine to Kurapika-kun
The Mastermind
Main characters
Seiyuu ^_^
Kurapika's Gallery
Group gallery
Manga pics
Screen caps
CD review
Quiz and Poll
Kura symptoms
The story Goes like this...
In a world full of mystery and danger, an innocent boy
named Gon is out to set a journey in finding his father and becoming a
hunter. Hunters are high class and powerful beings that help maintain
the balance of nature whether that person is good or bad. Gon meets
special kinds of friends the same time encounters obstacles as well
as enemies. His friends have different reasons like him in joining the
the hunter's test. Kurapika; a boy who seeks revenge, Leorio; a guy who
dreams of becoming a doctor and not to mention rich. Killua; a highly
trained professional killer who becomes his best friend who wanted onlu
to be a normal kid. But with the help of Nen, (a special kind of power
that is taught to hunters) and his friends, they face all of it.
The story starts with Gon meeting a hunter named Kaitou. (Kaitou? isn't
that the Kaitou in YuYu Hakusho?) Well he is not so i won't confuse you.
After meeting this certain hunter who saved him from a certain death,
Kaitou learns that Gon is the son of Jin Freccs (Furikusu), his master.
Jin also turned out to be one of the greatest hunters in the world.
He tells Gon who is surprised, and then decides to be a hunter after
Kaitou asks him to join the hunter test to be a hunter and find his
Father. Before going to the test, Gon like every normal kid, has to ask
permission. Mito, his Aunt-known-mother didn't allow him so they made a
condition. Once Gon catches the GIANT fish in the lake, he gets to go to
the hunters test and find his father. Gon did catch the fish and Mito
lets him go ad tells him that all she told Gon about his father leaving
him is a lie. Gon sets off, meets Leorio then Kurapika. They become
friends in a situation in the ship and went off together helping each
other in the test. He also meets Killua Zoldick during the test and
Killua, considering that he is the same as his age and Gon's sense of
friendliness, became interested in him and became good friends. They
pass the test except Killua. After the test, Killua was forcefully sent
back to his home and Gon, Kurapika and Leorio went to save him and
successfully did the mission. After that, they went on their own lives.
Gon and Killua visited Mito, Leorio studied to be a doctor and Kurapika
looked for a job to get money and track the Ryodan. They learn Nen and
meet different kinds of people and enemies.
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4-20 Celebration at Greenstone Provisions
4-20 is the widely recognized "Weed Day" that often has highly debated origins.
Thursday is 4•20 and we want you to celebrate with us at Greenstone Provisions! Whether you love medibles, premium cannabis flower or quality concentrates – we will have top-notch specials on all of your favorite meds.
Here are some of the kick-ass specials you can expect to see this Thursday, 4-20*:
- Shatters and rosins: Buy one/get one half off when you order $15, $20 and $25 selections (see full list on our menu).
- Edibles: Buy one/get one half off any of our medibles.
- Get 15% off all Live Resins and Full Melts including Medie Edie and Michigan Made Melts.
- Everyone gets 2 free 50 mg Twisted Vittles cookies with ANY donation
- Receive 15% off all regular priced products when your order is $50 or more.
- Specials for EVERY shelf for all of our premium flowers! At least 2 strains will be discounted on each shelf – for these strains, you will be able to take $10 off eighths and up to $40 off ounces. (Please check Thursday morning (4-20) for the strain list).
*Only one promotion or discount may be applied per item.
We're here to make your 4-20 happy, whether you're a current patient or a new member signing up with us for the first time!
For new members – we always offer free memberships and a gift for joining us.
We validate parking at the adjacent Republic lot, so you will have access to free parking that's only a few steps away!
Have questions? Please give us a call at 734-773-3075 or use our contact form by clicking here. Our helpful and friendly staff is always happy to assist you.
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This is a list of my things to do till you live:
1. Buy a slr camera (Canon/Nikon).
2. Learn photography.
3. Write a book.
4. Start a library.
5. Learn to swim.
6. Visit Himalayas.
7. Learn to speak different languages like 15 (current score is 5).
8. Learn car driving.
9. Read every year like 10-15 books.
10. Donate for a good cause.
11. Learn to play guitar (buy-join class-learn).
12. Let your name or photo come in newspaper.
13. Visit Dubai once.
14. Read Bhagwath Gita.
15. Learn Sign language.
16. Start my own business.
Will be adding more and more to this list.


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Best Bars, Restaurants With Fireplaces in NYC
If you live in New York City, you know you'll have to brave the storm in the winter and beat the heat in the summer. Whether it's wintertime or summertime, New York City keeps on keepin' on. Luckily the city is full of fine establishments that help make your life a little more comfortable, especially during those long and cold winter months. Here are our favorite New York City bars with fireplaces to check out when you're in need of a little warmth and relaxation.
Treadwell Park
1125 First Avenue
New York, NY 10065
As the weather gets colder, people can warm up next to the fireplace at Treadwell Park. From the ping pong tables to the colorful coasters and a pinball machine, this beer hall is the ideal spot for after work drinks and weekend gatherings with friends. The beer hall also has t Reserve List, which features bottles of beer from around the world with selections from Austria, Belgium, Finland, Italy, Norway and Scotland.


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It was so pleasant to get out and take a few photos without worrying about numb fingers: just take my time setting up this and that angle. It's the little things, eh?
There were touches of snow in the woods and in shaded spots, which, I think, added a nice touch to photos that can be a bit drab at this time of year.
|This is a bend in the Crowe River near Glen Alda, just a few miles up the road from the cottage.
|And this is a stand of beech trees that provided a spot of colour on the Glen Alda Road.
|After taking the above photos, I stopped at the little bridge over the Crowe and chanced upon this Northern River Otter, who was almost as taken with me as I was of him. But not quite, for he soon had enough of me and went under for good.
|The Lower Faraday Community Centre: likely once a school house and quite possibly not used as a community centre for quite some time.
|A little island in the little lake off highway 62, south of Bancroft. The lake was still ice-covered.
|Just a shed by the side of the road with Brian doing what it takes to get the shot.
|We found a very interesting piece of equipment.
|Brian in the reeds: this is where I took the photo of the island, earlier in this post.
|This was the final stop on our little photographic jaunt at Robinson Lake.
|Both this and the previous shot were primarily processed in Snapseed on my iPad. I did darken this one a little bit more when I saw it on the computer, just to enhance the silhouette effect.
Coming home, yesterday, we stopped at a gas station in Madoc, which is ~45mins from the cottage. I was quite impressed (for want of a better word) with this signage. I have a niggling feeling that this guy isn't happy with the local politicians. Of course I could be wrong. lol I see the property is for sale. Any takers?


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Stewart man injured in crash Saturday
Arlen Alvin Bielke, 69, of Stewart, was injured in a two-vehicle accident in the area of Yacht Avenue and 30th Street, south of Stewart, Saturday. The accident was reported at 6:06 p.m.
According to the McLeod County Sheriff's Office, the involved vehicles were a 1996 Chrysler Concorde driven by Bielke and a 2000 Dodge Ram, owned by Buffalo Lake Welding and driven by Clete William Fischer, 41, also of Stewart.
Bielke was taken by ambulance to the Glencoe hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
Each vehicle had over $1,000 damage.
Responding to the accident were the sheriff's office, Minnesota State Patrol, Stewart Fire Department and Buffalo Lake Ambulance.
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I baked some banana bread today, which meant that our house smelled soooooo good all afternoon. I love the smell of something baking in the oven 🙂
The best of today was dinner with some of my favorite people. my bff happened to be in town tonight (her parents only live about 10 minutes from mine), so I decided to go over for dinner and hang out for a while…like old times 🙂 Haha. I also took some banana bread and tomatoes in return for dinner. I love them.


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A week ago we started to look into the Afghanistan Interpreters that were with our troops and helped them out so much saving their lives along the way with out a doubt with their local knowledge and lay of the land.
A small group of them on the run from the Taliban have fled to other Countries leaving their families behind due to death threats.
Today I met with one that was shot by the Taliban but was fortunate enough to come to Canada. His wife though is still not here in Canada.
He told me of two more that he knew which are in hiding which brings the total to 6 now.
These men were "Honourary Canadians" the moment they signed up to help us out and it is imperative that we do everything in our power to bring them here to Canada.
We certainly do not want a world-wide reputation of turning our backs on those that helped us out in Afghanistan, this is quickly turning into a national and world-wide embarrassment.
Please share this story and ask your MP what they are going to do about it, we are compiling a dossier on the 4 that we know about, and will forward this to Federal Government M.P's when completed.
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The Surprising, Completely Free Way I'm Getting HealthierThis woman is exercising in a very unique way.
Yes, I'm still playing "Pokemon Go." Laugh all you want, but, although it's not the reason I started, I'm getting healthier by playing the game. What's better is that it's not costing me a thing.
When you want to get healthier and maybe even lose weight, it can be discouraging to look at expensive gym memberships and fees for personal trainers or group classes. It's enough to make you want to give up. If you can't afford a gym membership, or you're just looking to save a little money in your quest to get fit, you might consider trying what has been working well for me.
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Why I Started Playing
I started playing "Pokemon Go" honestly because I was bored and wanted to see what the hype was all about. I started on July 13, 2016, out of pure idleness. I thought the game was interesting and I ended up walking around my school's campus finding new things to look at. The great thing about my campus is that there are many "Pokestops" and "Gyms" (the name for virtual hotspots in which you battle other players and collect rewards) that I can "spin" — which essentially means getting more goodies to continue playing.
I was really a casual player at first, as I didn't know anyone who played. After the initial "Pokemon Go" craze died down, everyone in my office said to me, "Oh you're still playing that?" any time they saw it pop up on my phone.
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Finding My Pokemon Buddy
Then, one glorious day, I saw one of the other grad students wearing Pikachu socks. It was a bit nerve-wracking to go up to him to ask if he played. What if he was simply wearing the socks because he thought they were cool? What if he treated me like my co-workers did and looked at me with disdain?
I gathered my courage and asked, "Are those Pokemon socks?"
He turned around, looked me in the eye and said, "Yes, they're Pikachu." Then he asked the question that was music to my ears. He asked if I played "Pokemon Go." Cue angels playing on harps.
I responded that yes, I played. He showed me his phone, which had a Pokeball Popsocket, a collapsible knob that sticks on to the back of your phone for gripping it more easily. He suggested that I play with him, as no one else in our office did.
That was the start of us walking around campus to Pokestops and Gyms to collect items. We started off doing one 10-minute round twice a week, then increased.
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Getting Into It
It was around this time that I realized that I was walking more, so I started paying more attention to my Fitbit. Usually, I struggled to even get 5,000 steps for the day. While doing our Pokemon rounds, though, I noticed I was getting closer to 8,000 steps a day.
We then joined a chat group for Pokemon (nerdy, I know) and began walking every single day. We also started joining groups of players, which meant we had to walk farther on campus to meet up with them. The camaraderie was so much fun that it never felt like exercise, and I found that as my enthusiasm for the game increased, so did the steps I took.
Walking More With "Pokemon Go"
Now, I'm consistently hitting my 10K steps for the day. In fact, some days I go over 12K or even 15K. Since our office is on the second floor, I'm also getting some stair climbing in, as well. If we do three or four outings during the day, I'm going up and down two flights of stairs each time. It has only been a month or so, but it has been a consistent minimum of 12k steps every day. (Yes, we do this on weekends, too.)
Starting "Pokemon Go" was initially just a way to pass the time, but I am getting some much-needed exercise. I hope to see some weight loss, as well, at my next weigh-in. For now, I am getting healthier and having fun for free, and that's enough for me.
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If you own an Alexa smart device, you'll likely have used the "What's new?" or "What's happening?" voice command to hear your daily news briefing, which can be customized to include your own interests.
Siri has a similar feature that uses the Podcasts app to bring you a daily news digest, which you can also customize to an extent. It can be invoked on HomePod, Apple Watch, and any iPhone or iPad running iOS 11.2.5 or later.
There are a couple of things to note before using Siri's news brief feature. The last time we checked, it was limited to users based in the U.S., the U.K., and Australia, and it isn't available on Siri for Mac, regardless of where you're based. With those caveats in mind, here's how to get it working.
- To get a news briefing on your Apple device, say "Hey Siri, tell me the news." Alternatively, on an iOS device, hold down the Home button or Side button and say "Tell me the news" or "Play the news."
- On iPhone and iPad, tap Open Podcasts to launch the Podcasts app and see which news show is currently playing or to pause the episode. You can also control audio playback from the Control Center.
- To change Siri's default news source, you can say "Switch to Sky News" or "Switch to Washington News," for example.
- To hear a one-off news brief from a different source, you can say "Play news from NPR" or "Play news from Fox News," for example.
- To hear a news brief for a specific topic, you can say "Play business news" or "Play sports news," for example.
- To hear a topical news brief from a specific source, you can say "Play business news from Bloomberg" or "Play sports news from the BBC," for example.
As you might have guessed, news sources can differ depending on your region. If you're in the U.S. for example, Siri will happily play news from a range of media outlets including ESPN, NPR, Fox News, CNN, Washington Post, CNBC, and Bloomberg. As with most Siri features, improvements and additions are likely ongoing, so it's worth requesting your preferred news source just to see if it can find the relevant daily digest for you.
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Well, it took me long enough! After so many years in Paris always looking for the next great view from above, and having only found a couple of cool high-up views in Amsterdam, I finally decided to look into potential view spots in Amsterdam last year. Although there are no options like the Tour Montparnasse or the Eiffel Tower to boost you well over the surrounding buildings, there are a few decent options, namely in the city's church towers. It wasn't until this Spring, that I made it to the top of two of the towers. I can confirm that they are indeed Amsterdam's best options for letting people enjoy those gorgeous gables from a higher perch. In June, I enjoyed views from the tops of the Oude Kerk in the Red Light District and the Westerkerk on Prinsengracht. Each tour includes local Dutchies giving 30 min. tours for about 7€ each.
This week's Waterlogue features a couple of the views from the Westerkerk, which can be found at the crossing of Prinsengracht and Raadhuisstraat. The church is situated next to the block of houses where Anne Frank was in hiding with her family during World War II. The queue for the museum – not so visible in the watercolor – was longer than I have ever seen it when I was peering down; I suspect it's among Amsterdam's top five tourist destinations. A definite must for your visit to this beautiful city, but please make your reservations in advance!
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A BUDDING artist from Chieveley Pre-School has had his festive design selected for the finals of a national Christmas card competition.
Three-year-old Jacob Coulson's reindeer artwork was chosen for the shortlist of entries in the www.minimecardco.com National Christmas 2017 art competition.
Chieveley Pre-school manager Sarah King said: "We had no idea we would get into the finals. There are some great prizes so we are keeping our fingers crossed.
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The Reds turn their attention to Johnstone's Paint Trophy action tonight as they cross the Pennines to face an in-form Oldham side.
Saturday's 2-2 draw at promotion-chasing Peterborough extended Latics' unbeaten run to eight games in all competitions and despite drawing four of their last five outings Lee Johnson's side sit just three points outside the League One play-off places.
That form, accompanied by impressive victories against the likes of Fleetwood and Doncaster have vanquished any memories of their early season form which saw the Greater Manchester Club fail to win any of their opening five games.
For the Reds, they go into the Cup clash on the back of their first win in just over a month following Saturday's 1-0 triumph at Rochdale, courtesy of Peter Ramage's first-half header.
Previous to that, the Reds had suffered three defeats and a draw since beating York City in the first round of the JP Trophy back in early September.
Oldham narrowly edged out Bradford City in the same round to set up a first ever Football League Trophy clash between the two sides on Tuesday evening.
The last time Barnsley visited the newly named SportsDirect.com Park was in April 2006 when second half strikes from Chris Shuker, Stephen McPhail and Martin Devaney ensured a 25th success for the Reds against their Lancashire counterparts.
The Tykes' promotion to the Championship at the end of the 2005-06 campaign ended the frequent meetings between the clubs, which include 30 Oldham victories and 22 stalemates.
Team News
Danny Wilson could hand new signing Ryan Williams his Barnsley debut after the winger joined on loan from Fulham last week.
The Australian youth international was an unused substitute against Rochdale on Saturday and could be joined in the Reds' starting line-up by full-back Joe Dudgeon who is pushing for a recall.
Kane Hemmings will also be hoping for a starting berth at SportsDirect.com Park, as he looks to add to his wonder goal which defeated York in the last round of the JP Trophy.
Young defender George Smith returned to normal training this week following a fractured toe which has ruled him out for the last two months.
Oldham boss Lee Johnson will be without Club captain Adam Lockwood once again through injury but fellow defender George Elokobi should return after missing Saturday's draw at Peterborough with a thigh injury.
Man in the Middle
Gary Sutton is the man in charge for Barnsley's trip to Oldham, having officiated just four Reds' games in the past. The last of that quartet ended in controversy as the Lincolnshire referee dismissed Barnsley 'keeper Ben Alnwick and awarded Rochdale two penalties in the Reds' 4-3 League Cup win at Spotland just over two years ago. Despite not showing any red cards this season, Sutton has brandished 29 yellows and awarded six spot kicks in just nine games.
Their Star Man
Since his arrival from Southampton in the summer, striker Jonathan Forte has netted seven times for Oldham making him one of League One's most dangerous forwards. The former Rotherham and Sheffield United man struck a double on his Latics' debut against Colchester and scored the only goal as his new side defeated Fleetwood Town last month. The Barbados international was released by Premier League Southampton in May following a three-year spell with the Club which also included loan moves to Preston, Notts County, Crawley and his former club Sheffield United.
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Andy Ritchie masterminded the Reds' promotion back to the Championship in 2006 following a four year absence from the second tier. The former Manchester United midfielder was appointed as Tykes' manager in May 2005 following a successful spell as caretaker boss after the dismissal of Paul Hart. The 53-year-old had previously held the position of academy boss before becoming Hart's assistant at Oakwell.
Ritchie was an Old Trafford youth product but he made his name at the formerly known Boundary Park where he made over 200 appearances for Oldham in two spells with the club, which included one of Latics' most prosperous eras including a League Cup final, a second division title, two FA Cup semi-finals, as well as becoming one of the founder members of the Premier League. Once his playing days were over, Ritchie was named Latics' manager, spending three years in the dugout before he was sacked in November 2001.
During his time with Barnsley, Ritchie will always be fondly remembered for guiding the Reds to promotion and in some style after defeating local rivals Huddersfield Town in the play-off semi-finals before beating the much fancied Swansea City on penalties at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Unfortunately for the former England U21 international, the Reds struggled to adjust to life back in the Championship and he left the Club in November 2006.
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Oldham play at SportsDirect.com Park, its full address is as follows:
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Ticket information:
Admission to SportsDirect.com Park is available by paying cash on the turnstiles only for this Johnstone's Paint Trophy second round tie.
No tickets are available to purchase from the Oakwell Box Office.
Adult: £10
Over 65s: £5
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Mr. Kian joined HKSMI in August 2015 and we are so happy to have him here with his gentle but firm approach to teaching, deep knowledge, and great energy!! The following is his welcome letter :-). Feel free to be in touch to study with him, he only has a couple of spots left for new violin students!
Nei Hou, Hong Kong!
It is so wonderful to have the opportunity to live in the city they called the Pearl of the Orient. I am enjoying all the delicious food that HK has to offer, friendly hikes, gorgeous islands and beaches. You name it!
Prior to Hong Kong, I have spent three wonderful years in the beautiful state of Colorado, where I obtained my graduate degree in Music and Suzuki Pedagogy. I went teaching full time during my last year of residence in the US as a string instructor. I taught and assisted several string/Suzuki programmes as well as my own violin studio of 15 students whose faces I could still remember today! There was this elementary band and orchestra programme where I met with students of different string instruments (violin, viola, cello, and bass) for five days a week, starting 7 in the morning, phew! It was a fun programme to teach nonetheless as the students are all enthusiastic to learn, we played several concerts and went on a district tour in just one short year!
Growing up, I have always been fascinated by people who could play music so beautifully regardless of instruments. I was the brother who refused to change channel as there was music performance on the broadcast. Thanks to my wonderful, supportive parents for not saying no that year when I came home saying that I want to take up violin lessons…and the rest is history. From regular weekly lessons (insert countless hours of practising and listening), I went on to pursuing music degrees, travelled to many places I never thought I could, played many concerts in many beautiful concert halls and churches, and made so many good friends all over the world.
I cannot imagine a world without music, I enjoy both performing and teaching immensely. Therefore It is my wish to share this gift with all my students here in HK! Let's learn, love, play, grow together.
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