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The Facebook site of the Office of LGBTQA Student Services?at DePaul?University is filled with gay ?marriage? propaganda and even links to a site that urges Facebook to?recognize the Polyamorous.

The Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Queer and Ally (LGBTQA) Student Services at DePaul University was created as an effort by the university to create a ?more comprehensive approach to supporting LGBTQ?students on campus? and boasts that ?the?Office of LGBTQA Student Services will also allow the university to continue its evolution and become a more?progressive, diverse, and supportive community.?

The DePaul?LGBTQA Student Service?s Facebook site links to a news report of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel saying ?The time is now? for gay ?marriage,? shares a poster congratulating Spain for legalizing gay ?marriage? and even urged people to vote for gay ?marriage??on election day saying ?support equality!?

The Office of LGBTQA Student Services site also links to a site called ?Polyamory for Facebook? that?urges Facebook to allow more than one name in the relationship status box as a way of being sensitive to those who take part in polyamorous relationships. That site explains it this way:

This page is created for awareness & love. The thought behind it is that Facebook does not have the option to add more th(a)n one person to your relationship status, also the option of open relationship does not suit the nature of polyamorous?relationships. So my suggestion is, promote this page, & write the staff of face book letting them know we want the features added. The ability to add more th(a)n one person & a general Poly relationship status.

DePaul did not respond to questions from The Cardinal Newman Society.

Source: http://blog.cardinalnewmansociety.org/2012/11/29/depaul-gay-and-lesbian-office-site-links-to-pro-gay-marriage-and-even-pro-polyamorous-site/

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Intuit GoPayment comes to the UK, renames itself Intuit Pay

In a bid to catch mobile payment rival Square napping, Intuit GoPayment is leaping across the pond to begin an assault on the UK. It's certainly putting the effort in, having had to rework its hardware to be compatible with Chip-and-Pin and being forced, for legal reasons, to drop the "Go" and "ment" parts of its name. The service is currently in a limited trial before being rolled out to switched-on stallholders and itinerant fraudsters (we kid) nationwide.

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Instant View: GDP growth revised up, jobless claims fall

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. economy grew faster than first reported between July and September but possible cuts in government spending and tax increases early next year could slow its momentum.

Separate data showed the number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped for a second week, unwinding some of the storm-related surge, which has muddled the labor market picture.

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JOSEPH CARSON, U.S. ECONOMIST AND DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC REEARCH, ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN, NEW YORK:

"The GDP revision was not surprising. We had stronger export performance and inventory build but it seems the inventory build was intentional since orders rose in October. The jobless claims numbers are still volatile due to the hurricane. We expect contraction in November payroll employment based on dislocations from the hurricane and then some strong recoveries in payroll growth in December and January. If you look at the GDP data, the public sector grew 3.5 and private sector grew 2.1 percent, but on year-on-year basis, the private sector grew at a 3 percent rate.

SCOTT BROWN, CHIEF ECONOMIST, RAYMOND JAMES, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA

"Both sets of numbers were pretty close to estimates. With jobless claims, you are still seeing the effects from Sandy, but you should see them come down in the couple of weeks. You saw the same thing happen with Katrina when you saw claims spike up because people couldn't file the claims (in the previous weeks).

"The spike in claims could show up in the next payroll report. The Beige Book didn't paint a very rosy picture on the jobs market. The trend in hiring is still relatively low.

"With GDP, the headline is higher than the initial estimate, but the details were disappointing. We saw downward revisions in two key components, consumer spending and business investment.

"The slowdown in consumer spending from Sandy might subtract a few tenths of a percent in GDP for the fourth quarter. Also firms just don't want to expand in this environment."

OMER ESINER, CHIEF MARKET ANALYST, COMMONWEALTH FOREIGN EXCHANGE, WASHINGTON

"GDP is a good headline number, but when you look into the figures, you see the bulk of the rise is inventory adjustment and a sharp spike in government spending. So I think the market may look past this number, thinking real GDP in the economy is a bit lower. It was also concerning to see consumer spending revised down. On jobless claims, it was encouraging to see it fall below the 400,000 handle, but we're still trying to evaluate the impact of Hurricane Sandy."

PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST AT ROCKWELL GLOBAL CAPITAL IN NEW YORK:

"We are starting to see the jobless claims start to readjust to pre-Sandy levels little by little. But the GDP was much stronger than I expected, obviously that is good news for the third quarter. This just adds to the bullish feeling that once Washington resolves the fiscal cliff then we continue to grow at modest rates."

JOSEPH TREVISANI, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, WORLDWIDE MARKETS, WOODCLIFF LAKE, NEW JERSEY

"The positive revision to economic growth in the third quarter is consistent with job creation that was almost three times faster than in the previous three months. Despite the effects of Hurricane Sandy the improvement should continue into year end. Good cheer for equities and risk traders, less so for the dollar."

MARKET REACTION:

STOCKS: U.S. stock index futures held gains after the data.

BONDS: U.S. bond prices pared losses

FOREX: The euro held gains against the dollar

(Americas Economics and Markets Desk; +1-646 223-6300)

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Forex News: Euro Trading Steady Above 1.2900 Ahead of German ...

Now that more than 24 hours have passed since the Greece bailout agreement, most of the responding chatter has already been exhausted, and we have been left in today?s European session without a major fundamental story to guide trading. The major story currently affecting asset markets is the impending US fiscal cliff, and Harry Reid?s comments, that not much progress on a deal has been made, sent US equities lower in yesterday?s session.

Furthermore, despite the lack of an upcoming major market moving event, a lot of analysts are calling for a reversal of recent Euro gains, as EURUSD trading showed a false break of 1.3000 in yesterday?s session. DailyFX Currency Strategist Ilya Spivak said he continues to hold the pair short, and Chief Strategist John Kicklighter said in his daily market wrap-up that he initiated a EURJPY short.

The only European data release that could possibly affect trading is the German inflation for November; the average expectation among Bloomberg surveyed analysts is for a 1.9% annual rise in consumer prices.

Also, there has been some small amounts of chatter in today?s session about the Greece deal. ECB member Nowotny said that the agreement was the best of all alternative solutions. Nowotny said that there are no ideal solutions for Greece and that a debt cut is not on the table anymore. He also remarked that Greece has implemented massive reforms, but it is still not enough.

Additionally we heard a prediction from the Bank of Spain that data indicates that the Spanish GDP will continue to fall in Q4, and that ECB measures are starting to wear out. France Finance Minister Moscovici said that the French GDP will rise by 0.8% in 2013. In England, MPC member Bean said the Bank of England hasn?t shut the door on further quantitative easing and that uncertainty is limiting stimulus effectiveness.

The Euro is currently trading above 1.2900 against the US Dollar in forex markets. Resistance might continue to be provided by the key 1.3000 line, and support could be provided by a previous support line around 1.2824.

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Date: Thursday, November 29, 2012?

Jupiter rules Thursday. Considered a planet of increase, Jupiter rules higher consciousness. Its energy is that of expansive outlook, wisdom, gain, and improvement.? Endeavors that focus on abundance/prosperity and spiritual pursuits work well with this energy.

Today?s Draw

Card Drawn: Four of Swords

Sacred Rose Tarot

Card Energy:

Reflect, release, discover; these are words you hear often in The Draw and along the reoad to self-empowerment. They can develop into encouraging mantras or they can lead down a path of quick fix douche-baggery. It really depends on what?s behind the words and who is doing the work.

The lesson for those who want to create a better life and reality for themselves is to simply do the work. Whether you find inspiration through Tarot, Yoga, self-help courses, or religion, the words and the means aren?t as important as what you do to bring about positive change.

When the 4 of Swords appears it serves as an opportunity to re-group and reflect. It marks the time in our lives when we?re at a crossroads or have completed a project, yet remain unsure of the next step. Additionally, it can indicate a peiriod when we?re overwhelmed, tired, and feeling used up. When you find yourself facing any of these circumstances, the 4 of Swords advises that you take a time-out, come back and view your circumstances from a different perspective. It?s good advice, and can be filed as one more tool of transformation in your inventory.?

Collective Intent:

Focus on your home environment. Think about what you?d like to do with your home to make it the perfect restorative retreat. Whether you decide to add some plants or flowers, or do a complete remodel, think of changes you can make to create the perfect sanctuary.

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Autism severity may stem from fear

ScienceDaily (Nov. 29, 2012) ? Most people know when to be afraid and when it's okay to calm down.

But new research on autism shows that children with the diagnosis struggle to let go of old, outdated fears. Even more significantly, the Brigham Young University study found that this rigid fearfulness is linked to the severity of classic symptoms of autism, such as repeated movements and resistance to change.

For parents and others who work with children diagnosed with autism, the new research highlights the need to help children make emotional transitions -- particularly when dealing with their fears.

"People with autism likely don't experience or understand their world in the same way we do," said Mikle South, a psychology professor at BYU and lead author of the study. "Since they can't change the rules in their brain, and often don't know what to expect from their environment, we need to help them plan ahead for what to expect."

In their study, South and two of his undergraduate neuroscience students -- Tiffani Newton and Paul Chamberlain -- recruited 30 children diagnosed with autism and 29 without to participate in an experiment. After seeing a visual cue like a yellow card, the participants would feel a harmless but surprising puff of air under their chins.

Part-way through the experiment, the conditions changed so that a different color preceded the puff of air. The researchers measured participants' skin response to see if their nervous system noticed the switch and knew what was coming.

"Typical kids learn quickly to anticipate based on the new color instead of the old one," South said. "It takes a lot longer for children with autism to learn to make the change."

The amount of time it took to extinguish the original fear correlated with the severity of hallmark symptoms of autism.

"We see a strong connection between anxiety and the repetitive behaviors," South said. "We're linking symptoms used to diagnose autism with emotion difficulties not usually considered as a classic symptom of autism."

The persistence of needless fears is detrimental to physical health. The elevated hormone levels that aid us in an actual fight or flight scenario will cause damage to the brain and the body if sustained over time.

And the families who participate in social skills groups organized by South and his students can relate to the new findings.

"In talking to parents, we hear that living with classic symptoms of autism is one thing, but dealing with their children's worries all the time is the greater challenge," South said. "It may not be an entirely separate direction to study their anxiety because it now appears to be related."

The complete study appears in the journal Autism Research. The project began when Newton received a university grant to conduct research with a faculty mentor. After graduating with a degree in neuroscience, she began working at a clinic in Michigan. Chamberlain is finishing his senior year at BYU and is currently interviewing with medical schools.

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Review: The Sessions | Film Reviews | Gambit New Orleans News ...

Is it possible to make a light-hearted movie about a man in an iron lung? The Sessions comes awfully close to realizing that unlikely goal via the true story of journalist and poet Mark O'Brien, who decided at age 38 to lose his virginity despite the extreme physical disability he acquired through a childhood bout with polio. Writer/director Ben Lewin based the film on a magazine article O'Brien wrote called "On Seeing a Sex Surrogate" and on discussions with both O'Brien's real-life surrogate and late-life partner, and he captures the intelligence and wry humor that make his hero's struggles a worthy subject.

??What truly distinguishes The Sessions (which won the Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival) is the grown-up and matter-of-fact way it addresses the entire topic of sex. Helen Hunt brings clear-eyed depth to the role of sex therapist Cheryl Cohen Greene, allowing The Sessions to equate sex with love and intimacy in a manner seldom seen in movies. As O'Brien, John Hawkes (Winter's Bone) quietly builds a strong and profoundly human presence. It's more entertaining and uplifting than the basic facts of the story suggest, even if it doesn't quite transcend its obvious Oscar-bait status. The Sessions may be an unconventional love story, but it's a love story all the same. ? KEN KORMAN

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Microsoft sold over 750K Xbox 360s last week, more than double Wii U sales

Microsoft's aging Xbox 360 console still has some pep in its proverbial step, moving more than 750K consoles last week in the US alone, rounded out by Black Friday. Between November 18 and 23, 360 sales bucked internal forecasts -- no doubt bolstered by the release of Halo 4 a few weeks prior, as well as holiday bundles -- helping Microsoft's game box to best Nintendo's new Wii U by more than double (during the Wii U's launch week, no less). Of course, the Xbox 360 now exists in a variety of flavors, from the $99 subscription model to the $300 S model; this makes Nintendo's $300 minimum for a Wii U a somewhat unfair comparison with the variety of Xbox 360s out there.

Regardless, Redmond's assuredly hoping these sales numbers will keep Xbox 360 in the top of NPD's monthly sales charts (October was the 360's 22nd consecutive month on top), though we have a few more weeks before we'll hear for certain which console maker moved the most units during one of the year's most crucial sales months. Despite a new PlayStation 3 model and the launch of the Vita this year, Sony's yet to announce its Black Friday numbers.

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Arafat grave dug up for probe of poison suspicion

RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) ? Eight years after Yasser Arafat's mysterious death, his political heirs opened his grave Tuesday and let forensics experts take samples from his remains, defying strong cultural taboos in search of evidence that the icon of Palestinian nationalism was poisoned.

Palestinians have claimed for years that Israel poisoned Arafat, who died in a French hospital. Israel has denied the charges.

The exhumation marked the end of months of procedural wrangling but only the beginning of the testing. Palestinian officials said it would take at least three months to get results, and even then, they might not be conclusive.

Workers opened Arafat's tomb before daybreak Tuesday, laying bare the remains some four meters (13 feet) below ground level, the Palestinian health minister said. A Palestinian forensics examiner took some 20 samples and handed them to Swiss, French and Russian experts, officials said.

Huge sheets of blue tarpaulin draped over Arafat's mausoleum hid the scene from view, part of an attempt by Palestinian officials to minimize any potential backlash against digging up the grave of Arafat, still widely revered in the Palestinian territories.

By midmorning, the grave was resealed, and Palestinian officials laid wreaths of flowers to signal Arafat's reburial.

The three teams will separately analyze the samples for possible poison, including polonium-210, a lethal radioactive substance first detected in elevated amounts on some of Arafat's clothing this summer.

Polonium disintegrates rapidly, and experts have cautioned that too much time may have passed since Arafat's death to reach a conclusive result.

Polonium was used in the 2006 killing of Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB officer turned Russian government critic. Litvinenko blamed the Kremlin for poisoning him.

Israel has denied killing Arafat, but many Palestinians believe Israel's then-prime minister, Arafat nemesis Ariel Sharon, had means, motive and opportunity.

Former Sharon spokesman Raanan Gissin said Tuesday that such allegations are baseless and that Israel "had no reason" to kill Arafat, who in his final years lived under Israeli military siege in his walled West Bank compound.

Palestinians launched an investigation immediately after Arafat's death at a French military hospital but made no progress. The dormant probe got a jolt this summer when a Swiss lab found the polonium on Arafat belongings provided by his widow, Suha.

The initial discovery, part of an investigation by the Arab satellite TV station Al-Jazeera, was followed by wrangling between Mrs. Arafat, other relatives and Arafat's successor, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Mrs. Arafat wanted a quick exhumation, Abbas initially hesitated and Arafat nephew Nasser al-Kidwa said he opposed digging up the remains.

In the end, Abbas could not be seen as blocking a thorough investigation and, armed with blessings from Muslim religious leaders, authorized the exhumation.

Abbas was en route to the United Nations on Tuesday, giving him some distance from the proceedings right outside his office window.

Three different teams were present when the grave was opened Tuesday: one from the Swiss lab, one from France, where an official death inquiry was launched at the request of the widow, and one from Russia, responding to a call for help by Abbas.

Palestinian Health Minister Hani Abdeen told a news conference Tuesday that the remains were four meters (13 feet) below the ground.

Mrs. Arafat, estranged from most of the Palestinian leadership, followed the exhumation from her home in Malta, according to a local newspaper. Mrs. Arafat, who did not consent to an autopsy immediately after her husband's death, told The Times of Malta that her husband's death was the "most important mystery in the Middle East."

Arafat died a month after falling ill at his West Bank compound. The immediate cause of death was a stroke, but the underlying reasons remain unclear, leading to widespread belief in the Arab world that Israel poisoned him.

Medical files released by Palestinian investigators earlier this year portrayed Arafat as a robust 75-year-old whose sudden health crisis was initially blamed on viral gastroenteritis.

Arafat's downward spiral began Oct. 11, 2004, when he vomited after a late supper. His condition deteriorated and two weeks later he was flown to France where he died Nov. 11, 2004.

Dr. Bashir Abdullah, a physician on the Palestinian team of investigators, said Tuesday that Arafat's death "cannot be explained in the framework of disease, and therefore our explanation is that there must have been poisonous material."

Palestinian officials acknowledged Tuesday that they had a long road ahead and that the investigation could hit a dead end.

Tawfik Tirawi, the head of the Palestinian team, said the Palestinians would ask the International Criminal Court to investigate further if there is evidence of poisoning.

Later this week, Abbas is seeking U.N. recognition of "Palestine" as a non-member observer state, an upgrade that could give Palestinians access to the ICC.

Tirawi said previous calls by some high-ranking Israeli officials to get rid of Arafat were an indication that Israel was involved, adding, "we are looking for the evidence."

Former Sharon aides have argued that Israel had no reason to kill Arafat since it had already pushed him aside by confining him to his compound.

For decades, Arafat was the symbol of the Palestinians' struggle for an independent state.

After returning from exile to the Palestinian territories in 1994, as part of interim peace deals with Israel, he zigzagged between leading negotiations with Israel and condoning violence.

Arafat, along with two Israeli leaders, received the Nobel Peace Prize for his commitment to work toward peace with Israel.

He later presided over a violent Palestinian uprising against Israel's occupation of the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem, the territories they seek for a state. As the uprising escalated, Israel confined him to his Ramallah compound.

Arafat also faced criticism at home, where some accused his political circle of corruption and the pocketing of large amounts of aid. But he remains a widely revered figure, and his portrait frequently appears in government offices and street posters.

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Associated Press writers Tia Goldenberg in Jerusalem and Dalia Nammari in Ramallah contributed reporting.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/arafat-grave-dug-probe-poison-suspicion-182556656.html

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Royal Treasures From The Louvre: French Exhibition Debuts In San Francisco (PHOTOS)

As just a momentary glimpse of Louis XIV's royal chateau at Versailles makes abundantly clear, the French royal family knew how to live. At least until they all got their heads chopped off.

Over the near century and a half between the Sun King's ascension to the throne and the French Revolution, the royal family amassed one of the most impressive collection of riches in the world. But to see much of the surviving remnants of said fortune, one must decamp across the pond to check the items out firsthand.

Until now. Earlier this month, San Francisco's Legion of Honor entered into an agreement with the Louvre, the preeminent art museum in our sister city of Paris, to show a collection of the royal family's beautiful and historic relics.

Entitled "Royal Treasures from the Louvre: Louis XIV to Marie-Antoinette," the exhibit features a dazzling array of items ranging from a golden coffee grinder to personal snuffboxes used by the infamous family.

"They were always buying contemporary art and to try to have the best in every field," said Louvre director Henri Loyrette told ABC San Francisco. "To look carefully at these objects to see how they are made, and what kind of history they tell. It's also a kind of history of France from Louis XIV to the French Revolution."

Some of the pieces on display are being shown outside France for the first time ever.

This exhibit is just the first part in five-year collaboration between the Louvre and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco that will consist of "the sharing of significant works of art."

"I can just imagine Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette walking down in front [of the Legion of Honor] and feeling very comfortable with the French neo-classical building that we have," joked San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee during a press conference announcing the collaboration.

The Royal Treasures exhibit runs at the Legion of Honor until March 17, 2013.

Check out some of the pieces below:

• Presentation miniature of Louis XIV in a diamond-set frame, ca. 1670

  Workshop of Pierre and Laurent Le Tessier de Montarsy, goldsmiths; Jean Petitot I, enameler Miniature: painted enamel Mount: rose-cut and table-cut diamonds set in silver and enameled gold 2 13/16 x 1 13/16 in. (7.2 x 4.6 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, Gift of the Soci?t? des Amis, 2009, OA 12280

• Ewer, ca. 1650

  Paris, France Agate with enameled gold mounts 10 7/16 x 4 15/16 x 3 9/16 in. (26.5 x 12.5 x 9 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, MR 231

• Coffee grinder, 1756?1757

  Jean Ducrollay, goldsmith Gold in three colors, steel, and ivory 3 3/4 x 2 1/16 in. (9.5 x 5.2 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, OA 11950

• Covered bowl (?cuelle) and stand bearing the coat of arms of Cardinal da Mota e Silva, 1733?1734

  Thomas Germain, silversmith Gilt silver 5 1/8 x 11 13/16 x 7 1/2 in. (13 x 30 x 19 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, Gift of the Soci?t? des Amis, 1907, OA 6118

• Shell-shaped cup, ca. 1650 and ca. 1685

  Cup (Byzantium): sardonyx, 10th?11th century, with later additions Mounts (Paris, France): enameled gold, gilt copper, diamonds, sapphires, and rubies 7 11/16 x 7 1/16 in. diam. (19.5 x 18 cm diam.) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, MR 123

• Box (bonbonni?re) with portrait of the comte de Provence (the future King Louis XVIII), early 19th century

  Gold, tortoiseshell, and gouache 7/8 x 3 1/2 in. diam. (2.2 x 8.9 cm diam.) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Arts Graphiques, Bequest of Mr. and Mrs. Philippe Lenoir, 1874, OA 2242

• Covered vase with handles, ca. 1630; with additions ca. 1680

  Paris, France Vase: lapis lazuli, ca. 1630 Mounts: silver gilt; attributed to Fran?ois Roberday 8 1/16 x 6 x 6 5/16 in. (20.5 x 15.2 x 16 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, OA 5380

• Figure of a Naiad, 1756

  Vincennes/S?vres Porcelain Manufactory Soft-paste porcelain and gilt bronze 14 3/16 x 20 1/2 x 12 3/16 in. (36 x 52 x 31 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, Bequest of Mrs. ?lise Dosne-Thiers, 1881, Th 693

• Bust of Marie-Antoinette, 1782

  S?vres Porcelain Manufactory Hard-paste biscuit porcelain 15 3/4 x 9 5/8 x 5 7/8 in. (40 x 24.5 x 15 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, Anonymous gift in memory of Sir Robert Abdy, 1982, OA 10898

• Rolltop desk, 1784

  Jean-Henri Riesener, cabinetmaker Oak and deal frame; veneer of sycamore, purple wood, and tulipwood; polychrome wood marquetry; gilt bronze mounts 40 9/16 x 44 1/2 x 25 3/16 in. (103 x 113 x 64 cm) Mus?e du Louvre, D?partement des Objets d?Art, OA 5226

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12 Tips for a Cat Safe Christmas Tree - Eagle Hardware Farm & Ranch

12 Tips for a Cat Safe Christmas Tree

The Christmas tree might as well be an early holiday gift to your cats. Kitty can?t resist the urge to sniff, cheek rub, claw?and scale the branches to reach the highest possible perch. Don?t blame your cat. It?s normal for cats to compete for the top spot (literally and figuratively) to secure their place in kitty society.

Youngsters won?t care about social standing, but high energy kitten play turns the holiday tree into a jungle gym. Tree encounters of the kitty kind not only risks breaking your heirloom ornaments, your furred family members can be injured by chewing or swallow dangerous items.

Rather than fight a losing battle to keep cats at bay, create a second cat-safe tree with these 12 tips, so the fur-kids can enjoy the holidays as much as you do.

1. Put yourself in your cat?s ?paws.? Satisfy her desire to claw, lounge on branches, and trust that it won?t tip over under her assault. Match the tree size, sturdiness, base (perhaps add guy-wires for steadiness) to the activity level and number of cats.

2. Ditch the lights, and any ?fake-snow? flocking that can be chewed or swallowed. Instead, decorate with cotton balls or pillow-stuffing fleece for that snowy look on branches or around the base. If you?ve chosen a real tree, water with plain water and no additives in case kitty decides to drink.

3. Strings and garland look great on the tree, but prove deadly inside a cat when swallowed. Dried flowers like baby?s breath look lovely and are nontoxic even if clueless kittens nibble.

4. To increase the fun factor, insert a few sprigs of dried catnip?but be prepared for the cats to dismantle the tree!

5. Catnip toys make great kitty tree decorations and won?t be destroyed during the feline assaults. Use ?orphan? socks (singletons without a mate), fill with the ?nip, and knot the open end.

6. Jingle bells (quarter size or larger) can?t be swallowed and offer movement and sound when hung from ribbon on a branch. Put one inside the sealed catnip sock for more jingly fun.

7. Furry toy mice come in bright colors?or go with a standard white theme?and can be placed in the branches for your mouse-aholic feline.

8. Craft stores offer inexpensive bags filled with soft pompoms in a variety of colors and sizes?even sparkly ones. Cats love to play with these. Pompoms are so cheap you can fill the branches with one color theme, or a rainbow approach.

9. Many cats adore feathers, but remember they can chew and swallow these. As long as supervised, a few feathers placed in the tree can be a fun accent as well. How about a bright feather boa instead of garland?

10. Small stuffed toys?kitty theme or otherwise?appeal to many cats. Place around the base of the tree. Feline puzzle toys filled with special treats also are fun.

11. Don?t forget the ?cheap thrills.? Empty boxes, wads of holiday paper, and even paper shopping bags thrill cats. Remove bag handles so the cat won?t get hung around her neck.

12. Toss a few special kitty treats in the boxes or bags. The smellier the treat, the better cats like them.

Be prepared to re-decorate the tree after the cats have fun. But a ?Cat-mas? tree not only answers your kitty?s Santa Paws prayers, it means she?ll be more likely to leave your formal tree and decorations alone. That promotes a merry Christmas for the whole family, furry and otherwise.

Source: ?Amy Shojai is a certified animal behavior consultant and the award winning author of 23 pet care books on aging cats and dogs, first aid, natural healing, pit bulls, including Complete Kitten Care.

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Ex-SAC manager granted $5 million bail in trading case

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former SAC Capital portfolio manager was released on $5 million bail on Monday after making his first appearance in a New York court on charges of making illegal trades that hedge fund titan Steven A. Cohen personally signed off on.

Mathew Martoma, 38, of Boca Raton, Florida, was charged last week in what U.S. prosecutors called "the most lucrative" insider-trading scheme ever.

Martoma was accused of helping Cohen's firm avoid losses and reap profits totaling $276 million in the summer of 2008 by using insider tips he obtained from a doctor about Elan Corp and Wyeth LLC. Martoma worked for CR Intrinsic, a unit of Cohen's SAC Capital.

Cohen was not charged with wrongdoing, but prosecutors have said in court papers that the "owner" of the hedge fund signed off on Martoma's recommendation to sell the shares of Elan and Wyeth. A spokesman for SAC Capital said last week that "Mr. Cohen and SAC are confident that they have acted appropriately and will continue to cooperate with the government's inquiry."

At a 13-minute hearing in U.S. district court in Manhattan on Monday, Martoma spoke only once, answering "yes, your honor" to a judge's question. He did not enter a plea.

Magistrate Judge James Cott on Monday agreed to a proposed $5 million bail package for Martoma, who has been free on similar bail conditions since appearing in a Florida court after his arrest on November 20.

Martoma's wife, Rosemary, attended the hearing and agreed to serve as one of three co-signers for Martoma's bail.

Charles Stillman, Martoma's lawyer, has said he is confident his client will be exonerated. Stillman told reporters gathered outside the courtroom Monday that "we took care of business today and we'll be back another day."

The Martomas walked to the courthouse exit hand in hand.

Martoma, who began using Mathew as his first name in the middle of his professional life instead of Ajai, worked for CR Intrinsic in Stamford, Connecticut, until 2010. Before becoming a healthcare stock analyst, he worked in the field of bioethics, serving as deputy director of the National Human Genome Research Institute's Office of Genome Ethics, according to biographical information attached to a paper he wrote for a Harvard Law journal. He attended Harvard Law School but left before graduating, opting instead for an MBA from Stanford University.

He is the fifth person associated with SAC Capital, one of the most influential hedge funds, to be charged with insider trading in either a criminal or civil proceeding.

In a criminal complaint, authorities said Martoma spoke in July 2008 to the "hedge fund owner" - Cohen - and recommended selling shares of Elan and Wyeth before a negative announcement on clinical trial results for an Alzheimer's drug jointly developed by the two companies.

U.S. securities regulators, who have filed civil insider-trading charges against Martoma, contend he obtained confidential tips from Sidney Gilman, who was chair of a committee to monitor patient safety during the Alzheimer's drug's clinical trial.

Gilman, an 80-year old neurology professor at the University of Michigan, is now cooperating with prosecutors after agreeing to pay a $186,781 disgorgement. A lawyer for Gilman declined to comment last week.

The Securities and Exchange Commission complaint said Gilman worked as a consultant for a so-called expert network. The SEC's complaint did not name the network, but a disclosure for a 2008 paper Gilman wrote in the journal Neurology stated that Gilman was a consultant for the Gerson Lehrman Group. Hedge funds use such networks to gain insight into various industries.

According to the criminal complaint, Gilman scheduled meetings and phone calls with Martoma that allowed him to pass on new information quickly about the drug trial.

Gilman has also worked as a consultant for the private equity firm Longitude Capital and for the contract research firm PPD Development, according to the 2008 disclosure.

The judge set a December 26 hearing date for Martoma to return to court, but Stillman said he expected it to be pushed back to a later date.

The case is USA v. Martoma, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 12-mag-2985.

(Reporting By Emily Flitter and Basil Katz; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)

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Real estate transactions for Nov. 25, 2012 | Business | Bradenton ...

$24,600,000 Simon Capital Limited Partnership to Desoto Square Mall LLC, Pt 2-35-17, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2092, Nov. 14.

$6,031,400 HRK Holdings LLC, Hrk Industries LLC to Air Products and Chemicals Inc, John Piplacks, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7399, Nov. 13.

$3,400,000 Schroeder Manatee Ranch Inc. to Venue Sarasota Investors LLC, Pt 31-35-19, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4203, Nov. 16.

$1,850,000 Gulfview LLC to Fairhaven Properties Inc, Lot 1 Longboat Key, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6579, Nov. 13.

$1,300,000 Carter Michael M, Carter Jaymie G to Sudbury Aaron, Sudbury Lori, Pt 11-34-18, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4527, Nov. 16.

$1,250,000 Kaufman Nancy W, Kaufman James, Nancy W Kaufman Trust to Vo Phuc Ba, Phan Quoc Tran, Lot 134 Legends Bay, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7676, Nov. 13.

$1,100,000 Dobbins Michael J, Dobbins Joann M to Allenbrook Kathleen P, Allenbrook Michael, Lot 331 Waterlefe Golf and River Club, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2842, Nov. 15.

$915,000 CNL Bank to Schmidt David T, Schmidt Suzanne F, Lot 1 Blk C Concession, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4998, Nov. 16.

$865,000 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Morgan Stanley Mortgage Loan Trust 2005 9Ar to Szabo David, Szabo Magalie, Lot 30 Warwick Gardens, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3109, Nov. 15.

$799,728 Casual Restaurant Concepts Inc, CRC II LLC, Carson Franklin W, Kevin Carson Irrevocable Trust, Carson Kevin Irrevocable Trust, Christopher Carson Irrevocable Trust, Carson Christopher Irrevocable Trust to Neighborhood Restaurant Partners Florida LLC, Braden River Plaza, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5246, Nov. 16.

$799,728 Casual Restaurant Concepts Inc, CRC II LLC, Carson Franklin W, Kevin Carson Irrevocable Trust, Carson Kevin Irrevocable Trust, Christopher Carson Irrevocable Trust, Carson Christopher Irrevocable Trust to Neighborhood Restaurant Partners Florida LLC, 0, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5298, Nov. 16.

$750,000 O'Brien John T, O'Brien Linda to Anton Richard, Lot 21 Snead Island Estates West, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2644, Nov. 15.

$700,000 Horvat Alexander D, Horvat Laurie A to Levine Robert H, Levine Rita K, Lot 6 Blk 30 Anna Maria Beach, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1398, Nov. 14.

$695,476 Acpa Land Investments LLC, LVI Land Investments LLC to Rourke James M, Rourke Lorraine A, Lot 33 Lakewood Ranch Country Club Village, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1868, Nov. 14.

$672,900 Abbate Jason to Bochner Ronald, Bochner Meredith, Lot 8 Hawks Harbor, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2350, Nov. 15.

$650,000 Harris Judith L, Harris Renee F to 4621 2A Gulf of Mexico Drive LLC, Longboat Key Casa Del Mar Unit, 2 B, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7248, Nov. 13.

$603,577 Hiller Martin H, Hiller Janice E to AMI Cottages LLC, Lot 19 Blk 1 Wells Terrace, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7294, Nov. 13.

$550,000 Coleman Cliff C, Coleman Katherine M to Coleman Don F, Don F Coleman Revocable Trust, Lot 24 Bay Palms, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4167, Nov. 16.

$550,000 Soha Kenneth J, Soha Judith A, Judith A Soha Trust to Peterson Jeffrey Edwin, Peterson Jo Ann, Lot 24 Langley Park, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5209, Nov. 16.

$540,000 Burns Patricia H, Crews Mary H, Katharine B Hale Revocable Living Trust, Hale Katharine B Revocable Living Trust to Kollock Kevin J, Pt 18-34-16, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3572, Nov. 15.

$492,500 Huskey H Gerald, Huskey Mary R, H Gerald Huskey Trust, Mary R Huskey Trust to Zolla Frederick J, Zolla Lorraine A, 2002 Frederick J Zolla and Lorraine A Zolla Revocable Trust, Lot 17 Lennox Gardens, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3668, Nov.15.

$458,000 Moreau Lindsey A, Lindsey A Moreau Revocable Trust Of 2004 to Bryan Taft G Jr, Bryan Nancy K, Lot 31 Broadmoor Pines, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2627, Nov. 15.

$445,000 Almeida Tyler M, Almeida Kelly to Tullio Nicholas B, Tullio Jennifer M, Lot 10 Greenbrook Village, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0389, Nov. 14.

$445,000 Rossi Diane to Boron Brian C, Boron Becky M, Beach Villas of Anna Maria, Unit A, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1461, Nov. 14.

$443,000 Hansen Marvin C, Hansen Barbara A to Woznicki Edward C, Woznicki Martha E, Neptunes Gardens, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7065, Nov. 13.

$440,970 WCI Communities LLC to Cohen Stefan A, Cohen Susan M, Lot 36 Tidewater Preserve, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3417, Nov. 15.

$429,000 Harrison Gwyneth Margaret to Sandpiper Inn LLC, Lot 5 Blk 1 Anna Maria Beach, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1790, Nov. 14.

$408,450 Bank of America, US Bank NA, Harborview Trust 2003 3 Trust Fund to Mission Property Partners LLC, Lot 12 Key Royale 13Th Addition, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6602, Nov. 13.

$406,349 Acpa Land Investments LLC, LvVILand Investments LLC to Degregorio Kathleen R, Lot 65 Lakewood Ranch Country Club Village, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6485, Nov. 13.

$405,000 Solorzano Marvin A, Solorzano Darlene M to Green Laverne M, Lot 193 River Place, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6628, Nov. 13.

$400,000 Nordic of Florida Development Inc to Medallion Home at The Inlets Reserve LLC, Riverdale Revised, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3039, Nov. 15.

$397,500 Lennar Homes LLC, Lennar Homes Inc to Child Arthur James, Child Juliana, Lot 4023 Heritage Harbour, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0418, Nov. 14.

$395,000 Put and Take LLC to Shell Gayden, Lot 10 Blk 1 Ilexhurst, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0955, Nov. 14.

$394,985 Taylor Morrison Of Florida Inc to Albero Michael W, Albero Paula C, Lot 63 Esplanade, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3791, Nov. 15.

$393,800 Bastic Edward G, Bastic Judy C to Gessner E Donald, Gessner Mary Jean, Lot 2071 Twin Rivers, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2546, Nov. 15.

$387,500 Dobry Richard F, Dobry Karen L to Owens Matthew T, Owens Amy E, Lot 1066 Country Meadows, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6508, Nov. 13.

$375,000 Hooper George W, Hooper Maxine M to Burnett Mark H, Pt 23-33-18, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2745, Nov. 15.

$375,000 Stothfang Kenneth E, Stothfang Donna L to Poseidon Adventures LLC, Lot 11 Blk 13 West Wind Shores, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1959, Nov. 14.

$372,400 WCI Communities LLC to Bishop Gordon, Johnson Janet L, Lot 11 Mariner Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2957, Nov. 15.

$359,600 Medallion Home at Gamble Creek LLC to Heitke Andrew Russell, Heitke Erica Suzanne, Lot 58 Gamble Creek Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1427, Nov. 14.

$339,900 Colburn Leslie J, Colburn Peggy H to Randolph Justin S, Randolph Robyn M, Lot 24 River Club North, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1905, Nov. 14.

$338,100 Bilbrey Charles H, Bank Of America, Foxwood at Panther Ridge Homeowners Association Inc, Bilbrey Patricia L to US Bank NA, Pt 30-35-20 2009-Ca-008234, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7810, Nov. 13.

$330,000 Hill Anne Mckean, Anne Mckean Hill Revocable Trust to 117 Willow LLC, Lot 14 Blk 29 Anna Maria Beach, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4443, Nov. 16.

$330,000 Miranda Jose C, Miranda Helena P to Laconte Thomas Harold, Laconte Marilyn June, Lot 30 Ashley Trace at Univers, Ity Place, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3932, Nov. 15.

$320,000 Billingsley Christopher, Billingsley Joanne, Guido Jacqueline to Carter Keith, Lot 1 Blk T Holmes Beach, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1628, Nov. 14.

$316,000 Imes George S, Imes Susanna, Imes Ama Susanne to Martin Alan D, Martin Diana M, Lot 25 Blk C Glenn Lakes, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0153, Nov. 13.

$300,000 Kelly Robert W, Kelly Shirley K to Bradt David Richard, Bradt Claire Louise, Lot 129 Palm Aire at Sarasota, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4490, Nov. 16.

$289,000 Chandler Sylvia to Nelson Jeffrey, Nelson Mary Ann, Lot 73 San Remo Shores, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6603, Nov. 13.

$285,000 Stull David A, Stull Pamela L to Gutierrez Rebecca J, Waterbury Grapefruit Tracts, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1851, Nov. 14.

$281,300 Craft Dean E to Faulkner Philip R, Faulkner Karyn L, Lot 22 Cimarron, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0550, Nov. 14.

$276,500 Overman Plante Deborah to Kutzbach Dale C, Perry Veronica A, Lot 5109 Cascades at Sarasota, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2629, Nov. 15.

$275,000 Massey James A, Massey Lucille E to Springer Marlene Ann, Lot 77 Fairway Six, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3364, Nov. 15.

$272,500 Lewis Rosa M to Moulton Pamela L, Lot 4025 Cascades at Sarasota, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0175, Nov. 13.

$268,000 Lennar Homes LLC to Nathan Management Group LLC, Coach Homes Iv at River Strand, Unit 8004, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0541, Nov. 14.

$267,853 D R Horton Inc to Carnes Terry R, Carnes Deborah S, Lot 23 Old Tampa Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0369, Nov. 14.

$265,000 Posey Steven, Posey Rhonda to Stirsman William, Stirsman Lina Kaye, Lot 130 Country Creek, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2327, Nov. 15.

$264,900 Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to Thr Florida LLC, Lot 46 Foxbrook, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3246, Nov. 15.

$261,876 Provident National Property Group LLC to Duffy Anthony S, Duffy Susan L, Lot 144 Woodbrook, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1883, Nov. 14.

$257,800 Cargor Partners Iii Parrish Lc to Matin Sadeka S, Lot 2042 Country Meadows, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1228, Nov. 14.

$257,000 Lennar Homes LLC to River Strand Rentals LLC, Coach Homes Iv at River Strand, Unit 8002, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0537, Nov. 14.

$257,000 Staab Nicholas L, Nicholas L Staab and Jo Ann Staab Revocable Trust, Staab Jo Ann, Staab Joann to Forward Kevin R, Leclair Michelle A, Lot 122 River Wilderness, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1702, Nov. 14.

$252,000 Burke Patrick, Burke Mary to Hansford Gary D, Hansford Kathleen, Lot 606 Stoneybrook at Heritag, E Harbour, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1143, Nov. 14.

$247,500 Ackerman Dennis W, Ackerman Jane M to Scorsolini Cynthia, Scorsolini Thomas, Lot 1 Blk H Chaparral Ii, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1815, Nov. 14.

$244,300 Taylor Morrison Of Florida Inc to Morris Ronald A, Morris Constance M, Lot 120 Esplanade, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3785, Nov. 15.

$240,500 Messersmith Mark, Messersmith Mark H, Richmond Valerie K, Messersmith Valerie K Richmond, Messersmith Valerie to Thr Florida LP, Lot 237 Country Creek, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3718, Nov. 15.

$240,000 Jones Barbara J to Baumgartner Yves R, Baumgartner Marie C Fikus, Second Longboat Harbour Unit 3, 4, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4596, Nov. 16.

$236,800 Christinzio Peter A, Christinzio Michelle A to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 39 Crossing Creek Village, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7240, Nov. 13.

$236,000 Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Volz Edward E, Volz Traci, Lot 101 Mill Creek, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0609, Nov. 14.

$228,000 Luque Jayver, Luque Fabiola to Sanchez Fredrico, Lot 243 Country Creek, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3808, Nov. 15.

$227,500 Vanco Enterprises Inc to Schindler Lon W, Schindler Marilyn M, Lot 8 Blk B Pine Meadow, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6984, Nov. 13.

$225,100 US Bank NA, Wachovia Bank NA, Chase Mortgage Finance Corporation Multi Class Mortgage Pass Through Certificates Series 2005 A2 to Powers Steven, Powers Betsy, Pomello Park, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0972, Nov. 14.

$224,900 Nevin Amanda L to Poirier Marcel, Poirier Jean A, Lot 6 Creekside Oaks, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7056, Nov. 13.

$221,106 Churchill David L, Boschetti Claire E to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 8 Whitfield Groves South, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3076, Nov. 15.

$220,000 Blaker Donald L, Blaker Susan M to Smith Todd W, Smith Deena L, Lot 59 Shore Acres Heights, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1773, Nov. 14.

$220,000 Parker Charles H, Rippcondi Frances A to Harmon Matthew L, Gray Grace Elizabeth, Emily Earles Resubdivision, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1486, Nov. 14.

$210,000 DR Horton Inc to Warren John, Warren Amy, Lot 2 Old Tampa Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0357, Nov. 14.

$210,000 Sweenor Jeffrey to Giesler James W, Giesler Beverly A, Lot 8 Country Club East at Lakewood Ranch, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7519, Nov. 13.

$200,000 GEN Financial Inc to Ronald Investment LLC, Pt 13-35-17, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5296, Nov. 16.

$200,000 Rive Isle Associates Limited, River Wilderness Associates Limited to Lo Grande Francesco, Lot 84 River Wilderness, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0795, Nov. 14.

$198,000 Snouffer Diane, Snouffer Kurt to Duncan Brook D, Duncan Abby E, Lot 84 Chelsea Oaks, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3295, Nov. 15.

$195,000 Ponce Michael J, Ponce Cynthia M to Crowley Patricia A, Roy Ann M, Lot 30 Blk 75 Country Club Addition to Whitfield Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5233, Nov. 16.

$195,000 Rahuba Barbara, Rahuba Edward to McDonald Georgia R, Mcdonald Clial D, Georgia R McDonald Family Trust, Clubside at Palm Aire Unit 765, 6, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3328, Nov. 15.

$192,990 Lennar Homes LLC to Draper James Vincent, Veranda I at River Strand Unit, 916, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0459, Nov. 14.

$192,000 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Vph Npnr 14 Trust to Thr Florida LP, Lot 73 Highland Ridge, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1992, Nov. 14.

$191,910 Pulte Home Corporation to Marshall Elizabeth, Lot 657 Harrison Ranch, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0619, Nov. 14.

$190,200 Alvarez Emerson E, Alvarez Melinda A, Wells Fargo Bank, Mill Creek Association Inc, Alvreaz Emerson Jr, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Inc to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 128 Mill Creek 2010-Ca-010314, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4311, Nov. 16.

$190,000 O'Brien Linda A, Walker Linda A to Austen Michael, Austen Arianne, Lot 19 Blk K Glenn Lakes, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6805, Nov. 13.

$183,990 Lennar Homes LLC to Nielsen Donald P, Nielsen Karen M, Veranda I at River Strand, Unit 914, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0483, Nov. 14.

$182,500 Lennar Homes LLC to Anthony Victor J, Veranda I at River Strand, Unit 925, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0545, Nov. 14.

$180,000 Stone Michael D, Stone Annie K to Easton Jason, Easton Quinn, Lot 65 Summerfield Village, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4614, Nov. 16.

$180,000 Wells Mary C, Wells Family Trust to Rudinger Pura, Pura Rudinger Revocable Living Trust, Lot 12 Blk F West Woods, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2989, Nov. 15.

$179,900 Spivey Steven R, Spivey Debra L to Colman Richard, Lot 14 Blk B River Point of Manatee, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0313, Nov. 14.

$175,000 Bliss Philip B, Bliss Margarette B, Phlip B and Margarette B Bliss Trust to Sieber Paul Warren, Lot 5 Trails, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1290, Nov. 14.

$175,000 Sterling Bradenton LLC to Kb Home Orlando LLC, Sterling Lake, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0995, Nov. 14.

$175,000 Whitney Marie L to Haskard Grace Alexander, Grace Alexander Haskard Revocable Trust, Whitney Beach Unit 194, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1292, Nov. 14.

$173,000 Takacs Thomas A, Takacs Tara R to Jenkel Adriane M, Lot 6 Marineland, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2782, Nov. 15.

$172,500 Becca Properties LLC to Wiedenroth Richard W, Wiedenroth Leslie K, Blk 5 Westfield, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1685, Nov. 14.

$167,000 Haber Gary L, Haber Debra L to Looper John, Looper Amy S, Lot 24 Hidden Meadows, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5133, Nov. 16.

$165,000 Christensen Harold R, Christensen Lynn S to Christensen Hal R, Saint Judes Apartments Unit 18, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7921, Nov. 13.

$165,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Guhl Steven W, Guhl Lyubov G, Lot 44 Fairway at Imperial Lakewoods, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0222, Nov. 13.

$165,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Weghorst Jennifer, Weghorst Timothy, Lot 11 Blk 18 Palma Sola Park, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7276, Nov. 13.

$162,000 Nickerson Natalie to Bavis Maurice, Bavis Daphne, Lot 13 Blk B Greenfield Plantation, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0720, Nov. 14.

$158,500 Fisher Lisa J, Fisher Lisa, Bouchard Mary J to Sankowski Paul, Sankowski Maria A, Lot 122 Sabal Harbour, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5053, Nov. 16.

$158,283 Gibbons Tara L, Partridge Gregory Scott to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 1 Hamilton Heath, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2317, Nov. 15.

$156,300 Longo Leonard J, Longo Jeanette J, Greenfield Plantation Homeowners Association Inc to Onewest Bank, Indymac Federal Bank, Indymac Bank, Lot 5 Blk C Old Grove at Greenfield Plantation 2009-Ca-00467, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7794, Nov. 13.

$156,000 Santiago Jessica to Devriend David, Devriend Debbie, Lot 169 Lake Preserve, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0403, Nov. 14.

$155,900 Dorfman Michael A to Thr Florida LP, Lot 18 Palm Lake Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1767, Nov. 14.

$155,000 Cannady Daniel E, Cannady Dianne E to Harvey John M, Harvey Robin L, Fernwood Unit 30, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3386, Nov. 15.

$155,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Van Beveren Katie A, Van Beveren Lambert, Lot 25 Oakley Place, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0207, Nov. 13.

$155,000 Merritt Andrea L to THR Florida L P, Lot 41 Roberts, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3571, Nov. 15.

$151,366 Kb Home Orlando LLC to Martin Teresa, Lot 22 Sheffield Glenn, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7742, Nov. 13.

$150,000 Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of New York, Cwalt Inc Alternative Loan Trust 2006 Oa3 to Morro Joseph A, Morro Brenda B, Serenata Sarasota Unit 102, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1792, Nov. 14.

$150,000 Collins Carol Ann to THR Florida LP, Lot 2 South Bay, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2352, Nov. 15.

$149,900 Hummon Norma A to Bennett John, Bennett Lily, Palm Aire at Sarasota Unit V 1, 26, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4715, Nov. 16.

$149,900 Jchedden LLC to Waitt Peter T, Waitt Susan M, Villas of Wild Oak Bay Unit 17, B, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5344, Nov. 16.

$149,642 Highland Holdings Inc to Joseph Katy L, Lot 42 South Oak, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1440, Nov. 14.

$148,174 Maronda Homes Inc Of Florida to Reyes Michael C, Reyes Dava W, Lot 136 Oakhurst Revised Portion, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2807, Nov. 15.

$148,000 Wells Benjamin D, Wells Claire A, Wells Claire, Aberdeen Homeowners Association of Manatee County Inc, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 17 Aberdeen 2009-Ca-011216, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7486, Nov. 13.

$145,000 Bank of New York Mellon, Bank Of New York, Alternative Loan Trust 2007 8Cb to Charney Adam, Charney Tara, Lot 1 Coral Shores East, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0322, Nov. 14.

$145,000 Fain John, Massaro Fain Angela to Tkap Holdings LLC, Lofts On Main Unit 302, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2544, Nov. 15.

$145,000 Gallen Michael P, Gallen Michael, Gallen Daniela Alexandra to Probst Scott M, Ahrndt Property, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1611, Nov. 14.

$145,000 Holmstrom Bethany, Bafia Bethany, Holmstrom Zachary to Hill Merry C, Lot 21 Blk A Braden River Lakes, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0129, Nov. 13.

$145,000 Nealey Russell J Sr, Nealey Sharon A to Baumann Grant Richard, Lot 24 Blk F Heather Glen, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3763, Nov. 15.

$144,500 Kelsey William E, W E Kelsey Living Trust, Kelsey W E Living Trust to Lambert Andrea, Lot 44 River Sound, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1817, Nov. 14.

$140,000 Bank of New York Mellon, Bank Of New York, Alternative Loan Trust 2005 62 to Martinez Roberto M, Lorenzo Vivian Paz, Palm Lakes Unit 72, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7180, Nov. 13.

$140,000 Sale Llewellyn Jr, Sale Llewellyn Iii, Llewellyn Sale Jr Revocable Trust to Nelson John F, Nelson Trudy E, Whitney Beach Unit 102, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7648, Nov. 13.

$134,900 Lennar Homes LLC to Frye Karin L, Grand Estuary V at River Strand Unit 615, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0430, Nov. 14.

$132,500 Bott Eugene S to Audet Michael, Audet Christina, Lot 14 Briarwood, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2997, Nov. 15.

$130,000 Weinberger David B, Irene B Mirabito Revocable Trust, Mirabito Irene B Revocable Trust to Ouinn Michael J Sr, Quinn Lorraine D, Quinn Trust, Villas at Wild Oak Bay IV Unit, 61 B, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1641, Nov. 14.

$129,900 Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Ameres Katina E, Lot 47 Arbor Creek, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0234, Nov. 13.

$129,900 Noyes Richard, Noyes Brenda to Tozer Donald Keith, Tozer Brenda J, Lot 7 Blk D Pointe West, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3721, Nov. 15.

$126,000 Bisharat Sami T, Bisharat Denise to Troyer Eric, Lot 87 Creekwood, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1338, Nov. 14.

$125,000 Roy Pamela G to Roy Caitlin, Lot 35 Palm Lake Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4505, Nov. 16.

$123,100 Gamero Jose to HSBC Bank USA, Fremont Home Loan Trust 2004 B Asset Backed Certificates Series 2004 B, Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, Lot 8 Blk E Fairfax 2010-Ca-009328, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7968, Nov. 13.

$121,000 French Dale to Clemann Barbara, Clemann Christopher, Lot 27 Catalina, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2657, Nov. 15.

$120,000 Cooper Scott, Cooper Alison to Cruz Yuliet Placeres, Lot 34 Blk K Kingsfield, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2373, Nov. 15.

$120,000 Donio Peter T, Donio Diane P to Maiolatesi Leonard E, Maiolatesi Barbara J, Village Green of Bradenton Replat Unit 116, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5165, Nov. 16.

$117,000 Sobr Frederick J, Twenty Four Twelve LLC to Thr Florida LP, Lot 1 Lakewood Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1866, Nov. 14.

$115,200 Weaver Robert, Weaver Robert L to Liberty Savings Bank, 0, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2581, Nov. 15.

$115,000 Erickson Douglas M to Earl Arthur C, Earl Janet M, River Place Unit 212, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1272, Nov. 14.

$113,500 Wolf Forrest D, Wolf Audrey to Dettling Marty, Dettling Alicia, Village Green of Bradenton Unit 405, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4738, Nov. 16.

$112,000 Nationstar Mortgage LLC to OP Investments of S.W. Florida LLC, Lot 22 Court of Palms, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7162, Nov. 13.

$111,000 US Bank NA, Sasco Mortgage Loan Trust 2005 Wf4 to Hawthorne Samuel, Lot 7 Blk A Randolph Court, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4873, Nov. 16.

$110,000 Cercone Gerald J, Cercone Teresa E to Manoj Anita, Lot 45 Blk A Townhouses of Lakeside South, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7037, Nov. 13.

$105,000 Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of New York, Cwabs Inc to West Florida Wholesale Properties LLC, Pt 30-34-22, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4849, Nov. 16.

$105,000 Garner Bernard R, Garner Elizabeth A to Lack Christopher, Lack Penelope, Terraces at Wild Oak Bay Ii Un, It 284, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2873, Nov. 15.

$105,000 Smith Darrell L, Smith Anita J to Pardo Yero Aurora M, Lot 44 Blk E Fresh Meadows, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1728, Nov. 14.

$104,600 Bermann Christopher John, Bermann Christopher J, Bank of America, Lighthouse Cove at Heritage Harboor Inc, Heritage Harbor Master Association Inc, Thornburg Mortage Home Loans Inc to US Bank NA, Bank of America, Lasalle Bank, Thornburg Mortgage Securities Trust, Lot 3070 Lighthouse Cove at Heritage Harbour 2009-Ca-002400, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7720, Nov. 13.

$102,000 Karras Alia J to Gal Sandra, Pinehurst Village Unit 202, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0221, Nov. 13.

$101,000 Lehrhoff Lotti to Titus Charles, Titus Patricia, Gold Tree Co Op Inc Unit 191, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4479, Nov. 16.

$100,600 CPM Properties LLC, Adobe Commercial Properties of Florida LLC, Estes Harvey to Bofi Federal Bank, Bank of Internet USA, Pt 2-35-17 2012-Ca-003650, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7340, Nov. 13.

$100,100 Harpel Natasha E, Harpel Patrick J, Little Melton H, Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Ixis Real Estate Capital Trust 2006 He1 to 2012 B Property Holdings LLC, Pt 23-35-17 2009-Ca-003406, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7773, Nov. 13.

$100,000 Strycharz Taduesz, Stanislawa Strycharz Revocable Trust to Nair Ajith, Nair Bindu, Lot 9 Michelle, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2355, Nov. 15.

$98,000 Deal Michael H, Deal Nancy Rae, Hecklinski Tiffany Marie, Hecklinski Jeffry to Deal Michael H, Deal Nancy Rae, Hecklinski Tiffany, Hecklinski Jeffry, Lot 4 Blk B Holmes Golf to Bay, Development, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0508, Nov. 14.

$97,900 Spilimbergo Gabriele, Spilimbergo Gabrielle, Ramirez Mercedes Carolina, Bankunited, Bolleitieri Resort Villas Condominium Association Inc to Bankunited, Bollettieri Resort Villas V Un, It 101 2011-Ca-001624, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7994, Nov. 13.

$96,100 Sanders Timothy, Sanders Timothy Terrell, Ward Regina, Sanders Regina, Ward Regina Loretta, Covered Bridge Estates Community Association Inc, Homebanc Mortgage Corporation to US Bank NA, Homebanc Mortgage Trust 2006 2, Lot 5 Covered Bridge Estates 2010-Ca-009534, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7971, Nov. 13.

$95,000 Wells Fargo Bank, Structured Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loan Trust Series 2007 3 to Cefferillo Ernest J, Cefferillo Linda M, Cedar Hollow at Tara Unit 4 10, 1, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4427, Nov. 16.

$92,000 Lance Kimberley M to Ross Ronnie W, Ross Susan E, Lot 5 Blk M Sandpointe, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1975, Nov. 14.

$91,500 Adams Shirley B, Adams John W to Britt Charles M Jr, Britt Rosalind C, Terra Ceia Club Unit 712, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1564, Nov. 14.

$89,900 Crown and Seven LLC to Francis Harold E, Greenbrook Walk Unit 105, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3366, Nov. 15.

$89,000 Hallagan Donald J, Hallagan Brian M, Taylor Laureen D to Revere Margaret Anne, Eagle Creek III Unit 7484, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2535, Nov. 15.

$88,000 Central Mortgage Company to Cunnien Jacquelyn K, Lot 14 Blk J Bayshore Gardens, Section No 36, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2252, Nov. 15.

$87,000 Vincent Timothy S, Vincent Irene D to Tkac Jaye A, Tkac Teresa A, Banaszak Robert C, Banaszak Rebecca S, Ironwood Second Unit 302 C, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6799, Nov. 13.

$85,000 Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to Paternostro Jaime Antonio, Paternostro Nicole Michelle, Lot 3 O L Stuarts Resub, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3275, Nov. 15.

$83,470 Clark William J Jr, Willis Clark Beverly to Biddison Elaine B, Pine Bay Forest Unit 2, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1758, Nov. 14.

$81,500 Loan T Nguyen to Frye Joseph H, Frye Maureen K, Vivienda at Bradenton Ii Unit, 56, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1520, Nov. 14.

$81,115 HSBC Bank USA, Nomura Asset Acceptance Corporation, Wells Fargo Bank to Carranza Gregorio, Lot 169 Oak View, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3987, Nov. 15.

$80,100 Hooper Benjamin, Hooper Benjiman to Citibank, Structured Asset Mortgage Investments II Trust 2007 Ar5, Lot 9 Blk D Pattens 2009-Ca-002544, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7723, Nov. 13.

$79,999 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Gsamp Trust 2005 Wmc3 to Walker Gia Thi, Gia Thi Walker Revocable Trust, Lot 81 Cutrona, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2868, Nov. 15.

$78,700 Mossey Tracy to Wachovia Mortgage, World Savings Bank, Lot 9 Blk G Southwood Village, First Addition Re Plat 2009-Ca-008293, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7813, Nov. 13.

$78,000 Portfolio Trust LLC to Sidney Peykar Real Estate Holdings LLC, Lot 2 Blk A Village Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2038, Nov. 14.

$77,500 Moriarty Irma K, Brady Richard H, Bauslaugh Judy K, Baushaugh Judy K, Moriarty Smith Toni Lee, Moriarty Alma, Thomas Alma, Moriarty Patrick, Gardner Barbara to Wightman Douglas L, Wightman Patricia M, Piney Point Homeowners Cooperative Unit 360, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2524, Nov. 15.

$75,000 Twenty Four Twelve LLC, Sobr Fred to Boldi Mauro Carlos, Lot 7 Trails, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1770, Nov. 14.

$73,000 Migdal Martha to Lowe Elizabeth C, Meadowcroft Unit 1307, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6801, Nov. 13.

$71,500 Pewitt Rodney L, Davis Phoebe to Jwc Sarasota Tpa LLC, Tradition at Palm Aire Unit 55, 10, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7856, Nov. 13.

$71,000 Federal National Mortgage Association to Purow Lilina, Village at Townpark Unit 208, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3256, Nov. 15.

$70,000 Citbank NA, Wamu Series 2007 He3 Trust to Candreva John, Lot 12 Blk N Bayshore Gardens, Section 32, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0981, Nov. 14.

$70,000 Rife Cynthia A, Dorothy V Roth Family Trust, Roth Dorothy V Family Trust to Vecchione Arthur D, Arthur D Vecchione Revocable Trust, Ridgewood Oaks Unit 56, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5367, Nov. 16.

$69,900 Kambrick Stephen M to Yanuzzelli Ryan A, Lot 16 Blk G Bay View Park, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1502, Nov. 14.

$69,400 Moore Marjorie E to Darin Thomas Albert, Cambridge Village Unit 5, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1755, Nov. 14.

$68,370 Bieser Arthur L Jr to Bieser Arthur L Jr, Bieser Juli Marie, Lot 1 Devonshire Place, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4340, Nov. 16.

$67,000 Wells Fargo Bank, Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust Series 2007 Rfc1 to Pelican Investment Properties LLC, Village at Townpark Unit 207, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0725, Nov. 14.

$65,625 Bank of America to Cahill Mark F, Lot 8 West Palmetto Oaks, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5142, Nov. 16.

$65,000 Phillips Sydney Waxman, Nancy F Preston Living Trust, Preston Nancy F Living Trust to Tommypietro LLC, Pt 21-35-17, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4700, Nov. 16.

$65,000 Wightman Douglas, Wightman Patricia to Meeuwsen Gordon, Meeuwsen Catherine, Piney Point Homeowners Cooperative Unit 12, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2499, Nov. 15.

$64,050 Bank of America, Bac Home Loans Servicing LP to Rino Investments LLC, Lot 4 Andre, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6653, Nov. 13.

$62,000 Sorice William J, Hrubes Lisa Ann, Sorice Victoria to Miller Thomas H, Church Jacquelyn Ballard, Parkway Villas, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1578, Nov. 14.

$60,000 Cargor CM Property Investments Inc to Cargor Partners III Parrish Lc, Lot 2042 Country Meadows, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1221, Nov. 14.

$60,000 Esposito Ryan to Foreit Daniel, Wendy Brooks Trust, Brooks Wendy Trust, Pt 28-33-18, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1039, Nov. 14.

$60,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Asn Manta Investments LLC, Pt 6-35-18, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7755, Nov. 13.

$56,000 Federal National Mortgage Association to Invest P I LLC, Pt 13-35-17, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2325, Nov. 15.

$56,000 Proulx Jean M, Proulx Helene B to Gegear Darcy, Mclean Linda, El Rancho Village Unit R 11, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0802, Nov. 14.

$55,000 Willis Jouit D, Willis Virginia L to Barber Simon P, Barber Nora Anne, Piney Point Homeowners Cooperative Unit 186, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2541, Nov. 15.

$52,500 United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to L and L Land Acquisitions Inc, Pt 10-35-22, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7455, Nov. 13.

$52,400 Cahill Douglas Alan to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Indymac Indx Mortgage Loan Trust 2006 Ar2, Lot 1 Villages of Thousand Oaks 2010-Ca-007296, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7919, Nov. 13.

$51,107 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-5 to Realty Consultants LLC, Lot 6 Blk B Baumers, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7250, Nov. 13.

$50,900 Hunter Larry F to HSBC Bank USA, Lmt 2006 6 Trust Fund, Pt 7-35-18 2011-Ca-005256, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0024, Nov. 13.

$50,300 Doyle Kenneth P, Doyle Joan E, Onewest Bank to Mastr Adjustable Rate Mortgages Trust 2007 3, Onewest Bank, US Bank National Association, Lot 99 Westwego Park 2009-Ca-006396, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7808, Nov. 13.

$50,000 Adams Norman D, Adams Alma L to Russell Arnold E, Russell Linda S, Cortez Villas Unit 4, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6804, Nov. 13.

$50,000 Lesinski Frances I to Burdett Lyndsey A, Shadybrook Village Unit 169B, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4780, Nov. 16.

$48,600 Achieva Credit Union to Cra Community Development Group Inc, Pt 18-35-18, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5072, Nov. 16.

$47,500 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Redjvani Fatemeh, Bay Pointe at Cortez Unit 5108, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1004, Nov. 14.

$45,300 Wiggins Claudette to Sosed B&B Retreat Inc, Washington Park, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2682, Nov. 15.

$45,000 Selchan Alan, Selchan Alan Paul, Selchan David, Selchan David Michael to Jenkins Perry, Jenkins Luisa, Raintree Unit 405, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1609, Nov. 14.

$44,500 Bankunited to Tartsanyi Peter, Grand Oaks Unit 103, O.R. Book 02445 Page 5094, Nov. 16.

$44,100 John Gianfranco to Guccione Michael J, Moore Guccione Ethelene, Lot 25 Blk 39 Holiday Heights, 2nd Addition 2012-Ca-002490, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0057, Nov. 13.

$42,999 US Bank, C Bass Mortgage Loan Asset Backed Certificates Series 2006 Cb2 to APG Florida LLC, Lot 17 Blk C Bay View Park Resub, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3032, Nov. 15.

$42,500 Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of New York, Cwmbs Inc CHL Mortgage Pass Through Trust 2006 Hyb1 to Pelican Investment Properties LLC, Village at Townpark Unit 106, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6483, Nov. 13.

$40,000 Alexander William J to Jordan Margaret, Las Casas Unit 2, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4142, Nov. 16.

$40,000 Shallo Eleanor D, Brown Meta D to Brown Herman, Brown Meta D, Village Greene of Bradenton Unit 311, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1226, Nov. 14.

$39,000 Jones Gloria to Walker Evadney E, Lot 4 Blk 5 Lees Addition to M, Anatee, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4476, Nov. 16.

$38,000 Overmier Thomas E, Overmier Gertrude to Kinkel David S, Villager Apartments Unit 4, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2671, Nov. 15.

$37,500 Blind Pig Investments LLC, Sponseller Clayton to Fisher Todd, Blk 2 Mrs Emma Harris, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2571, Nov. 15.

$37,000 Wauchula State Bank to Ernst William D, Pt 8-35-22, O.R. Book 02445 Page 3856, Nov. 15.

$35,200 Hall James E, Moskowitz Gordon Richard, Simidian Darlene, Simidian Dikran V, Florida Department of Revenue to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2006 5, Pt 6-35-18 2009-Ca-002334, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7717, Nov. 13.

$35,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Hernandez Juan Carlos, Lot 41 Vogelsangs Brasota Manor, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2459, Nov. 15.

$34,100 Lawson Joann to U S Bank, Mastr Asset Backed Securities Trust 2006 Am1, Cannon 2011-Ca-006420, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0028, Nov. 13.

$34,100 Riester Joseph C, Riester Maria Nicolina, Derosa Maria N to Grossman Charis, Finstad Stacy, Lot 13 Blk 3 Garden Heights, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6961, Nov. 13.

$33,000 Portfolio Trust LLC to GFA Fidu Inc, Lot 74 Sunny Lakes Estates, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1995, Nov. 14.

$31,500 Ash Heather L to SRQ Invl LLC, Sanctuary of Bradenton Unit 255, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7095, Nov. 13.

$31,300 Demer John A, Demer Vinetta M, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, Burchell Diane to Financial Freedom Sfc, Lot 5 Blk C Bayshore Gardens 2009-Ca-011867, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7488, Nov. 13.

$31,000 Robertson Harriet A to Martel Paul V, Martel Peggy A, Skyway Village Estates Unit 17, 4, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0053, Nov. 13.

$30,100 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Home Equity Mortgage Loan Asset Backed Trust Series Inabs 2006 B to Poynter Catherine D, J D Lambs Plat of Parrish, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6551, Nov. 13.

$30,000 Rollins Patricia, Casey Dorothy J, Casey Laurence J to Woods Gary, El Rancho Village Unit G 39, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2273, Nov. 15.

$30,000 Wenzel Joanne, Savoy Alton to Zeigler Dayle O, Pt 9-37-22, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4303, Nov. 16.

$28,000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Sorto Elena, Lot 102 Orange Ridge, O.R. Book 02445 Page 1965, Nov. 14.

$27,900 Caskey Jason, Caskey Ann Marie, Caskey Ann, Caskey Dalton to U S Bank, Gsamp Trust 2007 He1, Lot 3 Blk B Benjamin 2012-Ca-001586, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0051, Nov. 13.

$27,500 Willow Creek Properties LLC to Bacheler Stewart, Lot 291 Foxbrook, O.R. Book 02445 Page 0804, Nov. 14.

$27,000 Mill Creek VII Investors LLC to Manatee New Homes LLC, Lot 7602 Mill Creek, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6929, Nov. 13.

$27,000 Mill Creek VII Investors LLC to Manatee New Homes LLC, Lot 7603 Mill Creek, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6931, Nov. 13.

$27,000 Mill Creek VII Investors LLC to Manatee New Homes LLC, Lot 7604 Mill Creek, O.R. Book 02444 Page 6933, Nov. 13.

$26,000 Miccio Sandra M, Kovarick Robert E to Jordan J Larry, Leisure Lake Village Unit 515, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2074, Nov. 14.

$25,000 Brammer Evelyn J to Galligan Charles Henry Jr, Charles Henry Galligan Living Trust, Second Bayshore Unit D 24, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2570, Nov. 15.

$23,500 Leite Marcio S to Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, Valencia Garden Unit 276 2009-Ca-004380, O.R. Book 02444 Page 7792, Nov. 13.

$23,100 Shrimpton Erin J, Farber Erin J, Shrimpton Mitchell G to Shrimpton Mitchell G, Shrimpton Erin J, Lot 46 Plantation Oaks, O.R. Book 02445 Page 2060, Nov. 14.

$22,500 Dilleshaw Louise to Goligoski Daniel R, Goligoski Paula, Desoto Square Villas Unit 109, O.R. Book 02445 Page 4726, Nov. 16.

Source: http://www.bradenton.com/2012/11/25/4291571/real-estate-transactions-for-nov.html

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