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Samsung made a bold move when it announced the Galaxy S III mini. Here was an Android phone with the potential to take the iPhone 5 head-on. While the original Galaxy S III is clearly the flagship, its 4.8-inch display means it's literally too much for some people to handle. By matching Apple's screen size inch for inch, it could have been pitched as a device aimed at winning over some iOS fence-sitters. However, when you look at the specifications: a dual-core 1GHz processor, WVGA (800 x 480) display and a 5-megapixel camera, it's clear that Samsung had other ideas, opting to fish for a more mid-range customer instead.

Fast forward to the present, and it's no longer a matter of intellectual debate as to what the mini is all about: the phone is here, and on sale in much of Europe for £299 / €379. So hubris, brand appeal and pundit talk aside, is this the real-deal Galaxy S III, just for smaller hands? Or is it a budget phone simply wearing its elder sibling's tuxedo to the ball? We spent some time getting to know the phone in an attempt to find out.

Gallery: Samsung Galaxy S III Mini review

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Herb Weisbaum , NBC News

Consumer Reports' annual ratings of wireless providers, released Thursday, shows that the major cellphone companies still have a lot of work to do to boost customer satisfaction.

In fact, none of the big four national carriers had an overall satisfaction score above 72 percent, across the board lower than their overall scores from just two years ago. Consumer Reports says cellphone companies remain among the lowest-rated service providers it evaluates.

We pay a lot for our cellphones and wireless services and we expect a lot in return: rock-solid voice connections, seamless data downloads and world-class customer service. But apparently we don?t always feel that we?get it.

Verizon topped the list of major carriers in this year?s subscriber survey, followed by Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T. The rankings are based on responses from 63,000 readers.

?Verizon stands out from the pack if you are a heavy-duty data user,? said Mike Gikas, senior electronics editor at Consumer Reports. ?They?re the Cadillac network. They?re pricey in some respects, but in terms of overall quality of service and availability of service, they are the overall leader.?

This confirms what J.D. Power and Associates found in its 2012 Wireless Network Quality Performance Study released in August: Verizon is consistently better than the average wireless carrier and much better than most of its competitors.

But your satisfaction can depend on where you live. The Consumer Reports survey looked at 23 metropolitan areas. It found the quality of cell service can vary from place to place. For example, Sprint is virtually tied with Verizon in St. Louis, but in last place (significantly below AT&T) in Chicago.

It?s interesting to note that three smaller companies had the highest marks for customer satisfaction in the Consumer Reports survey: Consumer Cellular, U.S. Cellular and Credo Mobile. U.S. Cellular, the biggest of this group (with service in 24 mostly Midwestern states), earned a reader score of 88 percent.

?They also offer an excellent experience for consumers and an affordable one, especially if you?re looking for a family plan,? Gikas said.

One group that was happier than most: AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile subscribers who have smartphones that connect to 4G networks. They were consistently more satisfied than customers with 3G service. In fact, when it comes to 4G service, AT&T had the fewest problems of any carrier.

?AT&T has been a basement dweller for several years now. A lot of people are unhappy with the service, except 4G customers. They seem to like the service from AT&T,? Gikas told me.

A tough bunch to please
People?s expectation of good service is much higher than it was just a few years ago.

??They expect their smartphone to do whatever it?s supposed to do every time,? said Kirk Parsons, senior director of wireless services at J.D. Power and Associates.

Smartphone users practically live with the device in their hands. They notice the difference between a connection that takes a second and a fraction of a second. And when something goes wrong, they?re likely to hold a grudge against the company.

The ads promise more and we assume our cellphone company to deliver. For example, subscribers with 4G phones expect those high-speed connections everywhere they go. But 4G service isn?t available everywhere.?

?If you travel, there are still a lot of open patches where 4G is not available,? Parsons noted. ?That frustrates people who want the service wherever they go.?

The potential downside of higher speeds
Consumer Reports cautions that faster phones can result in higher bills. It?s fun to use your phone to play online games and watch streaming video, but if you?re not careful you can really burn through the megabytes.

?Your monthly bill will double with a smartphone,? Gikas said.

And just as more people are upgrading to smartphones, Verizon and AT&T, the country?s two biggest wireless companies, no longer offer unlimited data plans to new customers.

As these ?all-you-can-eat? data plans disappear, some heavy users may find that they go through their monthly allowance a lot sooner than expected.

A cheaper way to go
If you?re looking to spend less on cellphone service, consider a prepaid plan with no monthly service contract. The rates are lower, the phones have gotten better ? you now have a greater choice of smartphones ? and Consumer Reports survey shows that customer satisfaction is relatively high.?

You will pay more for the phone because there is no subsidy from the carrier. With the typical 2-year contract, the cost of that phone is rolled into your monthly rate. With prepaid service, you buy the phone upfront, so your monthly rate is lower.

?Over the course of about two years, you?ll end up paying less,? Gikas noted.

Consumer Reports? top-rated prepaid carrier is TracFone. It offers inexpensive plans for people who don?t use their cell phone very often.

The editors say Straight Talk and Virgin Mobile are standouts for budget smartphones. They offer low-cost, unlimited plans for voice, text and data.

Herb Weisbaum is The ConsumerMan. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter?or visit The ConsumerMan website.

Source: http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/technolog/verizon-best-att-worst-consumer-reports-carrier-survey-1C7319906

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(The following statement was released by the rating agency)

Nov 30 -

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Summary analysis -- Cambridge Industrial Trust -------------------- 30-Nov-2012

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CREDIT RATING: BBB-/Stable/-- Country: Singapore

Primary SIC: Real estate

investment

trusts

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Credit Rating History:

Local currency Foreign currency

13-Jul-2006 BBB-/-- BBB-/--

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Rationale

The rating on Cambridge Industrial Trust (CIT) reflects the Singapore-based

REIT's portfolio of good quality and well-located industrial property assets

and its stable cash flows. CIT's limited asset and tenant diversity tempers

these strengths. We assess the REIT's business risk profile as "satisfactory"

and its financial risk profile as "intermediate."

CIT benefits from an occupancy rate of 98.9%. The company's gross revenues of

Singapore dollar (S$) 65.0 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2012,

were in line with our expectation. We anticipate that the REIT's earnings and

cash flows will remain steady over the next one to two years. This is because

CIT is likely to have limited capital expenditure needs given that its tenants

are responsible for the regular maintenance of the properties.

CIT's assets values are comparable with peers', despite the smaller average

size of assets in its 48-property portfolio. The REIT's average security

deposit per tenant of 12.5 months' rent is higher than the industry average of

three to four months' rent. In our view, the high tenancy deposit mitigates

any immediate negative cash flow impact if leases are terminated because it

provides CIT with sufficient time to find other tenants. We expect CIT's

portfolio value to rise to about S$1.2 billion by Dec. 31, 2012, from S$1.0

billion a year earlier. The management's active management of assets

(replacing smaller and underperforming assets with new properties) will drive

asset and earnings growth.

CIT has limited geographic diversity because all its assets are located in

Singapore. Tenant concentration is also high: The top 10 tenants contributed

about 49% of gross rent in the quarter ended September 2012. Single tenant

properties constitute 83% of the company's portfolio.

CIT raised a S$100 million bridge loan in early November this year to finance

the purchases of certain identified properties. The loan will increase the

company's debt-to-capital ratio to 45%, which is higher than peers', in the

next six months, from about 37% currently. The REIT is acquiring the assets to

replace two properties that the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) purchased for

S$101.6 million under its compulsory purchase mechanism. CIT expects to repay

the loan on maturity in March 2013 with the compensation from the SLA. We

expect the company's debt-to-capital ratio to decline to 36% after it repays

the loan. We do not see any risk in the receipt of compensation from the SLA.

In addition, we believe that the completion of CIT's two pre-committed

build-to-suit development projects will partially make up for the loss in

revenue from the government's acquisition of two of CIT's properties in 2012.

In our base-case scenario, we expect CIT's revenue to increase 12% year over

year to S$90 million in 2012.

Liquidity

We view CIT's liquidity as "adequate," as defined in our criteria. We estimate

that the REIT's liquidity sources will exceed its liquidity uses by more than

20% in 2012. Our liquidity assessment is based on the following major

assumptions:

-- CIT will have unrestricted cash and short-term investments of S$25

million-$30 million by the end of 2012.

-- Funds from operations will be S$30 million-S$35 million in 2012.

-- Current committed and undrawn facilities are about S$73 million.

-- Budgeted maintenance and development capital expenditure is S$55

million-S$60 million in 2012.

-- Distribution to unitholders will be about 90% of distributable income,

or S$45 million-S$50 million.

-- We expect net liquidity sources to remain positive even if EBITDA

declines 15%.

We believe that CIT has limited headroom to increase debt in 2012. The REIT is

likely to temporarily breach its target gearing (ratio of total debt to

capital) of 40% with the recent asset acquisition. However, we believe this

spike will be reversed with the SLA proceeds and we estimate CIT's gearing

will revert to about 36% by March 2013.

CIT's funding needs are minimal because of low capital expenditure

requirements due to the completion of its development and asset enhancement

projects. In the next 12 months, we believe that the REIT is not at risk of

breaching the financial covenants stipulated in its bank loans. Covenants

include a loan-to-total assets ratio of less than 60% and a ratio of net

property income to interest of more than 1.5x.

Outlook

The stable rating factors in our expectation that CIT will maintain its

business risk profile and generate adequate cash flows.

We may raise the rating if the REIT improves the overall quality of its asset

portfolio, reduces tenant concentration risk, and adopts a more conservative

financial policy.

We may lower the rating if CIT engages in overly aggressive debt-funded

acquisitions, which weaken its capital structure. We could also downgrade CIT

if the REIT's asset quality deteriorates or its net operating income comes

under pressure, weakening its credit metrics. A downgrade trigger could be a

debt-to-capital ratio of more than 40% and a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of more than

7.5x on a sustained basis.

Related Criteria And Research

-- Key Credit Factors: Global Criteria for Rating Real Estate Companies,

June 21, 2011

-- 2008 Corporate Criteria: Analytical Methodology, April 15, 2008

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IAEA?s Director General Yukiya Amano said at the agency?s council meeting that satellite images showed massive construction works underway in Parchin, including large soil extraction.

He expressed concern that these activities could hinder an IAEA inspection and voiced his regret over the impasse that exists in the dialogue with Tehran on its nuclear program and military research that it allegedly covers up.

Yukiya Amano reminded that the next nuclear talks with Iran were slated for December 13 in Tehran.

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Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has been appointed to two influential roles within European football.

Gazidis, who took up his role at the Gunners in 2009, has been named by the European Club Association (ECA) as their representative on UEFA's primary policy-making body - the UEFA Professional Strategy Council. He will also take up a place on the ECA Executive board which represents the interests of Europe's top 207 teams. Gazidis was part of the management team that was in charge of setting up the MLS in 2001 and he will replace Manchester United's CEO, David Gill, on the ECA board. ECA Chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said:

"I am pleased to welcome Ivan Gazidis on the ECA Executive Board. His experience and distinct football knowledge will add a lot of value to ECA and European football as a whole." Upon his appointment Gazidis said:

"I am delighted to be joining these important groups which are hugely influential in the future direction of the game in Europe. I am looking forward to representing the top European clubs in many important debates as we move ahead."

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What once was a traditional South American tribal drink, is now sweeping the world as a new, healthy energy drink, and a refreshing alternative to tea and coffee. A gently-caffeinated drink, yerba mate is prized amongst its fan for giving that reviving kick, without any of the jitters. And now, as its popularity grows and grows, we too can get our hands on this natural beverage that?s been a jungle secret for centuries. The question is, when are you going to try yerba mate?

What is Yerba Mate?

The yerba mate (pronounced yerba mah-tay) plant grows in the forests of South America, and for centuries, the indigenous people have ground up the leaves and stems to make a beverage that is revered for its energy-boosting, and strengthening properties.

Traditional folklore tells the story of a mysterious Shamen, who rewarded a young woman with the recipe for the yerba mate beverage, after she loyally remained with her aging father whilst her tribe moved on.

In the last few years, yerba mate has moved out of the forests, and into modern South America, where it is now hugely popular, and is manufactured either as a cold drink, or in dried tea form for a refreshing hot version. The drink itself is naturally caffeinated, which explains it?s energy-boosting ability. In fact, although it isn?t strictly a tea, it has many similarities to one, and even has a grassy taste not unlike green tea.

Are There Health Benefits to Yerba Mate?

Yerba mate doesn?t just offer a caffeine kick- it also has many substantial health benefits, that make it a really healthy alternative to everyday tea and coffee. Traditionally, yerba mate was used to boost the immune system, for stomach upsets, as well as depression and weight-loss. Today, we have the scientific knowledge to know that these are still relevant uses for the beverage.

The key is that yerba mate is absolutely full of antioxidants, which have a wide-range of health benefits, from slowing the aging process, to maintaining a healthy heart and preventing cancer. In fact, yerba mate is believed to have 90% more antioxidants than green tea- in other words, a super concentrated dose!

Like green tea, yerba mate is also said to help in weight loss by suppressing the appetite and boosting energy levels. In addition, the drink has an effect on the metabolism, and is said to create a consistent, steady breakdown of sugars, instead of the peaks and troughs of blood-sugar levels that can cause cravings and sluggishness. As well as providing the energy-boost you might need to get you going, yerba mate can also help you keep exercising longer; it does this by helping to breakdown and remove the lactic acid that builds up in the muscles during exertion, and causes muscles to ache and become tired.

What?s really special about yerba mate is that it seems able to lower cholesterol levels. Research that was carried out in Brazil in 2009, showed that participants who drank 300ml of yerba mate, three times a day for 40 days, lowered their bad cholesterol levels by up to 8.7% by the end of the trial!

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I started drinking Yerba Mate about 4 years ago. I used to only drink it terer? (cold) but I was shown a couple of hot preparations with milk and sugar that I really like so now I do it both ways; Hot in the winter and cold the rest of the time. Yerba Mate is a wonderful substitute for coffee or soda. It makes me feel good and gives me energy but doesn?t spike me up and down like regular caffeine. My soda intake has gone to almost zero since I discovered this stuff.

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If you?re looking for something to kick start your day, or even for something that will get you through the afternoon without keeping you up all night, then yerba mate may just be the drink for you. Gently-caffeinated, packed full of healthy antioxidants, and a favourite for centuries with the indigenous tribes of South America for being an all-round immune system booster, it?s only a matter of time before yerba mate has a permanent home in everybody?s kitchens!

In the past, Gray repeatedly said he's cooperating with authorities in an investigation that?s more than a year old and has seen some felony convictions, but he would not repeat that pledge Monday.
"I was the one who called for an investigation of my own campaign, and we will continue to work with this investigation," Gray had said in July.

But the mayor, who hasn't been charged with any crime, has apparently stepped away from those earlier words and wouldn't say if he's cooperating with prosecutors.

As the Examiner reports:

"I've indicated... all along, especially in the recent past, that it would really be inappropriate for me to comment on a pending investigation, and that continues to be my position," Gray said. "The investigation is ongoing, and we'll see it through."

This weekend, The Washington Post's editorial page, which has repeatedly called on the mayor to be more forthcoming about the allegations surrounding his successful campaign to oust incumbent Adrian Fenty (D), cited sources who said that Gray "isn't talking" to prosecutors.

WRC-TV/NBC4, also citing unnamed sources, affirmed the Post editorial page's assertion that Gray has been uncooperative. Gray's lawyer, Robert Bennett, hasn't responded to questions about the mayor's alleged resistance to meeting with federal investigators.

Prosecutors have been investigating what's been described as a "shadow" campaign that illegally funneled more than $650,000 in unauthorized contributions to efforts to boost Gray's candidacy. Three people, Thomas Gore, Jeanne Clarke Harris and Howard Brooks, have pleaded guilty in recent months to charges related to the secret campaign efforts.

As the Post reported earlier this month, David Dzidzienyo, the director of Gray's official campaign field operations, said he voiced concerns to Gray during the 2010 race about how campaign efforts headed up by longtime local campaign operative Vernon Hawkins were being funded.

Gray responded, according to the Post: "I don't want to hear about problems. I just want to be the candidate."

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The Facebook generation is reading strong according to a recent survey, and a local bookseller said he has observed part of the trend in a Memphis bookstore.

"I've been a bookseller for 35 years. Publishers have been speaking directly to that demographic recently and that's nothing but good," said The Booksellers at Laurelwood manager Eddie Burton.

According to the report from Pew Research Center, 8 in 10 Americans between the ages of 16 and 30 have read a book in the past year. That's compared to about 7 in 10 adults in general.

Of the the younger adults surveyed some 75 percent read a print book, 19 percent read an e-book and 11 percent listened to an audiobook.

Among Americans who read e-books, those under the age of 30 are more likely to read their e-books on a cell phone or computer than on an e-book reader.

The Memphis Public Library offers hundreds of e-book checkouts in their digital media collection.

The collection allows you to read e-books on ipads, kindles, smartphones and other devices.

Frequent user Kristin Huntley said she loves the digital services that the library offers, and finds it easy to use.

"I love how easily accessible it is. They have also added many more popular titles and authors, such as Dave Eggers," said Huntley.

Burton said he can agree that e-readers contribute to this demographic reading more, since it can be accessed anywhere.

He said since publishers are releasing books like The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Twilight and Matched that are directed to this demographic, young Americans are more likely to keep reading.

"10 or 15 years ago you had intermediate books or classics to chose from," said Burton.

However, Burton said he has observed more classic books being purchased by this age group.

He said it's hard to differentiate what is being bought for class requirements or for recreational reading.

"I like to think more and more enjoy great literature," said Burton.

When talking about his daughters - who are in the lower part of this demographic - Burton believes that they are talking about books on Facebook, and that other young Americans discuss books on social media too. Which also contributes to more young adults and teenagers reading nationwide.

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China is issuing passports with a map of the disputed South China Sea labeled as part of China.

By Peter Ford,?Staff Writer / November 27, 2012

A woman holds a Chinese passport, displaying a Chinese map which includes an area in the South China Sea inside a line of dashes representing maritime territory claimed by China (l., top) and a picture of Beijing's Tiananmen Square (bottom), at an office in Wuhan airport, Hubei province, November 23. China's neighbors condemned Chinese passports containing a map of the disputed territories across the South China Sea.

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China?s neighbors are seething with anger over new Beijing-issued passports that they see as the latest, underhand, Chinese jab in an ongoing regional row about maritime territory.?

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Beijing has infuriated India, too, with its e-passports, decorated with a map of China that shows disputed territories across the South China Sea ? and Himalayan land that New Delhi claims ? as belonging to China.

Vietnam is refusing to stamp the new passports with visas, for fear that to do so would imply acceptance of China?s claims. The Indian consulate in Beijing is stamping its own map of the disputed border when it affixes visas to the new passports.

The quiet Chinese move has baffled even some Chinese experts.

?I do not know why they decided to do this,? says Niu Jun, professor of international relations at Peking University. ?It cannot resolve any of the disputes with our neighbors and we could expect a response from the other countries.?

At Vietnam?s border with China, Vietnamese officials are not pasting visas into the new passports, but issuing them on separate pieces of paper.

The Vietnamese government says it has sent a diplomatic note to Beijing asking the Chinese government to remove ?erroneous content? from the new passports.

The Chinese government began issuing the passports, which contain an electronic chip with the holder?s personal data, last April. It is believed to have handed out more than 5 million of them, but the map began stirring controversy only a few days ago.

The Philippines, engaged in a fierce territorial dispute with China over fishing grounds near the Scarborough Shoal, has protested to Beijing. Taiwan, which Beijing claims as an integral part of its territory but which enjoys de facto independence, has also complained.

?This is total ignorance of reality and only provokes disputes,? said Taiwan?s Mainland Affairs Council, the body responsible for relations with China, in a statement last week.?

The map of China, on page 8 of the new passports, shows a dotted line to illustrate China?s territorial claim to almost the whole of the South China Sea, which puts it in conflict with a number of its neighbors, such as Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Brunei.

Washington has dismissed the map as irrelevant.

?Stray maps that they include are not part? of international standards that passports must meet, US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Monday.

?These issues need to be negotiated among the stakeholders, among ASEAN and China, and, you know, a picture on a passport does not change that,? she added.

China has defended its new travel documents as being in line with international standards.

?China is not targeting a specific country,? Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Friday. ?China is willing to communicate with relevant countries and continue to promote contacts.?

The passport row is the latest flare-up of tensions in the South China Sea that are complicating Beijing?s relations with several of its neighbors.

In May, China suspended the import of bananas from the Philippines until Manila backed down in a dispute over fisheries around the Scarborough Shoal.

In June, the state owned Chinese oil company CNOOC invited foreign firms to bid for exploration rights in an area close to Vietnam?s coast. A month later Beijing announced that it was upgrading the town of Sansha, in the Paracel Islands, which it seized from Vietnam in 1974, to the status of a prefecture-level municipality and would soon station troops there.

China is also embroiled in a territorial dispute with Japan over three uninhabited islands in the East China Sea known in Chinese as the Diaoyu islands and in Japan as the Senkaku. Both sides have sent surveillance and coast guard vessels to patrol the disputed waters, raising fears of a clash.

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Using Facebook to post crazy photos of yourself at a party is something you may want to rethink for a number of reasons, a new study shows.

By Dasha Afanasieva, Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) - Posting pictures of yourself plastered at a party and talking trash online with your Facebook friends may be more stress than it's worth now that your boss and mom want to see it all.?

A survey from Edinburgh Business School released on Monday showed Facebook users are anxious that all those self-published sins may be coming home to roost with more than half of employers claiming to have used Facebook to weed out job candidates.?

"Facebook used to be like a great party for all your friends where you can dance, drink and flirt," said Ben Marder, author of the report and fellow in marketing at the Business School.?

"But now with your Mom, Dad and boss there, the party becomes an anxious event full of potential social landmines."?

?On average, people are Facebook friends with seven different social circles, the report found, with real friends known to the user offline the most common.

Only a third of the study's participants used the privacy setting that lets users control the information seen by different types of friends, according to a press release announcing the study, which surveyed 300 users, mostly students, with an average age of 21.

More than four-fifths of users add extended family on Facebook, a similar number add siblings. Less than 70 percent are connected to friends of friends while more than 60 percent added their colleagues online, despite the anxiety this may cause.?

Facebook has settings to control the information seen by different types of friends, but only one third use them, the report said.?

"I'm not worried at all because all the really messy pics ? me, drunken or worse ? I de-tag straight away," said Chris from London, aged 30.?

People were more commonly friends with former boyfriends or girlfriends than with current ones, the report also found.

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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat speaks during his meeting with European Union.

Was Yasser Arafat poisoned?

Photo by Hussein Hussein/PPO/Getty Images.

The body of Yasser Arafat was exhumed briefly on Tuesday so medical examiners could attempt to determine whether he was poisoned. Arafat?s widow, Suha, requested a murder investigation, and high levels of polonium-210 have been found on the Palestinian leader?s personal effects. Explainer readers have asked a series of polonium questions, which are answered below.

Why do political assassins like polonium-210? Because a small amount is very deadly. Polonium-210 is extremely toxic, and it?s relatively easy to smuggle across borders because it emits only short-range radiation. But it?s not a good choice for an assassin who wants to get away with his crime. Unlike many other potential poisons, polonium-210 is easily identifiable and can leave a radioactive trail to the culprit. It makes sense as an agent of murder only if you?re trying to make a statement. The chemical is, in a sense, a calling card, because only a handful of major countries, including Israel, the United States, and Russia, are known to maintain large stockpiles of polonium-210, and private entities can buy only small amounts under a government license.

The popularity of polonium-210 as an agent of murder may be overstated because of a single, dramatic case. In 2006, Alexander Litvinenko died slowly from polonium-210 poisoning in London. Before dying, the former KGB agent accused Vladimir Putin of ordering the attack. Litvinenko remains the only high-profile known case of deliberate polonium poisoning.

Where does polonium-210 come from? Bismuth. When showered with neutrons, the element bismuth absorbs one of them to become radioactive bismuth-210. Over the course of five days, the bismuth atom undergoes beta decay: The neutron turns into a proton, an electron, and an antineutrino, with the latter two particles eventually leaving the nucleus. The result is polonium-210. The world?s supply of polonium-210 is produced in a nuclear reactor in the central Russian city of Chelyabinsk.

Polonium-210 is also naturally present in the environment in small amounts, because it is a decay product of uranium.

How does polonium-210 kill? Through irradiation. Polonium-210 is a prolific emitter of high-energy alpha particles, and is 5,000 times more radioactive than radium. Alpha radiation loses much of its energy on first impact, so being exposed to external sources isn?t normally fatal. If, however, the substance enters the body, it damages bone marrow, causing nosebleeds, bruising, and hair loss. High doses travel through the body, irradiating tissue and sometimes killing the victim. Pictures of Alexander Litvinenko, who was allegedly fed dissolved polonium-210 in his green tea, dramatically demonstrate the external symptoms of polonium poisoning, including hair loss and yellowing of the skin.

If he really was poisoned, would polonium-210 still be detectable in Arafat?s body after eight years in a mausoleum? Possibly. The radioactivity of a sample of polonium-210 drops by one-half every 138 days, so examiners will be looking for approximately two-one-millionths of the original dose of radiation. Still, if Arafat was exposed to a lethal dose, it?s possible that tests will be able to detect the leftovers. It will likely be months before authorities get the results.

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Property Management Columbus Ohio For people who own residential, commercial, or industrial real estate, working with a property management and maintenance company will be a great resource. Property management works the same as management in other industries by overseeing the care and financial needs of any building. They work to find quality tenants who respect and care for the property and always pay on time. A property manager acts as a buffer between the owner and the tenant easing the responsibility of busy owners. Selecting a respected property management company can make the real estate process simple. Our company have the skills and knowledge to make every aspect of the process simple and pain-free. Take comfort in knowing that we will treat your real estate as if it were our own.

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$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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Key GOP voices including Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham have tempered their rhetoric about Ambassador Susan Rice, who has been speculated as a possible secretary of State.

By Howard LaFranchi,?Staff writer / November 26, 2012

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice listens during a news conference at the UN in June. Republican opposition to Rice's possible nomination to be secretary of state began to crack Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012, as Sen. John McCain said she was 'not the problem' in the White House's explanation about the Sept. 11 attack in Libya.

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It?s looking more likely that if President Obama wants Susan Rice, the US ambassador to the United Nations, as his next secretary of State, he?ll get his wish.

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Key Republicans are softening their opposition to any promotion of Ambassador Rice. Notably, Sen. John McCain (R) of Arizona has replaced his outright opposition with a willingness now to hear her case, should she be nominated.

The less strident tone from Senator McCain and other Republicans over the weekend suggests that the hyper-partisan atmosphere that prevailed in the election campaign and in the immediate aftermath of Mr. Obama?s reelection may be ceding to a more bipartisan approach to foreign policy ? and to the general rule that, barring any egregious disqualifiers, the president should get the foreign-policy and national-security team he wants.

Opposition to Rice flared up over her depiction of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, that left four Americans dead, including the US ambassador to Libya. Working from a set of talking points provided by the Central Intelligence Agency when she appeared on Sunday news shows Sept. 16, Rice described the attack as a ?spontaneous? act that grew out of a copycat reaction to widespread demonstrations against an anti-Islam video.

Prominent Republican senators including McCain and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina vowed to oppose Rice?s nomination to any higher office, while a group of 97 House Republicans took the unusual step of sending a letter to Obama saying they opposed Rice?s possible nomination for secretary of State ? even though the House has no role in approving presidential nominations.

A heated debate ensued that included charges from Democrats of Republican sexism and racism (Rice being an African-American woman). By the weekend, key Republican voices tempered their rhetoric.

McCain said on ?Fox News Sunday? that he?d ?be glad to have the opportunity to discuss these issues with? Rice, while Senator Graham said on ABC?s ?This Week? that he blames the president more than Rice for the administration?s depiction of the Benghazi attack and its reluctance to call it a terrorist attack.

Still, Graham said that if Obama does nominate Rice, ?there will be a lot of questions asked of her about this event and others.? Also, he vowed to pursue an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attack.

Over on NBC?s ?Meet the Press,? House Republican Peter King of New York lauded Rice?s work at the UN, particularly on North Korea. But as for the argument that Rice was speaking from vetted intelligence talking points when she went on national television five days after the attack, Representative King said that as a senior administration official, ?she has an obligation not to just be a puppet and take what?s handed to her.?

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