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City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 066-060005519 AMHERST DRCARROLL BRITTANIE L FLETCHER,ANITA F 210 1S Fram 1/18/2018 $142,500.00 066-090005534 AMHERST DRWHEATLEY PROPERTY MGMT LLC WINECOFF,MARK W 250 1S Brick 5/17/2018 $62,800.00 012-220006854 APPERSON STWEST-BEY FRED JR ET ALS DONALSON,BARBARA JEAN 110 1S Fram 6/21/2018 $0.00 045-2000201141 ARLINGTON STSOLODAR ZACHARY ROWE,LAURA 150 1S Brick 4/2/2018 $22,100.00 045-2000241211 ARLINGTON STVIRGINIA COMMON RENTALS WHEATLEY PROPERTY MGMT LLC, 110 1S Fram 6/25/2018 $20,000.00 045-2000241211 ARLINGTON STVIRGINIA COMMON RENTALS WHEATLEY PROPERTY MGMT LLC, 110 1S Fram 5/29/2018 $12,151.00 046-1700011117 AUGUSTA AVEDIGGS VIRGINIA FARRAR DIGGS,JOHN M & VIRGINIA 150 1S Brick 1/10/2018 $0.00 046-050037911 AUGUSTA AVEMOORE JAMES C III MOORE,ELOISE J 151 1S Br Bs 2/26/2018 $0.00 038-0100051493 BAXTER RDELEY RAENN M BATTLE,DAVID E & MARZELL 210 1S Fram 4/17/2018 $130,000.00 038-0200011525 BAXTER RDWILLIAMS THEODORE KNIGHT,DAVID L 251 1S Br Bs 6/25/2018 $100,000.00 045-3700051310 BAYLORS LNMCGOVERN BONNIE PAI,LIZA 116 1.5S Fr B 4/20/2018 $32,450.00 045-3700091324 BAYLORS LNA HOME FOR YOU LLC JONES,MARK 110 1S Fram 3/12/2018 $0.00 045-3600011412 BAYLORS LNJONES NATALIE T & SPARKLE INVESTMENT CO LLC, 110 1S Fram 6/29/2018 $0.00 066-040037320 BEAUREGARD AVEWOOD JODY C & DENNIS C BUCKLEY,TROY A 110 1S Fram 3/7/2018 $104,000.00 066-020001418 BEAUREGARD AVETOLBERT JONATHAN D & CHARLENE TOLBERT,JONATHAN D 150 1S Brick 4/18/2018 $0.00 047-130015347 BEECH STSHEETS DANIEL KAJA HOLDINGS 2 LLC, 215 1.5S Fra 5/15/2018 $22,500.00 City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 047-140022407 BEECH STNASH REAL ESTATE LLC TOMS,RHONDA 210 1S Fram 5/18/2018 $18,500.00 044-3300131578 BERKELEY AVEIFEKWUNIGWE ANN IFEKWUNIGWE,ANN & 156 1.5S Br B 6/22/2018 $0.00 053-0400011580 BERKELEY AVEIFEKWUNIGWE ANN IFEKWUNIGWE,ANN & 100 Vacant 6/22/2018 $0.00 053-0500121678 BERKELEY AVEDAVIS DALE H & MARIANNE H THOMPSON,JOHN BERNARD ET ALS 120 2S Fram 4/30/2018 $149,000.00 054-1900151823 BERKELEY AVEROGERS KHADIJRA ABUROMAN,MEHMOUD 110 1S Fram 3/5/2018 $119,900.00 067-0700141933 BERKELEY AVEBAIM PROPERTIES 5 LLC MIRZAKANDOV,ALEKSANDR 155 1.5S Bric 6/12/2018 $0.00 067-0700141933 BERKELEY AVEBAIM PROPERTIES 5 LLC MIRZAKANDOV,ALEKSANDR 155 1.5S Bric 4/9/2018 $48,551.00 067-0600131942 BERKELEY AVEJOHNSON ANGELA THORNTON HATHAWAY,JUDY E 160 2S Brick 5/11/2018 $0.00 056-0200072041 BISHOP STFUENTES CRISTIAN O & WELLS FARGO BANK NA, 150 1S Brick 1/30/2018 $55,000.00 056-0700072111 BISHOP STSALYERS DEBORAH A WM PAINTING LLC, 150 1S Brick 3/19/2018 $132,200.00 056-1300122222 BISHOP STWM PAINTING LLC DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO 110 1S Fram 1/25/2018 $33,205.00 056-1300152240 BISHOP STWILLIAMS GENERAL GRANT JR WM PAINTING LLC, 110 1S Fram 1/9/2018 $10,000.00 056-1300152240 BISHOP STWILLIAMS GENERAL GRANT JR WM PAINTING LLC, 110 1S Fram 6/11/2018 $151,900.00 065-090007333 BLACKWATER DRROSARIO MILKA JANYS PAULINO W M PAINTING LLC, 210 1S Fram 4/2/2018 $151,000.00 042-0400011616 BLAIR RDJONES DAVID W & FEDERAL NATIONAL MTG ASSC, 156 1.5S Br B 5/29/2018 $182,000.00 042-0400011616 BLAIR RDJONES DAVID W & FEDERAL NATIONAL MTG ASSC, 156 1.5S Br B 6/12/2018 $172,300.00 City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 077-0100232564 BOGESE DRBRANCH BANKING & TRUST COMPAN CRAWFORD,FREDDIE H & ANN T 291 Tri-Level 3/9/2018 $57,400.00 044-0600171025 BOLLING STSANKOH MARIAM BAIM PROPERTIES 2 LLC, 120 2S Fram 4/9/2018 $30,100.00 044-1600141227 BOLLING STWRIGHT PHYLLIS ARLINE & HARRISON,ARTEMISHA D 151 1S Br Bs 4/3/2018 $0.00 011-100801 19 BOLLINGBROOK ST FRIENDS OF HISTORIC FARMERS BANK ASSOC OF THE PRESERVATION OF, 449 Other Co 5/3/2018 $0.00 011-180001302-326 BOLLINGBROOK STCS1031 OLD TOWNE LOFT APTS DST EAST BANK STREET PROPERTIES II LLC, 450 Vacant 6/20/2018 $10,200,000.00 070-0100022014 BOYDTON PLANK RDREYES BRODERICK & DAVIS,DANIEL S & KIMBERLY A 210 1S Fram 5/3/2018 $72,000.00 071-0200082541 BOYDTON PLANK RDACOSTA EFRAIN JEFFERSON,JAMES ALLEN 255 1.5S Bric 1/16/2018 $25,000.00 085-020015629 BRADFORD LNTROTTER TIFFANY D SECRETARY OF HSG & URBAN DEV, 210 1S Fram 2/22/2018 $10.00 085-020015629 BRADFORD LNTROTTER TIFFANY D SECRETARY OF HSG & URBAN DEV, 210 1S Fram 4/13/2018 $95,000.00 044-3500011566 BRANDON AVEMCCORMACK THOMAS M & GRANT,ROBERT C JR 156 1.5S Br B 6/29/2018 $247,450.00 054-0200081678 BRANDON AVETALLEY WILLIAM S JR & CHERYL E WRIGHT,MARGERY L 155 1.5S Bric 1/11/2018 $185,000.00 041-1800061711 BUCKNER STSMITH GREGORY L SR SMITH,GREGORY L & KAREN J 191 Tri-Level 4/10/2018 $0.00 041-1900121932 BUCKNER STMIDFIRST BANK PAIR,NAOMI G 150 1S Brick 1/24/2018 $57,299.00 056-0600132128 BUCKNER STPROJECT BUCKNER LLC BROWN,MARIO O 150 1S Brick 6/21/2018 $25,000.00 056-1600072211 BUCKNER STTYLER WELTON II PHILLIPS,SARAH B 150 1S Brick 4/13/2018 $90,000.00 067-1000201924 BURKS STEVANS KATHERINE A DAILEY,CAMERON G 191 Tri-Level 4/2/2018 $129,000.00 City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 067-1100141935 BURKS STDAILEY CAMERON G JOHN H GALLUP LLC, 150 1S Brick 5/29/2018 $70,500.00 031-050030495 BYRNE STBANDA JOSE A GARCIA CASTLEROCK 2017 LLC, 160 2S Brick 6/26/2018 $21,500.00 031-050030495 BYRNE STBANDA JOSE A GARCIA CASTLEROCK 2017 LLC, 160 2S Brick 1/23/2018 $17,200.00 021-240023540 CAMERON STPELLOT-ACEVEDO IVELISSE WILLIAMS,ADELLE E 300 Vacant 6/1/2018 $6,000.00 013-190006920 CAMERON STTAKESHAPE PROPERTIES LLC REED,LEE W & VERA 110 1S Fram 6/11/2018 $29,000.00 050-1500191500 CAMPBELL DRALEXANDER ANGELA 1500 CAMPBELL DRIVE SERIES, 250 1S Brick 5/31/2018 $114,900.00 011-30000911 CENTRE HILL CTPETERSBURG REVIVAL LLC WILLIAMS,HORATIO 320 2 Family 2/5/2018 $55,000.00 057-0200062521 CENTURY DRJEFFERSON DONALD L & KAREN R JEFERSON,DONALD L 291 Tri-Level 1/5/2018 $10.00 068-0800031842 CHUCKATUCK AVEDOUGHTY THERESA M ET ALS TRAYLOR,ETNA S 115 1.5S Fra 1/10/2018 $0.00 068-0700111905 CHUCKATUCK AVECARVER TODD W & JEREMY T LOUIS,EDWARD 110 1S Fram 3/27/2018 $0.00 068-0700111905 CHUCKATUCK AVECARVER TODD W & JEREMY T LOUIS,EDWARD 110 1S Fram 5/10/2018 $20,500.00 046-080003907 CLARKE STWYCHE TYRONE ROOSEVELT WYCHE,MARY E 150 1S Brick 3/9/2018 $0.00 021-280013142-44 CLAYTON STEADEH KEVIN CARVER,TODD & JEREMY 310 Duplex 3/22/2018 $55,000.00 032-020019515 CLINTON STBAILEY CORINE: TRUSTEE BROWN,H OTIS 120 2S Fram 3/16/2018 $0.00 032-020015531 CLINTON STGINSBERG VICTORIA CR 2018 LLC, 120 2S Fram 3/16/2018 $4,450.00 032-020015531 CLINTON STGINSBERG VICTORIA CR 2018 LLC, 120 2S Fram 5/25/2018 $13,000.00 City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 054-2200021848 COGGIN STMCREYNOLDS JOEL SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, 120 2S Fram 1/24/2018 $109,265.00 054-2200021848 COGGIN STMCREYNOLDS JOEL SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, 120 2S Fram 6/26/2018 $72,500.00 054-3200061929 COGGIN STHOBBS LONNIE H BROWN ,CRAIG T 191 Tri-Level 3/7/2018 $133,500.00 067-1200041961 COGGIN STLEWIS ROBERT ANTHONY & GOODMAN,SINNIE F 155 1.5S Bric 6/27/2018 $190,000.00 013-09000131 COLQUITT STJ.C.`S AUTO CENTER LLC SOUTH PLAINS INC, 400 Vacant 6/15/2018 $35,000.00 055-1600122110 COLSTON STRICKS ANTONIA M HANSLEY,KEITH A & MONICA L 150 1S Brick 5/14/2018 $114,500.00 056-1100062216 COLSTON STMONROE WILLIAM C SLOAN,KODY LEA 110 1S Fram 1/31/2018 $125,000.00 056-1100072222 COLSTON STTAP LLC TYLER,HAROLD J 110 1S Fram 4/11/2018 $0.00 033-080014559 COLUMBIA RDTAP LLC TYLER,HAROLD J 120 2S Fram 4/11/2018 $0.00 024-1500231301 COMMERCE STHARRIS PAULA WYNN HARRIS,JAMES ROBERT 450 Vacant 1/9/2018 $0.00 024-1500241309 COMMERCE STHARRIS PAULA WYNN HARRIS,JAMES R 100 Vacant 1/9/2018 $0.00 024-1508001311 COMMERCE STHARRIS PAULA WYNN HARRIS,JAMES R JR 470 Service 1/9/2018 $0.00 024-190002848 COMMERCE STFEDERAL NATIONAL MTG ASSC PARKER,RAYMOND C & BERLINE 110 1S Fram 2/23/2018 $37,000.00 024-180002944 COMMERCE STJOHNSON BERNARD LEE JOHNSON,BERNARD LEE ET ALS 110 1S Fram 5/24/2018 $0.00 049-030002625 CONFEDERATE AVE625 CONFEDERATE AVE LLC MASON,ANTON 210 1S Fram 4/30/2018 $0.00 031-08001235 A&B CORLING STRATHOMILL LLC CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY, 320 2 Family 1/25/2018 $130,400.00 City of Petersburg Transfers 1/1/2018 - 12/31/2018 Use Parcel Property Address Grantor Grantee Code Transfer Dat Consideration 004-270025115 COURTHOUSE STWB ACQUISITIONS LLC RAHIM,NASIR A 210 1S Fram 5/24/2018 $25,000.00 065-0400012534 CRESTWOOD AVEHENLEY TWANA MEADOWS,WILLIAM E & BOK SOON 210 1S Fram 3/26/2018 $103,000.00 005-060010143 CULPEPER AVEALONSO SILVIA PATRICA P & WELLS FARGO BANK NA, 210 1S Fram 1/26/2018 $47,790.00 005-060010143 CULPEPER AVEALONSO SILVIA PATRICA P & WELLS FARGO BANK NA, 210 1S Fram 4/3/2018 $40,000.00 014-03000963 CULPEPER AVEFELLS SHERMAN BROWN,RONALD L 210 1S Fram 2/13/2018 $31,500.00 045-3100071326 CUSTER STOWENS TRACY L HILL MANAGEMENT LLC, 150 1S Brick 1/31/2018 $37,300.00 045-3100081330-32 CUSTER STBRYANT WILLIAM E & WANDA L BRYANT,WANDA L 320 2 Family 5/15/2018 $0.00 052-0100041428 CUSTER STEPPS CALVIN M JR EPPS,ANNIE H 120 2S Fram 6/13/2018 $0.00 050-1300081612 DARBY DRCREIGHTON TRAVIS D & MELISSA L MARSHALL,HOWARD J & GLENNIS H 210 1S Fram 5/16/2018 $111,000.00 065-100013132 DEERFIELD DRWELLS FARGO BANK NA MADISON,BARBARA E 210 1S Fram 2/9/2018 $110,000.00 070-0500012100 DEFENSE
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    POSSIBILITY-SPACE AND ITS IMAGINATIVE VARIATIONS IN ALICE MUNRO’S SHORT STORIES Ulrica Skagert . Possibility-Space and Its Imaginative Variations in Alice Munro’s Short Stories Ulrica Skagert Stockholm University ©Ulrica Skagert, Stockholm 2008 ISBN 978-91-7155-770-4 Cover photograph: Edith Maybin. Courtesy of The New Yorker. To the memory of my father who showed me the pleasures of reading. Abstract Skagert, Ulrica, 2008. Possibility-Space and Its Imaginative Variations in Alice Munro’s Short Stories. Pp.192. Stockholm: ISBN: 978-91-7155-770-4 With its perennial interest in the seemingly ordinary lives of small-town people, Alice Munro’s fiction displays a deceptively simple surface reality that on closer scrutiny reveals intricate levels of unexpected complexity about the fundamentals of human experience: love, choice, mortality, faith and the force of language. This study takes as its main purpose the explora- tion of Munro’s stories in terms of the intricacy of emotions in the face of commonplace events of life and their emerging possibilities. I argue that the ontological levels of fiction and reality remain in the realm of the real; these levels exist and merge as the possibilities of each other. Munro’s realism is explored in terms of its connection to possibilities that arise out of a particu- lar type of fatality. The phenomenon of possibility permeates Munro’s stories. An inves- tigation of this phenomenon shows a curious paradox between possibility and necessity. In order to discuss the complexity of this paradox I introduce the temporal/spatial concept of possibility-space and notions of the fatal.
  • Climate Change and Freshwater Fisheries

    Climate Change and Freshwater Fisheries

    See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282814011 Climate change and freshwater fisheries Chapter · September 2015 DOI: 10.1002/9781118394380.ch50 CITATIONS READS 15 1,011 1 author: Chris Harrod University of Antofagasta 203 PUBLICATIONS 2,695 CITATIONS SEE PROFILE Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects: "Characterizing the Ecological Niche of Native Cockroaches in a Chilean biodiversity hotspot: diet and plant-insect associations" National Geographic Research and Exploration GRANT #WW-061R-17 View project Effects of seasonal and monthly hypoxic oscillations on seabed biota: evaluating relationships between taxonomical and functional diversity and changes on trophic structure of macrobenthic assemblages View project All content following this page was uploaded by Chris Harrod on 28 February 2018. The user has requested enhancement of the downloaded file. Chapter 7.3 Climate change and freshwater fisheries Chris Harrod Instituto de Ciencias Naturales Alexander Von Humboldt, Universidad de Antofagasta, Antofagasta, Chile Abstract: Climate change is among the most serious environmental challenge facing humanity and the ecosystems that provide the goods and services on which it relies. Climate change has had a major historical influence on global biodiversity and will continue to impact the structure and function of natural ecosystems, including the provision of natural services such as fisheries. Freshwater fishery professionals (e.g. fishery managers, fish biologists, fishery scientists and fishers) need to be informed regarding the likely impacts of climate change. Written for such an audience, this chapter reviews the drivers of climatic change and the means by which its impacts are predicted.
  • Luther College Catalog 2010–11 Decorah, Iowa Record 2009–10, Announcements 2010–11

    Luther College Catalog 2010–11 Decorah, Iowa Record 2009–10, Announcements 2010–11

    Luther College Catalog 2010–11 Decorah, Iowa Record 2009–10, Announcements 2010–11 The college published its first catalog in 1872—Katalog for det norske Luther - college i Decorah, Iowa, 1861- 1872. It was prepared by [President Laur.] Larsen and ran to 48 pages. It contained a list of officials and faculty members, a history of the college, an outline and a defense of the plan and courses of instruction, a section on discipline and school regulations, and a detailed listing of students at the college from the time of its founding. Larsen’s precise scholarship is apparent on every page. Not until 1883 was a second catalog published, this time in English. —from Luther College 1861–1961, pp. 113-114, by David T. Nelson EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: It is the policy of Luther College to provide equal educational opportunities and equal access to facilities for all qualified persons.The college does not discriminate in employment, educational programs, and activities on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other basis protected by federal or state law. The provisions of this catalog do not constitute an irrevocable contract between the student and the college. The college reserves the right to change any provision or requirement at any time during the student’s term of residence. Contents Introducing Luther ........................................................ 5 An Overview of Luther College ....................................................6