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Clark County real estate transactions | OregonLive.com
A sampling of single-family home sales recorded in Clark County in February, the most recent month for which data is available. First Saturday: Battle Ground (98604), Ridgefield (98642), Vancouver (98685). Second Saturday: Camas (98607), Vancouver (98683, 98684). This week: Vancouver (98660, 98661, 98663, 98665). Fourth Saturday: Vancouver (98662, 98664, 98682, 98686).
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3711 Thompson Ave; 1,359 square feet; on 2/1/2013 for $63,001
2505 Simpson Ave; 759 square feet; on 2/15/2013 for $75,019
2902 Cherry St; 1,368 square feet; on 2/7/2013 for $114,000
2915 Fruit Valley Rd; 1,601 square feet; on 2/1/2013 for $134,725
214 W 38th St; 1,903 square feet; on 2/27/2013 for $159,000
204 W 38th St; 2,444 square feet; on 2/15/2013 for $260,000
114 NW 41st St; 2,260 square feet; on 2/11/2013 for $316,000
98661
1008 U St; 523 square feet; on 2/7/2013 for $57,000
2903 E 24th St; 888 square feet; on 2/11/2013 for $69,450
2905 E 16th Pl; 948 square feet; on 2/5/2013 for $130,000
5513 NE 51st St; 1,254 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $143,000
7709 NE 66th Ave; 988 square feet; on 2/20/2013 for $146,400
3223 E 27th Cir; 1,906 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $150,000
3903 E 16th St; 1,892 square feet; on 2/5/2013 for $167,500
5105 NE 42nd Ct; 1,228 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $175,000
4806 NE 56th Ave; 2,016 square feet; on 2/22/2013 for $186,000
5925 NE 60th Ave; 2,167 square feet; on 2/26/2013 for $190,000
5520 NE 43rd Way; 1,664 square feet; on 2/13/2013 for $195,000
6808 NE 58th St; 2,360 square feet; on 2/25/2013 for $200,000
7310 NE 56th Ct; 1,940 square feet; on 2/8/2013 for $202,000
4314 NE 48th St; 2,552 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $211,750
5324 NE 70th Cir; 2,027 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $225,000
5422 NE 51st Cir; 2,268 square feet; on 2/21/2013 for $240,000
5409 NE 51st Cir; 2,405 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $253,313
6302 NE 44th Way; 2,350 square feet; on 2/7/2013 for $270,000
5614 NE 67th Cir; 2,694 square feet; on 2/21/2013 for $270,000
98663
4704 NE Pacific Ave; 696 square feet; on 2/8/2013 for $95,000
4516 NE 26th Ave; 1,626 square feet; on 2/20/2013 for $174,500
902 E 31st St; 1,863 square feet; on 2/15/2013 for $185,000
2405 D St; 1,456 square feet; on 2/5/2013 for $227,500
98665
5105 NE 99th St; 1,202 square feet; on 2/22/2013 for $125,500
1411 NE 65th St; 2,626 square feet; on 2/4/2013 for $150,000
8000 NW 1st Ave; 1,296 square feet; on 2/26/2013 for $169,900
527 NW 82nd St; 1,304 square feet; on 2/27/2013 for $172,000
2014 NE 86th Cir; 1,260 square feet; on 2/1/2013 for $175,000
8019 NW Old Orchard Dr; 2,220 square feet; on 2/22/2013 for $179,000
1219 NW 97th St; 1,360 square feet; on 2/22/2013 for $184,600
4019 NE 91st Cir; 1,809 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $185,000
3800 NE 84th St; 1,560 square feet; on 2/5/2013 for $185,500
9504 NW 26th Ct; 2,212 square feet; on 2/11/2013 for $220,000
9709 NW 9th Ave; 2,382 square feet; on 2/4/2013 for $230,000
9804 NW 11th Ct; 1,560 square feet; on 2/20/2013 for $236,500
910 NW Sluman Rd; 2,597 square feet; on 2/6/2013 for $243,500
905 NW 96th Cir; 1,790 square feet; on 2/8/2013 for $260,000
4304 NE 93rd St; 2,495 square feet; on 2/13/2013 for $267,000
1713 NE 72nd Cir; 3,098 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $275,000
4819 NE 94th St; 2,460 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $285,000
7507 NW 16th Ave; 3,856 square feet; on 2/28/2013 for $293,800
1907 NE 65th St; 3,739 square feet; on 2/27/2013 for $439,719
8914 NW Lakecrest Ave; 4,640 square feet; on 2/7/2013 for $525,500
Source: First American Real Estate Solutions
Source: http://www.oregonlive.com/clark-county/index.ssf/2013/04/clark_county_real_estate_trans_37.html
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Obama s 2014 Science Budget Proposal Revitalizes STEM Education, Reduces Environmental Conservation
The President's plan for next year would give a boost to infrastructure, manufacturing and education in exchange for land conservation and environmental cleanup efforts
Among the winners in Pres. Barack Obama?s 2014 federal budget: the U.S. Geological Survey, Department of Education and National Science Foundation (NSF). The losers include agribusiness and the Environmental Protection Agency. Obama?s plan, announced April 11, is less a vision for a progressive science agenda than a reflection of political reality?specifically, the fact that he still must work with a conservative Congress. The budget gives a boost to science education and research, long-standing administration priorities. In a nod to fiscal conservatives it trims administrative costs and slashes subsidies for agribusiness. On the matter of fossil fuels, however, it largely maintains the status quo, preserving funding for drilling and fracking. Here?s a quick list of winners, losers and how the new White House budget would affect them.
The winners:
The Department of Education: Prioritizes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning by creating a STEM Master Teaching Corps, an advisory group, as well as gives science research institutions a direct role in influencing curricula in K?12 schools and funneling young people to careers in those subjects. The $71-billion plan includes $7.6 billion for collaboration among the NSF, the Smithsonian Institution and schools from the K?12 through graduate levels.
Infrastructure: Centralizes specialized technical networks like electric power, transportation and water management into a unified $750-million cyber infrastructure system, enabling engineers to identify and address problems in the network instantaneously, and without disrupting other systems.
Manufacturing: Begins transitioning the U.S. to a ?new manufacturing economy? that would consist of a $1-billion network of interconnected manufacturing hubs. Hubs would link universities, high-tech manufacturers, service providers and tech start-ups.
The Fossil-Fuel Industry: Sets aside $421 million for carbon-capture-and-storage development in fossil-fuel technologies, an increase of nearly twice last year?s amount.
The U.S. Geological Survey: Dedicates $80 million for renewable energy research and development, including solar and wind projects, and $20 million for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, the controversial drilling practice by which natural gas is extracted by shattering thick layers of underground shale with highly pressurized fluid. The allocation for fracking is a nearly 50 percent increase from last year.
The losers:
The Department of Agriculture: Slashes $38 million from Agriculture by eliminating subsidies for corn, soy, wheat and dairy?long considered an industry crutch to maintain consistently rising profit margins?as well as direct payments, allowances introduced with the intent of weaning farmers off traditional subsidies. The cut includes an $800-million reduction in farm bill conservation programs that encourage environmentally sound farming practices.
The Environmental Protection Agency: Cuts $3.7 billion from the EPA?s operating budget, a decrease of nearly 5 percent, and slashes state funds for clean water?reducing the Clean Water State Revolving Fund, a loan-assistance program for water quality improvement projects, by $1.2 billion. Superfund and brownfield cleanup programs will also be cut, losing $33 million.
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
FAA approves Boeing 787 battery fix, gives the green light for repairs
There's been a few weeks of silence following the Boeing 787's successful battery testing, but the FAA has finally weighed in on the proposed design tweaks. Today the organization approved Boeing's battery fix, which means the aircraft maker can take the next step in returning the fleet of 50 Dreamliners to the air. The real action will come next week, when the FAA will issue instructions for making changes to the 787s and -- according to an official statement -- "publish in the Federal Register the final directive that will allow the 787 to return to service." Airlines operating the Dreamliner -- including United and ANA -- will be required to install containment and venting systems for the batteries in addition to replacing the batteries with the new, modified components.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
IBM's Q1 2013 Misses On Revenue Of $23.4B, EPS Of $3.00, As Service Revenue Suffers
IBM announced its Q1 2013 earnings today, reporting net revenues of $23.4 billion and?earnings?per share of $3.00. EPS was an improvement over last year’s numbers (of 8 percent), while revenue was down 5 percent, or 3 percent adjusting for currency. Flat software revenue and down service revenue is what led to the overall shortfall in terms of analyst?expectations. Since IBM divested itself of its PC business in a sale to Lenovo back in 2004, it’s been able to focus on service offerings and build that into a strong business, which continues to prove to have been an almost prescient decision in the wake of the PC market’s continued softness. A report last year from The Verge indicated that IBM’s choice of buyer for its hardware division, Lenovo, was due mostly to the company trying to curry favor with the Chinese government. That, too seems to have paid off well for Lenovo, which has beat estimates for five consecutive quarters. Still, those normally strong areas of services and software were either flat or down compared to last year’s numbers. Lenovo’s software revenue was $5.6 billion for the year, flat year over year, and service revenue was down 4 percent annually for a total of $9.6 billion. Systems and technology, which represent its remaining hardware assets, were $3.1 billion, down year over year a significant 17 percent as the PC market continues to suffer. Total operating profit margin for the quarter was 46.7 percent non-GAAP, with net income up 3 percent to $3.4 billion. Watching how the stock performs after market is a strong indicator of the S&P 500′s general progress, analyst firm Bespoke Investment Group notes, so many will be watching to see how the market reacts to this underwhelming earnings picture.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mydyZzQZWlo/
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