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This week's real estate transactions

Charleston County

The transactions listed below include properties sold for $150,000 or more and recorded between June 6-10.

Awendaw

Earl Gregory Cox and William B. Ellison sold 2229 Palmetto Fort Road, Palmetto Fort Farms to Southcoast Community Bank for $425,000.

Charleston

Charles F. McCrary sold Unit A3, 14 Elizabeth St. to Michel L. and Janice A. Hister for $320,000.

Wachovia Mortgage Corp. sold 15 Menotti St. to Laura Marzucco for $460,000.

Rachel C. Mogilka and Darragh J. Doran sold 921 Rutledge Ave. to William P. and Allison T. Lancaster for $315,000.

Virginia Delaney Gadsden sold 154 Spring St. to 154 Spring LLC for $425,000.

32 Lowndes Pointe Drive LLC sold 32 Lowndes Pointe Drive, Lowndes Point to Edwin D. Givens for $275,000.

Casual Company of Charleston LLC sold 23 Burns Lane, Burns Lane Parking HPR to GDP Investments LLC for $585,000.

Maria Gallego and Brian Mattis sold 168 Mary Ellen Drive, Longborough to RBS Investments LLC for $649,900.

Frances Stanton and Jack H. Powell sold 173 Wentworth St. to Emily Blakeslee Brock for $685,000.

Noah Shaffer sold 21 Queen St. to Kim E. and Glynda McAleer for $1.3 million.

Jiri F.V. and Jane Jilich sold 26 Elizabeth St. to Ernest Junior and Leigh L. Edwards for $615,000.

Edisto Island

Michael L. and Elaine R. Terry sold 8032 Russell Creek Drive to Lee Ann Stern for $400,000.

James Island

Henrietta K. and J. Allen Miles sold 1063 Fort Sumter Drive, Lawton Bluff to Yanis and Shelly Bellil for $400,000.

Megan E. Bresnahan sold 1557 Little Rock Blvd., Fairway Villas to Jessica Anna Barringer for $182,000.

Michael D. Wilmoth sold 2066 Wappoo Drive, Riverland Terrace to Matthew R. Dailey and Zachary S. Norris for $415,000.

Winslow D. Tuttle sold 652 North Shore Drive, Lawton Bluff to Nathan A. and Julie A. Foster for $320,000.

Christopher T. Coggins sold 668 Schooner Road, Lighthouse Point to Joseph Lawrence Fosberg for $162,500.

Kimberly E. and Andrew W. Anderson sold 683 Sterling Drive, Clearview to John H. and James Brian Getsinger for $275,000.

Bruce D. and Terry A. Prosser sold 685 Windward Court, Lighthouse Point to Joseph A. Orander for $399,900.

Matthew E. and Lindsay Yelverton sold 899 Kushiwah Creek Drive, Stiles Point Plantation to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. for $250,000.

Martial Arts Champion, Bob Wall, has Partnered with Massive ...

Manasquan, NJ (PRWEB) November 1, 2010

Massive Playbook™ has partnered with the legendary Bob Wall and http://www.worldblackbelt.com to create MAS (Martial Arts School) Playbook.

Bob Wall, the man behind the movies, is world renowned for his accomplishments in martial arts for five decades. Massive Playbook is extremely proud and honored to have such an accomplished teacher, competitor, businessman, actor, husband and father as their Martial Art spokesperson and partner.

Not only was Bob a major player in the martial arts community winning first or second place in every major karate championship from 1965 to 1972, he also capitalized on his teaching, motivational and disciplinary skills by creating some of the first business “systems” employed in the community of organized martial arts. Bob Wall partnered with Superstar Chuck Norris to create the largest chain of Martial Arts schools through the 1960’s. With keen business instincts and a penchant for leveraging new ideas and technologies, the partners continued to expand their business during that decade. This early innovation and approach set the standard for what was to become “best business practices” for Martial Arts studios (Nationally and Internationally) today.

In 1965, Bob Wall opened the famed martial arts academy Sherman Oaks Karate Studio. It is in this studio that many future super stars such as Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Mike Stone, Pat Burleson, Jim Harrison, and Benny Urquidez trained. Wall later taught Steve McQueen, Elvis & Priscilla Presley, Jack Palance, Johnny Desmond, Freddie Prinze, Brian Keith, The Osmonds and many more. Bringing the same enthusiasm and discipline he developed in the dojo, Bob parlayed these skills into the business world. Building a successful real estate entity, Bob was unstoppable. His career continued to forge ahead. Coupled with his business and martial arts career, Bob once again channeled the same energy and enthusiasm into a successful movie career. Wall co-starred in three of the late great Bruce Lee’s films, Way of the Dragon, Game of Death and Enter the Dragon and seven of Chuck Norris’ films.

Anthony D’Elia, founder of Massive Creative Inc.’s Massive Playbook™ exclaims, “It is an amazing opportunity for us to be partnering with Bob, a living legend! Having watched Bob in the movies on the big screen, having practiced Bob’s inimitable martial arts moves on the school playground growing up, reading about his success in and out of the dojo, I am particularly honored to have him as a partner for Massive Martial Arts School Playbook™.” We are truly fortunate to have someone who is not only extremely professional and respected in both his on-screen and off-screen career, but someone who cares about the future of Martial Arts. Encouraging young athletes to be better students and individuals, Bob has influenced multiple generations of martial artists. We are honored to have an athlete of his caliber joining our team. Bob has all the attributes that Massive believes in: integrity, loyalty, work ethic and talent. We are amazed and thrilled that Bob continues to ‘give back’ to the sport he loves.

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