4-H offers tours ofmarket animals

Monterey County 4-Hmembers, in conjunctionwith Lyceum of MontereyCounty, will offer familytours of a variety of mar-ket animals starting at 10a.m. March 27 at the Mon-terey County Fairgrounds.Attendees can learn how4-H members select farm

animals for show, how theyare fed, how they cared for,what is the desirable qual-ity and more. Animals willinclude swine, goats, heif-ers, steers, lambs, rabbitsand poultry.i What: 4-H overview ofmarket animalsi When: 10 a.m. March 27i Where: MontereyCounty Fairgrounds, Fair-ground Road, Monterey.i Register:Tour space islimited and families shouldregister with Lyceum ofMonterey County by call-ing 831-372-6098 or e-mail-ing janet@lyceum.org

An open call for buyersLOS ANGELES — Prolific song-

writer and“American Idol” judgeKara DioGuardi’s Spanish-stylehome in the Hollywood Hills is on themarket at $1,649,000.

The gated house, built in 1964, hascity and canyon views, wood-beamedceilings, an open floor plan, extensivedecks and a spa.Three bedrooms and3 1/2 bathrooms sit in 3,400 squarefeet. She added an outdoor cedar

sauna to give the secluded property aspalike feel.

The guest unit has its ownentrance, living room, kitchen andbathroom.

DioGuardi, 39, who joined thepanel of the Fox singing competitionin 2009, brings a wealth of experi-ence to the role. She has writtenhundreds of songs, including morethan 165 on multiplatinum albums,and worked with Celine Dion, GwenStefani, Christina Aguilera, BritneySpears, Pink and “Idol” winner KrisAllen, among others.

A record producer and singer too,she owns Arthouse Entertainment, apublishing company.

She has used the house as a fre-

quent site for her songwriting.Public records show DioGuardi

bought the two-story house in 2004for $1,199,000. Last year she marriedMaine home builder Mike McCuddy.

Gambler decides toshow his hand

Professional poker player JoeSebok, host of “Poker2Nite” on FoxSports, and designer Kristan Cun-ningham of “Design on a Dime”fame have teamed up to outfit hisnew apartment on the Strand in Her-mosa Beach.

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Birds in paradise:Bring natural song andcolor to your yard

If you’ve been feeding thebirds this winter, keep it up.Your regular visitors areprobably counting on yourfeeder to get them throughthe last few days until spring.

Smart Solar Portsmouthbird bath fountain operateswith solar-powered pump;the water recirculates on itsown. $114.98 at www.garden-statueshop.com.

REAL ESTATELISTINGS INSIDE

MARK YOURCALENDAR

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

This photo taken Feb. 16, shows general manager Kate Finger speaking inside one of the Plato’s Closet stores she oversees inCincinnati. Plato said sales at the suburban Colerain Township store jumped 24 percent last year after a 32 percent rise in 2008.The stores buy and resell clothing items.

BY DAN SEWELLAssociated Press Writer

Spring for many homeowners means confront-ing all the things that have filled up the closets,basement and garage over the past year. As the latecomedian George Carlin used to say: “Your houseis a pile of stuff with a cover on it.”

Getting rid of that stuff has always been tricky— especially if you hope to come away with somecash.

Today, because of the Internet and the recession,there are more options than ever for trying to sell

used items.To newspaper classified ads, garagesales and flea markets, add Facebook, Craig’s List,eBay and other online trading sites.To pawn shopsand consignment shops, add an expanding array ofresale stores that pay cash on the spot.

Laura Deaton Morarity, who was preparing tomove recently to a new public relations job inSeattle, was a little stunned at how much she hadacquired in her Cincinnati-area home after livingthere just four years.

“It was just a ton of stuff. My husband and I justdecided,‘We’re selling everything’except our

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ALAN STYLESRecycling

Think of spring cleaning asa celebration of the seasonof renewal rather than a

chore. Keep it green with theseeasy tips:

REUSERather than load up your trash

(and the landfill) with unwantedgoods, consider whether theymay be useful in another purposefor your home or garden, or tosomeone in need.

REPURPOSERepurposing a cabinet from

inside your home to your garage,an old towel from your bathroomto the dog house, and a chippedsaucer from the kitchen to apotted plant on the patio are alleffective examples of reuse.

DONATEDonate products in good condi-

tion to a local charitable organi-zation.

SELLHold a yard sale or garage sale.

To make it profitable and fun,gather together friends, neigh-bors or organizations and hold agroup sale. Share the experienceand the work!

Selling online and throughlocal ads are also easy ways tokeep useful items in circulationand make a few extra dollars.

RECYCLESort by category (paper, plas-

tics, metal, glass, etc.), load it

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BY BRODERICK PERKINSFor The Salinas Californian

Provided your home-for-salehas the curb appeal to get poten-tial buyers inside, keeping theminside for a further look requiresa staging strategy that sticks thedeal.

HGTV’s www.frontdoor.com,a browsing-for-housing Website with a televised broadcastcomponent, offers what it consid-ers the top tips to transform alanguishing listing to a multiple-offer attraction.i Reclaim the yard. First impres-sions rule. Spruce up curb appealby maintaining a clean yard,adding plants for a splash ofcolor and applying a fresh coatof paint to the front door.i Let the foyer flourish.Thehome portal sets the tone for theentire home. Make the space up-to-date, well-maintained and eyecatching — top to bottom.i Back off beige. Don’t let neu-tral colored walls dominate aroom. Splashes of color liven upboring spaces.Throw pillows,artwork and fresh flowers addpops of color and personality.iCure kitchen kitsch. Consis-tency pleases. All countertopsand cabinets should match. Newhardware, a new backsplashand a thorough cleaning cantransform a bleak kitchen into apleasant space.i Denude the dining room. De-cluttering and depersonalizing isthe first rule of home-staging.

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Think greenwhen springcleaning

Top 10tips forstaging ahome

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The following are recorded home and propertysales completed in Monterey County by ZIP codefrom Jan. 19-22, 2010, according to county records.

BRADLEY — 9342673525 Nacimiento Lake Drive; $935,000; Kenney,

Paul F and Lynn B to Cantinas Ranch LLCCarmel — 93923San Carlos Street; $1,200,000; Hillen, Jon R and

Judith A to Cotter, Colin156 Spindrift Road; $2.175 million; Childs, Barbara

R and Edward C to Littrell, Katherine A andBradford, John A

CARMEL VALLEY — 939248195 El Camino Estrada; $525,000; Kessler, Nancy S

to Jegat, Jackie R and Jegat, Sonja MGonzales — 939261235 Cabernet Drive; $165,000; Federal Home Loan

Mortgage Corp. to Arreola, Marisol and Valdez,Heriberto Caro

1844 Burgundy Way; $220,000; Bank of New York toDindak, Jennifer L

719 Hereford Drive; $185,000; HSBC Bank USA toPerez, Gabriel

1451 Burgundy Way; $240,000; Valdez, Jose A andErica G to Rico, Lisa

GREENFIELD — 93927485 10th St.; $105,000; US Bank to Villegas, Lucero311 Sixth St.; $159,500; Lasalle Bank to Jimenez,

Gilberto M325 St Matthew St.; $150,000; Wells Fargo Bank to

Vasquez, Raul Jr218 Alves Lane; $240,000; Deutsche Bank to Vasquez,

Abigay222 Burgundy Drive; $120,000; Gonzalez, Antonio

Jose to Contreras, Jesus Zavala and Zavala, MariaAngelina Cha

229 Borzini Circle; $140,000; Schmuckle, Jason andSharon to Gonzalez, Jose and Santos, Adrian

229 Borzini Circle; $140,000; Gonzalez, Jose andSantos, Adrian to Suarez, Javier

MARINA — 939333239 Estrella Del Mar; $449,000; Seldow, Erlinda to

Luu, Logan T and Dang, Trang T3200 Deforest Road; $350,000; Central Mortgage

Loan Servicing Co. to Hernandez, Alexander TMonterey — 93940420 Virgin Ave.; $240,000; Deutsche Bank to

Mohsenin, Nuri N1200 Prescott Ave.; $465,000; Hoffman, Allan M and

Randal, W Summers to Buck, Geoffrey Paul andBuck, Denise

20 Helvic Ave.; $380,000; Ferry, Joseph P toEnriques, Lannis and Maas-Baldwin, Jason

Pacific Grove — 93950184 Lighthouse Ave.; $605,000; Gore, Robert Lee

and Debra Majcher-Gore to Lilley, Steven R andMiriam S

561 Junipero Ave.; $715,000; Nielsen, DebraDunagan and Paul F to Schulz, E Matthew andYin, Ping

ROYAL OAKS — 9507612970 Rose Court; $310,000; Ortiz, Uriel to Monroy,

Christian Gustavo302 Strawberry Road; $245,000; Wells Fargo Bank to

Thomas, CarolSouth Salinas — 93901920 W Alisal St.; $250,000; Moncada, Jose Jr to Helz-

Diercks, Catherine N927 W. Alisal St.; $365,000; Miller, Keith G to

Gorgulho, Angelo F and Angelina A131 Hawthorne St.; $280,000; Chaddock, William G

to Smith, Marion509 Archer St.; $100,000; HSBC Bank USA to

Morales, Floriberto R

EAST SALINAS — 939051539 Oyster Bay Court; $260,000; Munoz, Abel Bill to

Enriquez, Vincent M and Enriquez, Vielka Y346 Paloma Ave.; $228,000; Carreon, Crystal to

Navarro, Jose S732 Yucatan Way; $144,000; Chiquito, Jose Luz to

Perez, Luis M933 Garden Way; $142,000; Rivera, Leonardo M to

Serrano, Maurilio M732 St Charles Way; $120,000; GMAC Mortgage LLC

to Tinajero, Francisco756 Circle Drive; $150,000; Perez, Francisco H and

Perez, Dora A to Martinez, Henry824 Mescal Court; $235,000; Wachovia Mortgage to

Navar, Raul

NORTH SALINAS — 93906429 W Laurel Drive, No. D17; $98,000; Federal Home

Loan Mortgage Corp. to Garibay, Josephine16923 El Rancho Way; $125,000; US Bank to

Cervantes, Nora19618 Bolsa Loop; $269,000; Rogge Commons LLC to

Anderson, Eric M1839 Cherokee Drive, No. 3; $56,000; Wells Fargo

Bank to Wang, George and Zhang, Angela P1913 Gamay Way; $310,000; Wells Fargo Bank to De

La Fuente, Steven314 Kelton Drive; $155,000; Parga, Raymond Martin

and Randa to Garcia, Daniel S1436 Tehama Circle; $132,900; Campion, Edward S to

Equity Trust Co Sterling Trust FBO John M Jessen1915 Newcastle Drive; $245,000; Wells Fargo Bank to

Sun, Lanmin and Song, Lan Qin327 Riesling Way; $335,000; Wells Fargo Bank to

Phan, Randy Phu and Le, Nancy Thi427 Chardonnay Drive; $275,000; Wells Fargo Bank

to Feldman, Darrell566 Yreka Drive; $121,000; Wachovia Mortgage to

Zhao, Randy X and Zhao, Maria R18713 Coolidge St.; $186,900; Marquez, Patricia M

and Antonio S to Lopez, Roberto Carranza and

Beatriz31 Christensen Ave.; $137,500; Deutsche Bank to Li,

Frank and Zheng, Su

NORTH SALINAS — 93907427 Rico St.; $220,000; Perez, Fausto to Ortiz, Maria

Ayala and Ayala, Maria De428 Brighton St.; $267,900; Federal Home Loan

Mortgage Corp. to Plata, Everardo and Alma,Delia Gandara De

SOUTH SALINAS — 9390817645 River Run Road; $500,000; Countrywide Bank

to Gao, Qian and Sun, Ping19234 Dovewood Court; $500,000; Hidalgo, Bryan D

and Sara A to Pittenger, Joanne ASan Ardo - 9345059831 Martin St.; $85,000; Aurora Loan Services to

Little, Dudley K and Sharon Renee

SEASIDE — 939551172 Sonoma Ave.; $265,000; Hudsoncross REO

Funding IV LLC to Moss, Peter and Hun1165 Elm Ave.; $310,000; Garren, Donna Y and

Ronald B Garren to Nielsen, Kurt E1299 Harcourt Ave.; $250,000; Hellam, Robert W

and Cornell, Marianne to Sottung, Erik W andCynthia A

1955 Mariposa St.; $500,000; Meredith, Durham Pand Alicia to Donobedian, Jenna A and Frank E

SOLEDAD — 93960Nestles Road; $1,000,000; Ismailzada, Mehdi to Fresh

and Easy Neighborhood Market Inc458 San Diego Place; $65,000; US Bank to Herrera,

Maria646 Asilomar Ave.; $225,000; Fletcher Homes LLC to

White, Michael

SPRECKELS — 9396228 Spreckels Blvd.; $263,000; Aurora Loan Services

to Roman Catholic Bishop of Monterey

MONTEREY COUNTYREAL ESTATE SALES

Garlic Cook-off seeksrecipe submissions

The 32nd Gilroy GarlicFestival is accepting recipesubmissions through May1 for the Great GarlicCook-off amateur cookingcompetition.

The cook-off will be heldJuly 24 with eight final-ists from the initial field ofentries to appear on stage.

The winner will receive$1,000, second prize is$750 and third prize is$500.

Entries may be submit-ted to the Gilroy GarlicFestival Cook-off, P.O. Box2311, Gilroy, CA 95021-2311 or at clove@gilroygar-licfestival.com.

Information: www.gil-roygarlicfestival.com.

RECYCLINGContinued from page 1C

up and drop it off at SunStreetTransfer Station inSalinas or the JohnsonCanyon Landfill in Gon-zales. After recycling,what’s left for the landfillshould be minimal andcost very little to dispose.

SAFELY DISPOSEWhen you’re clearing

out the garage, workshopand cabinets, remember:Paints and solvents, pes-ticides, chemical clean-ers, used fluorescent lightbulbs and batteries areconsidered HouseholdHazardous Waste (HHW).HHW must be handledfor safety and disposedof properly to preventpolluting our land andcontaminating groundwater. For safe and easydisposal, drop off yourHHW items at the SunStreetTransfer Stationor the Johnson CanyonLandfill.

KEEP YARD CLEANWhile removing the

winter decay makingroom for all the springshoots, be sure to keepyour yard waste or“greenwaste”separate fromyour other waste. Keepit free from plastics,such as bags, ties andstakes, to keep it cleanand green. If you don’talready compost, this is agreat time to start!

Visit www.svswa.orgfor information aboutHHW, composting, andmore ways to reduce,reuse and recycle for afuture without landfills.

iAlan Styles is recyclingcoordinator for the Sali-nasValley Solid WasteAuthority. His columnappears the third Sat-urday of the month inCentral Coast Living.Contact him at alanst@svswa.org.

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Sebok recently signeda year lease on the two-bedroom, one-bathroomocean-view unit southof Los Angeles at $3,150a month. For the cardplayer, who spends muchof his time traveling andstaying in hotels, it’s thefirst place of his own.

But in typical Seboksocial networking fash-ion, this is no ordinaryclient-decorator workingrelationship.

“The coolest part is webasically decided to dothe whole thing on Twit-ter and Facebook,”saidSebok, who has a largefollowing on Twitter.

Sebok and Cunning-ham use social media asa communication anddecision-making tooland as a way to allowothers to track theirback and forth.“It justmade sense instead ofhaving meetings,”Cun-ningham said.

She will take videos ofthrift store and flea mar-ket finds, for example,and put them online forSebok and Facebookfans to see and commenton. Or she’ll compile acollage of potential itemsfor one of his rooms. Thepair also go over costsonline to show peoplehow a look could beaccomplished differently.

With tournaments,a TV show and a Website, Sebok needs aprimary residence thatcan serve as the nervecenter for his businessesand a place to entertainfriends. He envisionsan environment that’s“young, casual, hip — across between modernand a beach residence.”

With no previous deco-rating experience, Sebokturned to Cunningham,

whom he met through anacquaintance.

“What I do best is helppeople figure out howto do things on a bud-get,”Cunningham said.“He started with noth-ing but a mattress. We’llstay under $15,000 withsheets, art and acces-sories.”

To keep costs down,many of the furnishingsare being purchasedfrom big-box stores.“Everything we buy can’tbe the ultimate lifetimepiece, although there aresome quality pieces thatcan go along with him toother places,”Cunning-ham said.

One of the challengesof designing the spacehas been working within750 square feet.

“Both bedrooms arebarely big enough tohold a bed,”Cunning-ham said.“We decidedto take his bedroom andmake it about the bed,just a bedroom. The sec-ond bedroom is goingto be a men’s dressingroom/closet with a largebench that could also bea guest bed.”

She thought it wouldgive the unit a moreluxurious feel to devotethe square footage tosomething so indulgent.“The space only needs towork for him.”

But the center ofattention is the livingroom, which has win-dows along the beachside.“This apartment ispurely about the view,”Cunningham said.“That’s why he chose it.”

Cunningham put 30feet of sectional sofas inthe 19-foot-wide room,providing space forfriends to come over andlounge.

Sebok was ranked asthe 17th most influentialperson in poker last yearby Bluff magazine with

tournament winnings inexcess of $1.8 million.He is president of Poker-Road.com.

Cunningham becamethe host of HGTV’s“Design on a Dime” in2003.

Writers swap scenesTelevision writers

Krista Vernoff and KevinMaynard have listedtheir Los Angeles homeat $1,995,000.

The 1947 contempo-rary in the Los Felizsection of L.A. recentlyunderwent a $300,000-plus renovation. Theopen floor plan connectsthe living room, an infor-mal dining area withseating for 16 and theupdated kitchen. Thereare five bedrooms, fivebathrooms and a mediaroom in 4,355 squarefeet. An outdoor livingroom centers on a firepit. The swimming poolis solar-heated.

Vernoff is an execu-tive producer and headwriter for ABC’s “Grey’sAnatomy” (2006-pres-ent), for which she wona Writers Guild of Amer-ica Award.

Maynard, a storyproducer and writer,includes Showtime’s“Dexter” (2006) amonghis credits.

Former Redfordhome on market

A Malibu beach homeonce owned by actor-producer-director RobertRedford has come on themarket for $13.8 million.

The gated two-story,built in 1948 and exten-sively upgraded, haswalls of glass, livingareas that open to patios,and stone and hardwoodfloors. There are fivebedrooms, 4 1/2 bath-

rooms and two fireplacesin 5,329 square feet.

Redford, 73, receivedthe first Robert RedfordAward for Engaged Art-ists from the Universityof Southern California’sSchool of Theatre inFebruary for his socialactivism. He is currentlydirecting“The Conspira-tor,”a historical drama.He starred in“Butch Cas-sidy and the SundanceKid” (1969),“The Way WeWere” (1973) and“TheSting” (1973), for whichhe was nominated forAcademy Awards.

Redford sold the houseon Malibu’s Broad Beachin 2001 for about $6 mil-lion. It sold again in 2004for $8.5 million, accord-ing to public records.

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