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Homes for Sale Near 5007 W 30th StLocal Information© GoogleDescriptionThis property is no longer available to rent or to buy. This description is from November 06, 2023Great bargain of a home with a huge amount of promise. Come add this home to your portfolio and make it your own. 3 bedroom 1 bath home with a loft within walking distance of the University of Arkansas Little Rock. Cash offers only. No property disclosures. Sold AS IS WHERE IS. No repair contingency accepted. Agents see remarks.Home HighlightsHome Details for 5007 W 30th StActive StatusMLS Status: ClosedInterior FeaturesInterior DetailsNumber of Rooms: 1Types of Rooms: Dining RoomBeds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms: 1Number of Bathrooms (full): 1Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 1300 Square FeetAppliances & UtilitiesAppliances: None, Gas Water HeaterLaundry: Washer HookupHeating & CoolingHeating: Central Heat-UnspecifiedHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central Cool -unspecifiedHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Central Heat UnspecifiedFireplace & SpaFireplace: DecorativeHas a FireplaceGas & ElectricElectric: Elec-Municipal (+Entergy)Gas: Gas-NaturalWindows, Doors, Floors & WallsFlooring: Carpet, Wood, TileLevels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 1.5Levels: One and One HalfFloors: Carpet, Wood, TileExterior FeaturesExterior Home FeaturesRoof: CompositionPatio / Porch: PorchFencing: Partial, Chain LinkFoundation: Crawl SpaceParking & GarageHas a GarageParking Spaces: 2Parking: Garage,Parking Pad,Two CarFrontageRoad Surface Type: PavedWater & SewerSewer: Public SewerProperty InformationYear BuiltYear Built: 1946Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceBuildingConstruction Materials: BrickNot a New ConstructionProperty InformationCondition: FixerPrice & StatusPriceList Price: $40,000Status Change & DatesOff Market Date: Fri Nov 03 2023Possession Timing: Close Of EscrowLocationDirection & AddressCity: Little RockCommunity: OAKHURSTBuildingBuilding AreaBuilding Area: 1300 Square FeetCommunityCommunity Features: PlaygroundLot InformationLot Area: 6098.4 sqftOfferListing Terms: CashMiscellaneousMls Number: 23033050Additional InformationPlaygroundLast check for updates: about 6 hours agoListed by Jon-Michael Herman, (501) 247-8510Rocky Herman, (501) 240-9172Bought with: Patricia Ramos, (501) 712-9645, Casa Americana RealtySource: CARMLS, MLS#23033050Price History for 5007 W 30th StDatePriceEventSource11/03/2023$40,000SoldCARMLS #2303305010/16/2023$40,000Listed For SaleCARMLS #2303305010/02/2023$42,500ListingRemovedCARMLS #2301143109/07/2023$42,500PriceChangeCARMLS #2301143107/11/2023$43,000PriceChangeCARMLS #2301143106/05/2023$50,000PriceChangeCARMLS #2301143104/18/2023$60,000Listed For SaleCARMLS #2301143109/26/2022$27,000SoldN/A10/16/2014$346,000SoldN/A11/24/1997$42,000SoldN/AProperty Taxes and AssessmentYear2023Tax$1,089Assessment$77,810Home facts updated by county recordsIDX information is provided exclusively for personal, non-commercial use, and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.Homes for Rent Near 5007 W 30th StOff Market Homes Near 5007 W 30th St5007

Moderator: Gurus chrisjj Posts: 5007 Joined: Wed Feb 14, 2007 5:14 pm Location: UK How to switch to miniplayer .... on non-skinned, please? I am no wiser after reading Help:The MediaMonkey PlayerThe MediaMonkey player appears in 3 different guises, and can be switched using the Minimized/Restore controls in the upper-right corner:The standard player. This appears within the main panel and typically has the most functionality. The MiniPlayer. This smaller version of the player has reduced functionality and is optimally used for loading ready-made playlists. The MicroPlayer. ... Chris nohitter151 Posts: 23640 Joined: Wed Aug 09, 2006 10:20 am Location: NJ, USA Contact: Re: How to switch to miniplayer Post by nohitter151 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:08 pm Only ways I see:Tools | Options | General, select "Minimize to MiniPlayer", then minimizeor Create a hotkey: "Action: 'Window: Switch to Miniplayer / Maximize'" MediaMonkey user since 2006Need help? Got a suggestion? Can't find something?Please no PMs in reply to a post. Just reply in the thread. chrisjj Posts: 5007 Joined: Wed Feb 14, 2007 5:14 pm Location: UK Re: How to switch to miniplayer Post by chrisjj » Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:35 pm nohitter151 wrote:Only ways I see:Tools | Options | General, select "Minimize to MiniPlayer", then minimize Thanks. Silly me was looking for this player option under Tools | Options | Player Chris

– the airgun company we just discussed above. Mention ‘Seneca’, and the greenest airgunners will complete the phrase with ‘Dragon Claw’.That’s how popular the Seneca Dragon Claw has become. Otherwise, what do you expect with a beast that spits a fiery 230 FPE knockdown power in its .50 caliber?Other popular Seneca air rifles include:Seneca recluse Dual Tank .357 calSeneca SumatraSeneca Big Bore 909 Light Hunter .45 calSeneca Wing Shot MKIISeneca Eagle ClawSeneca Aspen .25 calSeneca Double ShotSeneca pellets have also mesmerized hunters, shooters, and hobbyists alike.(For more on the best .50 air rifles, see this post)6. FX AirgunsLo and behold! An air rifle brand from Sweden – presumably the best country in the world. And so you expect their airguns to be that amazing. FX Airguns is the brainchild of Fredrik Axelsson, who set out in 1999 to design and manufacture the best airgun in the world. 20 years later, the company now boasts of recognizable brands like:The Crown MKII GRS Green Mountain LaminateThe FX Maverick SniperFX Wildcat MKIIIFX Dreamline ClassicFX Biathlon IIFX BobcatFX BossFX Royale 5007. Evanix Over to South Korea now. And before bewilderment overtakes you, let’s be sure you are not confusing it with Kim Jong-un’s North Korea. The current president here is Moon Jae-in.Evanix is so far the only Asian manufacturer of air rifles on our list. That deserves a thumb-up!Perhaps you are most familiar with their Evanix Rainstorm II .357 PCP Air Rifle that delivers a crazy 155 FPE enough to knock down the toughest of animals. The company also became famous for top-of-the-range air rifles like:Evanix Air SpeedEvanix Hunting Master AR-K6Evanix Air MaxEvanix Sniper X2Evanix RexEvanix Windy CityEvanix Blizzard S10 8. UmarexWhen you buy an air rifle, there is always that inner desire for it to operate like well-known firearms. Umarex read your mind way before – and that’s exactly what they do. They ensure they are licensed to build replicas of these firearms to avoid any legal tussles. Having done this since 1972, be confident that these top products of theirs are worth your time and money:Umarex NXG APX Air Rifle ComboUmarex Synergis,

The 802.11n spec requires WPA2 (AES-CCMP) security if you want to use security. Older security modes like WPA (TKIP) and WEP can't keep up with 802.11n data rates.WPA/WPA2 (what the Wi-Fi Alliance calls "WPA2 Mixed Mode") supports AES-CCMP or TKIP as the unicast cipher, and has to use TKIP as the multicast/broadcast (group) cipher for the sake of older clients that only know TKIP. This mode is compatible with older devices that only do TKIP, but it means that for clients that join using AES-CCMP, not only is there a different encryption key for multicasts/broadcasts as opposed to unicasts, there's a whole different cipher that has to be used.WPA2-only (AES-CCMP only) is a bit simpler to handle because it uses AES-CCMP for both the unicast and multicast cipher, although it still uses a different key for multicasts/broadcasts than it uses for unicasts.I've seen a lot of implementations that were buggy about handling the different key and/or cipher for multicast/broadcast, and effectively dropped all multicasts/broadcasts, breaking, most notably, ARP. To be fair, these buggy implementations have almost never been from Apple. Because Apple's popular "Bonjour" protocols makes heavy use of multicasts, Apple is pretty good at making sure the AirPort Base Stations are very solid when it comes to multicast/broadcast handling.If your router wants to forward a packet to your roommate's Vista laptop, first it may need to send an ARP Request broadcast that the laptop needs to receive and reply to. If your roommate's Atheros 5007 isn't able to decrypt those ARP request broadcasts because it has a bug, then it will never see the ARP Requests, will never reply with an ARP Reply, and thus will be unreachable for the router, because the router will never know which MAC address to address the frames to.The funny/annoying thing is, the special multicast handling only happens in one direction (from AP to client). So multicasts/broadcasts from the client to the AP would work. DHCP only does broadcasts in one direction, from the client to the server. It almost always uses unicasts from the server to the client. So DHCP usually works even when multicast is broken. This also means the Vista client can probably ARP for the router's MAC address, and even transmit its ping request, but it's when the router needs to send the ping response that it can't because its attempts to user ARP to find the client's MAC address fail.If you've already tried WPA2-only security and it didn't work, then the solution is to hope someone has updated drivers for your Atheros 5007 card that don't have this bug, or upgrade to a better quality card that doesn't have this bug.