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Tom Madden
County of origin: Kildare
First winner: Susiescot (Willie McCreery) Cork, October 19, 2013
Assoc. Trainers: Jessica Harrington, Niall Madden, Charles O'Brien
Follow him on Twitter: @TomSocksMadden
From Naas, County Kildare, Tom Madden is from a family steeped in racing tradition. He is a son of former National Hunt jockey and current trainer Niall Madden and a brother of Grand National winning-jockey Niall 'Slippers' Madden. Tom is a grandson of Toss Taaffe, brother of Arkle's jockey Pat Taaffe, who was champion National Hunt jockey in Ireland in 1956 and 1957.
Susiescot, trained by his uncle Willie McCreery, was Tom's first winner at Cork on October 19, 2013. Exactly five years later, Tom enjoyed his greatest day when recording his first treble, Red Charmer, Pulsating and Echo Park, for trainers Marjorie Fife, Conor O'Dwyer and Jessica Harrington at Dundalk, reducing his claim to 3lbs in the process.
Tom Madden rode out his claim with success on the William Ross-trained Everyhouronthehour at Dundalk in November 2019 and a first Listed winner arrived when he won the Irish Stallion Farm EBF Salsabil Stakes on the Jessica Harrington-trained Silence Please at Navan on June 10 of the following year.
Guinness H'cap (Shalamzar (FR) - 2014)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF 'Habitat' H'cap (Aussie Valentine - 2019)
Royal County H'cap (Tilly's Chilli - 2017)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF StarAppeal Stks (Listed) (Zaffy's Pride - 2020)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Salsabil Stakes (Listed) (Silence Please - 2020)
Sky Bet Ebor Trial H'cap (Lynwood Gold - 2020)
NaasRacecourse Business Club Finale Stks (Listed) (Barrington Court - 2020)
Buy Tickets Online And Save H'cap (Marshall Jennings - 2019)
Friday BBQ Evenings H'cap (Ohh Lala - 2015)
Dundalk - Light Up Your Night H'cap (St Brelades Bay - 2017)
TheTote.com H'cap (Onlyhuman - 2019)
Vaughanshoes.ie EBF (Fillies) H'cap (Oceania Queen - 2015)
Foran Equine Irish EBF Auction (F) M'dn (Silence Please - 2019)
Leopardstown H'cap (Unsinkable - 2014)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF (Fillies) H'cap (Susiescot - 2013)
Behans Horseshoe Bar & Restaurant H'cap (Rock De Baune (FR) - 2019)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Claiming Race (Moonhall Girl - 2020)
Crowne Plaza Race & Stay H'cap (Echo Park - 2018)
Christmas Race & Dine Packages H'cap (Akasaka - 2014)
Christmas Party Nights At Dundalk H'cap (Sweet Dime (GB) - 2019)
Winter All Weather 2020/2021 38 1 3 3 2 €5,400 €13,160 €18,560
Winter All Weather 2016/2017 45 1 1 1 1 €5,625 €4,600 €10,225
Flat 2020 188 8 10 13 13 €135,900 €98,920 €234,820
Flat 2019 266 17 19 14 14 €185,688 €120,355 €306,043
Flat 2018 214 19 18 11 16 €142,813 €98,275 €241,088
Flat 2017 159 11 6 8 5 €106,513 €29,800 €136,313
Flat 2016 184 10 12 14 15 €60,000 €68,425 €128,425
Flat 2015 190 8 10 12 11 €68,375 €57,688 €126,063
Flat 2013 21 2 2 2 1 €17,150 €6,860 €24,010
Venue ALL Ballinrobe Bellewstown Clonmel Cork Curragh Down Royal Dundalk Fairyhouse Galway Gowran Park Killarney Laytown Leopardstown Limerick Listowel Naas Navan Punchestown Roscommon Sligo Thurles Tipperary Tramore Wexford
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Beacon Lodge Beagh Castle Bearberry Beat Of My Heart Beatitude Beau Geste Beau Satchel (GB) Belclare Boy Bell I Am Bella Brazil Belle Cora Belts And Braces Ben Rumson Best Destination Best Not Argue Between Hills Beyond Dance Bien Beau Big Country Big White Chief (USA) Bit Of Banter Blue Book Blue Bunny Blue Sky Thinker Bobabout Bobby Jean Bodak Body Beautiful Bog War Bogha Baisti Bohenie Boherbuoy Bold Henmie Bondi Dreams Bonte Moi (FR) Boronia Boughtforasong Brendan Behan (USA) Brick By Brick Brog Deas Nua (USA) Brokopondo Brosna Empress Bruinneall Bruno Boru Buddha's Secret (GB) Building Bridges (GB) Building Year Busy Bush Buttons And Bows Buyer Beware Buzz Off Barroso Cadrelli Caim Hill Cairdiuil Cala Lady Call Me Pj Callhersmiley Calling Time Calling You Calm Bay Camile Canford Lady Cape Wolfe (GB) Capelli Rossi Captain K Captain Morley (GB) Cardinal Rule Caronda (GB) Carraroe Flyer Carried Carta Blanca Carvelas Casamicciola Case In Point Cash Or Casualty Casting Call (GB) Castle Stables Catalpa Catch Word Catwilldo Celestial Object Cest Notre Gris Chaparral Dream Charcor Chasing The Dawn Check Your Pockets (USA) Chillie Billie (GB) Chocolate Music City Of Culture Claim The Lady Cliff House Cloak Of Darkness Clonard Street (GB) C'mon Donard Coffee Colour Blue Comes A Time Committal (GB) Conron Cool Vixen Coolfighter (GER) Cooper's Hawk Coral Cluster Coreczka Cosmic Symbol Coto Count D'orsay Count Of Carabass Counter Ridge (SAF) Crafty Hugo Creggs Pipes Crest Of A Wave Crimson King Cristal Icon Crossandra Crystal Pearl (GB) Curly Girl Dai Bando Dali's Dream Daliyan Danactini Dance Alone (GB) Dance Emperor Dancing Zebedee Dandjira (FR) Dandys Ocean Dangerous Ground Danz Gift Darenjan Dark Amber (GB) Dark Seductress Darling Days (USA) Day Of Destiny Delightful Sleep (GB) Delta Beat (GB) Delta Crucis (USA) Denbigh Raur Denham Sound (GB) Deor Der Mc Derryfadda Desert Train Designation Diable d'Or Diamond Bracelet Diamond Daze Dickiedooda Dignified Air (GB) Dingle Bay Do Try Dolly Dolce Sicily Donna D Donnerhall Donnersnstrings Don't Do It Dont Have It Then (GB) Dont Quit Doogan's Warren Doonard Prince Double Fast Dragon Girl Dragon Khan Dragon Phoenix Dragon Roll Dravid (GB) Drillmaster (USA) Drombeg Duke Dubai Romance Duckanddive Duke Ellington Dunleer Eadbhard Eastern Racer Eastern Star Easy Boy Easy Pass Echo Park El Dem I El Tren Elm Grove Eloge Elusive Award (USA) Elusive Gent Elusive In Paris Elusive Laurence Elusive Leona Ely Place Elzaa (GB) Emigrated Empresario Endless Endeavour (GB) Enough Is Enough Enter The Red Equation Of Time (GB) Erelight Eretara Erins Gal Erlkonig (GER) Erosandpsyche Escape Clause Escaping Midge Esharaat Espouse Estijmaam (GB) Eugenie Feather (USA) Ever Yours Everyhouronthehour Everything Zain Excelli Extrasensory Eye Glass Face Value (GB) Fairy Flute Fall For A Kiss Fantastic Secret (GB) Fast In The Wind Fast On Faughill Feisty Champion Ferguson (GB) Fermoy Festina Plente (GB) Feyan Finvarra Fitrah Flirt Focus Well Footsteps At Dawn For The Trees For Your Eyes Forgetthesurprise Formal Order (GB) Formula One Frankwithouthel Free Solo Freepark French Press French Quarter Future Romance Gainmill Lady Gala N Dandy Gaoth Tire Garven Shine Gentil J Georgian Bay Get Out Of Jail Gibson Desert (GB) Gifted Lady Gilded Reflection (GB) Giorgi Giuliana (GER) Gizi Gazelle Gladiator King Gladly Glasson Lad Glendaars Best Glenmayne Go Kart Gold Tantrum Golden Footsteps Golden Lyric (GB) Goodbye Oonagh Goodnight Kiss Gossip Central Got Trumped (GB) Gower Princess (GB) Grace Daisy Grant Of Approval Greanta Greeneyed Monster Grey Is Da Colour Grey Serge (GB) Grizzly Grove Gold Gypsy Dancer Hallo Rosie Ha'penny Bridge Happy Anniversary Hard Times Harvest Bow Hatton Cross Have A Great Day Have A Nice Day (GB) Havelock Havelock Ellis (GB) Hayyel Hazariban Hazy Days (GB) Heatstroke Hee Haw He'llberemembered Hen Party Henry's Affair He's Our Man High Altitude High Kicker High Net Worth (GB) Highly Approved Hillofthenitengale Himalayan Beauty Hint Of Frost Hint Of Stars Hissy Fit (GB) Hitchcock (GB) Hollybrowne Holy Water Hoodoo Brown (GB) Hudson's Bay Hurricane Sky Hyperdrive I Will Excel Ideal Pal Idontdalaay Ilikehim In The Air In The Present (USA) Inajuma Independence Day Indian Monsoon Indigo Iris Innamorare Instant Return Intermedia Intrepid Glory Invincible Zeb Irish Master Isharah (USA) It's All A Joke Itsdacraic Ittimetogo I've Got Rhythm Jack Blue Jackmel Jembatt Jon Ess Joyce Compton Jungle Jungle Just As Well Just Lucy Justina Kalann Kandahari (GB) Kanes Pass Karannelle Kasbah Katie Bo Kat (GB) Kennady Khazix Khelino Kilruane Shea Kilteery Pier King Of Queens Kiss The Stars Klute Knight's Parade Kodiac Moment Kodiac Prince Kodiac's Back Kodi's Girl Kojin Kourvoisier Kris Black Krispen Kushkame La Bella Rose La Galondrina Labbezanga Lady Annalee Lady Arona Lady Derrynane Lady Geronimo Lady Morel Lady Tasmania Lady Wannabe Laelaps Lagostovegas Lake Champlain Lambeau Field (USA) Landline Launch Her Lawn Boy (GB) Lay It Out Leaderboard (USA) Lean And Keen Leedle Lady Let It Bea Letmebreeze Liars Corner Liberty's Gift Lifting Me Higher Light That Lightning Jock Like Magic Lily Lily Rose Little Arrows Little Stampy Littlevix Lleyton Long Journey Home Longfield Lad Lord Carleton Lord Of Art Lord Rapscallion Loughanlea Lass Loughderg Princess Love Is All Around Love Me Always Love The Feeling Lovely Morning Lovely Sheila (USA) Luimneach Abu Luminent Lynwood Gold Mad For Road Madaket Mystery Madame Cherie (USA) Madeira Classic Magen's Moon Magic Of Christmas Mahrajaan (USA) Major Gerard Make It Hurrah Malaysian Mallacoota Manny Owens Marble Statuette (USA) Marfa Lights Marlborough Sounds (GB) Marshall Jennings Marshall Law Martha's Vineyard Masalai Master Bond (GB) Master Diver (GB) Master Speaker Mastermind Masterofdiscovery (GB) Matriarch Mattydillon (GB) Maud Gonne Spirit Mawj Tamy (USA) May Dullea May O Dea Meadow Cross Mel Biechif Diane Mente Hermosa (GB) Merited Merry Mast (USA) Miacomet Mianna Mianya Return Milford Lass Military Star (USA) Millisle Mimic's Memory (GB) Mindy Miniature Hero Minnie Haha (FR) Minor Melody Minot Street (CAN) Miss Adventurous Miss Ballygally Miss Gally Rio Miss Ives Miss Mardan Miss Moneybags Miss Montana Miss Temple Missguided Missile Command Misty Dawn Misty Mountain (USA) Modem (GB) Molly Kaye (GB) Monzoon (GB) Moonbi Creek Moonhall Girl Mordanmijobsworth Morpho Blue Moss Nation (GB) Mount McKinley Mr Shelby Mrs Conn Mrs Ding A Ling Ms Brinkleys Mulan Valour Mustang Bullitt Mutiny My Amazing One My Good Brother My Lucky Penny Myamo Myra Awnya Mystic Princess Nakara Nam Napoleons Drummer Naughty But Nice Near Kettering (GB) Nearly Famous (GB) Neverushacon Nevsky Newlands Voice (GB) Nice And Dandy Nigg Bay Night Law (GB) Nimitz Njord No Cash Flow No Say Ever (GB) No Way Jack Noble Call Noble Kingsway Noble Seal Noivo Nope Nora Batt Northern Beau Northern Emperor Northern Surprise Not A Bad Oul Day Not Just Any Girl Ocean Harvest Oceania Queen Oh Say Oh So Chic (GB) Ohh Lala Olly's Folly (GB) On The Boards Oneoveryou Onlyhuman Opening Verse Orihime Orsera Osuileabhain (GB) Our Lizzie Our Man Phil Our Manekineko (GB) Our Max (GB) Our Rachael Outside Inside P C Dolly Pacelli Road Paddytheirishman Palace Art Palifico (GB) Pantsonfire Pao De Acuca Papa Bear (FR) Papal Avenue (GB) Paris Duvet Park Ranger Parkers Hill Pass The Ball Pearl Of The West Pedro De Styles (FR) Pennys Angel Pepperoni Pete Perfect Fit Persian Lion Pincode Piper Bomb Pirate's Penny Piton (GB) Planet Venus Pleasurable Pocotaligo (GB) Poetic Light (GB) Poker Gold (FR) Political Policy Polly Douglas Precious Gold Pretty Little Liar Primrose Hill Princess Way Princess Xena (GB) Pro Bono Procurator Prosecution (GB) Protagonist (FR) Prudencia Prussian Eagle Psyche (GB) Pulsating Punches Pious Punita Arora Pursuit Of Magic Pyeongchang Queen Alpha Queen Anne Queen Grace Queen Of Prussia Queenlet Quick Sketch Quite Subunctious Rag Tatter (GB) Ragged Company Rain Or Shine Randall's Alannah Rascal House (USA) Raydari (FR) Real Appeal (GER) Reaper Man Reckless Lad Red Avenger (USA) Red Bloodedcruiser (GB) Red Charmer Red House Hill Redera Regal Charmer Regal Power (GB) Relarita Remember Nerja Repare Mon Revolution (FR) Rickrack Ringo Kid (GB) Ripped Rising Roachdale House Road To Oz Rocco's Delight (GB) Rock De Baune (FR) Rock N Rover Rocket Science Rocknrollbaby Rockview Emperor Roconga Rose Angel Rosenborg Rider Roses Queen Rosie Bassett (GB) Rosin Box Rosy Life Roter Baron Rounding Royal Admiral Royal Blessing (GB) Royal County Boy Royal Free Hotel Run For Mary Sadler's Mark (GB) Sailors Warn Saint Gervais Sally Browne San Quentin Santorini Sun Sarah Ash Calum Sartori (GB) Saslong (GB) Sassaway Sayesse (GB) Sbraase (GB) Scenic Star Scobias (GB) Scooping Scotts Honor Sea The Dawn Sea's Aria Secret Path Secret Stash Seeking Truth Sennockian Star (GB) September Lily Settle For Red Shabra Emperor Shadow Wind (USA) Shake The Bucket Shalaman Shalamzar (FR) Shamar (FR) Shantou Ed Share A Secret (GB) Sharjah Sharp Operator (GB) Shawami Sheberghan Shecanrally Sheila's Hope Shes Gold Shinyhappyjohn (GB) Shona Mea Shoofly Shop Street Shukhov Silence Please Silken Thomas Sindirana Queen Sir Dotti Sir Edward Martin Sir I'll Chance It Six Of Hearts (GB) Six Silver Lane (GB) Sli Na Fiarana (GB) Small Town Boy Smaoineamh Sile (GB) Smiling Emily Smoke Show Snake Eyes Snakes And Ladders Snap Click Snoozing Indian (GB) Social Distance Sofi's Spirit Solar Heat Song Of Dunes (GB) Song Of The Sky (GB) Sophelanka (GB) Sophie's World Southern Horse (ARG) Spanish Soprano Spanish Tenor Sparkee Sakhee (GB) Speed Dream Spice Blossom Split The Atom Sports Barrow Springstride (GB) St Brelades Bay Staccato Wolf Stamp Of Authority Star Quality (GB) Still Standing Stinky Socks Stoichkhov Strandfield Bay Strandfield Lady Strategic Heights Streisand Striking Gold (GB) Stringr Stynes Summer Ambition Summerseat Dream Sunny Purchase Super Focus Super Ollie Mario (GB) Surfside (GB) Surrey Pink (FR) Survival Mode Susiescot Sweet Cherry Sweet Dime (GB) Sweettasteoflove Swisstopher (GB) Taexali Take A Drop Tauran Shaman Tears In My Eyes Ted Bach Ten Joys Tennesse Waltz Teodora De Urbina (GB) Tetard Tetraites Tetranema Texas Ruby (USA) The Bank Of Dad The Black Dandy The Butche's Filly The Chazz (GB) The Dancing Lord (GB) The Frog Prince The Galway Clock The Hamptons The Ring Is King The Truant Thefaithfulindian Theoneyouare There's The Rain Three Cheers Ti Amo Tidal Star (GB) Tildas Icon Tilly's Chilli Timanora Timjoe Tinder Toccata Blue Tohugo Tom Dooley Tomorrow Morning Tomwontlisten Too Many Diamonds Too Straight Tookiedoo Torthai An Ghra Tou (GB) Travertine Trenchtown Rock Tribal Path Trinity Rules Trissino Trump Card Try Again Tunnel Tiger Universal Mind Uno Voce Unrequited Unsinkable Urban Boom Urban Venture Usain (GER) Usain Boat Ustinov (GB) Valbucca Valderrama Valeria Messalina Valquinto Valseta Vasoni Vinniespride Virile Virtual Hug Vocal Heir Volta Do Mar Voyageofdiscovery (USA) Wakita Walled Garden Warp Factor Waterville Lady Weather Watch Weaving Silk Wee Jock Well Done Me Well Suited Western Boy What Wonders Weave Whatever It Takes Whatsforuwontgobyu Whatyoumaycallit Where's My Warrior Whipper's Boy Wiggles Wild Shot (GB) Will Be King William Ashford Windham Belle Wish (GB) Wither Hills Wombat Woodsophiesmile Wooster World Premier (FR) Xcite Ya Ya Baby Yava Yellow Rock Yo Credo Yo Tambien (GB) You Gotta Move You Owe Me Money Yulong Moneyreef Yulong Transcend Zaffy's Pride Zeb Spirit Zeftan Zelos Dream Zero Euro Zorba The Greek (GB)
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Place ALL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 u.r.
Weight ALL 6-5 6-12 6-13 7-0 7-4 7-5 7-6 7-7 7-8 7-9 7-10 7-11 7-12 7-13 8-0 8-1 8-2 8-3 8-4 8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-10 8-11 8-12 8-13 9-0 9-1 9-2 9-3 9-4 9-5 9-6 9-7 9-8 9-9 9-10 9-11 9-12 9-13 10-0 10-1 10-2 10-4
Rating ALL 107 105 104 103 102 101 100 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 30
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Dundalk 15/01/21 My Lucky Penny Hcp 7f 13 8-10 40 Floodlit Friday Nights At Dundalk H'cap (Div 1)
Dundalk 15/01/21 Princess Xena (GB) Hcp 5f 14 9-9 58 Join On Instagram @dundalk_stadium H'cap
Dundalk 15/01/21 Virtual Hug Mdn 1m 3 9-7 65 Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk M'dn €1,100
Dundalk 08/01/21 Voyageofdiscovery (USA) Hcp 1m 2f 150yds 7 9-1 39 Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk H'cap (Div 2)
Dundalk 08/01/21 Got Trumped (GB) Hcp 2m 12 8-8 74 Find Us On Facebook @dundalkstadium Hcap
Dundalk 08/01/21 Erosandpsyche Mdn 6f 8 9-7 Follow Us On Twitter @DundalkStadium Mdn
Dundalk 18/12/20 Kushkame Mdn 1m 9 9-7 70 Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk M'dn
Dundalk 18/12/20 Brosna Empress Mdn 7f 2 9-2 65 Irish Stallion Farms EBF M'dn €2,800
Dundalk 18/12/20 Everyhouronthehour Hcp 1m 2f 150yds 4 10-1 64 Racing Returns 8th January 2021 H'cap €450
Dundalk 16/12/20 My Lucky Penny Hcp 7f 11 8-12 43 Follow Twitter @DundalkStadium H'cap
Dundalk 16/12/20 Beagh Castle Mdn 1m 4f 10 9-11 Crowne Plaza Hotel Leading Jockey M'dn
Dundalk 11/12/20 Oh Say Mdn 1m 2 9-7 77 Irishinjuredjockeys.com M'dn (Div 2) €2,200
Dundalk 11/12/20 Nigg Bay Hcp 6f 12 10-1 69 Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk H'cap
Dundalk 04/12/20 Ustinov (GB) Hcp 5f 13 8-8 42 Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk H'cap
Dundalk 04/12/20 Lay It Out Mdn 7f 4 9-3 81 Irish EBF Median Sires Series (F) M'dn €1,250
Dundalk 02/12/20 Social Distance F 7f 10 8-13 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Med. Auct. Race
Dundalk 02/12/20 Windham Belle F 7f 9 9-11 73 Irishinjuredjockeys.com Claiming Race
Dundalk 27/11/20 Castle Stables Hcp 1m 9 9-3 66 Join Us On Instagram Nursery H'cap
Dundalk 27/11/20 Alice Kitty Mdn 1m 3 9-2 Irish Stallion Farms EBF (Fillies) M'dn €1,400
Dundalk 25/11/20 Masalai Hcp 1m 8 9-6 60 Crowne Plaza Hotel Leading Jockey H'cap

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Planning on riding up to Tagaytay City this weekend to escape the summer heat? Or maybe just for a sip of that delicious bulalo soup? Well, the city will be implementing a new traffic scheme starting tomorrow, April 13, in preparation for the influx of thousands of tourists who will flock to Tagaytay for the upcoming Holy Week. According to the city's Office of Public Safety – Traffic Unit, vehicles coming from Manila, Bacoor, Silang and Sta Rosa and going to Nasugbu, Alfonso, Mendez or Indang should take J.P. Rizal Street at the Petron Maharlika East Intersection, passing through Mahogany Public Market.
Those vehicles coming from the opposite direction - Nasugbu, Indang, Alfonso and Mendez going back to Bacoor and Manila - should take the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road (National Highway) at the Hagdang Bato (Police Station) Intersection, passing through the famous Mushroom Burger restaurant. Tagaytay City also advised motorists to plan their trips ahead and make sure that their vehicles are in top condition. For assistance, the Tagaytay City Office of Public Safety – Traffic Unit can be reached at 09278569979 or (046) 483-0446.


The Hedonistic valuable outlines how genetic engineering and nanotechnology will abolish affliction in all sentient life.
The abolitionist undertaking is highly bold yet technically possible. it's also instrumentally rational and morally pressing. The metabolic pathways of discomfort and malaise developed simply because they served the health of our genes within the ancestral surroundings. they are going to be changed by way of a unique type of neural structure - a motivational approach according to heritable gradients of bliss. States of chic health are destined to turn into the genetically pre-programmed norm of psychological well-being. it's expected that the world's final disagreeable adventure could be a accurately dateable event.
Two hundred years in the past, robust artificial pain-killers and surgical anesthetics have been unknown. The inspiration that actual ache will be banished from so much people's lives could have appeared absurd. this day such a lot folks within the technically complex countries take its regimen absence without any consideration. the chance that what we describe as mental ache, too, may perhaps ever be banished is both counter-intuitive. The feasibility of its abolition turns its planned retention into a subject matter of social coverage and moral selection.
The weather of ethical Philosophy by way of James Rachels and Stuart Rachels is a best-selling textual content for undergraduate classes in ethics. 13 thought-provoking chapters introduce readers to significant ethical thoughts and theories in philosophy via transparent, comprehensible factors and compelling discussions.
Our lives are such that ethical wrongdoing is typically inescapable for us. now we have ethical tasks to folks which can clash and which it truly is unsuitable to violate even if they do clash. Christopher W. Gowans argues that we needs to settle for this end if we're to make experience of our ethical event and how during which individuals are helpful to us.
What do we do to stay lifestyles correctly? you could imagine that the reply will be to imagine and mirror extra. yet this isn't Valerie Tiberius's solution. On her view, once we rather take account of what we're like - after we realize our mental limits - we are going to see that an excessive amount of considering and reflecting is undesirable for us.
What's the sturdy lifestyles? Posing this question this day may most likely elicit very assorted solutions. a few may perhaps say that the nice lifestyles capacity doing good—improving one's group and the lives of others. Others could reply that it potential doing well—cultivating one's personal skills in a significant means.


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Koscielny linked with Bayern Munich
Arsenal are expecting a summer battle with Bayern Munich to retain the services of defender Laurent Koscielny, according to a report in the Sun.
Laurent Koscielny enjoyed a strong end to the 2012-13 term
- Brewin: Transfer market noise
Koscielny struggled upon his arrival at Arsenal in 2010, with a number of blunders leading to questions about the wisdom of the signing from Lorient, but the 27-year-old flourished in the 2012-13 season and was arguably the Gunners' defensive star as they went on a fine run at the end of the campaign that earned them Champions League qualification.
His displays have earned him a regular place in the France side, while the Sun says Bayern - who defeated Arsenal over two legs on their way to Champions League glory - have also been impressed.
An 'Arsenal insider' is quoted as saying: "Laurent is aware of Bayern's interest and has talked about it with other players. No one knows how it will end up but anything is possible."
Bayern's new manager Pep Guardiola will want to make an impression to build on the Treble success and the 'Arsenal insider' claims a move to work under the Spaniard is an attractive proposition for Koscielny.
"It's worrying because it's a very attractive option for him to sign for the Champions League winners, who will have Pep Guardiola as manager next season."


Memphis, TN- This past weekend many of the Midwest and Mid-South unsigned high school prospects assembled at the Insider Exposure All- American camp from Classes 2017 to 2019. NYGHoops was in attendance to provide blanket coverage for the event. This write-up does not cover all of the prospects at the event, only some of the ones I was able to see.
Mitchell was a consummate floor general who runs a team exceptionally, while also finding ways to put the ball in the basket herself. Mitchell is an outstanding ball handler and showed good command of the ball. She showed good quickness and explosiveness attacking the rim. While I did not get the opportunity to see her shoot many perimeter shots, her ability to get by people left her not needing to.
An extremely long and athletic young power forward who needs a little more development to turn into a face of a college program. This lefty has great size and a big wingspan for a power forward position. She is not physically built, but she does not shy away from contact. Williams showed the ability to score from all over the court.
Taylor is considered one of the top PGs in the class of 2017 in the state of Mississippi and it wasn't too hard to see why. Although she projects as a long, athletic point guard with a dependable handle, she also doubled as a reliable scorer at the event. Her ability to break defenders down off the bounce did not go unnoticed as she scored at all three levels and showed the ability to shoot floaters over post players.
Dixon moves well for a young lady her size. She showed good agility and lateral movement. Another thing that stood out was her ability to pass the ball as a post. As a defender she blocked a few shots, but her ability to alter shots was just as remarkable. She was a bit raw offensively, but she scored on put-backs and in transition.
First thing you notice about Coleman is her explosiveness and ball handling. There were not too many guards that stopped her from getting to the basket, with her dynamite first step and ability to get the ball off.
Williams was magnificent as a spot-up shooter at the Insider Exposure All American camp. Her scoring instincts make her a little more than a shooter. She showed the ability to put the ball on the floor and deliver on mid-range shots. She also showed potential in drive and dish situations, rebounding and basketball cleverness.


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N Engl J Med. 2011 Jun 23;364(25):2392-404. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa1014296.
Changes in diet and lifestyle and long-term weight gain in women and men.
Mozaffarian D1, Hao T, Rimm EB, Willett WC, Hu FB.
Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. dmozaffa@hsph.harvard.edu
Specific dietary and other lifestyle behaviors may affect the success of the straightforward-sounding strategy "eat less and exercise more" for preventing long-term weight gain.
We performed prospective investigations involving three separate cohorts that included 120,877 U.S. women and men who were free of chronic diseases and not obese at baseline, with follow-up periods from 1986 to 2006, 1991 to 2003, and 1986 to 2006. The relationships between changes in lifestyle factors and weight change were evaluated at 4-year intervals, with multivariable adjustments made for age, baseline body-mass index for each period, and all lifestyle factors simultaneously. Cohort-specific and sex-specific results were similar and were pooled with the use of an inverse-variance-weighted meta-analysis.
Within each 4-year period, participants gained an average of 3.35 lb (5th to 95th percentile, -4.1 to 12.4). On the basis of increased daily servings of individual dietary components, 4-year weight change was most strongly associated with the intake of potato chips (1.69 lb), potatoes (1.28 lb), sugar-sweetened beverages (1.00 lb), unprocessed red meats (0.95 lb), and processed meats (0.93 lb) and was inversely associated with the intake of vegetables (-0.22 lb), whole grains (-0.37 lb), fruits (-0.49 lb), nuts (-0.57 lb), and yogurt (-0.82 lb) (P≤0.005 for each comparison). Aggregate dietary changes were associated with substantial differences in weight change (3.93 lb across quintiles of dietary change). Other lifestyle factors were also independently associated with weight change (P<0.001), including physical activity (-1.76 lb across quintiles); alcohol use (0.41 lb per drink per day), smoking (new quitters, 5.17 lb; former smokers, 0.14 lb), sleep (more weight gain with <6 or >8 hours of sleep), and television watching (0.31 lb per hour per day).
Specific dietary and lifestyle factors are independently associated with long-term weight gain, with a substantial aggregate effect and implications for strategies to prevent obesity. (Funded by the National Institutes of Health and others.).
Diet, lifestyle, and long-term weight gain. [N Engl J Med. 2011]
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Relationships between Changes in Food and Beverage Consumption and Weight Changes Every 4 Years, According to Study Cohort
Study participants included 50,422 women in the Nurses' Health Study (NHS), followed for 20 years (1986 to 2006); 47,898 women in the Nurses' Health Study II (NHS II), followed for 12 years (1991 to 2003); and 22,557 men in the Health Professionals Follow-up Study (HPFS), followed for 20 years (1986 to 2006). Weight changes are reported for each increase in the daily serving of the food or beverage; decreased intake would be associated with the inverse weight changes. There was little evidence of a significant interaction between diet and physical activity (P>0.10 for the interaction in each cohort). All weight changes were adjusted simultaneously for age, baseline body-mass index, sleep duration, and changes in smoking status, physical activity, television watching, alcohol use, and all of the dietary factors shown. The P value is less than 0.001 for all dietary factors with the exception of butter in the NHS II, cheese in the NHS and NHS II, low-fat or skim milk in the NHS and HPFS, diet soda in the NHS, and whole-fat milk in all three cohorts.
Changes in Diet and Lifestyle and Long-Term Weight Gain in Women and Men
Relationships between Changes in Diet and Physical Activity and Weight Changes within Each 4-Year Period in the Three Cohorts
In a multivariable-adjusted analysis, overall dietary changes among the 120,877 men and women in the three cohorts were based on the sum of changes in the intake of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, refined grains, potatoes or french fries, potato chips, butter, yogurt, sugar-sweetened beverages, 100%-fruit juice, sweets and desserts, processed meats, unprocessed red meats, trans fat, fried foods consumed at home, and fried foods consumed away from home. Panel A shows the relationship between deciles of dietary change and weight change per 4-year period in the three cohorts separately and combined. As compared with persons in the top decile, persons in the bottom decile had a 5.48-lb greater weight gain (95% confidence interval [CI], 4.02 to 6.94). Panel B shows the relationship between the cross-stratified quintiles of changes in both dietary habits and physical activity with weight changes per 4-year period for the combined cohorts. As compared with persons in the top quintiles of both dietary change and physical-activity change, persons in the lowest quintiles had a 5.93-lb greater weight gain (95% CI, 4.35 to 7.52). There was little evidence of a significant interaction between diet and physical activity (P>0.10 for the interaction in each cohort). All weight changes were adjusted for age, baseline body-mass index, sleep duration, and changes in smoking status, physical activity, television watching, and alcohol use. P<0.001 for all comparisons.
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Kevin Bergman
Dr. Kevin Bergman is Co-Director of the Ultrasound and Global Health programs at the UCSF Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency and he is an attending physician at the emergency department at the Contra Costa county hospital. Dr. Bergman is a family physician, and completed fellowships in emergency medicine and point-of-care ultrasound. He is passionate about teaching ultrasound to the next generation of physicians and has taught ultrasound to hundreds of resident and attending physicians around the world.
He is on the Board of Directors of the Society of Ultrasound in Medical Education, is an official consultant to the International Consensus Conference on Ultrasound in Medical Education, was the founding Vice Chair of the American Association of Family Practice (AAFP) Ultrasound Member Interest Group, and co- wrote the POCUS guidelines for the AAFP. He won teaching awards both as a fellow and as an attending, and has taught ultrasound at WINFOCUS, AIUM/SUSME, AAFP, EM Essentials, and Society for Teachers in Family Medicine national meetings.
He also co-founded World Altering Medicine, a non-profit organization that provides medical and surgical care to rural patients in Malawi, where he has returned annually since his first visit in 2002.


A DRIVE-AB survey to gather information on the global incidence of infections caused by selected antibiotic-resistant bacteria is now available. The results of this survey will be made available to public health officials and researchers to provide a basis for decision-making regarding the prevention, control, and treatment of infections by drug-resistant organisms.
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Mack-Cali Realty Corporation has acquired the Riverwatch Commons and Richmond Court multifamily properties in New Brunswick, NJ from Applied Development Company, an affiliate of Ironstate Holdings, for $41.1 million, or $205,500 per unit.
The three-building, 200-unit apartment complex is comprised of three buildings constructed in 2013 on 2.5 acres at 100 Hirma Sq. in Middlesex County. The luxury studio, one-, and two-bedroom units range in size from 623 to 950 square feet, and were 95 percent occupied.
The property is close to shopping, restaurants, nightlife, theaters, corporate offices, and Rutgers University. It is within walking distance of NJ Transit and offers easy access to the Turnpike, I-287 and Rte. 18. Tenants enjoy numerous amenities including a fitness center, laundry facilitates, parking, and more.
Mack-Cali subsidiary Roseland will manage and lease the asset, and plans to upgrade the units with high-quality finishes to include new kitchens and bathrooms, in-unit washer/dryers, a clubroom, and expanding other amenities.
Dranoff Properties and hotel developer sbe announced plans to construct a 47-story hotel and residential tower at Broad and Spruce streets in Philadelphia.
The project called SLS International Hotel & Residences, under design by architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associated, will be across the street from the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts on Broad Street. When completed, it will be among the tallest residential buildings in the state at 562 feet.
The project unites Carl Dranoff, one of the nation's leading developers, with prominent hotelier and sbe founder, Chairman and CEO Sam Nazarian. It includes 150 boutique hotel rooms and 125 luxury condominiums for sale.
Grace Covenant Evangelical Presbyterian Church acquired the Oaklands Corporate Center building at 444 Creamery Way in Exton, PA from Oaklands Business Parks, Inc. for $3.2 million, or about $107 per square foot.
The single-story, 30,000-square-foot flex building was built in 2003 in the Chester County Industrial submarket.
Cole Real Estate Investments purchased the Peninsula Crossing Shopping Center at 26676-26688 Centerview Dr. in Millsboro, DE from Millsboro Towne Center LLC for $37 million, or approximately $112 per square foot.
The 330,000-square-foot power center sits on 77 acres in the Sussex County submarket of Philadelphia. The retail center is anchored by Lowe's, BJ's Wholesale Club and PetSmart.
Vesper Property Group has sold the office building at 1619 Walnut St. in Philadelphia to TIAA-CREF for $18 million, or about $529 per square foot.
The six-story, 34,047-square-foot building was constructed in 1937 with renovations completed in 2009. Vesper Property Group purchased the building in 2008 for $7.1 million, according to CoStar data, and invested in renovating the building. Formerly the Westinghouse broadcasting studio, the renovated office property was fully leased at the time of the sale.
Llenrock Group has arranged $50 million in financing secured by 1845 Walnut St. in Philadelphia, PA. The property is jointly owned by Frankel Enterprises, Allan Domb Real Estate, and Resource America, Inc.
Llenrock, an independent real estate finance and advisory firm, negotiated a fixed-rate, 15-year financing at less than 5% interest, due in-part to the owners intent to hold the asset for an extended period. The loan was sourced through a leading national pension fund, and carries an interest-only period.
"We were pleased to work with such a high-quality asset in one of the city's most prestigious neighborhoods," notes Andrew Benioff, founding partner of Llenrock Group. "The ownership team's savvy and organization helped the whole financing process go smoothly."
The 25-story, 347,900-square-foot, 4-Star office tower was originally built in 1968 on eight-tenths of an acre in the Market Street West submarket. It overlooks the famous Rittenhouse Square, and is over 90% occupied.
When reviewing my list of top real estate stories from 2012 and comparing it to what I have compiled for this year, I'm struck by how vastly different 2013 has been.
The economy gained momentum this year, the future got somewhat more confident and it's reflected in the commercial real estate activity that took place throughout the region.
This year, I am taking a look at what I think are the biggest stories in real estate, which are more thematic in nature. I'm also writing about the biggest surprises and the biggest deals in two other blogs (stay tuned.) As always, please let me know what you think and if I overlooked something of significance.
Construction activity is booming. From King of Prussia, Pa., to Philadelphia to South Jersey, construction is booming. A week doesn't goes by when there isn't either a ground breaking, topping off, ribbon cutting or an announcement about a new building. It's not just government money at work, such as with the Family Court building, but across the board including private and institutional investment.
Multifamily sector is healthy. The apartment market in Center City and even in the suburbs is robust. There's construction of new apartments and conversion of old buildings as well as investors buying and selling multifamily properties. I've started to see some concessions being offered, which leads me to believe too much inventory is coming on the market but they haven't been rampant.
Office investment sales in the suburbs and Central Business District are coming back — as shown by closed deals such as 1500 Spring Garden St. and 2000 Market St. and pending deals such as 1000 Continental in King of Prussia.
The tax increment financing package for the proposed W Hotel. It highlighted, again, the issue of how public funds are used to financially support construction projects in Philadelphia. Any developer will tell you the cost of construction, particularly labor costs, can't be supported without a TIF, tax abatement or a Keystone Opportunity Zone. These tax breaks essentially subsidize Philadelphia's expensive construction labor.
The Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement System plans to invest up to $175 million in two new value-added real estate funds. The pension fund plans to invest up to $100 million in DRA Growth and Income Fund VIII and up to $75 million in Exeter Industrial Value Fund III.
A metal fabricator is constructing a new manufacturing facility along American Street in the East Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia.
Veyko Inc. is constructing a $2.1 million, 11,550-square-foot building on what is now a vacant lot that sits in a federally-designated Empowerment Zone., which gives businesses that move into these zones certain tax incentives. The company is receiving $250,000 in an Empowerment Zone grant and $933,000 in financing from the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp.
The company is creating 15 new jobs at its new facility and will retain 12 employees. Veyko will relocate from 216 Fairmount Ave. in Philadelphia.
Camelback Mountain Resort plans to construct a new $163 million lodge and indoor water park.
The eight-story, 533,000-square-foot development will have 453 rooms, a 170,000-square-foot entertainment center of which 125,000 square feet will be an indoor water park and will be one of the largest on the East Coast. Plans also call for a 10,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, four new restaurants with ski-in-ski out bars and 25,000 square feet of meeting and conference space.
The project is being constructed at the foot of Camelback Mountain in Tannersville, Pa., in the Pocono Mountains. Camelback Lodge & Indoor Waterpark, which operates Camelback Mountain Resorts, is developing the new lodge and water park. It is scheduled to be completed by 2015.
When Realen Properties initially designed the Village at Valley Forge, plans called for a total of 1 million square feet of retail space.
That was roughly eight years ago. A lot has changed since then. The retail scene is different and increasingly done online, the King of Prussia Mall has new owners and is expanding, and financing for what Realen first planned — buildings with street level retail and residential use on top — is difficult to finance. In light of that, the retail part of the mixed-use development has been scaled back to 200,000 square feet and a new company has been brought in to construct that portion of the Village at Valley Forge.
JBG Rosenfeld Retail of Chevy Chase, Md., is buying 20 acres next to the Wegman's in King of Prussia, and will construct a life-style center called the King of Prussia Town Center.
Realen Properties of Berwyn remains master developer of the 130-acre development.
"By collaborating with JBG Rosenfeld on our Main Street retail, we're getting the benefit of a high-quality and experienced retail developer and that will help us create the place we always envisioned for this mixed-use walkable community," said Dennis Maloomian, president of Realen.
Community Volunteers in Medicine, Inc. acquired the Warehouse Associates building at 300 Lawrence Dr. in West Chester, PA from Mauger & Company for $2.9 million, or about 62 per square foot.
The two-story, 46,818-square-foot warehouse was built in 1998 on 5.1 acres in the Chester County Industrial submarket of Philadelphia. It features six loading docks, 24-foot clear heights and office suites. The buyer was a tenant in the building prior to the sale.
MNOP, Inc. acquired the Commerce Court industrial building at 2800 Turnpike Dr. in Hatboro, PA from Eastern Property Group for $2.6 million, or about $32 per square foot.
The single-story, 81,498-square-foot warehouse was built in 1975 on 5.1 acres in the East Montgomery County Industrial submarket of Philadelphia. It features three loading docks, 16-foot clear heights, and 1,200-amp heavy power.
Sunshine Management Corporation purchased the Randolph Park Shopping Center located at 1700-1730 S. Queen St. in York, PA from Randolph Park Associates LLC for $4.7 million, or about $193 per square foot.
The 24,353-square-foot retail strip was constructed in 1955 and renovated in 1980. The shopping center features 95 parking spaces and sits on nearly two acres in York County.
Eastern Valley Forge Partners LP purchased the Van Buren Bldg at 2626 Van Buren Ave. in Norristown, PA from High Associates Ltd. for $4.3 million, or about $175 per square foot.
The office building delivered in 1987 and totals 24,512 square feet. The asset is 85 percent occupied by Metropolitan Veterinary Associates.
Home Properties, Inc. acquired the Camelot Court multifamily property at 532 W. Brookhaven Rd. in Brookhaven, PA from AJI Properties for $15.5 million, or about $76,000 per unit.
The buyer has renamed the 204-unit, 219,483-square-foot property as Stone Hill Apartments. Built in 1971, the property consists of 11 three-story, garden-style buildings on 9.3 acres in the Lower Delaware County submarket, near I-95 and I-476.
The asset was 90 percent occupied at the time of sale, with average rents around $918 per month.
During the third quarter 2013, two Industrial buildings totaling 526,590 square feet were completed in the Philadelphia market area.
This compares to one building totaling 70,000 square feet that were completed in the second quarter 2013, nothing completed in the first quarter 2013, and 3,686,168 square feet in 11 buildings completed in the fourth quarter 2012.
There were 8,132,177 square feet of Industrial space under construction at the end of the third quarter 2013.
Some of the notable 2013 deliveries include: Prologis Lehigh Valley West - Building 200, a 493,200-square-foot facility that delivered in third quarter 2013 and is now 37% occupied, and Albert's Organics, a 70,000-square-foot building that delivered in second quarter 2013 and is now 100% occupied.
The largest projects underway at the end of third quarter 2013 were Liberty at Shippensburg - Bldg 2, a 1,185,750-square-foot building with 100% of its space pre-leased, and West Hills Business Center - Building A, a 980,000-square-foot facility that is 100% pre-leased.
Total Industrial inventory in the Philadelphia market area amounted to 1,014,384,870 square feet in 19,814 buildings as of the end of the third quarter 2013. The Flex sector consisted of 82,951,153 square feet in 3,235 projects. Within the Industrial market there were 2,553 owner-occupied buildings accounting for 234,330,423 square feet of Industrial space.
This trend is compared to U.S. National Industrial deliveries and construction, which saw 202 buildings totaling 22.43 million square feet complete construction, with an additional 75.12 million square feet of industrial space still under construction at the end of the third quarter. The Helen of Troy Building, a 1.2 million-square-foot facility delivered in the third quarter, and the 1 million-square-foot N. Chrisman Rd. at Prologis Park Tracy II is still under development. Total industrial inventory in the U.S. market totaled 20.86 billion square feet in almost 615,000 buildings at the end of the third quarter 2013, including almost 90,000 flex projects and 68,000 owner-occupied buildings.
Brandywine Realty Trust has paid $23.2 million for the ground on which Cira Centre sits.
Amtrak sold the parcel at 2929 Arch St. to the Radnor, Pa., real estate investment trust. Brandywine declined comment on the transaction. Brandywine constructed Cira Centre, a 29-story, 731,000-square-foot office tower. The building sits in a Keystone Opportunity Zone and this transaction doesn't effect that special designation, according to two experts on the KOZ legislation.
Amtrak limited the comments it made about the sale. Craig Schulz, spokesman for Amtrak, said Brandywine bought out a 99-year lease it had on the land on which Cira Centre sits. The rail company plans to use the capital raised by the transaction to advance a number of projects across the country, Schulz said in an email.
Destination Maternity, a leading maternity apparel retailer, has leased 74,258 square feet at Moorestown Corporate Center Bldg 3 located at 232 Strawbridge Dr. in Moorestown, NJ.
The 74,258-square-foot office building is part of the three-building, 222,823-square-foot corporate center that includes 224 and 228 Strawbridge Drive. The buildings feature three-story glass atrium lobbies, a high ratio of windows and corner offices, and proximity to Routes 38, 70, 73, I-295, the NJ Tpke, Philadelphia Airport and City Center, and numerous amenities, shopping, hotels and restaurants.
The deal brings the center to 85 percent leased. Keystone Property Group has begun full renovations at the property, which will include upgrades to the main and elevator lobbies, parking, exterior improvements to the landscaping and monument signage, new interior finishes and lighting, and upgrades to the HVAC system. The company acquired the assets in 2012 for $19.85 million, according to CoStar data. CoStar COMPS #2593866.
"This lease is a testament to the success of our in-progress repositioning and lease-up strategy for this well-located office property," stated Bill Glazer, president of Keystone Property Group. "Our reinvestment program for Moorestown Corporate Center will create a modern and unique work environment for this market that effectively addresses the requirements of tenants today."
Health Network Laboratories, a local healthcare company, acquired the flex building at 794 Roble Rd. in Allentown, PA from Liberty Property Trust for $8.65 million, or about $85 per square-foot.
The 101,750-square-foot property was built in 1984 on 16.7 acres in the Lehigh Valley Industrial submarket, part of the Lehigh Valley Industrial Park 3. The building has been vacant since former tenant T-Mobile relocated in the first quarter of 2012. The building features two loading docks with levelators, ceiling heights of 18 feet, and 40-foot by 50-foot column spacing.
Health Network Laboratories plans on occupying the entire building, and will make this their new headquarters. Health Network approached the sellers directly and settled in about 75 days.
Vantage Properties LLC acquired the Marquis Apartments at 251 W. Dekalb Pike in King of Prussia, PA from Metropolitan Properties of America, Inc. for $68 million, or more than $104,000 per unit.
The nine-story, 804,184-square-foot multifamily building was constructed in 1970 on 26.7 acres in suburban Philadelphia's Montgomery County. The 651 units are an even mix of studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments ranging in size from 394 to 1,537 square feet. The asset was fully occupied at the time of sale.
KBS Realty Advisors is looking to get back into the Philadelphia office market and has reportedly put 1000 Continental Drive in King of Prussia, Pa., under agreement, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Newport Beach, Calif., real estate company is offering $61 million for the six-story, 205,424-square-foot building that sits at the crossroads of Route 202, the Schuylkill Expressway and Swedesford Road, these sources said.
Equus Capital Partners of Philadelphia constructed the building on speculation beginning in 2006. Though it took some time to lease up because of the recession, it is now 84 percent occupied by some marquee tenants including the Hartford and Worldwide Clinical Trials.


Clear Channel Radio has announced that its iHeartRadio App is now available on the iPad, widening the listening experience of its 750 digital radio stations for iOS-toting music lovers.
As soon as we heard that iHeartRadio was hitting the iPad, we immediately wondered if Clear Channel would be integrating any of the features from Thumbplay, which was acquired last month, into the new app. No such luck — the app is a streaming radio app with no on-demand to speak of.
Still, there aren't that many music streaming/subscription services on the iPad — Pandora and SiriusXm are two of the big ones on the device — so the launch is notable all the same. And it's free, which is a plus.
In fact, iHeartRadio stands more in competition to Vevo's app than Pandora's when it comes to functionality, as it features more content and social aspects than just music.
iHeartRadio has been available on the iPhone for a while now (and other devices and handsets), but the iPad version of the app adds a lot more functionality, including videos and social sharing.
First thing's first, though: music. The app has a ton of stations and you can search content by station name, location, genre, tagline or call letters. Users can also see what's playing on any given station by tapping the station icon.
Once you find a station you like, you can add it to Favorites for easy access later (you can also "favorite" songs, but not for future full listening — so it's more like a bookmark); share the station via Facebook, Twitter or email; buy a song on iTunes; and view lyrics. The app also features music videos and interviews, which you can share via your social channels, as well as galleries.
The whole experience is designed to be wholly lean-forward. Images of bands scroll by when you're listening to any given station, and you can also scroll through the station's Twitter feed. However, the app can also streamed via AirPlay to Apple TV, so it can serve as background music.
We can see this app being a boon to ebook-reading commuters, seeing as how one can fire up a station and go about one's business.
What iPad app do your prefer for pumping up the jams?
Photo courtesy of Flickr, João Pedro, uai!


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Peñamellera Alta är en kommun i Spanien.   Den ligger i provinsen Province of Asturias och regionen Asturien, i den norra delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden Madrid. Antalet invånare är . Arean är  kvadratkilometer. Peñamellera Alta gränsar till Cabrales, Llanes, Peñamellera Baja och Tresviso.

Terrängen i Peñamellera Alta är bergig åt sydväst, men åt nordost är den kuperad.

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The Evolution of News Value in Mainstream Journalism
Posted on September 21, 2022 by adminss
The main objective of this article is to examine the evolution of the concept of news value in mainstream journalism, and the extent to which this concept has changed over time. We will start with an updated taxonomy of news values developed by Harcup and O'Neill (2001), and then examine the changes made by various mainstream news outlets.
A current events summary is a short review of a recent news story. To write a current events summary, you need to find a news story that is interesting to you and that you would like to write about. First, read the entire news story and make note of the most important facts, dates, and reasons it happened. Once you have all of these facts, write a short summary of the story with some extra details.
Interest group figures
According to a study, a majority of news coverage goes to a few prominent interest groups. The study looked at fourteen major newspapers, two news magazines, and the top three television networks to see how frequently an interest group appears in news stories. The Sierra Club topped the list of most-covered interest groups in four policy areas – environmental issues, national security, foreign policy, and civil rights – and received 40 percent of all coverage. Other prominent interest groups included the Council on Foreign Relations and the Christian Coalition of America.
Extreme behaviours
The media often depicts extreme behaviours and incidents. Such events can have a powerful impact on our judgment and decision-making skills. Psychologists refer to this phenomenon as the "Availability Heuristic". For example, in 2014, the news media was so disproportionately concerned with the Ebola outbreak that many people panicked. In such a situation, we can be more susceptible to emotional responses such as anger.
If you are interested in celebrity news, there are plenty of publications you can subscribe to. One of the most popular is TMZ. This magazine, which has been in business for decades, shares exclusive interviews and features on famous faces. The website was the first to publish news about Michael Jackson's death, Mel Gibson's drunken driving incident, and Rihanna's police photos. Its rapid-fire reporting style and focus on breaking stories has revolutionized the way celebrity news is reported.
Exclusivity in news is an important issue for news organizations and publishers. It can be lucrative, but it also comes with risks. A story must be compelling enough to warrant exclusivity, or else it may not be worth the risk. Moreover, exclusivity in news also prevents other news outlets from running the story.
Shareability
The shareability of news is an important measure of the impact a news story has on readers. It can be calculated by examining the headline and key elements of a news story. Shareable stories have a strong emotional element, are easily understood, and can be easily shared. Newsrooms should use analytics to create shareable stories.
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Pacioretty's trials with Canadiens could prepare him for Vegas
As Montreal bids adieu to their former captain take a look back at some of Pacioretty's best plays and moments with the Canadiens.
Eric Engels September 11, 2018, 10:23 PM
MONTREAL — For whatever reason, it always felt like Max Pacioretty was running straight uphill in his time with the Montreal Canadiens.
From the day that he was drafted to the day that he was traded, the challenges grew steeper and exponentially so. Many of them pushed him to accomplish the greatest feats of his life, but some of them stripped away much of the joy that should come with playing a child's game for a living.
The last chapter of Pacioretty's story in Montreal definitely falls in the second category.
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But before getting into all of that, his triumphs are worth revisiting. They are what endeared him to Canadiens fans over the years, what turned him into a perennial 30-goal scorer and a much more complete hockey player than perhaps he ever even envisioned becoming — and they ultimately saw him build up the checklist of attributes his teammates signed off on when they voted him captain in the summer of 2015.
Going back to the start of his career, the 22nd-overall pick in 2007 had left the University of Michigan after only one year and had clear designs on piercing through to the NHL immediately. And it was after only 37 games with the AHL's Hamilton Bulldogs that Pacioretty had seemingly managed to do it, graduating to Montreal and closing out the 2008-09 season with three goals and 11 points in 34 games with the Canadiens.
But his confidence took a considerable hit the following year when he could only muster 14 points in 52 games with the Canadiens and he was sent back down to Hamilton to play out the string.
It was in the fall of 2010 that Pacioretty's career changed indelibly.
He arrived at Canadiens camp that year and declared that he'd be better off in the AHL if he wasn't guaranteed top-six minutes in the NHL. And though he was initially raked over the coals in the media over that and accused of having a sense of entitlement by many of fans, it wasn't long before people realized that Pacioretty had a pretty good sense for how his development should be managed.
Still, he had put an extra pinch of pressure on himself with his comments. So when he started in Hamilton and was promptly promoted to Montreal after leading the AHL in scoring with 17 goals and 32 points in the first 27 games of the season, it was a clear sign he wouldn't be fazed.
The makings of a star became immediately apparent when Pacioretty joined Scott Gomez and Brian Gionta on Montreal's top line that winter. And everything was going exceptionally well for him until a hit from Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara sent him flying into a Bell Centre stanchion and left him in a world of hurt on March 8, 2011.
Pacioretty had scored 14 goals and 24 points in 37 games that season and had finally shown he was ready to be the power forward the team wanted him to be. But all of that was put in jeopardy in one horrifying instant.
Everyone anticipated the fractured vertebrae Pacioretty suffered and the concussion he sustained would eventually heal, but many people wondered if his psyche had been permanently affected by the trauma and horror of the incident. No shortage of them said he'd never be the same player again.
"They're right," said a fully recovered Pacioretty six weeks later. "I won't be the same; I'll be better than ever."
Coming back the following year and scoring a career-high 33 goals and 65 points, earning the Bill Masterton Trophy, said a lot about Pacioretty's character and proved he could persevere through just about anything.
He only reinforced that notion as his career progressed with the Canadiens. Whether it was a knee injury here, or a wrist injury there, or a concussion, or appendicitis, or an off-season tibia fracture which threatened to severely delay Pacioretty's premiere as the 29th captain of the team, he always defied the odds — and the timelines — and seemingly managed to return better than ever. It was superhuman, really, earning him the nickname "Wolverine," after Marvel Comics' Adamantium-clawed hero.
But there were some things Pacioretty couldn't overcome in his time in Montreal.
The perception that he couldn't produce when the games mattered most, reinforced by an 11 per cent dip in his goal rate from regular season to playoffs, bothered him to no end, and it was something he had limited opportunity to rectify in his final years — with the Canadiens missing the post-season in 2016 and 2018.
And though Pacioretty succeeded mightily as captain off the ice, giving back to Montreal through his foundation and engaging with fans with the class and dignity the position commands, his on-ice contributions were tainted by circumstances beyond his control. The 2015-16 season was impossible to manage in star goaltender Carey Price's 70-game absence.
Pacioretty also took too much of the blame for not scoring in the 2017 playoffs when the entire team managed only 11 goals in six games of its first-round loss to the New York Rangers. And he took too much of it last season when there wasn't much he could do to help the team overcome its deficiencies and injuries.
Trade rumours swirling around Pacioretty for almost the entirety of last winter admittedly made it impossible for him to focus on what he had always done in a Canadiens uniform — with an underwhelming 17-goal output in 64 games serving as a memory he'd undoubtedly like to erase.
Just as he'd probably like to forget about his messy divorce from the only team he's ever played for.
Instead Pacioretty can use it as motivation to rebound and triumph once again. With a new four-year, $28-million contract secured, and with the pressure of being captain of the most storied franchise in hockey falling off of his shoulders, there's hope the road might flatten out for him as a Vegas Golden Knight.
Maybe he'll even get the chance to run downhill at some point before his hockey career ends.
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Bahamian filmmaker is finalist in intnl Bob Marley 'One Love' music video project
The Bob Marley brand launched a new project with Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Tongal — the leading platform for creative content development — to create a brand new music video for Bob Marley's classic track, "One Love". The project celebrates the 30th anniversary of Bob's iconic best-of album, Legend, and the spirit of togetherness that his music has inspired for the last half century, Dionne Benjamin-Smith reports for The Bahamas Weekly.
The "One Love" project offers filmmakers around the world a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a new visual identity for the track, released in 1977 when music videos had not yet entered mainstream culture. The competition encourages all applicants to include themes of social connectedness and of making the world a better place, virtues that Bob professed throughout his life and musical career.
Last Saturday, Bahamian filmmaker Lavado Stubbs was announced a runner-up in the international One Love Music Video Project. Shot in The Bahamas using Bahamians throughout, Stubb's video has so far garnered over 3.4 million views and over 97,000 Likes on Bob Marley's Facebook page. His video is one of only two videos selected so far.
All filmmakers were required to base their music video on this treatment: "The 'One Love' song has 256 words. In the video, one person sings one word of the song allowing 256 different faces sing the entire song."
Stubbs expressed, "I'm honored and grateful to have had this opportunity to create a video for Bob Marley, "One Love." Being a filmmaker from the Caribbean, Bob Marley has always been an inspiration to me in my film-making. He, too, was once an island boy with dreams. He used his art in the form of music as a tool to unite the globe. Thank you to everyone that made this video possible."
In 2008, Stubbs received an award at the BIFF Reel Life Documentary competition with his short-subject documentary, "Ma Boy I Speak Bahamian" which was also an official selection at BIFF, claiming local rave reviews.
His music videos are aired on national networks such as Much Music and Tempo Network, and viral networks such as Americafree.tv. As a result, he gained a nomination for best hip-hop music video at the Americafree.tv music video awards and also having one of his video deemed a "hot one" on the XXLmag.com.
Additionally, his video for Pharrell Williams' song 'Happy' (Bahamas version) was selected as an official selection at the WideScreen Film & Music Video Festival at AMC Theaters in Aventura, FL in March 2015.
For the original report go to http://www.thebahamasweekly.com/publish/entertainment/Bahamian_filmmaker_is_finalist_in_intnl_Bob_Marley_One_Love_music_video_project39744.shtml
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Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and so I've decided to do a series of posts this week with fun recipes and treats for the upcoming weekend. To kick things off, I thought I would put together some great recipes for cocktails and drinks. Especially given that Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, I'm sure there will be no shortage of parties. Sometimes it's nice to have a solid cocktail before you start drinking lite beer by the case.
To kick things off, I made this sweet and very orange cordial: The Candy Corn Martini!
Ok. So I'm really not big on sweet cocktails and so I didn't love this specific drink because as you can imagine, it is really sweet. But it's pretty and very orange and I think I maybe didn't put in enough lemon juice to balance the sweetness.
1) Add vodka and candy corn into a vessel of some sort, cover it, and let it sit for about 2 or 3 hours.
2) Strain vodka before making the drink just because there may be a few bits of undissolved candy corns.
3) Add some ice cubes to cocktail shaker, then add a few ounces of the candy corn vodka. If you aren't comfortable with guessing at mixology, I would start with 1/4 cup of vodka.
4) Assuming you added 1/4 cup of the vodka, go with 1.5 Tablespoons lemon juice (fresh is best), 1.5 Tablespoons orange liquor, and 1/2 of an egg white. Add all that stuff to your cocktail shaker!
5) Because of the egg thing, it's easier to make two cocktails at once in a larger shaker so you don't have to divide an egg white.
6) Once all of that is in the shaker, just shake if up for 30 seconds or so until it is super-chilled and frothy! Pour it into a martini glass and garnish with a few candy corns!
From a Food Network recipe.
So it turns out that candy corn dissolves in vodka. That makes it pretty easy to get that very signature, sugary flavor infused with the vodka. All you have to do is add your vodka and candy corn into a vessel of some sort and let it sit for about 2 or 3 hours. It's probably a good idea to cover it just so stuff doesn't get in it.
After the few hours of sitting, all that awesome orange color will be dissolved in the vodka!
I'd recommend straining your vodka before making the drink just because there may be a few bits of undissolved candy corns.
Add some ice cubes to your cocktail shaker, then add a few ounces of the candy corn vodka. If you aren't comfortable with guessing at mixology, I would start with 1/4 cup of vodka.
You'll need these ingredients also!
You could not use the egg white if that is worrisome for you.
Cocktails are usually given in proportions (as I listed it above) that way you can make as much as you want! Assuming you added 1/4 cup of the vodka, go with 1.5 Tablespoons lemon juice (fresh is best), 1.5 Tablespoons orange liquor, and 1/2 of an egg white. Add all that stuff to your cocktail shaker!
Because of the egg thing, it's easier to make two cocktails at once in a larger shaker so you don't have to divide an egg white.
Anyway, once all of that is in the shaker, just shake if up for 20 seconds or so until it is super-chilled and frothy! Pour it into a martini glass and garnish with a few candy corns!
Like I said, I'm not one for sweet drinks really so this wasn't my favorite. Also, I didn't use enough lemon juice when I made it so it was really really sweet. Be sure to taste it as you go though and adjust to your tastes.
Honestly, I think that this mixture might be better as shots instead of martinis! A full drink of it is almost too much, but it would be cool to have it as a shooter!
10 Other Drinks! Ok. So if candy corn isn't your thing, I didn't want to leave you high and dry for Halloween! Here's 10 links to a variety of drinks that I think would be great for a Halloween Happy Hour.
That's a start, but my hunt for good Halloween cocktails is far from over. Have a favorite? Leave a comment!
Its a great idea to add candy corn to vodka. I must try it.
so we get sugar and alcohol in one punch? hello!
my teeth hurt just looking at this one. I like your shot idea though… that might be a little more tolerable. I wonder if there's a way to it with some other colors so that it looks like a candy corn too.
Ohhh! I so know what I am doing with the bags of candy corn my son will be getting the Halloween.
You are right, it looks like it will be on the sweet side. Nothing like an HFCS shock. Nick, have you considered trying it with an energy drink, like Hype? Now there would be a drink – The Candied Corn Vodka Rocket! Crash and Burn Baby!
@lk. I thought about trying to layer it with some cream to give it a white base, but it was just too much work… especially if you are trying to make a bunch.
Mmm, infused vodka. Such a nice thing. This is perfect for the adult Halloween party!
I'm digging this post… love the candy corn martini…thanks for giving us the scoop on where to find some different drink options.
We're going to be making this for our Halloween party!!
Can I use Rum instead of Vodka?


With Valentine's Day fast-approaching, it's time to prepare some of the herbal "remedies" that will help romance blossom. Here are some of my favorite romantic herbs: Roses are perhaps the first herb that comes to mind for romance, and therefore is a traditional Valentine's gift. Roses signify "true love" in the language of flowers and their sweet scent is often the base for sensual perfumes, sachets, soaps and bath mixtures. They are nearly a universal symbol for love, but often also for purity and perfection.
Bay is often used in amulets to attract a man. Mix together lavender flowers, dried bachelors' buttons and a tiny pinch of valerian. Add a bay leaf, put it in a pink pouch and wear constantly. Wishes are also sometimes written on a bay leaf, and put under a pillow. If one dreams about the circumstances written on the leaf for three nights in a row, it should come true.
Rosemary is the herb of remembrance, so it is often included in wedding bouquets. Because it remains green year round in many areas, it is added to Valentine's Day nosegays for its refreshing scent.
Love in a Mist (nigella) has often been included for its name alone. This pretty flower comes in amazing blue and also mulberry rose or white. An easy to grow, self-seeding annual, its ferny, lacey foliage adds a nice texture to the garden. After the flowers are pollinated, a balloon-like capsules form, often with pretty purple streaks which can be used for dried arrangements. Open the capsule to release an abundance of black seeds which are often used in cooking as a pepper substitute. Another name for this herb are Love in a Puzzle.
Love apple (tomatoes) in a food processor: 3 large tomatoes, 1 T. honey and 2 tsp. plain yogurt. Blend until fairly smooth. Smooth over any dull, dry skin and leave on for 5-10 min before rinsing off. The acid in the tomatoes will remove dead cells and leave smooth, silky but vulnerable skin so don't go sunbathing immediately. Use sparingly on the face and avoid eye areas.
If it's too "midst of winter" for access to herbs, use these essential oil combinations to add some romance to Valentine's Day. Place a few drops of the selected mixture on cotton balls and place them in the heating vents to perfume a room, add a few drops to a pre-romance bath, or spritz on linens.
1) 3 drops sandalwood; 2 drops rose; 1 drop bergamot; 1 drop jasmine 2) 6drops sandalwood, 5 drops sweet orange, 1 tsp. good vanilla extract 3) 2 drops jasmine, 2 drops lime, 1 drop cinnamon 4)10 drops rose, 6 drops bergamot, 6 drops jasmine, 4 drops coriander, 2 drops sandalwood.
Happy Valentine's Day to one and all. May your life be filled with love….and herbal blessings!
Thanks to Diane S Clark for posing a question in the comments of a recent post, that led to this post!
This entry was posted in Holidays, Uncategorized and tagged herbal lore, herbs, herbs for romance, Love Plants, Valentine's Day. Bookmark the permalink.
Awesome post! Such wonderful information on herbs! Thank you.
You are entirely welcome…it was fun to think about and pull information from my cob-webbed memory!
What lovely information! Thank you!


They had met during group grief counselling. Helen had found her fiance David murdered in their Apartment. She was trying to deal with his death and her own feelings. She had spoken about her nightmares and dreams during grief counseling. They all had to talk about the loss and how they were dealing with it.
Jake had been attracted towards Helen, her green eyes had a pain which made him want to protect her. After many counseling sessions they had become friends. Slowly, she started telling him about her story.
David had been a doctor at the city hospital. They had met when both were still in Pre-Med and totally hit it off. He was sweet and kind, they were to be married in six weeks when Helen had come home to find the apartment ransacked and the love of her life dead in their bathtub.
David had been troubled for some days. He had suspected that someone on the Hospital Board was running an organ scam. He was suspicious when two of his patients had suddenly passed away after being operated successfully for minor surgeries. He had started searching for clues and one day he found some papers which could lead him to the culprit. He had copied the documents and brought it back to the apartment and hidden it in a safe place which only both of them knew. Helen had no doubts the reason for David's murder. Even though she knew it was dangerous, she started searching for proof. She wanted answers. She could not let David's death go in vain. She wanted to approach the authorities but was convinced that some of the cops were dirty and had a hand in David's death.
Helen was getting very close to the truth. Since she worked in the same hospital she was able to uncover a lot of information. It was not long before she had sufficient proof about the killer's identity. All this was making Jake's employer very nervous. He had been ordered to find out the truth and then kill Helen.
Jake was a contract killer and had been hired to find out how much Helen knew about the scam. Though he did not have a hand in David's death, Jake had to find out the details and pass on the information to the people who were involved in the organ scam.
Jake was an ex-marine who had been trained as an assassin in his previous job, killing to him was as natural as breathing. It had always been cold and impersonal. The target was always just an unknown entity that had become an inconvenience for the power brokers of his country. This job was the toughest he had ever done in his entire career. He had become attracted to Helen's vulnerability and had never felt like this about any other woman. He wanted to hold her and comfort her, he wanted to make the hurt and pain go away from her eyes. Over time he realized that he had fallen in love with her.
Helen's voice broke his reverie. He saw her smiling at him.
Helen said "Are you fine Jake? You seem a little lost.
He nodded and gave her a smile. She turned and started walking again.
He saw her so happy and carefree. She looked relaxed and peaceful.
It was certain death for him if he did not kill Helen. He knew the people who hired him will hire someone else to get the job done. His heart and mind were in turmoil. Love was the only pure thing which had touched his heart in a long time.
He had to act even if he did not want to do so. Life was cruel and unfair. He knew he could never have a life with Helen. She would be dead either way.
Jake pulled out the gun from his jacket. He raised it in front of him and fired.
P.S: I had written this story for Indimag's short story competition. A big thank you to people who had voted for my story(I had to twist their arm and put a gun to their heads).
Aw did Helen really have to die??
oo come one......you can't kill helen....it was a perfect love story.....why jake had to be so cold ....... ?????
nice one and yes life can be unfair!
Geez, you got me. I thought you were telling a real event. Haha! Great story, so sad though. It reminds me of a Chinese drama that I saw a while back. You sure are a good writer.
Interesting and dramatic. Liked it. Never knew you also wrote fiction. I personally find it difficult to write short stories. Kudos to you for writing such a precise but tragic tale so effectively.
Oh no. Jake killed Helen? Too bad. Loved the story though. Well narrated and superbly told.
Purba: Ah well that is for the reader to guess....is she alive or dead?
Sam: Oh really....I thought I should end in suspense hence I wrote a short story.
Aparna: Thanks :) I have written 10 other fiction stories...do have a look..I have filed it under the label -fiction.
Mr. Stupid: Something like rajnikanth you mean?
Hmm..nice narration..The story was not at all Bollywood types :-P as you killed Helen :-O Nice work..
Nicely written. Short stories can be twisted in those one liner endings.
I thought he was going to kill himself... filmy style!
This was thrilling and very much like something out of a movie. For a short story it definitely keeps the reader gripped to the plot..!