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QUANTUM THEORY While it's a welcome touch of genuine Fleming in a film whose theme song inflicts the lyric "Another blinger with a slick trigger finger for Her Majesty", Quantum Of Solace may just be the most confounding title in the superspy's history. The best Bond titles evoke a certain scorpion-on-a-tombstone shiver ( You Only Live Twice , Live And Let Die ) or find a threatening poetry in the name of their antagonist ( Dr No , Goldfinger ). The worst slide into dead-eyed pastiche ( Licence To Kill , Die Another Day ). Quantum Of Solace is in a class of its own – oblique, inscrutable, just on the edge of pretentious, it's a marvel it made it through the focus groups. Fleming clearly relished the phrase; he slipped it into Thrilling Cities, his anthology of true life travel writing, but it's best known as the name of a short story in For Your Eyes Only, 1960's collection of bite-sized Bond tales. This slight, Maughamesque morality piece was as much a departure for Fleming as the first-person crime romance of The Spy Who Loved Me. Essentially a marital anecdote related to Bond at a dinner party, it's no surprise that all that made it to the screen were the three unfathomable words that christened it. "I was unsure at first," confessed Daniel Craig, clearly as perplexed as anyone as he prepared for his encore mission as 007. "Bond is looking for his quantum of solace and that's what he wants. He wants his closure." The film's name was only locked days before the press launch in January 2008. Given the symbolic import of Vesper's Algerian loveknot necklace it's a wonder the Bondmakers didn't plump for another unclaimed Fleming title: The Property Of A Lady.
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"YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WE EXIST" "The first thing you should know about us is that we have people everywhere," declares Mr White with a chillingly languid air of threat. It's our earliest inkling of the terrifying shadow-power of Quantum, the first international cartel that Bond has faced since the days of SPECTRE. As globe-menacing syndicates go, it's a very different proposition to Blofeld and his boiler-suited boys. Composed of plutocrats and nation-shapers, the famous and the faceless, the people who step behind the doors of the world, Quantum nods to such true life phenomena as the Bilderberg Group and all its clinging conspiracy theories. You imagine their after-hours jollies include the kind of whisperingly exclusive Venetian-masked orgies Tom Cruise stumbles upon in Eyes Wide Shut . Quantum's intriguingly apolitical – "We deal with the left or the right, with dictators or liberators" – and in many ways is more a lethal, wormy meme than a physical threat.
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA Bond confronts the murmuring might of Quantum at the lakeside opera house in Bregenz, Austria. This floating stage, dominated by a vast, Daliesque eyeball, makes for a stunning backdrop to what's the most unequivocally arty moment in Bond history. As Tosca begins to soar, 007's gaze locks with the psychotic, ink-orb glare of Dominic Greene. The moment holds, finally broken by silent flashes of gunfire. The opera surges. Bond races through a burning kitchen, the flames and bullet-play intercut with the make-believe bloodshed onstage. All the while that giant eye watches, its iris contracting like the gaze of some disdainful god. It's a unique, bravura sequence, arthouse cinema briefly seducing the muscular mainstream thrills of the Bond franchise.
LOCATION LOCATION For all that its rep is coloured by the whip-smash chaos of its action sequences, Quantum Of Solace also remembers to breathe. And, when it does, Marc Forster delivers a film that's surprisingly elegant - and impeccably well travelled. Shot in no less than six countries, it enjoyed more time on location than any other Bond adventure. A cosmopolitan-minded Swiss/German, Forster ached to flee the studio-bound kingdoms of Pinewood, keen for his film to absorb the atmospheres of real places. He proves to have a fine eye for local colour, and there's something of the anthropologist about him, too. For once Bond locations aren't the usual Cinzano billboard fantasies. These environments feel real, lived in, alive with the texture of native culture. The shanty towns of Haiti are brought to the screen with a vibrant sense of decay while Forster takes pains to show us the people of Bolivia, the very peasants threatened by the amoral machinations of Quantum. From Talamare to the Atacama Desert, Port Au Prince to La Paz, Lake Garda to Lake Constance, the 22 nd Bond film is the gentleman traveller of the Bond franchise. You imagine even Ian Fleming might approve – when not tutting down his cigarette holder at the confounded racket of the title song.
Originally there were three Alfa Romeos chasing Bond in the pre-titles. Forster felt the sequence was overlong so brutally recut it to show only two.
The car chase was filmed with the Ultimate Arm, a five-axis, gyro-stabilised crane camera mounted on top of a high-speed vehicle.
Daniel Craig sliced off the tip of his fingertip during a fight sequence.
Mathieu Almaric wanted to wear prosthetics for his role as Dominic Greene but Marc Forster dissuaded him, keen to emphasise the "hidden evil" of Quantum rather than anything tangibly monstrous.
Agent Fields' first name is Strawberry, but it's never uttered onscreen. That gag is reserved for the credits.
Guillermo del Toro – a friend of Forster's – provides various voices in the film.
The climax was originally set in the Swiss Alps but Forster switched it to the desert, wanting the major action sequences to echo the four elements of earth, water, air and fire.
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When a war breaks out somewhere, two sound principles for civilized people are: (1) demand an immediate ceasefire and, failing that, (2) keep the war contained--do not broaden it, do not join in.My op-ed"Not World War III" appears today in the Baltimore Chronicle & Herald. It was distributed by The Future of Freedom Foundation.
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Readers can judge the article for themselves.
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Let me clarify, since I apparently wasn't clear the first time around. I see the reference to Grinich and "the Weekly Standard folks" in your article. That isn't, however, a reference to anything in specific. Now I know that the neo-conservatives [particularly their founders] are loons. But I hadn't heard that Grinich is a card carrying neo-conservative or that any neo-conservatives had been advocating WWIII.
The only person I'm aware of that has been prating about WWIII is Tony Blankley, who certainly has a strong historical association with Grinich but also isn't exactly a "neo-conservative."
You know, Sheldon, everytime the people who write for this Forum get off on this topic [Israel] you seem to blend off into invoking evil demons, meaningless generalization, and just plain rants, without even a serious nod to the opposing points of view. In this article, for instance, you seem to be taking the position that this ceasefire would be good because ceasefires are always a good thing. But how many of your readers do you think would buy into such a position? Indeed, I doubt that you would want to defend such a position to a mixed audience containing nonanarchists. So it must be this particular ceasefire that is somehow particularly merited, albeit you never get around to telling us why - other than the people who are opposing it are evil neo-conservatives.
Not very convincing.
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Did I not mention Gingrich and the Weekly Standard folks? They appear in my version of the column.
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But I note that you fail to specifically identify the particular "Bush administration's neoconservative boosters .. [that] are doing their best to expand the conflict by pronouncing it World War III or IV and urging U.S. participation--specifically, by bombing Iran or Syria." Pray tell, who are they?
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Kathryn Clarke, spokesperson for the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, said a Toronto Star reporter would first have to submit a written motion asking for the agreed statement of facts in the case and the committee would then have the option of approving or denying its release.
The case in question involves general surgeon Dr. John Pariag, who was found to be guilty of professional misconduct and incompetence by the regulatory body's disciplinary committee earlier this year.
In one case, he caused a patient's death by botching an operation to correct a bowel obstruction.
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Watching the movie "Moneyball" one wonders if there could be a "sabermetric" equivalent in chess. Are there any statistical measures, yet to be discovered quantifiable skills that would rank and characterize players other than the Elo rating? Say, winning percentage with white, with black, draw percentage, win percentage against higher rated opponents, loss percentage against lower rated opponent, etc. Any ideas or suggestions?
I guess it would lead to an attempt of dissecting what amounts to "greatness" in chess. Doesn't it seem oversimplified that Elo rating is the one and only measure? I agree it gives you a tool "This is how good you are!", but it does not tell you "This is why you are so good!", or "This is how you could get even better!" Say, you are a developing chess player, but appear to be stuck at say, 2000. How would you know what area to focus on to get better if you do not know what constitutes a succesful player. Say, you are not blessed with a guru, an all-knowing master, who sees through your blatant weakness and bammm, comes up with a fix and there you go to 2400.
I would like to see which players have the highest winning% as white, and the lowest losing% as black. Whining% would be an important factor in assessing a player's potential I would imagine.
Funnily enough, you can look at drawing percent as a marker for a strong player. It takes a fair amount of technique and knowledge to draw a good portion of your games.
Good point. It still bugs me when a player simplifies into an objectively drawn position against a certain player, as part of a strategy in a tournament. Or goes for a perpetual when there's more to be had, because a draw is all that's needed. But of course many draws are hard fought and exciting.
The reason a more nuanced metric system would be helpful, because it would help to judge the areas that would need improvement. On one hand one can look at players playing certain openings as their chance of success is obviously higher with the most frequently played opening. One can look at number of moves played till decision or draw. One can look at draw achieved after how many moves. One can break down opening move numbers, middle game move numbers and endgame move numbers.
But it would also help to find a system of self help: visualization, calculation, mate pattern recognition, tactical awareness, strategical planning, etc.
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It seems like everyone wants to be a minimalist these days. In the past few years, the "hot" New Year's resolution is not to get fit but to live with less. The Tiny House movement has inspired many of us to appreciate what we have, and be happy with less.
When this trend first started catching on, I was skeptical. Being a minimalist made me think of the "extreme cheapskate" style of living. Sure, I would love to learn to be happy with less stuff but I wasn't ready to go cold turkey.
However, the more and more I've learned about minimalism, the more I've embraced it. The idea of letting go of material needs, being more productive and, best of all, spending less money appeals to almost everyone.


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POINTING FINGERS: In San Diego, Jay Paris writes Chargers President & CEO Dean Spanos' "lack of getting his hands around a deteriorating situation which begged for bold action is inexcusable." Instead of "ushering in a new era of Chargers football after last year's stinker, Spanos felt keeping his two trusted lieutenants was the path to respectability." Spanos, in keeping GM A.J. Smith and coach Norv Turner, "proved his loyalty, or was it his frugality?" Paris: "If looking for someone to blame, Spanos is your target" (SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE, 10/30).
END OF THE LINE? In Newark, Steve Politi writes of NFL Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum, "This has to be it for Tannenbaum, right?" He "can't survive another season like this, not with the Jets showing no signs that 3-5 will become anything but 6-10 in a couple months." Tannenbaum might have "built a team that reached back-to-back AFC title games in 2009 and 2010, but he's also responsible for the paper thin roster now" (Newark STAR-LEDGER, 10/30).


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Beautiful Days of Skiing
... ski lesson in NZ earlier this year which daughter Chantalle arranged for me was excellent in helping me get the basics right and practice here is constantly improving my technique. Helen reckons I'm skiing particularly well considering my years, and it's true I can't say I've seen anyone else of my age on the slopes (maybe because they're more risk ...
New Year's Eve 2014
... t know how I would have got through without you.
As I said, I was really worried about NYE and how I'd handle spending it without Cate by my side. Well as it turned out, I was fine. In fact the party we went to in the village caf� was one of the best NYE parties I've ever been to. The caf� had gone to trouble to create a really buzzy atmosphere with mood and strobe lighting, hundreds of balloons, a DJ playing very ...
Magic Scenery
... mother used to buy me the 'Film Fun' annual each year for Christmas and I remember as a kid marvelling at the snowy English Christmas scenes. And now here I am right in the middle of similar and even more stunning landscapes.I feel privileged and very fortunate to be here. My only wish.........I'm sure you know what it is.
After our visit to Annecy we drove back up to La Clusaz where I spent a couple of hours skiing whilst John ...
Skiing at Last
... dinner at the local Talloires Caf� de la Place. Inside it looks very French and was full as usual with a friendly, happy and warm atmosphere prevailing. We come back here on Wednesday for a New Year's Eve party. In recent years Cate and I have always been in Wollombi on NYE enjoying great food and marvellous camaraderie next door at Bruno's restaurant. It will be interesting to compare..
What a Diference 3 Days Can Make
... going to be challenging.
The pretty village of Thone with its amazing Christmas lights which we visited on the way home from our Christmas Eve dinner in La Clusaz was now heavy with snow so we returned after dark to see how it might have changed. It's a charming village and the snow certainly added more charm.
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Practice Update
January 29, 2015
|Vol. 12, No. 2
APAPO's legislative road map for 2015
Psychologists' involvement in Medicare remains the primary focus of the APA Practice Organization Government Relations Office.
- How to handle non-compete and non-solicitation clauses
Considerations when presented with restrictive covenants in employment contracts.
- Get ready to nominate and elect your APAPO governance leaders
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Los Angeles, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - T.J. Brodie scored the winner with 30 seconds left as the Calgary Flames took a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Monday.
Mike Cammalleri had a goal and an assist while Sean Monahan had the other tally for the Flames, who were 0-2-0 on a five-game road trip coming into the game.
"Real gutsy effort, and (we) scored three goals on the power play," Calgary coach Bob Hartley said.
Karri Ramo stopped 27 shots to win his first game since the 2008-09 season when he was with Tampa Bay.
Drew Doughty and Jeff Carter lit the lamp for the Kings, who had won five of six coming into the game. Jonathan Quick allowed all three goals on 25 shots in the loss.
"Tonight was 10 (games) in 19 (days), and the other team was clearly fresher than ours. It made a big difference," Kings head coach Darryl Sutter said.
Skating on the power play after Anze Kopitar was whistled for hooking at 17:48, Calgary worked the puck in the Los Angeles zone and Jiri Hudler was set up behind the Kings' net.
Sending a slow backhand pass from the left side, Hudler's pass slid out to the slot where Brodie teed up a one-timer that sailed past a screened Quick with 30 seconds showing on the clock.
Los Angeles was unable to get a quality chance before time expired.
The Kings scored on the power play with 1:24 to play in the first as Doughty took a feed in the high slot and lined up a shot that he wristed into the left corner.
Calgary tied the game on the power play thanks to Cammalleri's first of the year at 2:50, and made it a 2-1 game with 6:21 to play in the first, again on the power play, as Monahan snapped a rebound from in front over a prone Quick for his sixth of the year.
Skating shorthanded, the Kings tied the game at 16:40 of the second as Carter rushed down the right wing and threw it front where the puck was deflected off a defender's stick and past Ramo with Richards causing havoc in front.
Calgary was 3-for-6 on the power play, while Los Angeles went 1-for-3 ... The Kings host Phoenix on Thursday ... The Flames play in Phoenix on Tuesday, before wrapping up the road trip in Dallas on Thursday ... The Kings won all three games against the Flames last season ... Hudler had two assists.
Southeastern Louisiana won't have to wait next season in its pursuit of a third straight Southland Conference football title.
Bill Elliott, a former Sprint Cup Series champion, and Wendell Scott, the first African-American to win a race in NASCAR's premier racing circuit, were among the sixth five-member class inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Friday night.
It didn't take Nostradamus to predict what was going to happen Friday when Roger Goodell finally met the media for his annual state of the league address two days prior to Super Bowl XLIX.
The Boston Red Sox signed pitcher Alexi Ogando to a one-year contract on Friday.
Atlanta Hawks forward DeMarre Carroll was out of the lineup for Friday's game against Portland because of a left Achilles strain.
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Christian Ehrhoff will not be in action on Friday against the New Jersey Devils as he is undergoing tests for a possible concussion.


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Mr Schwartz was charged two years ago with the unauthorised use of a university network to download millions of articles from the on-line archive of scholarly literature at not-for-profit digital library JSTOR. The charges came just months after US Attorney Carmen Ortiz – who led the case - vowed to 'use all available resources' to investigate and prosecute cyber criminals, reports The National Law Journal.
Data or dollars
When announcing the charges against Mr Schwartz, Ms Ortiz said: 'Stealing is stealing whether you use a computer command or a crowbar, and whether you take documents, data or dollars.'
However, Ms Ortiz and fellow prosecutor Stephen Haymann are now under fire for the alleged ferocity of their pursuit, including an insistence on a prison term for Mr Schwartz, who suffered from depression. Digital rights activists are now demanding a review of the laws under which 26-year-old Mr Schwartz was indicted.
Marcia Hoffman, a lawyer with San Francisco-based advocacy group Electronic Frontier Foundation, claimed that 'extremely problematic elements of the law' allowed prosecutors to hound Mr Schwartz.
The spectre of being incarcerated for years should never have haunted Aaron, but it did,' said Ms Hoffman. 'Brilliant, talented, visionary people should be spending their time building our future, not worrying about wasting away in prison.'
A spokesperson for the US attorney's office said Ms Ortiz and Mr Heymann would not comment on the case.
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$65,000Listed 01/30/2015 5:19PM MLS ID: RX-10107433
Bed: 1 Bath: 1.5 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 954 Built: 1970Monthly Fee: $280 Tax: $336 (2014)Community: High Point Condo Sec 3Pool: NoVilla, Furnished,Unfurnished
Restrictions: Interview Required,Pet Restriction,Lease Ok with Restrictions
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Remarks: LIVE YOUR LIVE IN PARADISE ! IMPECCABLY, RECENTLY RENOVATED & INCREDIBLY CLEAN CONDO .LARGE 1 Br + 1.5 Ba , 1050 sq.ft +-, NEW ROOF, NEW TILE FLOORING, NEW TOILETS, NEW SINKS, FRESHLY PAINTED, IN TOP MOVE-IN CONDITION. LOCATED IN BOYNTON BEACH- FLORIDA. ONLY 20 MINUTES TO WEST PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CLOSE TO ALL KINDS OF SHOPPING, RESTAURANTS AND FUN PLACES. OCEAN AND BEACH 1.5 MILE PRICED FOR QUICK SALE ! $65,000 THIS IS A FRIENDLY, PEACEFUL AND ACTIVE 55+ COMMUNITY IN SUNNY FLORIDA.
Listing is courtesy of: Capital Group Realty of Delray
445 North Boulevard Unit B, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
$65,50084 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10087323
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REDUCED by $3,000 (4.4%) on 01/22/2015
Bed: 1 Bath: 1.5 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 954 Built: 1970Monthly Fee: $280 Tax: $254 (2013)Community: High Point Condo Sec 3Pool: NoVilla, Furnished-Furnished-Negotiable
Restrictions: < 20 lb Pet,Interview Required
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Remarks: Quiet, cute one story villa, One small pet allowed in section 3, enclosed porch has been used as a second bedroom.Large back yard with open patio is great for entertaining with lots of privacy. Community is very active with pool, clubhouse, game room, special events etc. located close to beach and shopping recently reduced from $68.500
Listing is courtesy of: Ocean Ridge Realty Inc
370 High Point Court Unit D, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
$78,00032 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10098540
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Bed: 2 Bath: 3.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1104 Built: 1971Monthly Fee: $310 Tax: $333 (2014)Community: High PointPool: NoVilla, Partially Furnished
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Remarks: Great spacious corner end unit. 2/2 villa with Florida room for den/office.Good private rear yard. 4 years old A/C unit, Hurricane Impact Windows, new refrigerator. Well taken care of, move in ready! Sold partially furnished for convenience of the seller. Lovely community, close to beach and shopping!Washer & Dryer just one door away.
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300 Main Boulevard Unit B, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
$48,50045 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10096501
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Bed: 1 Bath: 1.5 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 954 Built: 1970Monthly Fee: $280 Tax: $355 (2014)Community: High Point West Condominium No 2Pool: NoVilla, Furnished-Furnished-Negotiable
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Remarks: Great Unit close to shopping,ocean, hospital. Great retirement community, very active. Ready to move in.
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335 Main Boulevard Unit B, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
$65,00025 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10100000
Bed: 1 Bath: 1.5 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 954 Built: 1970Monthly Fee: $280 Tax: $252 (2014)Community: High PointPool: NoVilla, Furnished-Furnished-Negotiable
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Service was fine, breakfast was reasonable but not a lot of choices. Easy to bill to room, right off lobby, big windows look out on park.
Service was fine, breakfast was reasonable but not a lot of choices. Easy to bill to room, right off lobby, big windows look out on park.
We at at this restaurant downstairs in the lobby of the hotel once. The prices are what you would expect at a hotel dinning facility, the staff was very friendly though, gave us a map of the area & directions to near by sights. The menu was accommodating enough for the entire family and the food was very good.
The french toast is amazing; though it was a little pricey
Food is very good, wine list nice. Portions small but I don't eat much so that's great for me, and lots of choices.
The lamb sliders are the best thing on the menu. The cocktails are very good. For breakfast, the french toast is decadent, and the yogurt with granola is healthy and good. The kitchen is a little uneven. Sometimes the french fries were yummy, others they were limp and soggy or cooked in oil that was not hot enough. The flatbread... More
ate here for breakfast, and they did not disappoint. very healthy options, freshly made foods, tantilizing fruit plates with the finest fruit served. luscious sauces/salsas to complement the meals. and great service.
Recommend the breakfast burritos! Delicious and quick!
Awesome staff, cool accents throughout hotel, very clean, sleek. So many surrounding restaurants, bars, movie theater, aquarium, promenade along the water. Cheap overnight self park at $7. Non smoking rooftop and lobby lounges, free wi fi
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David Platt elected IMB president
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David Platt was elected president of the Southern Baptist International Mission Board today (Aug. 27) by board trustees, meeting at the IMB's International Learning Center in Rockville, Va.
Platt, 36, pastor of The Church at Brook Hills, a Southern Baptist congregation in Birmingham, Ala., will take office effective immediately as president of the 169-year-old organization, the largest denominational missionary-sending body among American evangelicals. More than 4,800 Southern Baptist international missionaries serve worldwide.
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Regency Centers Corp. pays $13.6 million for Silver Spring retail center
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Regency Centers Corp. has paid $13.6 million for the Shoppes of Burnt Mills, a Trader Joe's-anchored shopping center in Silver Spring, as it continues to seek other potential retail acquisitions in the Baltimore-Washington region.
Regency (NYSE: REG) bought the 31,316-square-foot building at 10740 Colesville Road from its developer, Bethesda-based Finmarc Management Inc. Devin Corini, Regency's vice president of investments, said the center fits with Regency's strategy of buying well-tenanted, well-located retail centers in the region.
"It fits in perfectly with Regency, which has a very strong presence in the Baltimore-Washington market and we continue to want to grow in the market," Corini said.
Corini said Regency was also attracted to the Silver Spring area, given the community's makeup, with an average household income of $100,000 and a population of 166,782.
Shoppes of Burnt Mills was developed in 2004 and includes other retailers including Starbucks, Chico's and AT&T. The center has visibility along the busy Route 29 corridor between Baltimore and D.C. The shopping center, which Regency bought with an undisclosed co-investment partner, adds to Regency's regional portfolio of 34 centers with 4 million square feet of space in the D.C. metro area.
Daniel J. Sernovitz covers commercial real estate.
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Video: JaVale McGee Does JaVale McGee Things at the Drew League
Grantland was back at the Drew League this past weekend, which you can read all about in Andrew Sharp's breakdown. Above and below, watch JaVale McGee doing JaVale McGee things. And check out all of Grantland Channel's Drew League videos. Check out the second JaVale vid after the jump.
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