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Master of Science by Coursework in One Health (MSc One Health)
Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
Delivered fully online, the course-based Master of Science (MSc) in One Health degree program is designed to equip veterinarians, animal scientists, medical doctors, health professionals and biological scientists with an in-depth understanding of the principles of, and issues associated with, One Health.
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Program Description
Delivered fully online, the course-based Master of Science (MSc) in One Health degree program is designed to equip veterinarians, animal scientists, medical doctors, health professionals and biological scientists with an in-depth understanding of the principles of, and issues associated with, One Health. Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine (RUSVM) is committed to a One Health approach to sectoral and multidisciplinary integrative mechanism to enable research aimed at sustainably reducing the burden of zoonoses. RUSVM's geographical location in the Caribbean, its existing research focus on One Health, its experienced faculty and its global partnerships will allow students to gain a hands-on educational experience on one of the most topical global issues.
Zoonoses and other diseases affecting livestock production and health have serious impacts on the economic growth, health and food security and alleviation of poverty in tropical and resource constrained countries. Students will have the opportunity to explore the complex interplay of altered environments and infectious diseases as an increasing threat to agriculture, public health and endangered/threatened species, on a global basis.
The MSc One Health degree program requires 41 credits ( based on guidelines from the United States Department of Education), obtained through coursework and a project, leading to the submission of a thesis. Students are required to undertake specified core courses amounting to 23 credits. The MSc program is delivered over 1 year on a full-time basis as well as part-time over 2 or 3 years.
Course Structure
• Applied Epidemiology and Biostatistics (5 cr.)
• Public Policy Formulation & Implementation (3 cr.)
• Leadership and Organizational Behavior (3 cr.)
• Research project design (1 cr.)
• Conservation medicine/ecosystem health (5 cr.)
• Zoonoses (intersection between human and animal health) (3 cr.)
• Surveillance and diagnostic methods (3 cr.)
The program also includes a research project/Mini Dissertation (15 cr.) and a 1-week residential in St Kitts (1cr.) as well as electives (dependent on availability) such as animal health program management (2 cr.), safety of foods of animal origin (2 cr.), disaster management (2 cr.).
Learning Outcomes
The MSc One Health degree program is designed to provide the skills and preparation needed for careers in a broad range of environments. The flexible program of study has particular strengths in:
• Tropical animal health and diseases
• The intersection of animal health and human health
• Epidemiology
• Conservation medicine
• Food safety
• Policy Formulation
• Leadership
• research and diagnostic methods
• the interface between domestic animals and wildlife
On completion of the degree program the student will have gained knowledge, research skills and research experience in topics relevant to the broad field of One Health. The program provides graduates the background and experience to assess, investigate and manage animal health and zoonotic disease risks, to design and execute targeted research in animal health, and to manage veterinary intervention in the prevention and control of animal disease. Within the program the student will have had the opportunity to focus on an area of interest, such as area disease control, vector borne diseases, zoonotic infections or conservation medicine.
Students will acquire and enhance intellectual skills in scientific assessment and research methodology, as well as practical skills in communication, organization and scientific writing.
The taught component will be instructed by distance learning via eCollege®, our virtual learning environment. You will be taught by our faculty and specialist modules may be delivered by our partner institutions.
The research project may be carried out in St. Kitts and Nevis or in other locations, as appropriate, under the supervision of a RUSVM faculty member. The research component may be desk-based, lab-based or through fieldwork and will result in the submission of a thesis. A short residential component will allow the student cohort to share their perspective and dissertation work to the RUSVM research community.
Assessment will be conducted through traditional and novel methods suited to an online delivery mode and will include, for example, essays, critical review of peer-reviewed articles, online tests and quizzes, blog writing, research proposal writing, research/fieldwork journal development, group discussions, group project work and social media interactions. The degree is based on certified completion of research training plus other designated projects and the completion of a thesis.
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Population Medicine - MSc
University of Guelph
Graduate Studies
The Department of Population Medicine emphasizes a One Health approach to the understanding, prevention and control of diseases in domestic animal populations, as well as zoonotic diseases in human populations.
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The Department of Population Medicine emphasizes a One Health approach to the understanding, prevention and control of diseases in domestic animal populations, as well as zoonotic diseases in human populations. MSc programs are offered in the fields of epidemiology, health management and theriogenology. The PhD program in epidemiology prepares people for careers in research with advanced analytic skills.
The program is designed to provide advanced knowledge and skills in field study design, data gathering, analysis and interpretation, oral presentation, and problem solving, as well as training in basic and applied epidemiological research.
We have faculty strength across a breadth of disciplines focused on epidemiology and health management. Our faculty members
conduct leading research in epidemiology and health management of farm animals, and the epidemiology of zoonoses and other foodborne and waterborne diseases of humans.
Research Environment
We emphasize population and field research and faculty have excellent access to ongoing field studies, population databases, and
external collaborative networks. We also have computing facilities for advanced quantitative analyses for disease surveillance, multi-level modeling, disease modeling, and molecular epidemiology, and participate in a Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses, which promotes and supports collaborative and interdisciplinary research in public health at the human/animal/environmental interface.
Active research links with scientists in the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) provide excellent opportunities for research in public health.
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One Health
University of Glasgow
College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences
The One Health concept recognises the interconnectedness of human, animal and ecosystem health. A One Health approach involves applying a coordinated, collaborative, multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach to address potential or existing risks that originate at the animal-human-ecosystems interface.
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The One Health concept recognises the interconnectedness of human, animal and ecosystem health. A One Health approach involves applying a coordinated, collaborative, multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach to address potential or existing risks that originate at the animal-human-ecosystems interface. The overarching aim of One Health is to achieve optimal health for humans, animals and the ecosystem. This Masters in One Health aims to offer online, specialist teaching to students to acquire knowledge and skills required to work within a One Health framework. The programme seeks to explore an integrative approach to human, veterinary and ecological health, recognising the importance of interdisciplinary collaborations and the interconnectedness of public health, environmental issues, veterinary and human medicine. The programme also raises awareness of cultural and societal factors that influence how One Health approaches are translated into practice.
Why this programme
◾The flexible, online delivery of this programme by world researchers and clinicians allows you to study from anywhere across the globe.
◾Glasgow employs some of the most prominent UK researchers in the One Health framework, giving you access to up-to-date expertise.
◾Our teaching is research-led. The courses have been developed to reflect the latest academic research and up-to-date challenges of One Health.
◾During a course, from week to week you will interact with your teachers and fellow students using online discussion boards. Your teachers will direct and observe the discussion and respond to student questions about the course content.
◾You will have the opportunity to collaborate on a research project under the supervision of a member of academic staff or an external supervisor.
◾The One Health concept is gaining momentum worldwide and an early adoption thereof is putting the University of Glasgow at the forefront of teaching and learning within the One Health framework.
Programme structure
This programme is modular in structure, offering a flexible student-centred approach to the choice of courses studied and the number of credits obtained. There is a set of core courses and optional courses that can be undertaken to complete a certificate (60 credits), diploma (120 credits) or masters (180 credits).
We place emphasis upon community building and creating a sense of presence within the online learning environment using a range of educational technology tools, such as asynchronous and synchronous discussions, virtual classrooms, wikis, interactive quizzes, audio and video resources, to create a sense of students being at and part of the University
The first year of study will explore the One Health framework and examine the value thereof, and provide foundations in epidemiology. The first year also introduces zoonoses and infectious diseases, a core area of One Health. During the second year of study, students will be able to choose courses in an area of special interest from a range of subject areas from human and veterinary medicine and public health. Students planning to continue on to Masters level are required to study research methods, a course that will provide the necessary skills to plan, research and write a dissertation. The third year of study will allow students to gain in depth knowledge in their area of special interest by undertaking a research project. The research project is a written dissertation. The format of the dissertation output is flexible and may include a research paper, a grant application or a briefing paper for a company / policy maker.
Core courses
◾Introduction to One Health
◾Zoonoses and infectious disease
◾Introduction to epidemiology
◾Research methods (MSc students only)
◾Dissertation (MSc students only)
Optional courses
◾Global veterinary medicine
◾Globalisation of public health
◾Veterinary epidemiology: methods in surveillance and field investigation
◾Veterinary public health and service delivery
◾Infectious disease control
◾Wildlife and livestock management
◾Ecological Principles
◾Health economics
◾Health promotion: principles and practice
◾Health technology assessment in a global context
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Career prospects
Graduates of the One Health programme may establish careers for front line healthcare providers, for example as developers and implementers of prevention and treatment programs. Graduates may be employed by international health organisations (ie WHO, FAO OIE), local agencies, government agencies (ie DFID, public health sector) or non-governmental organisations. Graduates may also establish careers in the academic sector, specialising in a One Health subject (for example zoonotic diseases).
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Bioscience MRes
University of Brighton
School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences
Bioscience is the collective term for the interrelated disciplines that deal with the structure, function and behaviour of living organisms and systems.
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Bioscience is the collective term for the interrelated disciplines that deal with the structure, function and behaviour of living organisms and systems. The functioning of living systems is dependent on a complex hierarchy of interactions operating at many different levels of organisation from molecules to populations. The focus of study may vary from molecular and cellular biology, to whole organism biology and to ecology the biosphere and the environment. All branches of the biosciences share a common empirical scientific method, ie, they involve the experimental collection and interpretation of data and are philosophically linked via an acceptance of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection. The MRes Bioscience places particular emphasis on understanding whole organism biology and/or the interactions between organisms and their environment.
Course structure
The MRes Bioscience is a research-based postgraduate course. The course is one-year full-time (two years part-time) and designed to provide graduates with the foundations for a career in research, industry, the public sector or academia. To be awarded the MRes students must obtain 180 M-level credits, 80 credits from taught and subject-specific modules and 100 credits through the completion of an extensive research project.
The MRes degree serves as a qualification in its own right for entry to a research career in industry, or as an enhanced route of entry to a PhD programme. The course provides high quality postgraduate training in the methods and practice of research not normally offered in conventional taught masters courses. The course develops the skills and the knowledge of graduates enabling them to carry out research in a manner that maximises their personal and professional potential and achieve the greatest benefits for the organisations employing them.
Throughout the course students have the opportunity, with guidance, to assess their suitability for a career in industry or further research training. The research project provides a real intellectual challenge and thus enables the student to demonstrate creativity and initiative and, where appropriate, provide a foundation for doctoral study. The course is structured to include a significant research component comprising at least 50 per cent of the working year and a series of supporting taught courses that make up the rest of the year.
Areas of study
The Master of Research is a qualification designed specifically to provide students with an initial training in research with the expectation that students will progress to undertake a research-based career in academia or industry. The course provides a flexible opportunity to obtain high-level research-based training combined with the development of academic and professional skills necessary for employment. The particular focus of the course is given by the students' choice of research project topic, which also determines the topics studied in the optional modules. Because of this the exact nature of the course is to some extent unique to each individual student.
The core research methodologies module at the heart of the MRes equips students with a fundamental understanding of the research process across a wide and dynamic range of disciplines.
The extended research project gives the opportunity for cutting edge research to be relevant area. Additional elements of the course aim to provide an integrated, employment-focused, research training programme for students wishing to develop their research skills within the biosciences. The choices of subject-specific modules available provide opportunities to study aspects of molecular biology, whole organism biology, genetics and microbiology.
Compulsory modules
Research Processes and Methodologies
Work-in-progress Seminars
Research Project
Bioanalytical Techniques for Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences
Medical Genetics
Molecular Ecology
Applied Molecular Biology
Clinical Infection Sciences
Microbial Control
Current Topics in Infection
Research Placement
Optional contextual modules:
Qualitative Research Methods
Introduction to Statistics using Excel and Minitab
Advanced Statistical Analysis
Teaching Your Research
Career and progression opportunities
Graduates will be equipped with a foundation of knowledge and skills for careers in research, in industry, the public sector or the academic world. The MRes provides a well-rounded, practical research-based training, plus the necessary transferable skills to prepare graduates for employment.
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Animal Biosciences MSc
University of Edinburgh
College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
Our programme gives graduates the scientific knowledge and practical skills to carry out research in the emerging area of animal science and 'One Health', by providing foundation knowledge about the functioning of the animal body.
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Programme description
Our programme gives graduates the scientific knowledge and practical skills to carry out research in the emerging area of animal science and 'One Health', by providing foundation knowledge about the functioning of the animal body. We explore applications of basic animal sciences to veterinary and human medicine, the livestock industry and food security.
The programme is held in the world-famous Roslin Institute, which is housed in a state-of-the-art research building on the Easter Bush campus, adjacent to the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. As a member of staff at the Institute, you will benefit from our world-class reputation for research in a vibrant, successful academic community.
You will acquire expert scientific knowledge and practical skills in animal sciences, veterinary and human medicine, the livestock industry and food security.
Programme structure
The programme involves courses that are a blend of lectures, guided practical studies and independent research. You will also complete your own dissertation.
Courses include:
Foundations of Animal Science
One Health and Comparative Animal Models
Laboratory Tools for the Biosciences
Avian Biology and Development
Analytical Methods in Animal Biosciences
One Health, Zoonoses and Emerging Infections
Semester 1 courses
Semester 2 courses
You will prepare a research proposal based on your laboratory or bioinformatic research project and will carry out this project under the supervision of a staff member of the Roslin Institute.
Research project and dissertation
Career opportunities
This programme develops theoretical knowledge and practical skills, giving graduates a number of potential career development options in academia or industry.
We envisage that at least 50 per cent of our graduates will find a PhD placement after this MSc.
Our programme has been tailored to fulfil industry demand in vivo skills and a wide range of our industrial partners have told us that graduates from this programme will be attractive employees.
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Veterinary Public Health - MVPH
University of Glasgow
College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences
This is the only programme offering a Master in Veterinary Public Health in Scotland and students enrol in January each year. -The University of Glasgow's School of Veterinary Medicine is pre-eminent in teaching, research and clinical provision, and attracts students, researchers and clinicians from around the world.
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This is the only programme offering a Master in Veterinary Public Health in Scotland and students enrol in January each year.
Why this programme
-The University of Glasgow's School of Veterinary Medicine is pre-eminent in teaching, research and clinical provision, and attracts students, researchers and clinicians from around the world.
-Our internationally accredited school provides an expert referral centre via the Small Animal Hospital, the Weipers Centre Equine Hospital and the Scottish Centre for Production Animal Health & Food Safety.
-In the recent Research Excellence Framework 2014 (REF 2014), the Grade Point Average for Glasgow's veterinary and animal health research activity was ranked top amongst the UK veterinary schools.
-The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons has accredited the different courses in the Veterinary Public Health degree programme.
You will have access to our virtual abattoir', created to meet the need for veterinary students and others to understand the processes which take place in the slaughter of food animals for human consumption. Access to abattoirs for training purposes is increasingly difficult and the virtual abattoir takes you through each step of the process in order to maximise understanding and to ensure that you obtain most benefit from actual visits or work experience.
-You will have the opportunity to visit several establishments in the course of the Veterinary Public Health programme. These include Scotbeef Abattoir and processing facility, Stirling Livestock Market, Scottish Water and the Microbiological reference laboratory. Guest lectures are given by representatives from some of these companies.
-You will be taught by academics who are considered to be producing work that is world-leading.
Programme structure
You will be taught through lectures, seminars and tutorials. Project work and team work will be enhanced by UK study trips.
The programme comprises of six courses and a final dissertation. Each course consists of a one-week intensive residential component designed to familiarise you with your tutors, subject matter and peers, followed by directed reading and assessed assignments.
Taught modules are offered in three blocks of two courses. This means you are only required to be resident in Glasgow for three two-week periods during the programme. The remainder of each course is completed by web-supported distance education.
All courses and assignment work are taught and assessed by members of the School of Veterinary Medicine, Health Protection Scotland and City of Glasgow College.
-Global veterinary medicine
-Zoonoses and infectious disease
-Veterinary epidemiology: quantitative methods
-Hygienic production of food (I)
-Hygienic production of food (II)
-Veterinary epidemiology: methods in surveillance and filed investigation
Career prospects
Graduates with the MVPH degree will be highly qualified and employable for a range of positions from industry through public health practice to government agency.
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Master of Veterinary Public Health Management
University of Sydney
Faculty of Veterinary Science
The Master of Veterinary Public Health Management will provide you with the perfect learning environment if you're a busy professional based in a regional or rural centre in Australia, or if you're located overseas.
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The Master of Veterinary Public Health Management will provide you with the perfect learning environment if you're a busy professional based in a regional or rural centre in Australia, or if you're located overseas. This flexible course is delivered largely through distance education units of study, using online classrooms, with three short residential intensive blocks (three to five days in length) during the course. You will enjoy a wide range of core and elective units of study which include studies in veterinary, widlife and aquatic wildlife epidemiology, food safety, zoonoses, disease control, animal health economics, policy development, leadership skills, data analysis for policy making, risk analysis, project management, and research.
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Virology Distance Learning
Liverpool John Moores University
Faculty of Science
Offered by Liverpool John Moores University, this online distance learning Masters-level course in Virology is accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science.
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Offered by Liverpool John Moores University, this online distance learning Masters-level course in Virology is accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science.
•Complete this Masters degree part time, via distance learning, in three to five years
•Considered the country's only online distance learning MSc in Virology, this programme is accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science
•Follow the course from anywhere in the world and work as you study part time over three years
•Enjoy a supportive learning environment and personal tutor system
•Qualify for Chartered Scientist (CSci) status (other criteria apply)
With learning material developed by practicing virologists working at the forefront of UK diagnostic virology, the online curriculum for this course is regularly updated to reflect the dynamic nature of the subject.
All learning materials are delivered by Blackboard, LJMU's Virtual Learning Environment. You will also have access to an extensive database of e-journals and e-books to extend your reading.
The programme has good IT support and you can communicate with fellow students via Blackboard discussion boards, ensuring a sense of community which is often lacking from distance learning courses.
As a UK home student or an international student you will be allocated a tutor, usually a practicing virologist, who will provide support principally by email and there will also be some online tutorial sessions.
The role of the tutor is at the heart of the MSc Virology programme. Your tutor will give general advice about assignments and answering exam questions and point you in the direction of recent publications.
You will also receive support from the programme manager, module leaders and programme administrator and will be appointed a specialist supervisor for your final year project/dissertation.
Please see guidance below on core and option modules for further information on what you will study.
Principles of Virology
Introduces the study of viruses and the fundamental principles of immunology. It enables you to understand the principles of diagnosis of viral infections.
Understanding and controlling viral infections
Provides an understanding of epidemiology as related to viral disease and the principles of controlling viral infections. It also introduces the role of viruses in cancer.
Viral zoonoses
Develops an understanding of viruses transmitted by insect or mammalian vectors and evaluates the problems of controlling these infections.
Research methods for virology
Develops and embeds a critical and rigorous approach to the research process.
Viral infections of the respiratory and alimentary tracts
Introduces the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the above tracts. It provides current knowledge of viruses causing disease in these tracts, along with an appreciation of the epidemiology, diagnosis and control of these infections.
Viral infections of pregnancy and childhood
Introduces the physiology of pregnancy and changes to the immune system. It provides current knowledge on viruses causing infection to the mother, foetus and young children, and evaluates the effects of these infections.
Blood-borne viral infections and sexually transmitted infections
Introduces viruses transmitted by bodily fluids and the potential long term effects on individuals, their partners and children. It enables you to understand the laboratory and symptomatic diagnosis of these infections.
The following options are typically offered:
Research project
Comprises an independent in-depth laboratory research study of an aspect of virology.
Comprises an independent in-depth research study of an aspect of virology, researched by a critical review of the literature.
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Master of Science by Research (Veterinary Research)
Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
RUSVM offers Master of Science (MSc) by research and PhD degree programs in veterinary research. In our accredited program, research projects have components of bench work in addition to field activities.
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RUSVM offers Master of Science (MSc) by research and PhD degree programs in veterinary research. In our accredited program, research projects have components of bench work in addition to field activities. This is underpinned by a One Health approach to research (the interaction of human, animal and environmental health).
RUSVM's geographical location in the Caribbean, its existing focus on One Health, and its global partnerships, will appeal to those interested in pursuing knowledge and understanding of public health aspects of all species, rigorous scientific methodology, and the control and prevention of diseases affecting humans and animals in tropical regions. We welcome applications from qualified students in our areas of research expertise:
* One Health (including zoonoses and tropical veterinary research)
* Conservation medicine and ecosystem Health
* Integrative mammalian research (including animal reproductive research)
* Research and innovation in veterinary and medical education
The MSc by Research degree program is based on supervised research over a period of one year full-time or a maximum of 24 months part-time. Progress monitoring is conducted throughout the study period and the student will be asked to demonstrate satisfactory progress at set milestones.
The award of a MSc by Research degree is based on the satisfactory completion of research training in addition to any other designated projects and/or assignments and/or course work, and the completion of a thesis, which must not exceed 30,000 words. Candidates will be required to demonstrate that they have acquired an advanced level of knowledge and understanding in the field of study and are capable of undertaking independent research.
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Pathobiology - MSc/PGDip
University of Guelph
Graduate Studies
The department of pathobiology is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in veterinary and comparative pathology, infectious diseases and immunology.
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The department of pathobiology is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in veterinary and comparative pathology, infectious diseases and immunology. research in the department addresses such diverse areas as the pathogens of animals and how they interact with their hosts, emerging and zoonotic pathogens, antimicrobial resistance, the immunologic and genetic bases of resistance to infectious disease, development and progression of cancer, and mechanisms of immune-mediated and inflammatory diseases. We work on diseases of domestic mammals, poultry, laboratory animals, fish, wildlife, zoo and companion animals, from the molecular level to that of the population.
Research-based Msc or phd degrees are offered to veterinarians and non-veterinarians in all fields of study in the department. Veterinary specialty training is offered through dvsc and graduate diploma programs in anatomic pathology, clinical pathology, comparative pathology, laboratory animal science, fish disease, and zoo medicine/pathology for applicants with a dvM degree. Our graduate students typically continue their career in a diversity of positions, including academics, the public sector in Canada (provincial and federal government) and abroad, private industry and laboratories, as well as in speciality practice.
Faculty and laboratories
At the present time, there are 25 faculty, 42 staff members, and 60 graduate students who work in a new building with well-equipped shared laboratories and state-of-the-art equipment for quantitative rt-pCr, flow cytometry, fluorescent and optical microscopy, analysis of microarrays, 2d protein gel electrophoresis, multiplex elisa, laser capture microdissection, and tissue microarray. As well, our investigators have close interactions with other departments and other universities, and with the animal health laboratory, Center for public health and Zoonoses, and the public health agency of Canada.
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Sometimes the beat doesn't go on. Sometimes it just needs a permit. The organizers of Soul Summit Music Fest, a deep house event held every Sunday (with a few exceptions) at Fort Greene Park from 3 to 8 p.m., got the plug yanked when neighbors complained of double- and triple-parking, illegal vending, and the music going past eight.
Sadiq Bellamy and Tabu, two of the party's organizers, said that while the parks department never rescinded their activities permits, they had to reapply for their sound permit weekly with the 88th Precinct. On August 7, after the London subway bombing, Councilmember Letitia James explained that police from the neighborhood were diverted to run subway security searches, leaving just one officer to patrol the area. At an estimated 2,000 people, this was clearly insufficient. "They did not have the manpower to monitor the festival as promised," said James. As a result, the sound permit for that date wasn't issued.
But Bellamy admits he went ahead and had the event anyway. To cancel last-minute "would have put us in a precarious position," he said. "It was a pretty big day for us." At the end of the night, he preemptively announced that the one remaining date on August 21 would be canceled, when in fact he still had a permit. Lucky for him and his crowd the cops are so forgiving. With an agreement reached regarding police security at the park, the Soul Summiteers were allowed to dance for the final party last Sunday.
Movies are more fun when they are free, when you get a free serving of caramel-covered popcorn popped special by Alec DeRuggiero, and when they're hosted by a few of downtown's favorite DJs. APT's weekly Tuesday night movie series was especially good this week, with a screening of the deliciously good-bad Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn and a snippet of the '80s porn classic Driller. The latter is based on, yes, MJ's "Thriller" video, and features a hilarious zombie dance segment, topped only by a werewolf sex scene, during which the werewolf's member grows to unimaginable proportions, then wiggles in time to the beat, and finally rotates like an electric drill. If all porn were this funny, I might actually watch it. The gregarious hosts were DJs $mall Change and his longtime co-conspirator, DJ Shakey, with their former ACME pal Gerald McBoing Boing. (All three get the award for best DJ names ever.) Evil Dead was apparently a regular form of entertainment in $mall Change's West Coast California youth, so he wanted to share it with everyone. I'm glad he did.
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The last few weeks in NYC clubland were tumultuous. The L.E.S. was abuzz with the bad news of the ODs of two 18-year-old girlsone of whom was a familiar face on the club and bar scene. Two weeks ago, Mellie Carballo and her high school friend Maria Pesantez were found dead with a combination of heroin, cocaine, and alcohol in their systems. (Since August 10, four others have died of apparent ODs in downtown Manhattan.) Though The New York Times reported the two met their friends at the Dark Room at 10 a.m., a Dark Room spokesperson says they reviewed videotape of that night shot both inside and outside the club: "We watched the tapes and they weren't at the club. And we were closed at 10 a.m."
Despite being underage, Carballo was a regular on the downtown club scene. A tribute to her with an accompanying photograph briefly appeared on the website for the weekly party Trash! (It has since been taken down.) On lastnightsparty.com, she was pictured with Motherfucker's Michael T. The site's photographer, Merlin Bronques, wrote: "I met Mellie at Beauty Bar a few months ago. She loved having her picture taken, and she made any photographer look good. She called me a week before she died to say that the panoramic pinup I took of her at 'Bust' a few days ago was her 'favorite picture ever,' and we scheduled to shoot again at her house this week. She was buried in her yellow '100% Mellie' Fightcats T-shirt right next to Jam Master Jay and not too far from Aaliyah, Malcolm X, and Christopher Reeve. I'll miss her."
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) estimated the damages from the devastating floods in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina at around EUR 3B.
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The agriculture sector, which accounts for about 10% of GDP in Serbia and 6% in Bosnia, has been particularly badly affected. Most of the arable land in flooded areas has been destroyed and the damage in both countries could be in the hundreds of millions in euros.
Power generation and mining has been heavily disrupted, especially in Serbia, where the damage to the state-owned power company EPS is likely to be extremely costly.
Serbia's largest mining complex Kolubara, crucial for the country's energy system as it provides coal to the thermal power plants that produce more than 50% of the energy Serbia needs, has been flooded.
Roads and railways, as well as water supply and energy transmission infrastructure, have been badly hit too, which will cause major problems for the free movement of goods and people and affect businesses across the region.
Furthermore, the stricken areas in Bosnia are also at risk from mines, a legacy of the war in the 1990s, dislodged by the floods and landslides. And public health is under threat from the contamination of drinking water supplies and therefore disease.
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A coaching client in Chicago has had type-1 diabetes for 28 years. Lindsay's taken to drinking "bullet-proof coffee" in the morning. Just coffee blended with butter. She takes no bolus. Just rides on her basal insulin for the entire morning. No significant blood sugar rise.
Recently she told me that she forgot to add the butter to her coffee. Instead of her usual blood sugar of around 100mg/dL, it rose much higher. Zero calories, yet her blood sugar went up.
Last post, I talked about how covering your food in fat, doesn't require you cover it with extra insulin. Most fat won't put blood sugar up. But will it help keep blood sugar low? Maybe. But why?
My guess is that skipping food in the morning can be stressful to some people. When the body gets stressed it produces cortisol. "Under stressful conditions," states Dina Aronson, MS, RD in Today's Dietitian, "cortisol provides the body with glucose by tapping into protein stores via gluconeogenesis in the liver."
So you would think that eating nothing would keep your blood sugar more stable. But this may not be true. Fasting, especially if you're unwell, may just alarm your body. It thinks there's a food shortage. But add a few tablespoons of fat to the mix, and the body relaxes. Four tablespoons of ghee, for example, contains over 400 calories. That may be enough to stop your pituitary gland from declaring an emergency and ramping up your adrenals. But, unlike carbs, fat won't ramp up your need for insulin.
Thinking outside the type-1 matrix,
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P.S. It's one thing to bolus for carbs, protein and fiber. It's rather hard, though, to bolus for stress. Next post, I'll share a straight forward way to prevent the release of cortisol when life tries to stress you out. Until then, check out Two Burnt-Out Adrenals, One Weak Thyroid and Type-1 Diabetes for more information on a possible connection between adreneal health and type-1 diabetes.
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We are living in chaotic and tumultuous times. We have a plethora of information pumped out at us from every channel, be it media, religion, government or our social groups. You must be this, act like that, live like us — you know the story but you are feeling overwhelmed and a definite sense of lack. That pit in your stomach that tells you something is not quite right. The truth is that when you filter through all this garbage and sift out the gems, you are.
Life is pulsing and so are we. In yoga, we call this pulsation "spanda" – the creative pulsation of life; the dynamism of god consciousness as it expresses itself in this phenomenal world.
Feel you know what forgiveness is or how to experience it? Watch this and enjoy a whole new perspective.
We live simultaneously in two realities: in the reality of global war, and in another reality, which we call the "Sacred Matrix." To "Defend the Sacred" was and remains the motto for the Sioux in the Dakotas. The planetary community of the future will develop out of a complex network of autonomous communities, built on the basis of the Sacred Matrix.
The truth is, we are living in an age where we are realizing that we are all made of energy and consciousness; that we are all God. And the female deity is the goddess. So it makes sense that more woman are now using the word goddess and identifying with that part of themselves.
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I truly believe the ego is meant to help humanity, not harm it. It is only when we as individuals allow our minds and actions to be ruled by ego does it negatively affect our lives and the lives of those around us. But the ego is best used as a compass of sorts, pointing the way to what areas within us need healing and integration so we can rise up energetically and show up in our lives as we were meant to; connected, yet unique slivers of cosmic Creator Consciousness.
Creativity is for everyone, not just arts and crafters. Look at how the creativity in others touches your own life. Plus, what better way to gift yourself than to spend some quality time expressing your inner feelings and desires?
I felt compelled to write about 'being the change' this week after all of the negative news going on the world lately. I won't get into it, as I'm sure most of you are aware of what's been going on but I just wanted to take the time to remind everyone that it all starts with each and every one of us. We all matter and we all mean something. Somewhere along the line, it became acceptable; almost required to teach us that we are insignificant and we began to lost our luster, our soul shine…and that is the greatest lie ever taught. We are all significant, we are divine, we are love. Don't ever forget that because once you remember, the world will reflect a place that won't need changing.
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There's no "debating" that NBC Nightly News and Dateline NBC anchor Lester Holt has good taste in real estate, as evidenced by the listing photos for his classy Nomad apartment. The fact that his wife, Carol Hagen-Holt, is one of the listing brokers probably doesn't hurt either. The Observer first noticed that the couple put the three-bedroom spread at 225 Fifth Avenue on the market for $6.6 million, a far cry from the $3.3 million they bought it for in 2007. It boasts views of Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building, a private terrace, and a sumptuous mix of furnishings and decor.
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Talk about a room with a view: the living room of this Nomad apartment comes with a stunning skylight that looks out directly to the Empire State Building. Besides that, the 3,850-square-foot pad features soaring ceilings, a spiral staircase leading to a second level, and a 500-square-foot roof deck. There are plenty of things to gawk over inside this penthouse loft, which has just hit the market for $4,999,999.
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Here's another tiny, pricey top-floor studio calling itself a "penthouse" in a buzzy downtown Manhattan neighborhood. Except this particular diminutive dwelling really is one-(or maybe two– or three-) of-a-kind in the city: It's a rooftop cabin. Curbed calls it "NYC's most unusual rental." Every so often we get a chance to marvel at these quirky homesteads perched atop otherwise ordinary apartment buildings, and we don't know whether we'd be thrilled to bits every morning to wake up in a country cabin on a city rooftop, or if we'd be totally over it. Let's go with thrilled to bits–and take a closer look at this unusual aerie at 15 West 28th Street, asking $4,200 in monthly rent.
It's a cabin on the roof. How cool is that?
Nomad, real estate trends, Upper East Side
Elite international schools are attracting buyers to new developments on the Upper East Side and Nomad, Wed, October 26, 2016
Families looking to buy apartments in the Big Apple often have a standard list of demands: safe area, family-friendly neighborhood, and space to accommodate their children. But perhaps most important is the desire to be close to a top school. Though not a new idea, this trend appears to be growing among international buyers who are actively seeking homes close to international private schools, hoping to preserve their native language and culture within their children's upbringing. One area where new apartment buildings are benefitting from this trend is the Upper East Side, specifically in Lenox Hill, which is host to Lycée Francais de New York and La Scuola d'Italia. And downtown in Nomad, the Ecole Internationale de New York and the United Nations International School are having a similar effect.
Cool Listings, Nomad
Nomad penthouse with two kitchens and a pool asks a neighborhood record-setting $68.5M, Mon, October 24, 2016
As 6sqft previously reported, sales prices in Nomad rose 43 percent over the past five years, a fact that the developers of 212 Fifth Avenue very likely had in mind when they put a $68.5 million price tag on their building's penthouse. If the sprawling apartment sells for anywhere near its asking price, it will set a record as the most expensive sale in Nomad. This newly-minted trophy triplex atop 212 Fifth Avenue is the crown (as the listing calls it) that occupies the 22nd, 23rd, 24th floors of a recently converted 1912 condominium building. There are five bedrooms and 5,730 exterior square feet including (at least one) pool.
Get a helicopter view of this sky-mansion
Nomad, real estate trends
Nomad real estate prices nearly double in five years as record-breaking listing hits the market, Fri, October 21, 2016
L to R: 212 Fifth Avenue; The Whitman; 10 Madison Square West
Prices in Nomad shot up a whopping 43 percent over the past five years, according to a new index from CityRealty, a marked increase that the developers of 212 Fifth Avenue may have been aware of when they put a $68.5 million price tag on their building's triplex. If the sprawling apartment sells for anywhere near its asking price, it will set a record as the most expensive sale in the neighborhood, where other new developments have already raised the ceiling on the area's sale records.
condos, New Developments, Nomad
Skyline-altering tower to rise 928 feet along Fifth Avenue in Nomad, Thu, September 29, 2016
View to the southwest of the Empire State Building with a conceptual 928-foot-tall tower at the site of 262 Fifth Avenue.
A near supertall skyscraper is coming to Nomad, according to a recent Department of Buildings filing for 262 Fifth Avenue. Boris Kuzinez, an Israeli-Russian billionaire, submitted plans last week for a 54-story, 928-foot-tall mixed-use tower on the southwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 29th Street where a trio of pre-war buildings currently stand. The tower will certainly make a dent on the NYC skyline, and will be the tallest structure between Midtown and Downtown if it wraps before several other projects now in the works.
Features, Interviews, New Yorker Spotlight, Nomad, People
Spotlight: The Museum of Math's Cindy Lawrence on making math a fun and interactive endeavor, Fri, September 23, 2016
In a city with a museum in an elevator shaft and another all about transit history, it should come as no surprise that there's a museum dedicated to math. Located across from Madison Square Park, the National Museum of Mathematics is an institution devoted to the numerous possibilities that numbers hold. Since opening in 2012, MoMath has been a place for visitors of all ages to gets hands on with the subject through interactive exhibits that explore conundrums like how it's possible for a square-wheeled tricycle to pedal on a circular, curved surface. And as of last week, the museum offers the chance to drive remote-controlled cars on either a Möbius strip or a trefoil track in the newly opened Twisted Thruway.
6sqft recently visited the museum to speak with Executive Director and CEO Cindy Lawrence about the importance of making math interactive and most importantly, fun.
Celebrities, Cool Listings, Nomad
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin continue house hunt with $16.6M Nomad condo, Thu, September 22, 2016
It's been just 10 days since Alec and Hilaria Baldwin welcomed their third child together into the world, but they're wasting no time continuing the hunt for a larger home to accommodate their growing brood. After touring a $16.5 million Chelsea penthouse at the beginning of the month, they've now set their sites on a similarly-sized, $16.6 million spread at Nomad's 212 Fifth Avenue, reports the Post. The 1912 neo-Gothic buiding sits at the northwest corner of Madison Square Park, and the four-bedroom unit that caught the couple's eyes boasts soaring ceilings, three exposures with views south to the Flatiron building and Freedom Tower, a marble-floored entry foyer, and a twelve-foot-long Calacatta gold marble kitchen island.
Cool Listings, Flatiron, Interiors, Nomad
Manhattan meets Montmarte in a designer's $2.45M Nomad penthouse, Wed, September 7, 2016
House Beautiful calls designer Leslie Klotz's rooftop loft "a wonderful mashup of Manhattan and Montmartre," and the homeowner says visitors are reminded of a Parisian artist's garret, though this designed-to-the-nines Nomad penthouse at 66 Madison Avenue is definitely more soigné than starving artist.
A gut renovation of the space–it was once the building's boiler room–by the designer and former Banana Republic PR executive resulted in a light-filled aerie topped with a web of massive skylights and blessed with enough terrace space to accomodate her love of indoor/outdoor living and entertaining. Now on the market for $2.450 million, the apartment atop the full-service Madison Parq co-op is located in of one of the city's hottest downtown neighborhoods
Architecture, condos, Construction Update, New Developments, Nomad
FXFowle's NOMA condo rises in 'neo-Bauhaus' style at the crossroads of Manhattan, Wed, August 31, 2016
Earlier this year, sales launched at The NOMA, a 55-unit ground-up condominium developed by Alchemy Properties and designed by Daniel Kaplan of FXFowle Architects. The 24-story building is distinguished by a gray-brick skin and ribbons of gridded windows that pay homage the area's industrious roots. The "neo-Bauhaus" exterior references the older loft buildings from the early 19th century, the clean lines of the Bauhaus movement, and the massing of the parade of newer residential towers that have cropped up along Sixth Avenue in Nomad.
Get the full scoop on the building
Apartment Deals, Murray Hill, New Developments, Nomad, Rentals
Angular Skyscraper One Sixty Madison Offering Two Months Free Rent, Fri, May 27, 2016
Soaring nearly 500 feet into the Manhattan skyline, One Sixty Madison is a shimmering 45-floor rental tower at the boundary of the Murray Hill and Nomad neighborhoods. Developed by J.D. Carlisle Development and designed by SLCE Architects, with interiors by Philip Koether Architects, the uniquely massed building is rotated 45 degrees from its Madison Avenue and 33rd Street frontages, guaranteeing homes an abundance of light and air and stunning skyline views.
For a limited time, the leasing team is offering incoming renters two months free on two-year leases and one month free on one-year leases, both with paid OP (broker fees). Current availabilities include an 11th floor studio with a net effective price of $3,263/month, one bedrooms starting from $4,412/month, and two-bedrooms beginning at $6,692/month.
Find out more about the building
Architecture, condos, Murray Hill, New Developments, Nomad
172 Madison Tops Out and Reveals Renderings for Incredible Penthouse with Two Pools, Tue, May 3, 2016
Within the Empire State Building's five o'clock shadow, an eruption of glossy residential high-rises are nipping at the dame's feet. Embracing a thoroughfare most familiar for its commercial connotations, the latest tower to ascend is a 33-story condo simply known by its address, 172 Madison Avenue. The 130,000-square-foot skyscraper is being developed by Tessler Developments and is among a half-dozen residential buildings planned for a central, yet undefined neighborhood that is almost Murray Hill, but not quite NoMad. Its topped off concrete frame rises nearly 450 feet above its East 33rd street corner, which was previously occupied by a ubiquitous clump of commercial, low-slung masonry structures.
Now with its debut pegged for early next year, the symmetrically-massed tower designed by Karl Fischer Architects is being dressed in its sparkly coat of reflective glass that is accentuated by robust onyx-colored frames. And along with this debut, comes new renderings of the triplex penthouse dubbed the SkyHouse, which is a massive marble palace with two outdoor pools.
All the details and renderings ahead
Cool Listings, Interiors, Nomad
Rows of Bookshelves Under 11-Foot Ceilings Line This $2M Nomad Loft, Thu, January 28, 2016
There's no better apartment for a book lover than a loft. The open space and high ceilings are the perfect setting for rows of bookshelves, which also can serve as impromptu dividers throughout an apartment that lacks lots of walls. This lofty three bedroom at 50 West 29th Street in Nomad has a massive, open living and dining room that the owners are using almost like a library. There are tons of bookshelves under the 10-foot-9-inch ceilings, as well as a few used to break up the living and the dining areas.
Check out the rest of the space
condos, Cool Listings, New Developments, Nomad
Listings Launch for Nomad's 212 Fifth Avenue Condo Conversion, Fri, November 6, 2015
Though sales began a few weeks ago, listings are up for 212 Fifth Avenue, the highly-anticipated in-progress Nomad condo conversion by NYC-based firm Helpern consisting of 48 two-, three- and four-bedroom residences in a landmarked 1912 neo-Gothic building at the northwest corner of Madison Square Park. Listings with Town Residential–16 currently–range from 5C, a $3.9 million fifth-floor two-bedroom home, to $16.1 million for one of the building's 4,000-square-foot+ four-bedroom residences on the 15th floor.
Floors 3-13 of the 24-story building offer three units per floor while floors 14-19 offer two; two immense triplex penthouses with Empire State Building and city skyline views are still to come. All homes boast multi-zoned heat and air, vented kitchens and bathrooms and smart home technology. Interior finishes were created by renowned designers Pembrooke & Ives and include eight-foot doors, book-matched marble, solid oak floors and custom cabinetry.
Floor plans and renderings this way
Architecture, Hotels, New Developments, Nomad
PBDW's Nomad Hotel Prepares for 20-Story Addition to Historic McKim Mead & White Building, Fri, October 30, 2015
Alex Ohebshalom's Empire Management may finally be moving forward with plans to convert a McKim Mead & White-designed bank building at 250 Fifth Avenue and construct a 21-story hotel-tower behind. The project is the latest to join Nomad's recent hotel boom that has produced the Ace Hotel, Nomad Hotel, Flatiron Hotel, and the upcoming Virgin Hotel. While building permits filed in July have yet to be approved, the existing six-story building recently cleared out its retail tenants, and its upper office floors now appear empty.
Since the site lies within the Madison Square North Historic District, the owners, under the LLC Quartz Associates, had to secure approvals from both Community Board 5 and the Landmarks Preservation Commission. With a proven track-record of steering projects in historically sensitive areas towards approval, architects Platt Byard Dovell White were commissioned. PBDW uncovered that a mid-rise loft building was once proposed for the site and this evidence allowed for LPC to more seriously consider a taller addition to the 1907, palazzo-like building designed for Second National Bank.
adaptive reuse, condos, New Developments, Nomad
First Look at the Bow Building's Interiors, Fifth Avenue Gem Comes Back to Life as Condos, Tue, October 27, 2015
Here's a first look at the interiors of Pan-Brothers Associates lovingly restored condominium development The Bow Building at 242 Fifth Avenue. Acquiring its name from the ornamental bow cast onto its facade, the structure's Queen Anne cast-iron front has been rehabilitated to its original 1885 grandeur. Once home to high-end antique furniture stores, tailors and art dealers, its sumptuously-scaled, arched windows will soon flood light into four bespoke units, each equipped with 11- to 20-foot ceilings and private outdoor spaces.
More info and all the renderings
Architecture, condos, Midtown West, New Developments, Nomad
First Peek at Alchemy Properties' 26-Story NOMA Condominium, Mon, October 26, 2015
Here's our first peek at Alchemy Properties' upcoming mixed-use condominium development NOMA. Slated to rise 26 stories/316 feet from a 7,000-square-foot corner lot at 846-850 Sixth Avenue, the building will be the first ground-up condominium development in NoMad west of Fifth Avenue.
With demolition just wrapping up on a single-story strip of retail stores, excavation will soon begin for a FXFowle-designed mixed-use tower that is slated to house 52 condo apartments and 13,000 square feet of retail space on its first two floors. Zoning diagrams filed at the Department of Buildings indicate the form of the tower will be composed of variously scaled and skewed interlocking volumes. Units with eastern exposures will have balconies.
Cool Listings, Nomad, Quirky Homes
This Nomad Loft Was Created With Curbside Finds, Elbow Grease and an Eye for Beauty, Thu, September 17, 2015
There was a time in NYC when there wasn't an expectation that an apartment or loft come with a full set of shiny new appliances and amenities; you could carve out a space for yourself over time, and end up with a beautiful, unique and comfortable home. That's about the time–1977, to be exact–when the owners of this cool and crafty Nomad loft, then a recent co-op conversion, bought it for $50,000 and moved in. Now this large two-bedroom 12th floor loft with a private terrace is on the rental market for $8,000 a month.
The owners–she was an art historian who passed away about a year ago, he's a retired biophysicist–and their daughter had always been fond of the excitement of scavenging what others left behind–like a six-burner restaurant stove and what is now a veritable jungle of plants. The building had been used for light manufacturing, and the couple had to design the entire 1,620-square-foot space to make it a home. Since the space was completely raw, they could configure it any way they pleased. The loft was featured in a 2006 article in the Times, in which the home's late owner and main design force is described as having "a gimlet eye for the gorgeous."
Architecture, condos, New Developments, Nomad, Starchitecture
Could This Honeycomb Tower Be Moshe Safdie's Bancroft Building Replacement?, Thu, August 13, 2015
Images of a mysterious high-rise project have been posted on the website of Architecture Work Office, depicting a balcony-laden 50-story residential tower that balloons in area as it rises.
The rendered skyscraper appears to align with a block-through development site near the corner of West 29th Street and Fifth Avenue that has been assembled by Ziel Feldman's HFZ Development. That site was purchased from the Collegiate Churches of New York in 2013 and was partially occupied by the striped brick and limestone Bancroft Building dating to 1896. Despite pleas from preservationists, the building was demolished earlier this year and has gone down as one of the city's most heart-wrenching architectural losses in recent years.
is this new tower in the works?
Architecture, condos, New Developments, Nomad
First Look at the Interiors of Nomad's 212 Fifth Avenue, Fri, July 17, 2015
*** Update via the development team: Interior renderings from ASJNY are only conceptual and do not represent the actual project moving forward.
Here's our first look at what the residences of a highly anticipated condo conversion at 212 Fifth Avenue could look like. In March we revealed a set of whimsical renderings for a conceptual design whipped up by the visualization artists ASJNY.
The actual plan going forward, approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission this past April, calls for a more sensitive touch. In addition to carving out 48 homes, the 1913 neo-gothic building's ground-level storefronts will be renovated, its parapets reconstructed, and the tower's stately limestone, terra-cotta and brick exterior will be restored, which may entail creating some additional windows.
Chelsea, Cool Listings, Interiors, Nomad
This Verdant and Bright NoMad Loft Rental Is Channeling the Tropics, Wed, June 3, 2015
If you're looking for a loft with character, you'll want to check out this unit at 107 West 25th Street in Chelsea. It has all the original elements you look for, like refinished hardwoods, and whitewashed exposed brick, while throwing in some rare extras like original tin ceilings, exposed pipes painted red, and a 16-foot skylight. And it's available for rent for the first time ever for $6,500 a month.
condos, New Developments, Nomad, Starchitecture
REVEALED: Rafael Viñoly's Slender 52-Story Condo Tower Design for Nomad, Mon, June 1, 2015
Image via New York YIMBY
Is there any architect more in demand than Rafael Viñoly these days? NY YIMBY has uncovered the first renderings of the starchitect's latest residential project, a tower slated to pierce the sky from a Nomad site at 281 Fifth Avenue. Though notably smaller than 432 Park Avenue at just 705 feet, the skyscraper does share the 432's stark and very geometrical shape. It will also be one of the tallest in the neighborhood once constructed.
Features, History, Madison Square, Nomad
Tracing the Colorful History of Madison Square Park from the 1800s, Tue, April 7, 2015
Recent reports show that NoMad has taken over the top spot for priciest neighborhood in the city in which to rent, with a one-bedroom unit going for an average of $4,270/month. For most real estate aficionados this isn't shocking, as the neighborhood has been growing into one of the city's hottest spots for the past several years, but few know of the area's fascinating past.
Named for our fourth president, James Madison, the 6.2-acre Madison Square Park was first used as a potter's field, then an army arsenal, then a military parade ground and finally as the New York House of Refuge children's shelter, until it was destroyed by a fire in 1839. After the fire, the land between 23rd and 26th Streets from Fifth to Madison Avenues was established as a public park enclosed by a cast-iron fence in 1847. The redesign included pedestrian walkways, lush shrubbery, open lawns, fountains, benches and monuments and is actually similar to the park that exists today.
Find out how our beloved madison square park came to be
Nomad, Policy, real estate trends
Extension of NoMad Historic District Has Preservationists at Odds with Building Owners, Tue, March 31, 2015
Broadway between 26th and 27th Streets, part of the current Madison Square North Historic District, via Wiki Commons
Over the past few years, NoMad (north of Madison Square Park) has been the subject of countless articles looking at its rise to becoming a go-to place for culture, food, business, and residential opportunities. In fact, as we reported last June, since 2009 the neighborhood has seen price-per-square-foot averages rise by 40 percent. But not everyone looks at this neighborhood as the next frontier. Local residents and preservationists see the area as a relic of the late 19th century, when it was home to the city's most opulent hotels and mansions and brownstones occupied by New York's elite, as well as of the Roaring Twenties, when the community boomed as a commercial hub. For these cultural reasons and for NoMad's wealth of industrial and gilded architecture, a proposal will be heard tonight in front of the landmarks committee of Community Board No. 5 to extend the Madison Square North Historic District.
NoMad property owners and developers don't agree with the proposal, citing that the area's building stock has been significantly altered over the years. As the Wall Street Journal reports, "The face-off is significant because it is centered in an area that has seen hundreds of millions of dollars of private investment, with new hotels and apartment buildings breaking ground, and new stores and restaurants opening almost weekly. In the eyes of real-estate executives, it would freeze growth in a rare section of Midtown Manhattan still ripe for development."
Architecture, condos, Construction Update, New Developments, Nomad
New Renderings for 212 Fifth Avenue Show a Whimsical Top-Floor Restaurant and Enormous Clock, Fri, March 13, 2015
With the debut of their newly-sharpened website, the visual-realization whizzes at AJSNY are seeking to steal some Apple Watch buzz with this stunningly whimsical rooftop addition atop the now-under-conversion 212 Fifth Avenue in Nomad.
The conceptual vision, designed by the rendering team themselves, shows a bronze-clad, multi-story addition wrapped with sinuous ribbons framing an enormous south-facing clock. Below the steampunk-esque penthouse, AJSNY depicts a standard condo-conversion affair of open layouts and double-height spaces for the 1913 neo-medieval tower. The team's images also give us an idea of what the official owners–Madison Equities, Thor Equities, and Building and Land Technology–have in mind for this quintessential Manhattan address. The scheme is not official or approved, but it certainly is creative.
More details on the proposed design ahead
Nomad, real estate trends
Is 212 Fifth Avenue the Ultimate Manhattan Address?, Wed, February 25, 2015
That's what developers of a new condominium at 212 Fifth Avenue are hoping. The prestige of Fifth Avenue is world-famous (it also adds a 5- to 10-percent premium to the price of an apartment), and as anyone who was around back in the days of analog phone exchanges knows, 212 is synonymous with Manhattan. Reporting on the "New York-iest address," the Daily News mentions how even "Seinfeld"'s Elaine steals her dead neighbor's 212 phone number after she gets changed to a 646 area code. "The bearer of a 212 phone number looks like a longtime New Yorker. It's the ultimate luxury accessory," the paper says.
Features, holidays, Interviews, New Yorker Spotlight, Nomad, People
New Yorker Spotlight: Curator Sarah Forbes on the Museum of Sex (It's Not Exactly What You Think It Is), Fri, February 13, 2015
If you've walked along lower Fifth Avenue, then the Museum of Sex most certainly has caught your eye; maybe you've even visited it and seen a few of the exhibits curated by Sarah Forbes.
Sarah is the museum's sole curator, which means it's her job to conceive and oversee exhibitions on a myriad of topics related to sex. Her goal is the same as the museum's goal: to expand visitors' horizons and to dispel myths and misconceptions that are out there. Beyond educating the public through its oftentimes provocative exhibits, the Museum of Sex is dedicated to sharing information and artwork through its permanent collection of over 15,000 artifacts as well as its research library and media archive.
With Valentine's Day approaching, we couldn't think of a better time to chat with Sarah to find out more about New York's relationship with sex, how the museum helps the city understand it differently, and why it's the perfect spot to celebrate the holiday.
Read on for our interview with Sarah
Architecture, Construction Update, New Developments, Nomad
NoMad's Commune Hotel Reaches Street Level, Will Feature a Public Roof Deck at 300 Feet, Fri, January 9, 2015
After lying fallow for years, the site of the city's first Commune Hotel at 11 East 31st Street is abuzz with construction activity and has risen to street level. Developed by Simon Development Group, Cube Capital, and Eagle Point Hotel, the 250-room, 32-story hotel situated between Fifth and Madison Avenues will be among a dozen new residential and hotel developments slated to transform the once-sleepy NoMad neighborhood.
With Gwathmey Siegel Kaufman Architects serving as the design architects and Mancini-Duffy Architecture as the architects of record, the slender 335-foot tower will feature a 125-seat restaurant, lounge, and a rooftop bar providing sweeping skyline vistas and front-row views of the Empire State Building.
More on the hotel and construction progress ahead
condos, New Developments, Nomad, Starchitecture
REVEALED: NoMad Tower by FR-EE; Is It a Cowbell, Exclamation Point, or Cheese Grater?, Fri, December 19, 2014
Another exclamation point in a year of seemingly endless skyscraper unveilings has appeared on the city's "to-build list" with a possible rendering of a long-proposed mixed-use tower slated for the heart of NoMad. This exclamatory statement comes from the Mexico-based office of Fernando Romero EnterprisE (FR-EE). Never heard of them? Then check out their website and browse the bold work we New Yorkers too often miss out on.
If the selection of FR-EE is official, Ziel Feldman's HFZ Capital would join a growing list of New York developers bitten by the design bug. Developers like Hines, Rosen, Related, and Extell have led the way in commissioning big name, often foreign, architects to pen skyline-shifting projects aimed at the top of the market. HFZ also commissioned British-based David Chipperfield Architects to design a dignified 30-story tower along the southern edge of Bryant Park.
More details on the 50-story tower here


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Microsoft adds to Flash woes
Promotes HTML5 and H.264 for video in IE9
Microsoft has confirmed that its upcoming Internet Explorer 9 browser will run only H.264 video in a move that aligns with Apple's current stance of not supporting the Adobe Flash format.
Dean Hachamovitch, general manager for Internet Explorer, said in a blog post that the future of the web lies in HTML5 as it will help the development of rich, interactive web applications and offer the best choice for video support.
"The HTML5 specification describes video support without specifying a particular video format. We think H.264 is an excellent format. In its HTML5 support, IE9 will support playback of H.264 video only," he wrote.
"H.264 is an industry standard, with broad and strong hardware support. Because of this you can easily take what you record on a typical consumer video camera, put it on the web, and have it play in a web browser on any operating system or device with H.264 support."
Hachamovitch added that, while video on the web is "predominantly Flash-based " it still remains "a challenge for typical consumers". He said that Microsoft is in discussion with Adobe over these problems.
"Flash does have some issues, particularly around reliability, security and performance. We work closely with engineers at Adobe, sharing information about the issues we know of in ongoing technical discussions," he said.
The news will be a major blow for Adobe as the company is already locked in a bitter war of words with Apple over its refusal to support Flash.
Adobe chief executive Shantanu Narayen said yesterday in a re sponse to Apple that his firm is banking on Adobe's multi-platform support as the key to victory in this conflict.
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