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Markus Ellis, a recent graduate who is making a mark in this world - PTTI Student

Emerging triumphantly from the realm of manufacturing is our accomplished student, Markus Ellis, a recent graduate who is making a mark in this world.

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564: Rex Surany

Rex Surany is the new Principal bass of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. He is also working as an assistant teacher in cooperation with Harold Robinson, the Principal Bass of the Philadelphia Orchestra, at the Juilliard School.

  His musical education began with piano lessons when he was 7 years old. After two years of piano, he switched exclusively to double bass with Robert Peterson of Trenton, New Jersey. In 2002, upon completing the Vance repertoire with Peterson, Rex then started to study Rabbath Method with Nicholas Walker, double bass Professor at Ithaca college, and joined the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra under maestro Joseph Primavera's direction.

  Rex's first year of college, in 2006, was spent at The Colburn School in Los Angeles. There he studied with David Moore and Paul Ellison. After a year, he was admitted to the Curtis Institute of Music, where, in addition to studying double bass, he found and pursued interests in composing, transcribing, and arranging that continue today.

  A few weeks after graduating from Curtis, in May 2012, Rex became a temporary member of the New York Philharmonic with Alan Gilbert as Music Director. While Rex was working at “The Phil”, he spent a lot of his relief and vacation time traveling to Berlin to study the Berlin Philharmonic tradition and German bow technique with Matthew McDonald and Janne Saksala; first principal basses. After two years of working in New York, studying in Berlin, and auditioning in North America, Europe, and even Scandanavia, Rex finally won his first audition for a section position at the Metropolitan Opera in 2014. And only one year later, he won the principal position.

  Rex has won numerous accolades in both solo and orchestral bass realms. In June 2009, he was awarded 2nd prize of the ISB (International Society of Bassists) Orchestral Competition. The following summer, he was and the 3rd prize-winner of the 2010 Bradetich Foundation International Solo Competition. In 2011, Rex was the 2nd prize-winner at the ISB Solo competition. Rex has performed with many orchestras including: the Pittsburgh Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, Haddonfield “Symphony in C”, the Boston Symphony, the American Ballet Theatre, the New York Philharmonic, and the Metropolitan opera. He has given master classes and recitals at Ithaca College, Brigham Young University, and Fort Lewis College.

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NFL Cribs: Where Do the Highest-Flying Philadelphia Eagles Choose to Nest?

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The Philadelphia Eagles are true underdogs in Super Bowl LII, but they are a formidable bunch when it comes to real estate. They don’t have the legacy and postseason pedigree of the New England Patriots, so their homes are a bit more modest. However, when we checked out where various Eagles have decided to nest, we were duly impressed with their choices.

We also spotted a trend of many players abandoning the Pennsylvania playbook and opting for life in nearby New Jersey.

Agent Melissa Young with The Young Group at Berkshire Hathaway Fox & Roach has worked with a number of Eagles players. Young says the New Jersey choice is clear, partly due to traffic patterns. Getting out of South Philadelphia, where the Eagles are based, and heading into the suburbs of Pennsylvania is a hassle, whereas the ride from South Philadelphia over the Delaware River into New Jersey is a fairly straight shot.

“Players would rather take the 15-minute commute to the New Jersey suburbs—they offer the players some sanctuary. The neighbors tend to acclimate to their new celebrity neighbors and offer them privacy.”

So where do the highest-flying Eagles live? Well, one person who doesn’t cross state lines for a home game is the man who signs the checks to ensure the Eagles soar.

Owner: Jeffrey Lurie

Before he purchased the Eagles in 1994, Jeffrey Lurie—a Boston native—made a run at buying the (Darth) Vader-like Patriots in 1993. Now safely ensconced in Philadelphia, Lurie cemented his local status by buying one of the city’s legacy mansions in 2007.

Known as Inwood, the grand 13-acre estate in the tony Main Line enclave of Wynnewood was built in 1921, and fell into epic decrepitude by the time it was snapped up by publishing magnate Walter Annenberg in 1941 for just $45,000. He restored it to its former glory.

After her husband’s death in 2002, Leonore Annenberg put Inwood on the market in 2006 for $15 million. Lurie picked it up for $14 million a decade ago.

Aerial view of Inwood in Wynnewood, PA

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If you’d like to live across the street from Lurie and fly your Eagles flag (with HOA permission, of course), it would cost you far less than what Lurie shelled out. A brand-new home in Wynnewood can be had for only $3.25 million.

Agent Haven Ruddy of Main Line Haven Berkshire Hathaway says the allure for buyers in these classic neighborhoods along the Main Line is all about education. “We see buyers coming back to the area when they have kids to get them in these school districts.”

But Ruddy tells us buyers don’t need to be billionaires (or even millionaires) to buy in the desirable neighborhood. There’s a “healthy housing inventory of homes under $500,000 along the Main Line,” she says.

Over the past year, she’s seen over 800 Main Line properties sell for under $500,000, while 245 properties sold for over $1 million.

And Lurie wasn’t always a billionaire. When he bought the Eagles over two decades ago, he paid $195 million but had to borrow some cash to finance his big buy. Today, the team is valued at $2.4 billion.

As his investment in the Eagles has continued to appreciate, Lurie has made other real estate moves. When winter settles in, he decamps to Palm Beach, FL.

In 2013, Lurie purchased a 17,113-square-foot mansion for $28.5 million. Located on Palm Beach’s exclusive South Ocean Drive, it’s only a couple of blocks from President Donald Trump‘s Mar-a-Lago. Enough said.

Jeffrey Lurie’s winter residence in Palm Beach, FL

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The unlikely quarterback: Nick Foles

Nick Foles first became the starter for the Eagles in 2013, after injuries hampered Michael Vick. Foles thrived and became a Pro Bowler—until a broken collarbone halted his first stint in Philly.

He was traded to the then-St. Louis Rams in early 2015 and a signed a two-year, $24.5 million deal with the team. After a mediocre 2015 season, the QB was all-in on the Rams’ big move to Southern California.

As proof, he bought a $2.7 million, four-bedroom home in Newport Beach—just a short drive from the team’s new training facility. But two weeks before the deal closed, Foles was cut loose by the Rams in favor of the newly drafted Jared Goff. Foles spent the 2016 season as a backup with the Kansas City Chiefs, and likely rented in the Midwest.

Nick Foles’ Newport Beach, CA, home

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Foles held onto his SoCal home, and reunited with the Eagles as a backup, signing a two-year deal with the team in March 2017. Befitting a backup, Foles didn’t splurge on a baller mansion this time around.

In May 2017, he closed on a newly built $700,000 home in the South Jersey city of Haddonfield. It’s where Foles is calling home, for now.

Foles’ newly built home in Haddonfield, NJ

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The near-MVP quarterback: Carson Wentz

Before suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 14, Carson Wentz was well on his way to snagging the league MVP. He put up big numbers, had the team rolling into the playoffs, and kept Foles anchored to the bench before going down with the knee injury.

So where is Wentz spending his rehab? Well, we weren’t able to pinpoint exactly where he lives, but we know he bought a sizable piece of land in south New Jersey.

When he’s not at the Eagles facilities in South Philly, the avid sportsman truly wants to escape. “Especially now with the life and the lifestyle that I live, it’s just nice to kind of get away from everything,” he told ESPN. “Get away from the world a little bit and have some space.”

According to Wentz’s Twitter account, the decor in his home is sparse. But it does jibe with his avowed love of hunting.

Finally got some mounts up in the house! About time! pic.twitter.com/utbMuATXMy

— Carson Wentz (@cj_wentz) August 18, 2017

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The longtime lineman: Jason Peters

Like Wentz, Jason Peters won’t be participating in the Super Bowl. The All-Pro offensive lineman suffered torn knee ligaments in Week 7 of this season. Charged with protecting the quarterback’s blind side, Peters is considered the premier left tackle in football.

And like both Eagles quarterbacks, Peters makes his home across the Delaware River in the community of Woolwich Township, NJ. He purchased a nearly 7-acre spread for $899,000 in the summer of 2013.

Jason Peters’ Woolwich Township, NJ, home

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When it was up for sale, the 8,000-square-foot home was touted as a “magnificent executive home.” Located on a cul-de-sac overlooking Raccoon Creek, the five-bedroom home features a two-story foyer, two-story great room, and formal dining room.

The true clincher for Peters was likely the fully finished basement featuring a media area, full bar, gym, and cedar sauna. It’s perfect for unwinding after a rough Sunday on the field.

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Catch him in downtown Philly: Zach Ertz

On the other end of the line from Peters, enormous pass-catching tight end Zach Ertz has become a consistent element of the Eagles’ offense. He’s caught over 70 passes in each of the past three seasons, and his 6-foot-5 frame makes him a convenient target for Wentz or Foles.

After his fourth season with the Eagles, he signed a five-year, $42 million contract extension in 2016. Figuring he was going to stick around in the City of Brotherly Love, Ertz made the smart move and bought a place of his own. But he didn’t stray from the city, and he didn’t even opt for a place with a backyard.

In December 2016, he closed on a $1.25 million condo in the Waterfront Square complex.

Real estate agent Young understands the city’s allure for Eagles stars, but there is a downside.

“Living in Center City is a blast for any young athlete, but it becomes extremely difficult for some to lead a normal life in the city. When they walk out of their home, they can be embraced by enthusiastic fans,” says Young.

The Waterfront Square complex in Philadelphia

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Ertz’s three-bedroom unit offers spectacular views of the Delaware River. The building is close to restaurants, nightlife, and shopping. If you’d like to join the tight end soaring over Philly, there’s a four-bedroom unit on the market for $1.4 million.

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The coach: Doug Pederson

Like Foles, second-year head coach Doug  Pederson is on his second stint in Philadelphia. He served as an assistant on the Eagles staff from 2009 to 2012, connecting with a certain South Jersey town along the way. He lived in Moorestown, where his neighbors loved having him and his family in the area.

But he left South Jersey behind to join the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff in 2013. He bought a beautiful six-bedroom home in Overland Park, KS. Located right next to the Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate, the home was listed for $850,000 when Pederson purchased it.

Doug Pederson’s former home in Overland Park, KS

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The coach put the family-friendly home back on the market in April 2016 for $875,000, shortly after accepting the head coach gig with the Eagles.

After snagging the coveted Eagles job, Peterson returned to Moorestown. “Having been there before obviously makes it better coming back again,” he told South Jersey magazine.

Pederson’s home in Moorestown, NJ

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For their second go-round in New Jersey, Pederson and his wife opted for palatial digs. In May 2016, they paid $1.95 million for an 8,000-square-foot home on 3 acres of gorgeous grounds.

The home has five bedrooms, four baths, and two half-baths. Luxury amenities include a home gym, a large pool and patio out back, and five fireplaces. It looks like the perfect place to draw up a play or two before heading over the bridge to work in Philadelphia.

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When women embrace vocational training, they unlock a force for economic growth and societal advancement. These women acquire essential skills, nurturing self-sufficiency and contributing to their communities. Empowered with knowledge and abilities, they become catalysts for progress, enriching not only their lives but also the nations they serve.

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Join Bill Anderson as he explores PTTI, the hub of skilled trades training and education. From bustling workshops to cutting-edge training facilities, see the resources that shape skilled technicians at PTTI. Make sparks fly, wrenches turn, and dreams come true. Discover the tools that empowers welders, mechanics, construction workers, or pipefitters. PTTI is doing more than jus educating; it’s igniting careers.

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FOX29 Live Inside PTTI: A Fascinating Tour of Skills and Innovation

Join Bill Anderson as he explores PTTI, the hub of skilled trades training and education. From bustling workshops to cutting-edge training facilities, see the resources that shape skilled technicians at PTTI. Make sparks fly, wrenches turn, and dreams come true. Discover the tools that empowers welders, mechanics, construction workers, or pipefitters. PTTI is doing more than jus educating; it’s igniting careers.

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Join Bill Anderson as he explores PTTI, the hub of skilled trades training and education. From bustling workshops to cutting-edge training facilities, see the resources that shape skilled technicians at PTTI. Make sparks fly, wrenches turn, and dreams come true. Discover the tools that empowers welders, mechanics, construction workers, or pipefitters. PTTI is doing more than jus educating; it’s igniting careers.

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Can A Person Master All Skilled Trades?

Mastering skilled trades is about balancing different aspects, realizing the value of specialized knowledge, and embracing the limitations. Learn more.

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Admissions Officer Podcast Highlights: Federal Aid Unveiled

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Understanding if skilled trades is a perfect career choice for you. Read more to learn what skilled trade best suits your interests and strengths.

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Mr. Cameron Coutler—a testament to the transformative power of education and determination. From humble beginnings to a stable career, Cameron’s journey resonates with every aspiring student.

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Welcome to the heart of technical innovation—Philadelphia Technician Training Institute. Our video montage captures the vibrant spirit of our students as they dive into hands-on learning, collaborate with instructors, and explore the fascinating world of skilled trades.

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Crafting Excellence: Students in Action at PTTI

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Join us at Philadelphia Technician Training Institute as we celebrate Juneteenth, a significant day in American history marking the end of slavery. In this video, we delve into the history and importance of Juneteenth, highlighting its cultural and historical significance.