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It was an election that seems to have been faster than that of his predecessor, or at least as fast, since Francis had been elected in the sixth round on the second day. It once again took two days and five or six votes to elect the 267th Pope in history, and the first American Pope. At 6:08 p.m., white smoke rose above the roof of the Sistine Chapel, announcing to the crowd gathered in St. Peter's Square that the Church had a new Pope. But it wasn't until 7:12 p.m. that Cardinal Dominique Mamberti appeared on the Loggia and proclaimed the expected formula: "Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum: Habemus papam" (I announce to you a great joy, we have a (new) pope), Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who took the name Leo XIV. The new Roman Pontiff then stepped forward to pronounce his first Urbi et Orbi blessing. He began with a short speech in which he expressed his desire to promote a synodal Church. Born on September 14, 1955, in Chicago, he is 69 years old and an American citizen. He entered the Order of Saint Augustine in 1977 and made his perpetual profession in 1981. He was ordained a priest on June 19, 1982. He served as Prior General of the Augustinians from 2001 to 2013. He was appointed Bishop of Chiclayo, Peru, in 2014, a position he would hold until 2023. Since January 30, 2023, he has been Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops. On September 30, 2023, he was created Cardinal Deacon of Santa Monica, before being elevated to the title of Cardinal Bishop of Albano on February 6, 2025. The question that arises, for those who wish to move beyond the emotion of the moment, is, "What will be the future of the Church in the Pontificate that is just beginning?" In 2013, only a small number of clergymen and Vaticanists who knew Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio from Argentina expressed any serious apprehension about his election. Thanks to the website "Cardinium Collegii recensio," it is possible to find out what each cardinal has said or written on sensitive issues such as the ordination of women to the diaconate, the blessing of same-sex couples, the option of priestly celibacy, the restriction of the traditional Mass, the agreement between China and the Vatican, and the promotion of a synodal Church. Regarding the new Pope, he declared that "the clericalization of women" would not solve the problems of the Catholic Church. He insisted, stating that "the apostolic tradition is something that has been very clearly stated, especially when we are talking about the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood." However, he pointed out that Pope Francis recently appointed Sister Simona Brambilla Prefect of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. He commented: "I think it will continue to be recognized that women can contribute a great deal to the life of the Church at various levels." Regarding the blessing of same-sex couples, he presented somewhat ambiguous formulations. However, he appears to be a fervent supporter of the synodal Church. As reported above, he expressed his support for this idea from the loggia. The speed of the election suggests that it was a compromise election. There were so many divisions among the cardinals who entered the conclave that it may have been necessary to consider promoting a compromise cardinal. On the other hand, the choice of Leo XIV as a name may reflect a desire to move beyond the period that began with John XXIII. But ultimately, more about this new Pope will be discovered when he is at work, beginning with the appointments to head the various Roman dicasteries. Let us pray for the new Sovereign...

Residents question decision-making process After hearing parents criticize its decision-making process, the Haldane school board voted unanimously on Tuesday (May 6) to reinstate the district's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policy. It had suspended the policy on April 22, fearful of losing $450,000 in federal funding threatened by the Trump administration's opposition to DEI programs. The board said it reversed course after federal judges in three jurisdictions on April 24 temporarily blocked the administration from cutting funding to schools that have what the White House characterizes as "illegal" practices. Six residents who spoke at the meeting expressed gratitude for the board's decision to reinstate the policy but also voiced frustration with how the initial decision was made. "I don't think the board is doing a good job of making those decision-making processes transparent to our community," said Paul Cummins, who has two children at Haldane. After the meeting, Peggy Clements, president of the five-member board, said the decision to suspend the policy happened "at a really fast and furious pace and certainly didn't allow for the careful consideration and outreach that we would ordinarily engage in." "This was nothing that any of us wanted to do," Clements said. "It did make us deeply uncomfortable. But we felt like the district was truly at risk of losing $450,000." During the meeting, Board Member Michelle Kupper said she regretted "not communicating more about the future of our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policy months before the vote. A lot of us in the school community knew that the current presidential administration takes issue with diversity, equity and inclusion, and we should have been talking about how to handle it." Carl Albano, the interim superintendent, said the decision to suspend the policy on April 22 was rushed because of an April 24 deadline set by the Trump administration. In early April, the U.S. Department of Education ordered states to gather signatures from local districts certifying their compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as well as rejection of what the Trump administration calls "illegal DEI practices." The directive did not carry the force of law but threatened to use civil rights enforcement to rid schools of DEI practices. Schools were warned that continuing such practices "in violation of federal law" could lead to Justice Department litigation and the termination of federal grants and contracts. New York State responded that it would not comply. Despite that, Albano said that on April 11 the district's law firm, Shaw, Perelson, May & Lambert, recommended that the board certify compliance with Title VI. Many other districts did the same. At the time "we didn't see an issue certifying, because, again, we believe we are in compliance," Albano said. "None of that raised concern for me or the board." However, on April 18, "our attorney, after reviewing the DEI policy, had concerns about the diversity hiring provision," Albano said. That provision states: "The district will strive to create a workforce that is not only diverse and inclusive, but one that recognizes and values the differences among people. As part of this effort, the district will seek to (a) recruit and retain a diverse workforce in all areas and at all levels [and] (b) provide staff with opportunities for professional development on cultural responsiveness." Albano said that on April 22, just hours before the board was scheduled to meet, he gave members the attorney's recommended resolution to suspend the DEI policy because it "may, in part, be inconsistent" with the Department of Education's interpretation of Title VI. After suspending the DEI policy, the board certified compliance with Title VI. The Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery district, which includes O'Neill High School, which Garrison district students can attend, also voted last month to suspend its DEI policy. Halfway into its April 10 ...

Federal court rulings reassure board members The Haldane school board plans to reinstate the district's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policy at its Tuesday (May 6) meeting, two weeks after suspending the standards in a bid to safeguard $450,000 in federal funding threatened by the Trump administration's opposition to DEI programs. The reversal came after federal judges in Maryland, New Hampshire and Washington, D.C., on April 24 temporarily blocked the administration from cutting funding to schools with what the White House characterizes as "illegal" practices. Those rulings occurred the same day the administration chose as the deadline for local school districts to certify they had eliminated DEI policies and operated in compliance with Title VI the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits racial discrimination in federally funded programs. The Haldane board also passed a resolution asserting the latter. A day later, New York and 18 other states filed a federal lawsuit challenging the certification requirement. They called the directive "unprecedented and unlawful," and said DEI initiatives actually support civil rights law. Haldane voted unanimously on April 22 to suspend its DEI policy pending "clarification of the conflict between the respective positions of the state and federal governments regarding Title VI and DEI," according to the resolution. On Wednesday (April 30), the district issued a statement that said its legal counsel had advised that the federal rulings could be interpreted to mean "there is no longer an imminent risk of losing funds." The statement said the board will reinstate the DEI policy "without modification and will continue to address all policy revisions through its standard review process." Carl Albano, the interim superintendent, said the five-member board made the decision after meeting in a closed session on Tuesday with Michael Lambert, its attorney from Shaw, Perelson, May & Lambert, which represents and advises many area districts. Haldane Statement On April 29, 2025, the Haldane Board of Education met in executive session with legal counsel from Shaw, Perelson, May & Lambert. Counsel advised that, based on the April 24, 2025, rulings by three federal court judges temporarily blocking the U.S. Department of Education from implementing and enforcing its Feb. 14, 2025, Dear Colleague Letter, the Feb. 28, 2025, Frequently Asked Questions and the April 3, 2025, certification requirement, there is no longer an imminent risk of losing Title funds related to the Title VI certification requirement. As a result, the Board intends to reinstate its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policy at its May 6, 2025, meeting without modification and will continue to address all policy revisions through its standard review process. Read Haldane letter to community. "The board was surprised by the level of acrimony" from the community in response to its vote, said Peggy Clements, its president. "Many of us wish we had said more during and after the [April 22] meeting to explain that the suspension was temporary, that this was a difficult decision for us given our commitment to the aims of the policy, that we believed federal funding was truly at risk if we didn't act by April 24, and that we were making the decision because we believed that protecting the funds was in the best interests of students." Clement said that she and another board member will be at a Haldane PTA meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Monday (May 5) at the Butterfield Library in Cold Spring to answer questions about the DEI policy. Albano said that district residents told him they had hoped the board would take a more defiant stance, as Harvard University did when it refused changes demanded by the administration despite a threat to end $2.2 billion in federal grants and contracts. "We don't have a $53 billion endowment like Harvard," said Albano. The Haldane district has an annual budget of about $30 million. The $450,000 in feder...

If you've ever found yourself overanalyzing situations, obsessing over every detail, or worrying about What-ifs that may never happen, you know how exhausting overthinking can be. It's like a mental hamster wheel that drains your energy, clouds your judgment, and keeps you stuck. Left unchecked, overthinking can leave you feeling overwhelmed, paralyzed by indecision, and too mentally drained to enjoy life.To help us stop the mental spiral is an executive coach who helps leaders and creatives simplify complex thinking to prevent overthinking and burnout.  A former copywriter and creative director, she blends creativity with strategy to help her clients build trust, authority, and influence through sharp messaging and compelling narratives.

If you've ever found yourself overanalyzing situations, obsessing over every detail, or worrying about What-ifs that may never happen, you know how exhausting overthinking can be. It's like a mental hamster wheel that drains your energy, clouds your judgment, and keeps you stuck. Left unchecked, overthinking can leave you feeling overwhelmed, paralyzed by indecision, and too mentally drained to enjoy life.To help us stop the mental spiral is an executive coach who helps leaders and creatives simplify complex thinking to prevent overthinking and burnout.  A former copywriter and creative director, she blends creativity with strategy to help her clients build trust, authority, and influence through sharp messaging and compelling narratives.

Haldane has applied for EPA grants Across the country, more than 500 school districts are waiting on $1 billion in Environmental Protection Agency grants to help pay for more than 3,400 electric buses. In Cold Spring, Haldane has applied for EPA grants to purchase four buses to meet Gov. Kathy Hochul's mandate that schools no longer purchase gas-powered buses after 2027 and convert to electric fleets by 2035. If approved, interim Superintendent Carl Albano said the EPA grants would offset $170,000, or almost half, of each $400,000 bus. The district is also hoping to get $147,000 per bus from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). Albano said that while he knows there have been questions about whether federal climate grant programs will continue under President Donald Trump, the district has received no indication that the program has been terminated. Haldane was told a decision would be made on its grant applications by the end of April. If it can't secure federal grants, the district will likely seek additional state funding, he said. So far, the Beacon, Haldane and Garrison districts do not have any electric buses, although Garrison has two hybrid vans. Haldane is seeking grants to buy its four electric buses and Beacon voters have approved the purchase of two, which have been ordered. Statewide, only about 100 of 45,000 buses are electric, although about 1,000 have been approved or ordered as of February, according to Adam Ruder, director of clean transportation for NYSERDA. At the same time, residents in a handful of districts, including Hyde Park, have voted against electric bus purchases, even with state grants cutting the cost. The New York State Educational Conference Board, a coalition of groups that represent superintendents, PTAs, school boards, teachers, business officials and administrators, has raised concerns. In January, the board published a paper stating that Hochul's mandate "will force districts to reduce educational opportunities for students, increase taxes and spend exorbitant sums, and cause voter unrest." Although the Garrison School doesn't own most of its buses - they are provided under contract with Orange County Transit - the district is studying the range of the electric buses that would transport students to and from Garrison's K-8 campus and to Haldane, Putnam Valley and O'Neill high schools. The vendor's seven buses are parked at Garrison during the day. If they were electric, the district would need to install chargers and the electrical capacity to run them, Joseph Jimick, the district business manager, said earlier this year. A year ago, voters in the Beacon district approved the purchase of two electric buses at a cost of $495,000 each, including chargers. The district was awarded a $257,000 state grant and the buses are scheduled to arrive this summer and be put into service in the fall. "Our thinking is we're still on track until or if we hear otherwise," Superintendent Matt Landahl said this week. He said in February that the district, with a fleet of 57 buses and vans, would need to upgrade its garage before buying any more electric buses. Some districts across the country that purchased buses in anticipation of receiving EPA grants now face large bills. For example, in Oklahoma, the Shawnee Public Schools, a 3,300-student district near Oklahoma City, spent nearly $1.5 million on four buses that it believed would be reimbursed from an infrastructure law passed by Congress under President Joe Biden. The district requested the funding in November but was told that it would be delayed due to a technical glitch. It said that, since Trump took office, it has been calling the EPA and emailing regularly without a response. The money is part of a Clean School Bus Program that was to provide $5 billion over five years. So far, the program has gone through two earlier rounds. Nearly $1 billion was issued in the first round as rebates to 400 schools for 2,500 b...

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Esta semana visita la capital una de los dúos artísticos más míticos de la música italiana como son Al Bano y Romina Power. Esta famosa pareja comenzó su romance en el rodaje de una película en 1967. 

David Corson. CCR Publisher, sat down with Carolina Albano, Vice President StoVentec Rainscreen for Sto Corp, an international technology leader in the design and production of innovative building materials tailored to human needs. Their wall systems, coatings and finishes have been the choice of leading architects, engineers and contractors for 61 years, and they are the world's largest manufacturer of exterior thermal insulation systems, with 50 subsidiaries, more than 5000 employees, and 21 factories operating around the globe. Sto Corp., based in Atlanta, Georgia, produces a broad range of advanced cladding, air moisture barrier and coating systems that deliver energy efficiency and superior aesthetics for building construction, maintenance, and restoration. Sto Corp's plants are ISO certified for environmental protection and quality control and are strategically located to serve 200 distributor shipping locations throughout US. Sto Corp is committed to developing next generation building solutions, and the company's employees are advocates for technical mastery in pursuit of a sustainable built environment. For more information, visit https://www.stocorp.com/sto-blog/ or call toll free (800) 221-2397. Follow Sto Corp. on X at https://x.com/StoCorp, LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/sto-corp-/, Facebook at https://facebook.com/stocorp, https://www.stocorp.com/.Website http://www.stocorp.com

Um autor e de uma obra. Hoje trouxemos-vos a obra:"O Senhor do Adeus” – João Albano Fernandes – Câmara Municipal do Montijo – Prémio Ficção Narrativa.

Al Bano è come il vino che produce: più invecchia e più diventa buono. Un vero cuor di leone, il cantante pugliese ha saputo fare strada partendo dalle terre di Cellino San Marco conservando il suo spirito contadino, ma al tempo stesso andando ben oltre i confini nazionali. Una popolarità condivisa per buona parte della carriera con l'allora moglie Romina Power, ma che ha saputo rimanere intatta nei decenni grazie a quella giovialità che soltanto lui sa esprimere.

Alfio di Stefano “Fine della tua afflizione” Esodo 2: 24-25 Esodo 3: 1-8 Genesi 15: 13-14 Esodo 3 :19-20 Deuteronomio 8: 7-9 Ebrei 10: 23 Ezechiele 20: 6-7 Esodo 14: 13 Roberto Albano “Cultura della menzogna e cultura della verità” Isaia 2: 4 Matteo 6: 9-10 Giovanni 18: 36 Matteo 5: 13-14 Colossesi 3: 9 Efesini 4: 25 Efesini 4: 15 2 Corinzi 13: 8 Antonino Mazzarà “Dio parlò a Gedeone” 1 Tessalonicesi 5: 21 2 Timoteo 3: 16 Esodo 33: 11 1 Corinzi 14: 3-4 Pasquale Montagna “Le radici del male” Genesi 1: 26 Genesi 3: 14 Ezechiele 28: 16 Ezechiele 44: 23 2 Pietro 2: 4 Efesini 6: 10 Isaia 9: 5 Giovanni 12: 31 Luca 10: 19 2 Corinzi 10 :3-5 Geremia 1: 10 Genesi 1: 27-28 1 Pietro 2: 9--Guarda Canale 245 | Tivùsat 454 | Sky 854Scopri di più su www.paroledivita.org/linkinbio

In this episode of Deep Dive, Nightdive's Locke Vincent sits down with Daniel Albano, KEX developer at Nightdive, to delve deeper into the development of Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition including bug fixes, getting the game ready for launch, and more!   Connect With Us IG ➡️ https://www.instagram.com/nightdivestudios Twitch ➡️ https://www.twitch.tv/nightdivestudios TikTok ➡️ https://www.tiktok.com/@nightdive.studios Discord ➡️ https://discord.com/invite/nightdivestudios Facebook ➡️ https://www.facebook.com/NightdiveStudios/ Twitter ➡️ https://x.com/NightdiveStudio   Subscribe to the Deep Dive Podcast

But is it smarter to ask for the maximum hike? While the Haldane school board debated on Tuesday (March 4) whether to take advantage of the full property-tax increase allowed by the state for 2025-26, the Garrison district said on Wednesday it would ask for 2.2 percent less. In either case, voters will decide on May 20 whether to approve the budgets, which as of this week were $30.2 million at Haldane and $14.5 million at Garrison. At Haldane, the budget proposed by interim Superintendent Carl Albano would translate to a 2.8 percent tax increase, the same approved last year. But the district's maximum allowable for 2025-26 under a complicated state tax-cap formula is 3.38 percent. If the district asked voters for the maximum, it would mean another $132,000 for the bottom line. Albano said that he believes Haldane can go with the lower increase, especially after voters last year approved an increase of 6.95 percent over three years to pay for a $28.4 million capital project. "We are mindful that the community supported a pretty significant tax increase," he said. "Therefore, we are doing our best to be efficient with the operating budget." In response, Trustee Ezra Clementson wondered if failing to take advantage of the full cap was shortsighted. "I want to make sure that what we're doing is not unduly causing a problem down the road," he said. Clementson noted that failing to budget $132,000 for 2025-26 translates to a reduction of more than $600,000 over five years, a financial decision that the board could come to regret, especially with higher inflation. "When you're short, you have to pierce the cap, which is not easy to do," said Clementson. Under state law, a district can raise taxes over the cap only if 60 percent of voters approve, rather than a simple majority. "Our No. 1 role is to provide opportunities for children," said Clementson. "By making budgets that go to the cap, you're doing the most financially sound thing you can possibly do with regular majority votes." Maggie Valentine, the vice president, said she was concerned about raising taxes on top of the capital spending. "There are so many people on fixed incomes," she said. "Not everybody has a dual income. There are people really stressed out about" the tax hike. Like Clementson, Sean McNall and Michelle Kupper wondered about the long-term impact of not raising taxes to the max. Peggy Clements, the president, noted the district has not, during her 10-year tenure, ever proposed a budget under the cap, which New York State enacted in 2012. Following the discussion, Albano said he would bring a more detailed spending plan with the maximum cap to the March 18 meeting. He said "there's a long list of things that we could do" with another $132,000, such as replacing fluorescent lights in classrooms with more-efficient LEDs. The draft budget presented on Tuesday includes funding for a science-of-reading curriculum ($50,000); software to improve student outcomes ($10,000); a new pre-K program ($100,000); special education funding for out-of-district placements ($200,000); increased field trip spending ($20,000); a softball field dugout ($20,000); classroom air conditioners to comply with new state maximum temperature requirement ($30,000); auditorium stage and performing arts equipment ($30,000); and a transportation system analysis ($20,000). The Haldane budget anticipates that the district will receive $4.4 million in expense-based state aid, a reduction of $161,000 from 2024-25, and an additional $58,000 in Foundation Aid. Garrison district At the Garrison school board meeting on Wednesday, Superintendent Greg Stowell proposed a budget that includes a 3.58 percent tax increase, or 2.2 percent less than the 5.78 percent cap set by the state for the district for 2025-26. Last year, Garrison raised taxes by 4.44 percent, the maximum. The proposed 3.58 percent increase "is reflective of what we need, is respectful to the taxpayer and continues to promote the high...

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Sì, nell’intro della puntata troverete OVVIAMENTE una reference ad Albano. Nel resto della puntata invece cercheremo di capire dove nasce la credenza che gli esseri umani siano vissuti insieme ai dinosauri, e quanto ha senso ipotizzarlo. Non mancheranno fun fact su dinosauri pseudo tacchini e altri con il cervello di un pappagallo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lory Albano - Club Mix 2025

La musica italiana degli anni ’70 è stata un periodo estremamente ricco e variegato, caratterizzato da una grande sperimentazione e dall’emergere di diversi generi musicali che riflettevano i cambiamenti sociali e politici di quel decennio. Nella puntata di oggi ascolteremo: Il Suo volto il suo sorriso – Al Bano;  Susan [...]

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - "Il significato di questa giornata è cercare di far conoscere ai cittadini le conseguenze della riforma della giustizia. D'altro canto, il governo in più occasioni ha lasciato intendere quali siano gli obiettivi. Ogni volta che sono stati adottati provvedimenti sgraditi alla maggioranza di governo è stato detto ci viole la riforma della giustizia. Mi pare che gli obiettivi reali di questa riforma siano molto chiari". Così il giudice, Silvia Albano, presidente di Magistratura democratica, durante il flash mob davanti alla sede della Corte di Cassazione. "Credo che sia una riforma tesa a ridimensionare l'indipendenza della magistratura nel suo complesso, non solo del pubblico ministero", aggiunge.xl5/mgg/gtr

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - "Il significato di questa giornata è cercare di far conoscere ai cittadini le conseguenze della riforma della giustizia. D'altro canto, il governo in più occasioni ha lasciato intendere quali siano gli obiettivi. Ogni volta che sono stati adottati provvedimenti sgraditi alla maggioranza di governo è stato detto ci viole la riforma della giustizia. Mi pare che gli obiettivi reali di questa riforma siano molto chiari". Così il giudice, Silvia Albano, presidente di Magistratura democratica, durante il flash mob davanti alla sede della Corte di Cassazione. "Credo che sia una riforma tesa a ridimensionare l'indipendenza della magistratura nel suo complesso, non solo del pubblico ministero", aggiunge.xl5/mgg/gtr

Il convegno internazionale Med-GREEN ha esplorato la sostenibilità socio-ecologica nel Mediterraneo, affrontando temi come edilizia ecologica, mobilità sostenibile e gestione del paesaggio. Esperti internazionali hanno discusso soluzioni innovative per un futuro più verde. Dal 20 al 22 febbraio 2025, Cagliari ha ospitato il convegno internazionale "Med-GREEN: La sostenibilità socio-ecologica fra bioregionalismo e globalismo: modelli, metafore, terminologie e trasformazioni". L'evento, svoltosi presso l'Aula Coroneo della Cittadella dei Musei in Piazza Arsenale, ha riunito esperti e studiosi per discutere le sfide e le opportunità legate alla sostenibilità nelle regioni del Mediterraneo. Il convegno ha rappresentato la fase conclusiva del progetto "MED-GREEN: Examining Models of Local Livelihood, Green Building, and Sustainable Mobility in Mediterranean Areas through Discursive Negotiation and Active Citizenship". Avviato nell'agosto 2023 e finanziato dall'Unione Europea, il progetto si è concentrato sull'analisi di modelli di sussistenza locale, edilizia ecologica e mobilità sostenibile in paesi come Italia, Francia, Egitto e Tunisia. L'obiettivo principale è stato stimolare processi urbani, socioeconomici e culturali per rafforzare e ripristinare il patrimonio naturale e i beni comuni locali. Il team di coordinamento del progetto è stato guidato dalla professoressa Mariangela Albano del Dipartimento di Lettere, Lingue e Beni Culturali dell'Università di Cagliari, in collaborazione con Patrizia Serra e Flavio Stochino del Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Ambientale e Architettura. Nell'intervista la professoressa Albano ha sottolineato l'importanza di un approccio interdisciplinare per affrontare le tematiche della sostenibilità, evidenziando come il progetto miri a unire diversi settori per esplorare le narrazioni e i concetti alla base della sostenibilità attuale. Il programma Il programma del convegno è stato articolato in dieci sessioni tematiche, affrontando vari aspetti della sostenibilità socio-ecologica. Tra i temi trattati: Pianificazione sostenibile del paesaggio: strategie per la gestione e la conservazione dei paesaggi mediterranei in un'ottica di sviluppo sostenibile. Integrazione delle infrastrutture nel paesaggio: soluzioni per armonizzare le infrastrutture moderne con gli ecosistemi naturali. Architettura e ambiente costruito: promozione di pratiche architettoniche sostenibili che rispettino le tradizioni locali e l'ambiente. Gestione delle risorse naturali: approcci innovativi per l'uso responsabile delle risorse idriche, agricole e forestali. Cambiamento climatico e paesaggi resilienti: strategie di adattamento per mitigare gli effetti del cambiamento climatico nelle regioni mediterranee. Evento internazionale L'evento ha visto la partecipazione di numerosi esperti internazionali, che hanno condiviso ricerche e progetti innovativi, promuovendo il dialogo tra discipline diverse e favorendo la collaborazione tra vari settori. Un aspetto centrale del convegno è stato l'esplorazione di soluzioni sostenibili che tengano conto degli aspetti sociali, culturali, economici e ambientali, con l'obiettivo di offrire opportunità di formazione ed educazione attraverso workshop, sessioni interattive e seminari tenuti da esperti di fama internazionale. La professoressa Albano ha evidenziato come il progetto "MED-GREEN" aspiri a fornire una visione e approccio integrato tra linguistica ed ingegneria fondamentale per garantire un futuro sostenibile e armonioso per le generazioni future nelle regioni del Mediterraneo. Per approfondire le tematiche trattate durante il convegno e ascoltare l'intervista completa alla professoressa Albano, è possibile consultare il podcast disponibile sul sito di Radiolina. Questo rappresenta un'opportunità preziosa per comprendere meglio le sfide e le prospettive legate alla sostenibilità socio-ecologica nel contesto mediterraneo.

Das Festival della Canzone Italiana di Sanremo wurde erstmals 1951 durchgeführt. Seit 1955 wird das Festival von RAI auch im TV übertragen. Sanremo ist die bedeutendste Veranstaltung für Unterhaltungsmusik in Italien und findet jedes Jahr Ende Februar Anfang März an verschiedenen Tagen in Sanremo (Ligurien) statt. Das Festival von Sanremo gilt als Vorläufer des ESC und wie der ESC, dient das Festival als Karriere-Sprungbrett für viele Musiker. Bekannte Musiker Durch das Festival von Sanremo wurden unter anderem folgende Sängerinnen und Sänger bekannt: Milva, Adriano Celentano, Mina, Lucio Dalla, Alice, Al Bano und Romina Power, Zucchero, Eros Ramazzotti und Laura Pausini.

Cost, range, garage space present huge challenges Is the transition to electric school buses too expensive and too complicated? That's the question being asked by legislators and educators in the Highlands as New York's mandated, seven-year transition to a zero-emission fleet begins in 2027. Electric school buses can cost $400,000 or more, three times the cost of a diesel bus. And there are concerns about range, electrical capacity and the need for larger garages to accommodate the buses and chargers. So far, the Beacon, Haldane and Garrison districts do not have any electric buses, although Garrison has two hybrid vans. Haldane is seeking grants to buy four electric buses and Beacon voters have approved the purchase of two. Statewide, only about 100 of 45,000 buses are electric, although about 1,000 have been approved or ordered, according to Adam Ruder, director of clean transportation for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). At the same time, residents in a handful of districts, including Hyde Park, have voted against electric bus purchases, even with state grants cutting the cost. State Sen. Rob Rolison, a Republican whose district includes the Highlands, said he supports the transition to zero-emission buses. But he said the state needs to "listen to the school superintendents, school boards and taxpayers who are saying, 'Can we just slow down? Let's get it done. But the time frame is unrealistic.'" The New York State Educational Conference Board, a coalition of groups that represent superintendents, PTAs, school boards, teachers, business officials and administrators, has raised concerns. Last month, the board published a paper stating that the mandate "will force districts to reduce educational opportunities for students, increase taxes and spend exorbitant sums, and cause voter unrest." It proposed changes that include giving districts more money toward the estimated $15 billion in costs; allowing hybrid and low-emission buses; certifying range estimates from manufacturers; better access to funding by third-party transportation providers; and special utility rate structures for districts. Assembly Member Dana Levenberg, a Democrat whose district includes Philipstown, said it's too soon to start "kicking the can down the road" by pushing back the zero-emission bus mandate. "We need to continue to work toward the goal. If we can't reach the goal, we can extend the deadline." She said she is not aware of any plans to add funding for electric buses to the 2025 state budget. Jonathan Jacobson, a Democratic member of the Assembly whose district includes Beacon, said the conversion to electric buses "has presented more challenges than anticipated" including rising fleet costs, a lack of charging stations and electrical capacity and that "the buses would be too heavy for many of the small bridges in suburban and rural districts." But he said he was optimistic legislators and state agencies could find "affordable solutions." At NYSERDA, Ruder said districts should get started, regardless. "We've been encouraging districts to buy one or two, kick the tires and get a sense of how they perform," he said, adding that 75 percent of districts have the electrical capacity to charge at least 10 buses. Haldane, with a fleet of 15 buses and six vans, is trying to piece together financing to buy four electric buses, at a cost of $375,000 each, said Carl Albano, the interim superintendent. Albano said grants would cover all but about $50,000 of the cost if the district is approved for funding for each bus from the state ($147,000) and the federal Environmental Protection Agency ($170,000). Whether the EPA grant will be allowed to go forward under the Trump administration is unclear. "Being patient and measured is the way to go," Albano said. "Teaching and learning should be the priorities, along with safe buildings. Protecting the environment is a high priority, but I don't think it should come at the...

Le prime pagine dei principali quotidiani nazionali commentate in rassegna stampa da Davide Giacalone. Il decreto Albania, il costo dell'energia in Italia, Elon Musk e OpenAI. I consigli utili di Claudio Malaguti, caporedattore di Casa facile, per guardare Sanremo a casa. Paolo Pacchioni, Massimo Caputi e Enzo Tamborra, il calcio e lo sci. Don Antonio Mazzi, fondatore della comunità Exodus, regala ogni giorno un pensiero, un suggerimento, una frase agli ascoltatori di RTL 102.5. Festival di Sanremo. Ne abbiamo parlato con un grande artista. Al Bano. L'attualità, commentata dal direttore dell'agenzia Ansa, Luigi Contu. Torna a trovarci uno dei protagonisti di questa edizione di Sanremo: Brunori Sas. Con noi anche Maurizio Gugliotta, presidente di EarOne. All'interno di Non Stop News, con Enrico Galletti, Massimo Lo Nigro e Giusi Legrenzi.

Intrattenimento e informazione, musica e cultura: tutto questo è Radio Vaticana con Voi! Anche oggi 4 ore insieme per iniziare la giornata con numerosi ospiti! Protagonisti gli ascoltatori, come ogni giorno! Intervieni in diretta tramite WhatsApp al numero 335 1243 722 Gli ospiti di oggi in ordine di presenza: Marcella Bianco direttore generale della Fondazione Operation Smile Italia; Al Bano, cantautore; Daniela Bruno vicedirettrice generale Affari Culturali FAI; Mattia Villardita, lo "Spiderman" degli ospedali pediatrici; Andrea Monda, direttore de L'Osservatore Romano, per lo spazio "Alfabeto con Voi". Oggi la lettera A di Attesa. Conducono Andrea De Angelis e Silvia Giovanrosa A cura di Andrea De Angelis e Silvia Giovanrosa Hanno collaborato le colleghe ed i colleghi Gianmarco Murroni, Luca Collodi, Marco Guerra, Filomeno Lopes, Silvia Guidi e don Andrea Vena Tecnici del suono Daniele Giorgi ed Alberto Giovannetti

Intrattenimento e informazione, musica e cultura: tutto questo è Radio Vaticana con Voi! Anche oggi 4 ore insieme per iniziare la giornata con numerosi ospiti! Protagonisti gli ascoltatori, come ogni giorno! Intervenite in diretta via WhatsApp al numero 335 1243 722 Gli ospiti di oggi in ordine di presenza: Massimiliano Menichetti, vicedirettore dei media vaticani e responsabile testata Radio Vaticana - Vatican News; Giuseppe Ussani De Escobar, curatore Mostra Ivan Marchuk; Raniero Maggini, presidente WWF Roma e Area Metropolitana; Al Bano, cantautore; Felice Casucci, assessore alla Semplificazione Amministrativa e al Turismo Regione Campania; Gennaro Esposito, chef; Simone Cristicchi, cantautore; Maria Serena Tino, responsabile ristorante Etico Food - Albergo Etico; Francesco Guercilena, presidente Ais Lazio Conducono Gianmarco Murroni e Stefania Ferretti A cura di Gianmarco Murroni e Stefania Ferretti Hanno collaborato le colleghe ed i colleghi Renato Martinez, Andrea De Angelis, don Andrea Vena, Marina Tomarro Tecnici del suono Daniele Giorgi, Bruno Orti e Gabriele Di Domenico

Al Bano spoilera la pace tra Russia e Ucraina, la liberazione di Cecilia Sala sulle note di Fabio Grosso, i saluti romani di Elon Musk e quelli laziali di Juan Bernabé, e tanto, tantissimo altro.

Hoy nos adentraremos en el maravilloso y, a veces, caótico mundo de las emociones que surgen del amor. Ese sentimiento capaz de transformarnos con un suspiro, una mirada, una sonrisa, una lágrima o una canción.En este episodio de Los Intocables hemos seleccionado canciones que, aunque vienen de distintos géneros y épocas, tienen algo en común: son capaces de emocionarnos, de tocarnos el alma y de darnos ese pequeño pellizco que nos recuerda que estamos vivos.Suenan:1.-Aquellas pequeñas cosas. Amaral2.-El juego del amor. Miguel Bosé3.-In dreams (live). Roy Orbison4.-Absoplutamente. Fangoria5.-La constant. Bunbury6.-Give me your heart tonight. Shakin' Stevens7.-La malagueña. Izan llunas8.-Tú serás mi baby. Les Surfs9.-Popsicles and icesicles. The Murmaids10.-Has been theme. Karen Cullen, The Hasbeens11.-Burn. Scott Bradle's Postmodern Jukebox12.-Nel sole. Al Bano & Romina Power13.-Ocho brazos para abrazarte. Los Peces14.-Aunque sé. Luz Eliana.

Marcello Semeraro"I santi, pellegrini di speranza"Edizioni Messaggero Padovawww.edizionimessaggero.it«Dobbiamo tenere accesa la fiaccola della speranza che ci è stata donata, e fare di tutto perché ognuno riacquisti la forza e la certezza di guardare al futuro con animo aperto, cuore fiducioso e mente lungimirante».Con queste parole papa Francesco annuncia il tema del Giubileo 2025.La speranza è la virtù teologale che papa Francesco ha voluto al centro dell'Anno Giubilare 2025. Il papa ci esorta a essere pellegrini di speranza. In questo i santi ci regalano parole d'incoraggiamento e nella loro vita sono tracciate le vie per questo pellegrinaggio. Il libro ne indica alcune in particolare: la preghiera, anzitutto; lo sguardo misericordioso verso il prossimo; l'apertura alla fraternità universale; l'invito paolino a essere gioiosi nella speranza. Per ciascuna di esse sono indicati dei modelli: il venerabile cardinale Van Thuan, santa Teresa di Lisieux, san Charles de Foucauld, il beato Pier Giorgio Frassati, i santi Carlo Acutis, Tommaso Moro, Vincenzo de Paoli e Filippo Neri. Sono solo alcuni esempi e l'elenco si potrebbe ampliare enormemente. Ogni santo, infatti, ci mostra un tratto del volto di Dio.Marcello SEMERARO è prefetto del dicastero della cause dei santi. Dopo una lunga esperienza d'insegnamento della teologia e in particolare dell'ecclesiologia ha svolto il ministero episcopale prima ad Oria (1998-2004), quindi ad Albano (2004-2021). Dal 2013 al 2020 è stato segretario del consiglio di cardinali istituito da papa Francesco, il quale nel concistoro del 28 novembre 2020 lo ha creato e pubblicato cardinale della Diaconia di santa Maria in Domnica. Sui temi dell'ecclesiologia ha pubblicato diversi libri, articoli e voci di dizionario. Con Edizioni Messaggero Padova ha pubblicato Il francescanesimo di un papa gesuita (2023) e Abbi cura di lui. Proposta per uno stile pastorale (2022).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Wir besuchen die Hafenstadt Brindisi, die mit ihrer reichen Geschichte und maritimen Tradition überrascht. Begleite uns, während wir von der malerischen Hafenpromenade in die verwinkelten Gassen der Altstadt eintauchen und die Spuren einer glanzvollen Vergangenheit entdecken – von antiken Handelsrouten bis hin zur Renaissance der Stadt. Doch was diese Folge wirklich unvergesslich macht, ist unser kulinarisches Erlebnis im Restaurant La Locanda del Porto. Die frischen Meeresfrüchte, die feinen Fischplatten und das delikate Thunfischsteak, liebevoll zubereitet und perfekt abgestimmt mit einem Glas Minutolo-Wein, bringen den Geschmack Apuliens direkt zu dir. Du wirst spüren, wie die Aromen des Meeres und die Leidenschaft der regionalen Küche in jedem Gericht verschmelzen. Neben den Gaumenfreuden teilen wir spannende Geschichten aus der Region, wie die Verbindung zur berühmten Sängerlegende Albano, und diskutieren, ob die Stadt als Ausflugsziel mit Orten wie Monopoli mithalten kann. Du wirst inspiriert, selbst auf Entdeckungstour zu gehen und die kulinarischen und kulturellen Schätze dieser Hafenstadt zu erleben. Mach es dir gemütlich, hör rein, und lass dich von dieser Episode auf eine Reise voller Genuss und Inspiration mitnehmen! Abonniere den Podcast, um keine unserer kulinarischen Abenteuer zu verpassen. Restaurant La Locanda del Porto ************************************************ Abonniere jetzt den Podcast bei Spotifyund verpasse keine Folge mehr! Mehr findest du auch auf den Social-Media-Kanälen Facebook Youtube Instagram Feinschmeckertouren ************************************************

This Christmas Eve we wrap up our Christmas Series. If you would like to know more about the movement of Jesus and who we are at MetaChurch, we invite you to visit us at www.metachurch.tvSupport the show

The Castelli Romani are a cluster of hill towns just to the southeast of Rome. This podcast reviews a good new book that explores four of them shows how travel can stimulate our thinking as well as our other appetites. 

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Dish From the Den, the official podcast of Canyon View athletics, is back for another season with hosts AJ Walker and Aqua Hollie. On this episode, the crew sat down with wrestler Charles Laws-Albano who is hoping to help the Jaguars win back-to-back state championships.

George and Alex welcome the magnificent producer Aude Albano to talk about all the ins and outs from a producer's perspective on what it takes to get VERSAILLES on the screen.

JP Albano joins us today to talk about coaching, what he recommends focusing on when starting out, and his journey through real estate.----Continue the conversation with Brian on LinkedInJoin our multifamily investing community for in-depth courses and live networking with like-minded apartment investors at the Tribe of TitanThis episode originally aired on November 8, 2024----Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcsYmSLMxQCA9hgt_PciN3g?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to us on your favorite podcast app:Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/AppleDiaryPodcast Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/SpotDiaryPodcast Google Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/GoogleDiaryPodcast Follow us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diary_of_an_apartment_investor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiaryAptInv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Diary_Apt_Inv ----Your host, Brian Briscoe, has owned over twenty apartment complexes worth hundreds of millions of dollars and is dedicated to helping aspiring apartment investors learn how to do the same. He founded the Tribe of Titans as his platform to educate aspiring apartment investors and is continually creating new content for the subscribers and coaching clients.He is the founder of Streamline Capital based in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is probably working on closing another apartment complex in the greater SLC area. He retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps in 2021 after 20 years of service.Connect with him on LinkedIn----JP AlbanoThe first time I felt drawn to the world of investing/real estate was when I was getting my first large commission check from sales, and when I opened up the pay stub, I was gutted at how much had been withheld for federal income tax. Basically half my large check, never even made it into my hands. Because ordinary income is taxed at the highest bracket, it was withheld and I had to figure out how I could keep more of what I earned. There had to be a better way. So I started researching how I can minimize my tax liability, which led me to researching different ways to make money. I found real estate, which is a very broad industry, with lots of ways to get involved and create and keep wealth. I didn't want another job (at the time), so fix and flip, or wholesaling didn't make sense. I didn't want to buy single family homes for renting, the risk was too great. Note investing sounded cool, but I couldn't find anyone to teach me and it didn't seem scalable. But apartments, that made sense. It made 100% crystal clear sense.Learn more about him at: https://jpalbano.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/company/jp-albano-brand/

Friday of the 31st week in Ordinary Time Saints of the Day: The Four Crowned Martyrs; there were two separate groups who bore this name; one was Castorius, Claudius, Nicostratus, and Symphorian; they were carvers who refused to carve a statue of a pagan god; they were tortured and slain in Pannonia; the other group was Carpophorus, Secundius, Severian, and Victorinus; they died at Albano, Italy, and a basilica was erected in their honor in Rome Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 11/8/24 Gospel: Luke 16:1-8

Faith Salie talks with Dr. Anne Marie Albano, clinical site co-director of the Center for Youth Mental Health at NewYork-Presbyterian and a child psychologist at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia. Dr. Albano describes how caregivers can foster confidence and independence in children and how to keep communication lines open when kids are processing big transitions and challenging issues. 

Turning setbacks into successes is the hallmark of a true entrepreneur, and JP Albano's journey exemplifies this. In this episode, JP, the Co-Founder and CEO of Significan Lifestyle Communities, shares his inspiring transformation from a single rental failure to successfully managing 700 multifamily units, with over $60 million in assets under management.With a robust background in IT and B2B sales, where he achieved over $220 million in sales, JP brings a wealth of experience to the table. He discusses the lessons learned along the way, including strategies for overcoming initial challenges and mastering passive investments in real estate.Show Highlights:✅03:38 – Who is JP Albano?✅10:05 – Sales position✅16:49 – Tax brackets✅26:44 – Work life balance✅34:31 – Book writing process ✅40:51 – Final thoughts

לפני כמה שבועות ישב כאן המומחה שלנו לענייני איטליה, דוד שושן, וניסה להסביר לנו למה האיטלקים מחבקים כל כך את הימין הקיצוני. במהלך השיחה הזכרנו לרגע את המאפיה האיטלקית ואת השליטה האכזרית שלה בכלכלה של אחת המדינות העשירות בעולם. אחיזה שבאיטליה, למרבה התדהמה, לא מנסים לשחרר. בניגוד לדימוי שהתעצב בעזרת קלאסיקות כמו הסנדק, הסופרנוס ועוד יצירות מופת, המאפיה האיטלקית היא משהו שונה לגמרי. ההיסטוריה שלה הולכת אמנם עוד לשנים שבהן איטליה עוד לא היתה איטליה, אבל היום מדובר בארגונים מתוחכמים שמנסים להישאר מתחת לרדאר, להפחית את האלימות שפעם שטפה את הרחובות ובמקביל להרוויח המון כסף. בפרק הזה ננסה להבין איך הוביל מרד פוליטי בבית המלוכה להקמת המאפיה, כיצד השתלט הפשע המאורגן על נמל המכולות הגדול באיטליה, ואיך כל זה קשור לכוכבי טיקטוק, גדודי האקרים מרומניה, אנרגיה מתחדשת ואפילו לשימורי העגבניות שאנחנו אוכלים. אורח: דוד שושן שיר: Al Bano, Romina Power - FelicitàSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do we do when we feel like God isn't active in our suffering? Pastor Tony shares how we can find hope in our suffering even when we may not understand it. If you would like to know more about the movement of Jesus, we invite you to visit us at www.metachurch.tv.Support the show

In this episode of SaaS Fuel, we explore JP's remarkable journey, as a former tech sales professional who transitioned into real estate investing. JP shares his early missteps in day trading and single-family rentals, which led him to discover the benefits of apartment syndication for risk diversification and passive income.Explore the strategic advantages of investing in specific markets like the Southeast, driven by factors such as population growth and job opportunities and the appeal of multifamily apartments, particularly value-added properties. JP also discusses the impact of rising interest rates on market dynamics, the roles of general and limited partners in syndication, and the broker relationships and tax advantages in real estate investing. Get insights into JP's new book, “So Rich You Can Quit,” a comprehensive guide to achieving financial freedom through real estate.Key Takeaways[00:01:36] - Seeking Flexibility and Optionality[00:07:50] - Benefits of Passive Real Estate Investment[00:16:20] - Investment Returns and Strategies[00:20:06] - Investment Strategy Shift to Passive Investing[00:25:35] - Real Estate Investment Strategies and Opportunities[00:29:58] - Incentivizing Profit Sharing Model[00:36:01] - Investment Opportunities for Accredited Investors[00:38:44] - 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges[00:43:09] - Tax Benefits of Accelerated Depreciation Tweetable Quotes“So being in tech sales, finding success in that, it was, tech sales was almost an accident for me.” - 00:00:23 JP Albano“And I do, some research, realized capital gains income, right, from passive income, like from tax, from stock markets, things like that, or real estate are taxed at a lower rate.” - 00:01:10 JP Albano“So I decided to become a day trader. And I took a course, learned how to read candlestick charts, lost a bunch of money, and realized I hate day trading, man. It's a lot of stress.” - 00:01:21 JP Albano“And that's why the wealthy favor real estate so much is because of how the tax law is created to incentivize real estate investing, real estate, and things like that. - 00:44:18 JP Albano“So the cash equity needed to, you know, get deals is a bit more, but that kind of balances out because interest rates are higher. So the money that you're, the loan that you're going to pay on that money is going to be more expensive. So maybe you're better off putting some more cash in there, a little lower leverage, that's okay. That's being prudent.” - 00:45:29 JP AlbanoSaaS Leadership LessonsTransitioning from one successful career to another requires openness and adaptability: Recognizing when it's time to transition and being open to new opportunities. There's a will to pivot your business model or career path when the market demands it.Understand the importance of passive income: Focus on creating sustainable, passive income streams to ensure long-term financial stability. Building recurring revenue models, such as subscription services, can provide financial stability and growth potential.Diversity risk: Diversification helps mitigate risk and ensures business resilience. Having multiple sources of income from multifamily units reduces risk compared to single-family rentals. Diversifying your product offerings and customer base can protect your business from market volatility.Leverage economies of scale: Scaling your operations can lead to significant cost savings and operational efficiencies. Economies of scale in real estate– like having fewer roofs to maintain– translate to SaaS, scaling infrastructure and resources efficiently to

Full Text of ReadingsMemorial of Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Lectionary: 389All podcast readings are produced by the USCCB and are from the Catholic Lectionary, based on the New American Bible and approved for use in the United States _______________________________________The Saint of the day is Saint BonaventureSaint Bonaventure’s Story Perhaps not a household name for most people, Saint Bonaventure, nevertheless, played an important role in both the medieval Church and the history of the Franciscan Order. A senior faculty member at the University of Paris, Saint Bonaventure certainly captured the hearts of his students through his academic skills and insights. But more importantly, he captured their hearts through his Franciscan love for Jesus and the Church. Like his model, Saint Francis, Jesus was the center of everything—his teaching, his administration, his writing, and his life. So much so, that he was given the title “Seraphic Doctor.” Born in Bagnoregio in 1221, Saint Bonaventure was baptized John, but received the name Bonaventure when he became a Franciscan at the age of 22. Little is known about his childhood, but we do know that his parents were Giovanni di Fidanza and Maria Ritell. It seems that his father was a physician and a man of means. While Saint Francis died about five years after the saint's birth, he is credited with healing Bonaventure as a boy of a serious illness. Saint Bonaventure's teaching career came to a halt when the Friars elected him to serve as their General Minister. His 17 years of service were not easy as the Order was embroiled in conflicts over the interpretation of poverty. Some friars even ended up in heresy saying that Saint Francis and his community were inaugurating the era of the Holy Spirit which was to replace Jesus, the Church, and Scripture. But because he was a man of prayer and a good administrator, Saint Bonaventure managed to structure the Order through effective legislation. But more importantly, he offered the Friars an organized spirituality based on the vision and insights of Saint Francis. Always a Franciscan at heart and a mystical writer, Bonaventure managed to unite the pastoral, practical aspects of life with the doctrines of the Church. Thus, there is a noticeable warmth to his teachings and writings that make him very appealing. Shortly before he ended his service as General Minister, Pope Gregory X created him a Cardinal and appointed him bishop of Albano. But a little over a year later, while participating in the Second Council of Lyon, Saint Bonaventure died suddenly on July 15, 1274. There is a theory that he was poisoned. Saint Bonaventure left behind a structured and renewed Franciscan Order and a body of work all of which glorifies his major love—Jesus. Reflection Bonaventure so united holiness and theological knowledge that he rose to the heights of mysticism while remaining a very active preacher and teacher, one beloved by all who met him. To know him was to love him; to read him is still for us today to meet a true Franciscan and a gentleman. Click here for more on Saint Bonaventure! Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

Monday of the 15th Week in Ordinary Time Memorial of St. Bonaventure, 1221-1274; baptized John, but received the name Bonaventure when he became a Franciscan at the age of 22; St. Francis is credited with healing Bonaventure as a boy of a serious illness; Bonaventure was eventually elected to serve as General Minister of the order, at a time when it was embroiled in conflicts over the interpretation of poverty; Bonaventure structured the order through effective legislation, and offered an organized spirituality based on the vision and insights of Saint Francis; Pope Gregory X made him a cardinal and appointed him bishop of Albano; but while participating in the Second Council of Lyon, Saint Bonaventure died suddenly on July 15, 1274 Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 7/15/24 Gospel: Matthew 10:34-11:1

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I just got back from St. Louis.   It was my first time there and I met a wonderfully rich collection of people who I'm so excited to introduce you to in a special on-the-ground, in-the-street, from-the-backseat Chapter of 3 Books.   On the way from the airport to the hotel, the driver regaled me with St. Louis trivia from a deep well of St. Louis pride. “Did you know we hosted the World Fair and the Olympics the same year?” he asked. I knew about the World Fair! “Most do,” he said. “But not many know about the Olympics. 1904 was a banner year here. We were the fourth largest city in the US at the time!”   The next day I had time to explore. I knew there was a local bird species that didn't exist anywhere else in the country! The Eurasian Tree Sparrow was one of six species of birds brought to St. Louis in 1870 by German immigrants. The other five died that winter, but the Tree Sparrow still lives near Lafayette Park where it was first released. It has thrived without expanding its range or disrupting the local ecology.   After I got an address to try and find the birds, I hailed an Uber and met Jacqueline, who drove a bus in town for 27 years. When I asked her for the best thing about St. Louis she said, “Nothing! Watch your back or somebody gonna put a bullet in your head.” Our raw conversation touches on the erosion of community, the deprioritization of connection, and how we might find new kinds of support in our disconnected world. “My family is whoever loves on me,” Jacqueline said. “Blood makes you kin but it doesn't make you family.”   I then met Deneane, a 28-year-old single mother of five who does drop-off, pick-up, and evenings solo every day while driving Uber thirty hours a week, working at a cupcake shop, and running a small business online. We went to the Gateway Arch and Left Bank Books together while talking about enduring—after her mom found bruises all over her body, she left her abusive relationship and “found the strength to start over.”   The next morning I gave the talk that sent me down there and then got a final ride to the airport with Albano from Albania, who left his job as a public school teacher in Florida to make more than double as a driver. “Unfortunately,” he said, “if teaching was something others would care about, teachers wouldn't leave the profession.”   I hope you feel a kinetic pulse listening to stories from people whose stories aren't often told. Get ready to laugh, cry, and connect hearts as we tether ourselves to the human connection that exists around us every day.   Let's head down to St. Louis and hang out with Jacqueline, Deneane, and Albano as they share the love and connection we are always searching for on 3 Books.   Let's flip the page to Chapter 136 now… 

After realizing he was losing a significant portion of his income because of his tax liability as a high-income earner, JP Albano looked for the perfect avenue to make the most of his hard-earned dollars and eventually found real estate investing.Let's be motivated by JP's success story, the skills learned that helped him overcome challenges, and his uncommon and bold step to syndicate his first deal. Listen to this fascinating interview to learn more about his journey!Key Points & Relevant TopicsWhat made JP interested in jumping into multifamily apartment investing and the steps he took to learn itHow JP took advantage of the tax-saving capability of real estate as a high-income earnerJP's journey to partnerships, building relationships, and acquiring his first dealThe impact of real estate investing in terms of community and valuesThe importance of having your WHY when investing in real estateSkills JP had learned from years of investing and the significance of knowing your goals to learn the same skillsWhat it means to become a private equity business ownerResources & LinksSo Rich You Can Quit by JP AlbanoBiggerPocketsEmerging Real Estate Markets by David LindahlApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout JP AlbanoJP Albano, a soon-to-be best-selling author, Co-Founder and CEO of Significan Lifestyle Communities, with over $60MM in assets under management. JP has spent 20 years in IT, of which 10 were in B2B enterprise sales, selling over $220MM during his career and consistently achieving top sales accolades among his peers. In 2017, he started investing in multifamily apartments and shortly after co-founded Significan Lifestyle Communities, a vertically integrated commercial real estate investment firm with 700 apartment units under ownership. In addition to his experience as an investor, JP is putting the finishing touches on a new book launching in Q2 2023, aimed at helping busy sales professionals learn how to passively invest in multifamily real estate. He co-hosts a podcast series with his business partner and recently started a personal podcast titled, Lessons Around with JP Albano, which aims to help his audience take away valuable lessons he's learned in biohacking, wealth creation, and being a better man. Get in Touch with JPWebsite: https://www.thetechsalesinvestor.com/ https://significanlc.com/ LinkedIn: John-Paul AlbanoTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Movers and Shakers podcast! In this episode, Gino Barbaro sits down with JP Albano, a former tech sales executive turned multifamily real estate investor and soon-to-be bestselling author.    Dive into JP's transformative journey from breaking his podcast cherry on Jake and Gino's show to managing over $60 million in assets and 700 units. JP shares his initial fears, the pivotal moments of his career shift, and the strategies that led to his success in the real estate industry.   In This Episode, You'll Discover: JP Albano's first experience on a podcast and how it shaped his public speaking confidence. The decision-making process that led JP from a stable tech job to the dynamic world of multifamily real estate. Insights into the tax implications of earning more and how it pushed JP towards real estate investing. The evolution of JP's investment strategies from passive interests to active, large-scale multifamily projects. A deep dive into the challenges and victories of raising capital and building significant community impacts. JP's perspectives on partnership, investment strategies, and the importance of choosing the right real estate ventures.   Mentioned in This Episode: Jake and Gino's Multifamily Real Estate Community Bigger Pockets and the BRRRR strategy JP's upcoming book, "So Rich You Can Quit," and how it aims to demystify real estate investing for professionals.   Connect with JP Albano: To learn more about JP or to invest with him, visit thetechsalesinvestor.com/book   Listen to this episode to get an inside look at the multifamily real estate market through JP Albano's significant experiences and strategic insights. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a curious newcomer, JP's story will inspire you to evaluate your career path and investment strategies.  

Retired Intelligence Detective Gary Jenkins brings you the best in mob history with his unique perception of the mafia. In this episode, I delve into a fascinating tale involving corrupt individuals like Gaspipe Casso, a New York police cop named Vinny Albano, and a drug dealer named Herbie Pate. Albano, engaged in taking down the […] The post What Happened to the French Connection Dope? appeared first on Gangland Wire.