Podcasts about Almaraz

Dieter comenta con Domingo Soriano la construcción de una central nuclear en Inglaterra y la lucha de Almaraz por conseguir una prórroga.

LM publica cómo los mensajes de las propietarias podrían cristalizar hacia la prórroga en breve, aunque siguen alertando de los impuestos.

Especial de Economía Para Quedarte Sin Amigos desde la instalación extremeña que produce el 7% de la electricidad que se consume España en un año. Especial de Economía Para Quedarte Sin Amigos desde la instalación extremeña que produce el 7% de la electricidad que se consume España en un año.

La nuclear extremeña explica que aunque tiene costes operativos "muy competitivos", su actividad no es viable por la "inasumible carga impositiva".

Hablamos con el presidente de la plataforma 'Sí a Almaraz, sí al futuro' en defensa de la central nuclear de la localidad. 

Dieter comenta con Mercedes Rodríguez la iniciativa contra el cierre de Almaraz, y entrevista a Patricia Rubio, ingeniera que trabaja en la central.

A encruzilhada nuclear. "Encerrar Almaraz não podia ter um impacto mais negativo. Seria desastroso".

El secretario general de UGT, Pepe Álvarez, pide la ampliación de la vida útil de la Central Nuclear de Almaraz, pero reclama que su gestión la asuma una empresa pública de energía. Lo ha dicho en una entrevista en Primera Hora, en el que ha respaldado la propuesta del gobierno de aumentar el gasto militar al 2% del PIB antes de 2029. Álvarez va a clausurar el X Congreso de UGT Extremadura que va a reelegir a Patro Sánchez como secretaria general. Sánchez se marca como objetivo contribuir a la industrialización de Extremadura y anuncia que han pedido una reunión a la Junta para pedir soluciones que mejoren la seguridad de los cuidadores de centros de menores y pisos tutelados en Extremadura,

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Entrevista completa sobre DESTRANSICIONES a las endocrinas Isabel Esteva y Mari Cruz Almaraz. Pudiste escuchar un extracto en el especial sobre este tema que publicamos en el Radiojaputa 237.

La empresa cárnica extremeña El Encinar de Humienta, dedicada al vacuno, está experimentando crecimientos del 10 - 15% anual, por lo que sigue con sus planes de expansión. Unos planes que incluyen la construcción en Almaraz de una planta de congelación y procesamiento de alimentos, junto al matadero actual. El director de esta firma, Jaime Yantur San Millán detalla que esa nueva planta, ya en construcción, abrirá a finales de año. El Encinar de Humienta también opera en Mercamadrid. La carne está en precios récord a nivel mundial y las exportaciones españolas están subiendo en destinos como el norte de África, en especial, Argelia, además de distintos destinos en Europa.

Dieter comenta con Juan Ramón Rallo la decisión de cerrar centrales nucleares, y el error de Javier Milei con el criptoactivo Libra.

Fernando Sánchez, presidente de la plataforma "Sí a Almaraz, sí al futuro" pasa por La Brújula tras el espaldarazo que ha dado el Congreso a su causa de la central nuclear con los votos de PP, Junts y Esquerra. 

Esta mañana se inaugura en Navalmoral de la Mata la fábrica de envases y embalajes de cartón ondulado Ondupack, que en su primera fase ha creado 210 puestos de trabajo, 60 de ellos directos. El presidente del Círculo Empresarial Moralo, Ramón Barbado, aplaude la llegada de esta industria, y confía en que atraiga a otras empresas. Por otra parte, muestra su preocupación por el retraso que arrastra el inicio de las obras de la Gigafactoría, y la incertidumbre por el futuro de Almaraz.

Jordi Sevilla, ex presidente de Red Eléctrica y actual Director de Contexto en la Unidad de Inteligencia de LLYC,cree que el gobierno acabará cediendo y ampliará el calendario de cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz. "Estoy convencido de que convenceremos al Gobierno y a su presidente para que tome la iniciativa", ha señalado en el informativo "Hora Punta" de Canal Extremadura Radio. El que también fuera ministro de Administraciones Pública asegura que la solución no pasa por nacionalizar la gestión de Almaraz, como ha planteado la presidenta de la Junta, sino por "equipar la fiscalidad a la media europea". "Comparto la necesidad de mantener abierta la central nuclear pero no creo que el problema sea la titularidad pública o privada", ha indicado Sevilla

En los Desayunos de Capital hablamos hablamos de las consecuencias del cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz con Fernando Sánchez, alcalde de Belvís de Monroy (Cáceres) donde se encuentra la central. En Influencers Financieros gracias a Flake Agency conocemos a Alejandro Tomás, consultor financiero. Y en el foro empleo le tomamos el pulso al mercado laboral con Carlos Ruiz, director de estudios del IEE y con José maría Triper, columnista de El Economista.

El cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz tiene en vilo a la mayor parte de los vecinos de este pueblo de Extremadura. Hay más de 3.000 empleos en juego y la vida de todo un pueblo y de una comarca, que vive gracias a esta central nuclear. Este sábado se ha convocado una manifestación promovida por los ayuntamientos y la plataforma ‘Sí a Almaraz, Sí al futuro’ para defender su continuidad y que no se cierre la planta nuclear. Una convocatoria que espera contar con 15.000 personas y que tiene el respaldo tanto del PP como de Vox. Esta es una de las cinco centrales abiertas en España y es la primera que está contemplado su cierre dentro del Plan General de Residuos Radiactivos aprobado por el Gobierno con el que se pretende cerrar todas las plantas entre 2027 y 2035. Patricia Iglesias ingeniera industrial, trabajadora de la planta de Almaraz y miembro de la plataforma convocante 'Sí Almaraz, Sí al futuro' .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El secretario general del PSOE de Extremadura, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, se muestra en contra del cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz y considera que "ha de permanecer abierta hasta que no haya una alternativa". 

Fernando Sánchez, alcalde de Belvís de Monroy y presidente de la plataforma "Sí Almaraz, sí al futuro", explica la situación en La Brújula

Tertulia de la economía con Pablo Rodríguez Suanzes, John Muller y Fernando Cano.

En los Desayunos de Capital hablamos hablamos de las consecuencias del cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz con Fernando Sánchez, alcalde de Belvís de Monroy (Cáceres) donde se encuentra la central. En Influencers Financieros gracias a Flake Agency conocemos a Alejandro Tomás, consultor financiero. Y en el foro empleo le tomamos el pulso al mercado laboral con Carlos Ruiz, director de estudios del IEE y con José maría Triper, columnista de El Economista.

La Plataforma "Sí a Almaraz" está ultimando todos los detalles de cara a la gran manifestación que ha convocado este sábado a las diez de la mañana en el ayuntamiento de esa localidad para pedir la continuidad de la central nuclear. El portavoz de la Plataforma, Fernando Sánchez, espera una gran afluencia de hasta 10.000 personas pues ya han confirmado su presencia asistentes de los pueblos de la comarca, también de Cáceres, Plasencia, Trillo e incluso Madrid y Barcelona. Sánchez pide al gobierno central que recapacite sobre este cierre pues todo lo ocurrido desde 2020 como la pandemia o la Guerra de Ucrania ha demostrado que esta energía es necesaria en Europa.

El secretario general del PSOE de Extremadura, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, se muestra en contra del cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz y considera que "ha de permanecer abierta hasta que no haya una alternativa". 

Una de las entidades que se han sumado a la convocatoria en favor de mantener la actividad de la Central de Almaraz es la Cámara de Comercio de Cáceres. Su presidente, Gabriel Álvarez, asegura de uno de los principales focos de generación de riqueza de la región, y que el gobierno debe rectificar el calendario de cierre. En este sentido, defiende que ni la gigafactoría ni el data center tienen que sustituir a la central, sino sumarse a ella por el progreso económico de la región.

This week's guest is Nieves Almaraz, winner of NAHA Men's Hairstylist of the Year 2021. With a barbering license and a cosmetology license, Nieves owns a barbershop and a barber school and thrives on inspiration.Opened his first barbershop at 23 years old and was immediately swamped with bookingsStarted attending hair shows and was overwhelmed with inspirationBecame a volunteer at hair shows so he could walk the show floor and meet his inspirations.People would stop him on the floor to take photos of his fades, asking him how he did them. So he made an instructional video on his technique.Barbers are very knowledgeable and take it to the next business levelWhat's the one thing he would tell his younger self?⭐️⭐️⭐️ Check out more episodes and the videos at https://chrisbaran.com/podcast ⭐️ Join our FREE Facebook community for Salon Team Trainers today. https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining ✅ Exclusive content on how to implement and scale your salon training the easy way ✅ Save time and learn what works from people just like you ✅ Get back to your mission of building the salon business and creating more jobs Learn more here - https://bit.ly/trainersplaybook Join our FB group - https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining Follow us on IG - https://instagram.com/coachchrisbaran

Dieter comenta con Juan Ramón Rallo la postura contra el cierre de las nucleares y el récord de producción en otros países, y las palabras de Biden.

Un equipo de Hora 25 se desplaza al noreste de Extremadura para hablar con trabajadores, vecinos y alcaldes ante los planes de cierre de la central nuclear de Almaraz

LD visitó el corazón de la central nuclear de Almaraz, el edificio de contención y el de combustible, durante los trabajos de recarga de la unidad 1.

Hans Almaraz was an LAPD copper for 33 years with 26 of those years being a K9 Officer. These war stories are as crazy as you would imagine from working K9 for that many years in a major city.  Connect with Hans on Instagram - @fassu114   Contact Steve - steve@thingspolicesee.com Support the show by joining the Patreon community today! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27353055           -Video of the interviews           -Vinyl TPS logo sticker           -Patron Shoutout            -Exclusive posts and direct messaging to Steve Please rate and review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/things-police-see-first-hand-accounts/id1384355891?mt=2 Shop Merch / Subscribe / be a guest / Contact  www.thingspolicesee.com Join the FB community!  https://www.facebook.com/thingspolicesee/ Background consultation - Ken@policebackground.net

La Asociación "Pensando Extremadura" organiza este lunes en Navalmoral de la Mata una jornada con el título "La sociedad civil frente al cierre de la Central Nuclear de Almaraz". Su presidente, Julián Mora Aliseda, reivindica la continuidad de la planta nuclear por la riqueza que aporta a la zona, su contribución a la lucha contra el cambio climático y ser un incentivo para atraer nueva industria.

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS!In today's episode, we're honored to feature Hans Almaraz, a distinguished law enforcement officer with a career spanning more than three decades. Hans was raised in San Dimas, California, and after high school he worked as an emergency medical technician (EMT).It was during this time, while working rescues with L.A. County Sheriff Air 5, that he first developed an interest in law enforcement.Hans's journey with the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) began in 1990, when he started the academy. Over the years, he worked across LAPD before being selected as a K9 handler in Metro.1990-1991: Probation at Hollywood Division Patrol1991-1993: Foothill Division Patrol1993-1995: Hollywood Division in the Uniform Prostitution Enforcement Detail1995-1997: Hollywood Division Patrol Field Training Officer1997-1998: Metro B Platoon1998-2024: Metro K9Throughout his career, Hans has received numerous accolades for his bravery and dedication, including:2003 Police Star. Award for an officer involved shooting during a K9 search with a suspect who allegedly attempted to murder a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.2013 Medal of Valor for an officer-involved shooting at the end of a pursuit that Hans joined in with patrol units. During this pursuit the suspect exited his vehicle with an AK-47 and began to fire at Hans, striking his police vehicle seven times. Suspect was down, but refused to let go of the rifle. Hans deployed his K9 to distract the suspect. Hans moved up with SWAT and took the suspect into custody.2013 National Association of Police Organizations Top Cop award for the above incident.2018 Medal of Valor award for hostage rescue in Long Beach. 2024 National Association of Police Organizations Top Cop for an officer involved shooting in which three K9 handlers were shot.Hans has been an integral part of over 1,480 K9 suspect searches, with more than 1,400 assists, and locating 455 suspects with his K9 partner. Hans has gained extensive experience working with aviation assets, significantly enhancing the effectiveness of the operations he participated in.Join us as we explore Hans's extraordinary career, his experiences, and the insights he's gained from his years of service. This episode is a testament to the courage and commitment of those who dedicate their lives to public safety.Thank you to our sponsors Airbus, Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing and Metro Aviation

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS!In today's episode, we're honored to feature Hans Almaraz, a distinguished law enforcement officer with a career spanning more than three decades. Hans was raised in San Dimas, California, and after high school he worked as an emergency medical technician (EMT).It was during this time, while working rescues with L.A. County Sheriff Air 5, that he first developed an interest in law enforcement.Hans's journey with the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) began in 1990, when he started the academy. Over the years, he worked across LAPD before being selected as a K9 handler in Metro.1990-1991: Probation at Hollywood Division Patrol1991-1993: Foothill Division Patrol1993-1995: Hollywood Division in the Uniform Prostitution Enforcement Detail1995-1997: Hollywood Division Patrol Field Training Officer1997-1998: Metro B Platoon1998-2024: Metro K9Throughout his career, Hans has received numerous accolades for his bravery and dedication, including:2003 Police Star. Award for an officer involved shooting during a K9 search with a suspect who allegedly attempted to murder a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.2013 Medal of Valor for an officer-involved shooting at the end of a pursuit that Hans joined in with patrol units. During this pursuit the suspect exited his vehicle with an AK-47 and began to fire at Hans, striking his police vehicle seven times. Suspect was down, but refused to let go of the rifle. Hans deployed his K9 to distract the suspect. Hans moved up with SWAT and took the suspect into custody.2013 National Association of Police Organizations Top Cop award for the above incident.2018 Medal of Valor award for hostage rescue in Long Beach. 2024 National Association of Police Organizations Top Cop for an officer involved shooting in which three K9 handlers were shot.Hans has been an integral part of over 1,480 K9 suspect searches, with more than 1,400 assists, and locating 455 suspects with his K9 partner. Hans has gained extensive experience working with aviation assets, significantly enhancing the effectiveness of the operations he participated in.Join us as we explore Hans's extraordinary career, his experiences, and the insights he's gained from his years of service. This episode is a testament to the courage and commitment of those who dedicate their lives to public safety.Thank you to our sponsors SHOTOVER, CNC Technologies, and Summit Aviation

Send us a Text Message.On this episode of the Ed Branding Podcast we welcome Danelle Almaraz. Danelle is an educator with 30+ years experience in both private and public school education. Currently, she serves as the Chief Impact Officer for InnovateED. In that role she partners with school districts to create coherent systems of continuous improvement. Her services include leadership development, public speaking, team building and executive coaching. She previously served as Chief Academic Officer at Think Together, Director of Categorical Programs and mathematics teacher.We'd love to hear from our listeners!Connect with Dr. Renae Bryant:TwitterInstagramLinkedInConnect with Lynette White:ConnectEDTwitterInstagramLinkedInLynette White

En este episodio hablamos con el líder juvenil y director de media de los Mensajeros de Paz, el diácono Jarius Almaraz. En este platica platicamos de creatividad, la importancia de crear contenido que edifique y de grupos de amistad.

Las centrales nucleares españolas llevan un mes que no están al 100%. Y lo peor es que fueron diseñadas para estar al 100%. Y hay varios motivos que pueden explicar este “curtailment” nuclear:El primero es la mayor producción de las energías renovables como son la eólica, solar e hidráulica. Pues aunque en Barcelona haya sequía, no significa que en el resto de la península las centrales hidroeléctricas no estén turbinando.Otra causa podría ser más estratégica, relacionada con la negociación de las posibles subidas de la tasa ENRESA. Que ya expliqué en el charco del viernes pasado.Y otra son los precios de la energía, pues llevamos mucho tiempo a precios cercanos a cero, y aunque las nucleares suelen tener acuerdos a largo plazo, en esta ocasión los operadores han elegido bajar la potencia.Y esta circunstancia ocurre en un año interesante para la energía nuclear, donde se tienen que tomar decisiones sobre Trillo, Almaraz y la ya citada tasa ENRESA. Y por supuesto el eterno intento por resucitar el debate del cierre nuclear. Aunque el presidente de Iberdrola, operador de 6 de los 7 reactores españoles (aunque no en solitario), ya ha dejado claro que no existe tal debate.Referencias:

On this episode of RevOps Unboxed, José Almaraz Reséndez, Sales Operations Senior Manager, Systems and Tools at LinkedIn, discusses the revenue operations systems that underpin LinkedIn's growth.About our guest, José Almaraz ReséndezJosé is a Sales Operations leader at LinkedIn, based in the San Francisco Bay Area. During his tenure at LinkedIn, he's built teams and led projects to define the Go-To-Market strategy, handle the operational cadence of the business, and provide data and insights to drive business decisions.José leads a team that's developing internal tools to simplify and improve forecasting and planning processes. Prior to his current role, José worked at McKinsey and had a summer stint at Rappi (then a Series A startup). In his free time, José enjoys spending time with his family (wife, son, dog), weightlifting in his garage, going on walks, traveling, and occasionally watching sports.About our host, Sandy RobinsonSandy is SVP of Revenue Operations at Patra Corporation, a revenue operations enthusiast with over 20 years of experience in sales, marketing, revenue, operations, and revenue enablement.Throughout her career, she's seen how revenue operations can make or break a company and is excited to share her knowledge and insights with you.In each episode, she'll be talking with a revenue operations practitioner who will share their unique perspective on how they've transformed their revenue operations strategy.She'll dive deep into their processes, challenges, and success stories to give you an inside look into the ever-changing world of revenue operations.

The All Things Wildfire podcast, hosted by O.P. Almaraz, features Andrea Santy as the guest, delving into the pressing issue of wildfires occurring beyond traditional fire seasons. The podcast introduces the XPRIZE for Wildfire, an $11 million competition designed to stimulate innovation in combatting destructive wildfires. Andrea Santy explains the meticulous process behind the XPRIZE's development, involving consultations with a wide array of experts, from firefighters to government agencies. The competition encompasses two tracks: space-based detection and autonomous wildfire response. In the space-based detection track, participants are challenged to detect wildfires from space within 10 minutes and provide accurate information to fire managers on the ground. Teams can utilize various methods, such as satellites or open-source data. The podcast outlines the submission phases, underlining the significance of delivering real-time intelligence to fire managers while minimizing false positives. Collaboration with partners, including space agencies and fire services, is underscored to ensure the effectiveness of the solutions developed. The autonomous wildfire response track is introduced as a complementary initiative, where teams have 10 minutes to autonomously locate, reach, and extinguish a fire across a substantial area. This track allows for diverse and innovative solutions, ranging from ground sensors to drones and the integration of space-based data. The podcast underscores the autonomy of participating teams and their ownership of intellectual property, concluding by urging listeners interested in technology and wildfire prevention to stay tuned for updates on the competition.  Highlights: Introduction to All Things Wildfire and XPRIZE (00:00:00 - 00:02:19): O.P. Almaraz introduces the All Things Wildfire podcast, addressing the increasing occurrence of wildfires throughout the year. Andrea Santy is introduced as a guest, and the episode delves into the XPRIZE for Wildfire, a four-year, $11 million competition aimed at fostering innovation to tackle destructive wildfires. Motivation and Goals of XPRIZE Wildfire (00:02:19 - 00:03:12): Andrea explains the motivation behind creating the XPRIZE, emphasizing the escalating challenge of wildfires. The organization's extensive process of development, including consultations with experts from various fields, is outlined. The episode details the two primary goals of the XPRIZE: space-based detection and autonomous wildfire response. Space-Based Detection Track (00:03:12 - 00:08:25): The space-based detection track is discussed in detail, highlighting the challenge of detecting wildfires from space within 10 minutes. Teams are given the flexibility to use different methods, such as satellites or open-source data. The submission phases and the importance of providing real-time intelligence to fire managers with minimal false positives are emphasized. Autonomous Wildfire Response Track (00:15:09 - 00:16:56): The podcast introduces the complementary autonomous wildfire response track, where teams have 10 minutes to autonomously find, reach, and extinguish a fire over a large area. This track encourages diverse and innovative solutions, including ground sensors, drones, and the integration of space-based data. Team Autonomy and Conclusion (00:16:56 - End): The autonomy of participating teams is underscored, emphasizing that winning teams retain ownership of their solutions. The podcast concludes by encouraging listeners interested in technology and wildfire prevention to follow the competition and its developments, showcasing the potential impact of the XPRIZE for Wildfire. Join the growing community of wildfire enthusiasts and stakeholders, and discover how we can collectively work towards a safer and more resilient future. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to gain valuable knowledge from the experts in the field. Thank you for joining us on the journey of fighting wildfires. We understand that we are in a constant battle with Mother Nature and things seem hopeless when we have to evacuate, leave our homes, and not know what we will come back to.  On our podcast, we bring experts to educate homeowners, communities, and businesses on what they can do against wildfires. Our team consists of wildfire prevention specialists, retired fire captains, and fire marshals.  If you're trying to get educated, find a solution to the wildfires, and do everything you can for your property then you have arrived at the right place!  

January 11, 2024   Hour 2:  Ruben Almaraz came within inches of being hit by an out-of-control car while checking his mail near Tulare and Minnewawa, Tuesday. Almaraz reached out to his city council member, Luis Chavez, asking him to do something since 2022.    KMJ's Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson  Weekdays 2-6PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X  Listen to past episodes at kmjnow.com  Subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, or Amazon Music    Contact See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

January 11, 2024   Hour 2:  Ruben Almaraz came within inches of being hit by an out-of-control car while checking his mail near Tulare and Minnewawa, Tuesday. Almaraz reached out to his city council member, Luis Chavez, asking him to do something since 2022.    KMJ's Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson  Weekdays 2-6PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X  Listen to past episodes at kmjnow.com  Subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, or Amazon Music    Contact See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HARLINGEN, Texas - The two official workforce boards in the Rio Grande Valley have been awarded almost $2 million to improve the development of the region's talent pipeline to high-quality jobs. The two groups are Workforce Solutions Lower Rio (WSLR) and Workforce Solutions Cameron (WSC). The former looks after workforce development in Hidalgo, Starr and Willacy counties. They have received a $1,991,745 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, with monies becoming available thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.Only two such grants were awarded in the State of Texas.The Building Pathways to Infrastructure Jobs grant will support public-private partnerships that provide worker-centered training programs. The  Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which aims to collaboratively build a better America.A news conference was held at Texas State Technical College (TSTC) in Harlingen on Dec. 15 to announce the grant. Among the speakers were Alberto Treviño, the labor representative on the Texas Workforce Commission, Cledia Hernandez, vice chancellor and chief external relations office for TSTC, Francisco Almaraz, executive director of WSLR, and Pat Hobbs, executive director of WSC.According to Almaraz and Hobbs, the program is designed to create career pathways to high-quality jobs in the renewable energy, transportation, and broadband infrastructure sectors while prioritizing the delivery of training and supportive services to those from rural and underrepresented communities. “The ultimate goal is to help job seekers take on high-demand, high-quality career opportunities in advanced manufacturing, information technology, and technical service occupations, “Almaraz said. “This will create a clear path to obtaining good-paying infrastructure jobs that will help our communities thrive in the long run.” Almaraz said the Building Pathways to Infrastructure Jobs grant will complement the local workforce boards' ongoing efforts to meet the Valley's infrastructure workforce needs. He said this includes aligning registered apprenticeships and workforce programs at community colleges and supporting state and local partnerships that seek to leverage workforce funding to provide high-quality training and supportive services. In his remarks, Hobbs stressed the importance of unity in the Valley - something Hernandez also did - and, as he has done in the past, decried the underfunding and under appreciation of training for trade skills."The Valley's two workforce boards are collaborating regionally to prepare locals for upcoming high-paying jobs. These jobs include the construction and operation of new LNG terminals at the Port of Brownsville, Space X operations at Boca Chica, clean hydrogen production facilities, and other upcoming technologies. This grant will aid in developing the necessary training and education pathways,” Hobbs said. Hobbs said the main goal of the two workforce boards is to respond to local employers and workers' needs through locally designed, demand-driven workforce development initiatives. Editor's Note: Here is an audio recording of highlights from the press conference.To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

In this riveting episode, our host O.P. Almaraz delves into a personal experience during the 2020 Blue Ridge Fire in Southern California, unveiling the chaos and uncertainty faced during evacuations. The episode takes you on a journey of discovery, motivation, and the quest for better wildfire prevention methods. Key Highlights: Personal anecdotes from the Blue Ridge Fire. The motivation behind the host's journey into wildfire prevention. Essential prevention measures for homeowners. Collaboration with experts and professionals in the field. Exciting plans for expanding prevention services beyond California. All Things Wildfire Episode Highlights: Introduction (00:00:01 - 00:00:11): Welcome to the All Things Wildfire podcast, exploring the latest trends in wildfire prevention and property protection. Personal Experience during Blue Ridge Fire (00:00:14 - 00:03:46): The host shares a personal experience during the 2020 Blue Ridge Fire in Southern California, emphasizing the uncertainty and chaos faced during evacuations. Motivation for Wildfire Prevention (00:03:47 - 00:03:59): Witnessing the panic and lack of information during evacuations inspires the host to find a better way to protect properties from wildfires. Initiation into Wildfire Prevention (00:04:00 - 00:05:29): The host delves into his journey of discovering prevention methods, collaborating with experts, and exploring products like fire retardants for vegetation. Key Prevention Measures (00:05:30 - 00:09:04): The host highlights specific prevention measures, including ember-resistant vents, wildfire mesh, gutter guards, and the vulnerability of the first five feet around a property. Collaboration with Experts (00:09:05 - 00:09:57): The host mentions collaboration with experienced firefighters and professionals from the insurance industry to enhance knowledge and execution of prevention strategies. Expansion of Services (00:09:58 - 00:10:21): The host announces plans to expand wildfire prevention services beyond California, introducing a franchise model in 2024. Empowering Homeowners (00:10:22 - 00:10:38): Encourages homeowners to take proactive steps in preventing wildfire damage, emphasizing the value of certainty and preparedness. Conclusion and Call to Action (00:10:39 - 00:10:55): The host concludes by expressing a commitment to helping clients and encouraging listeners to stay informed about wildfire prevention. Closing Remarks (00:10:56 - 00:10:59): Thanks for listening to All Things Wildfire; subscribe and follow for more updates. Don't miss out on this insightful episode that combines personal stories with practical tips to empower homeowners in the face of wildfires. Whether you're a homeowner, insurance professional, or someone passionate about wildfire prevention, this episode is packed with valuable information. Your commitment to staying informed about wildfire prevention is crucial, and we believe this episode will provide valuable insights and strategies to help protect properties and communities. Thank you for being a part of the All Things Wildfire community. We look forward to sharing this episode with you soon!

We watch the Cowboys beat the San Deigo Chargers and talk trash throughout (Matt is a Chargers fan).  Fair warning, things get quite heated starting at the 2:53:00 mark. If you have any thoughts on what transpired, please comment on Facebook or Instagram on the Skybreaker profile.  P.S they did hug and shake hands afterwards. Video on Youtube & Facebook

We watch the Cowboys get crushed by the San Francisco 49rs, and talk about random thins throughout!

September 12, 2023100. Preventing Wildfire Disasters A Conversation with OP AlmarazAre you prepared for the wildfire season? Don't rely on luck – arm yourself with strategies to protect your home from wildfires. I sat down with O.P. Almaraz, a seasoned disaster restoration expert and owner of Allied Restoration and Allied Disaster Defense. We dissect the concept of home hardening and how this preventative approach could mean the difference between disaster and survival. We also delve into a real-life case study involving the Lahaina tragedy. You'll learn how one house survived, while everything around it burned to the ground.As we navigate through a hot fire season in California, we also discuss the fears, preparations, and safety measures surrounding this potential disaster. Discover the steps Cal Fire and city politicians are taking to mitigate risks and learn from past disasters. From detailing evacuation routes to vegetation clearing, gain practical tips to make your home safer. O.P. also shares his top three steps to minimize wildfire risks and the importance of community involvement in spreading awareness and preparedness. Tune in to this episode to protect your most valuable asset - your home.Here's how you can follow OP: Website:  allieddisasterdefense.comWebsite: alliedrestoration.com Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/allieddefense/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alliedrestoration/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/opalmaraz/  Important information from Homeowners Be Aware:We are excited to be listed in Feedspots 40 best Homeowner podcasts : https://podcasts.feedspot.com/homeowner_podcasts/ Here are ways you can follow me on line:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homeownersbeaware/ Website: https://homeownersbeaware.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-siegal/ If you'd like to reach me for any reason, here's the link to my contact form: https://homeownersbeaware.com/contactHere's the link to the documentary film I'm making Built to Last: Buyer Beware.

The podcast is introduced by O.P. Almaraz who introduces two guests, Jeff Emery from Perimeter Solutions and Rich Snyder with Allied Disaster Defense. Jeff is the president of the Global Fire Safety at Perimeter Solutions, which is a company that manufactures PHOSCHEK, a fire retardant used to fight wildfires. Rich Snyder has been spraying fire retardant from the ground for 30 plus years and is seen as an innovator in the field. The guests provide some background on their companies and their mission to protect firefighters and enable them to protect property and save lives. The discussion revolves around the use of PHOSCHEK and its effectiveness in fighting wildfires. The podcast host also highlights the role of the firefighters on the ground and their heroic efforts. Show notes: The host introduces the guests and discusses how he sees fire retardant as a superhero that comes in to help with wildfires. Jeff Emery talks about the brand name of the fire retardant, PHOSCHEK, and how it is used to protect firefighters on the ground. He emphasizes that the real superheroes are the firefighters on the ground who do the hard work day in and day out. Jeff Emery gives some background information on Perimeter Solutions, the company that manufactures PHOSCHEK, and how their mission is to protect firefighters and enable them to protect property and save lives. He mentions that the company is celebrating its 60th anniversary of the first commercialization of PHOSCHEK. The host introduces Rich Snyder, who has been applying fire retardant from the ground for over 30 years. Rich talks about his experience with ground application of fire retardant. He also mentions that he has built a couple of PHOSCHEK tenders over the years. The podcast ends with the host thanking the guests for sharing their expertise and experiences on fire safety and the use of fire retardants to protect lives and property from wildfires. Thank you for joining us on the journey of fighting wildfires. We understand that we are in a constant battle with mother nature and things seem hopeless when we have to evacuate, leave our homes and not know what we will come back to.  On our podcast, we bring experts to educate homeowners, communities, and businesses on what they can do against wildfires. Our team consists of wildfire prevention specialists, retired fire captains, and fire marshals.  If you're trying to get educated, find a solution to the wildfires, and do everything you can for your property then you have arrived at the right place!

This week's guest is Nieves Almaraz, winner of NAHA Men's Hairstylist of the Year 2021. With a barbering license and a cosmetology license, Nieves owns a barbershop and a barber school and thrives on inspiration. Opened his first barbershop at 23 years old and was immediately swamped with bookingsStarted attending hair shows and was overwhelmed with inspiration Became a volunteer at hair shows so he could walk the show floor and meet his inspirations. People would stop him on the floor to take photos of his fades, asking him how he did them. So he made an instructional video on his technique.  Barbers are very knowledgeable and take it to the next business level What's the one thing he would tell his younger self?⭐️⭐️⭐️ Check out more episodes and the videos at https://chrisbaran.com/podcast ⭐️ Join our FREE Facebook community for Salon Team Trainers today. https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining ✅ Exclusive content on how to implement and scale your salon training the easy way ✅ Save time and learn what works from people just like you ✅ Get back to your mission of building the salon business and creating more jobs Learn more here - https://bit.ly/trainersplaybook Join our FB group - https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining Follow us on IG - https://instagram.com/coachchrisbaran

We watch the Dallas Cowboys win their playoff game while talking about a range of topics.

Protecting Your Home Against Wildfires Dive into the Latest Trends and Hot Topics in Protecting Properties Against Wildfire The All Things Wildfire podcast is about protecting your home and family from wildfires through a combination of fire prevention and protection methods. We are your hosts: Tim Bauer, O.P. Almaraz, Stewart Barrios, and Dana Almaraz. We'll share our experiences and why we are excited to be part of this show.  In this intro episode, we give you a quick preview of what we have for you in future episodes. We will talk about some of our upcoming expert guests and our goal to educate the public about fire protection. We're also going to share some methods that can be used to protect against wildfires, new technology, and the best time to start protecting your home.    Highlights: [00:57] OP is excited about the launch of this show. He experienced the Blue Ridge Fire in December of 2020 first hand and now understands what our customers go through. He had been in the disaster restoration business for over 28 years, but this was the first time he experienced the uncertainty and anxiety of being evacuated by a wildfire.  [03:25] He knew that homeowners needed to be able to set their properties up to combat disasters and the risk of wildfire.  [04:16] Every year more and more homeowners are affected by wildfires worldwide.  [05:03] Stewart Barrios is the General Manager for Allied Restoration which is a disaster restoration company. He's responsible for the client experience from start to finish.  [06:20] This podcast is designed to bring awareness and education around the industry. We are going to have interesting guests from fire fighters to insurance professionals.  [07:20] We are also going to talk about issues with getting fire insurance. [07:53] Dana has been with Allied Restoration for five years. She works in admin, HR, accounting, and compliance. She's excited about working with people like Rich Snyder who is a lead expert on wildfire prevention and education. [10:08] April has been a firefighter and paramedic for years. She provides a wealth of knowledge about wildfire prevention and protection.  [10:50] Rich used to spray the Rose Bowl with long-term fire retardant. It's exciting to be part of protecting historical areas around Los Angeles.  [12:04] We'll be talking about solutions that technology provides in the battle against wildfires such as long-term fire retardant.  [13:20] We can create a custom solution for homeowners to make your house more safe.  [13:49] One of the things we look at is zero to five foot clearance around the house. [15:22] Then we dive into other assessments from windows to trees.  [17:57] The type of red fire retardant that planes spray during wildfires is now available in a clear spray.  [21:02] Don't wait for the fire season to start before you harden your home.  [23:01] Homeowners can partner with insurance companies to manage fire risk. [26:30] Having fire protection can give you and your family security. We have power to prevent the damage done by fires.  [27:27] The best time to get started is today. We aren't powerless against wildfires. 

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