Podcasts about champlain towers

The 2025 Premium Cigar Association (PCA) Trade Show was the second for Nick Fusco and El Mago Cigars. El Mago's story has been well-documented. Fusco created the cigar company as a tribute to his grandparents, Maria and Gonzalo Torre. Both tragically died together on June 24, 2021, in Miami, Florida, when their building, The Champlain Towers, suddenly collapsed in the middle of the night. When he established the company, Nick became the youngest owner of a premium cigar company at age 23. El Mago is a company that has gained a lot of momentum and has landed in several key retailers quite quickly. At this year's PCA,  El Mago added a new core line and is taking on a line of flavored cigars to distribute. Full PCA Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-wo3  

The 2025 Premium Cigar Association (PCA) Trade Show was the second for Nick Fusco and El Mago Cigars. El Mago's story has been well-documented. Fusco created the cigar company as a tribute to his grandparents, Maria and Gonzalo Torre. Both tragically died together on June 24, 2021, in Miami, Florida, when their building, The Champlain Towers, suddenly collapsed in the middle of the night. When he established the company, Nick became the youngest owner of a premium cigar company at age 23. El Mago is a company that has gained a lot of momentum and has landed in several key retailers quite quickly. At this year's PCA,  El Mago added a new core line and is taking on a line of flavored cigars to distribute. Full PCA Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-wo3

Send us a textDocumenting the condition of your association property has become crucial to comply with new legal requirements as well as to maximize your insurance claims post casualty.  Transparency, accessibility, and digital organization also play the critical role of helping to protect resident safety.Digital documentation pioneer Trish Mackie-Smith joins host Donna DiMaggio-Berger for this episode of Take It To The Board to discuss how technological solutions are revolutionizing the way associations store and access their most important maintenance and repair records. After witnessing buyers making uninformed decisions due to lack of transparency, Trish co-founded Inndox to create a comprehensive digital repository that tracks building maintenance, warranties, and safety inspections throughout a building's lifecycle.Donna and Trish explore why independent document storage creates essential continuity for associations and assists management companies when they onboard new clients. This independent storage portal helps associations maintain compliance with increasingly strict legislative requirements while ensuring critical information isn't lost during transitions.Beyond simple document storage, Donna and Trish explore how modern systems can alert boards to upcoming inspection deadlines, insurance renewals, and warranty expirations—transforming static paperwork into dynamic tools for proactive management. Perhaps most fascinating is the emergence of structural monitoring technologies that use accelerometers to detect building movement, potentially preventing tragedies like Champlain Towers by identifying structural issues before they become catastrophic.Whether you're a board member struggling with disorganized records, an association manager seeking better technology, or an owner concerned about building safety, this episode offers practical guidance for bringing your association's documentation into the digital age. The message is clear: well-maintained digital records aren't just good governance—they're essential to protecting lives and property values.Conversation Highlights Include:• The many benefits of converting paper records to digital formats • How digital document repositories can help prove maintenance history to local Code Enforcement and support insurance claims post casualty• The importance of maintaining organized records to comply with increasingly strict legislative requirements• New technologies including structural monitoring systems that can detect building movement before failures occur• Practical implementation strategies including forming "scanning committees" to digitize historical documents• How proper documentation can strengthen a building's value and potentially reduce insurance premiums• Key documents that every condo or HOA should maintain digitally• How to address concerns from board members or managers who may not be tech-savvyRelated Links:Article: New Requirements for Condominium Association on Inspections of Official RecordsOnline Class: Record Keeping for Associations

GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS called a special session to deal with a financial crisis facing millions of condo residents, but so far, the Legislature is balking. It's all about dealing with expensive repairs to aging buildings in the wake of the deadly collapse of the Champlain Towers building in Surfside in 2021. Combined with property insurance rates, condo ownership is becoming unaffordable. Our guest is Dana Goldman, a former mayor of Sunny Isles Beach and a condo law expert - we ask her about the challenges that policymakers are facing. And, in in our second segment, Tony and Jan talk about how a man with a cigar changed policy in Key Biscayne.Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

The aftermath of the Champlain Towers tragedy has led to a flurry of legislative responses, but are they hitting the mark?  Was the Florida Legislature's response to the Champlain Towers tragedy misguided in terms of overlooking some key factors that led to that deadly collapse and placing some obligations on the parties least able to shoulder them?  Join Take It To The Board host Donna DiMaggio Berger as she unpacks this complex, multi-layered issue affecting countless communities across the Sunshine State who are facing looming and costly deadlines for engineering inspections and reserve funding mandates. Together with her podcast producer, Claude Jennings Jr, they confront the issues that may be causing countless people to reconsider life in a Florida condominium. They delve into the historical context and regulatory challenges, revealing the profound economic and social impacts on individuals, especially seniors on fixed incomes that these new laws are already having.Their conversation also addresses the difference between highly functional, functional and dysfunctional boards and why dysfunctional boards are more than just a nuisance—they're a liability. In this episode, they explore the financial strains and governance challenges that can lead to board dysfunction. With Donna's expertise, they offer insight into identifying red flags and the importance of expert professional advice. From engaging legislators to revising governing documents, this episode promises solutions to foster highly functional boards amidst the ongoing crisis. Tune in for expert advice, actionable strategies, and a path forward for those navigating the murky waters of Florida's condo crisis.Conversation Highlights Include:9 questions to confirm if you're serving on a dysfunctional board!The Media's role in the Condo CrisisWho is most responsible for a safe building?BONUS: Future Predictions 

On the South Florida Roundup, we looked at President Biden's latest attempts to get ahead of the all-important immigration issue – and how profoundly they could affect families and communities in South Florida (01:06). We also discussed a long-awaited engineering firm's conclusions about what brought down the Champlain Towers condominium building, killing 98 people three years ago this month (18:42). And we welcome the Copa América soccer tournament as it kicks off in the U.S — and in Miami (35:36).

Los métodos actuales de diseño de edificios se basan principalmente en mejorar la conectividad entre los componentes de la estructura. Así, el sistema redistribuye el peso ante pequeños fallos de estructura del edificio. Sin embargo, este método puede provocar, con el paso del tiempo, que toda la estructura se venga abajo, como el condominio Champlain Towers de Miami o el derrumbe de un edificio en Peñíscola en 2021. Y es que, en determinadas circunstancias, esta interconexión puede ser la ruina de un edificio. Todo esto se puede evitar con la propuesta de Instituto Universitario de Investigación de Ciencia y Tecnología de la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia ( ICITECH-UPV): "Nuestro novedoso método de diseño proporciona una solución para superar esta alarmante limitación y conseguir edificios más resilientes, capaces de aislar un desplome sólo en la parte de la estructura que ha sufrido el fallo inicial y salvaguardando el resto del edificio", afirma José M. Adam, coautor del estudio junto a Nirvan Makoond, Andri Setiawan y Manuel Buitrago, todos ellos miembros de ICITECH-UPV. ¿Cómo funciona? Te lo explicamos todos en el episodio de hoy. Comparte nuestro podcast en tus redes sociales, puedes realizar una valoración de 5 estrellas en Apple Podcast o Spotify. Dirección, locución y producción: Iván Patxi Gómez Gallego Contacto de publicidad en podcast: podcast@zinetmedia.es

Was The Champlain Towers South Condo Tragedy An Inflection Point For South Florida's Condo Market? NBC6's Alina Machado examines South Florida's insurance market on the two-year anniversary of the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo tower tragedy in Surfside, Fla. The entire piece can be viewed at: 'www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/the-cost-of-condo-living-after-the-surfside-collapse/3058218/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/condovultures/message

Donna DiMaggio Berger sits down with guest, Jules Trump, a South-African born businessman and one-third of The Trump Group. His wife of 50 years, Stephanie, and his younger brother and business partner, Eddie, comprise the other two-thirds of the team. Also known as “the Other Trumps,” they have amassed a truly impressive empire consisting of luxury real estate developments and hotels in Florida and California and technology start-ups in Tel Aviv.Jules was profiled in a 2021 Forbes Magazine article by Peter Lane Taylor entitled, “Meet America's Most Under-The-Radar Real Estate Developers Who Just Built The Finest Residences In The World,” which timed nicely with his latest luxury project, Estates at Acqualina. Near completion, Donna recently toured the $60 million dollar, four-story, 45,000 square foot building amenity palace known as the “Circus Maximus.” This property includes a bowling alley, Formula One race car simulator, golf simulator, surfing pool, movie theater, indoor ice-skating rink, 13,000 SF fitness center with a boxing ring, three outdoor gyms, a live Wall Street trading room, soccer, basketball, and bocce courts, a two-story private nightclub, and an award-winning Greek restaurant, Avra. Join Donna and Jules as they reminisce on the early days of Williams Island, discuss the present building trends, and look toward the future of what may come.Conversation highlights include:How Sophia Loren became a brand ambassador for Williams Island.Details about working with Karl Lagerfeld.The most important appealing item for most purchasers of luxury real estate.Florida luxury real estate competition.Working with third-party architects and designers vs. an in-house team when designing a new community.How much does the local Design Review Board change developers' initial designs?Is the development of more affordable housing in the Trump future? Is design taking a backseat to necessity and affordability?Emerging development trends - are people going smaller or simpler?The Trump Group's standard operating procedures for developments.How did the Champlain Towers tragedy impact development on Florida's coastline?What's next for The Trump Group?BONUS: What does "the Donald" think about the Trump Group?

Today on Safety Wars we are talking about our regular news and commentary segment that is safety related. Today we are talking about covid, stalling the safety professional, war news, and a discussion on the Intro to OSHA section of Outreach Training. What you don't hear on the regular news as usual. For all of your consulting and training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or drop us an email at Jim@safetywars.com. WE NOW HAVE A LIVE SHOW EVERY Weekday AT 8 TO 9 PM EST ON SAFETYFM.COM Jay Allen, Safety FM, Rated R Safety show, Jim Poesl, JCP Technical, Safety Wars, Power, hand protection, disaster prep, prepare, foot protection, cdc, scotus, osha top 10, epa lead, savannah bananas, lead, steps, OSHA Outreach training, OSHA Construction, 30-hour and 10-hour, confined space entry, general industry, construction, maritime, agriculture, confined space entry death. Ukraine, wages, turkey, thanksgiving #Jimpoesl #safetywars #turkey #safetyfm #jayallen #HOP #Humanandorganizationalperformanc #safety #osha #safetywarslive #jcptechnicalservices #safetytraining #insurance #confinedspaceentry #caterpiller #ukraine #wages # air monitoring #calibration #turkey #OSHA Outreach Training

Nick Fusco the youngest cigar brand owner joins The Burn Down Podcast and talks about his incredible story on how created of El Mago Cigars. Nick created the El Mago Cigar brand as a tribute to his grandparents, Maria and Gonzalo Torre who died on June 24, 2021 in Miami, Florida, when their building The Champlain Towers collapsed in the middle of the night. Nick's grandparents left a huge impression on him and El Mago Cigars is how he keep's their legacy alive. 

Today we have part 1 of our conversation with Dawn Becker of Insure People First. InsurePeopleFirst.com. Part 1 is an update on the Champlain Towers collapse of June of 2021 and the insurance issues and settlements. What you don't hear on the regular news as usual. Dawn Becker and PeopleFirst Property and Casualty Insurance can be found on Twitter @Dawnbecker and @Peoplefirstpc For all of your consulting and training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or drop us an email at Jim@safetywars.com. WE NOW HAVE A LIVE SHOW EVERY Weekday AT 8 TO 9 PM EST ON SAFETYFM.COM #Jimpoesl #safetywars #dawnbecker #insurepeoplefirst #safetyfm #jayallen #HOP #Humanandorganizationalperformanc #safety #osha #safetywarslive #jcptechnicalservices #safetytraining #insurance

A South Florida judge has invalidated more than 450 bogus claims in the Champlain Towers building collapse, more potentially bad news for Florida homeowners in search of property insurance and habitual highway drivers could soon be getting a discount on tolls.

A ceremony marked one year since the Champlain Towers collapse. The reversal of Roe vs. Wade has people wondering how abortion access will look like in Florida. And, how has inflation and increasing costs affected South Florida's communities?

How has condominium law been impacted by the collapse of the Champlain Towers of Surfside? What can condominium associations do to prepare themselves for future changes? What should condominiums already be doing from a legal perspective to address aging infrastructure, financial health, and more? Listen in to this interview with Josh Martin to find out! 

Michael Crew, CEO of Homeowner Management Services, joins me to discuss the fallout from the Champlain Towers collapse In Surfside, FL including lenders requesting an up-to-date reserve study, six months of board meeting minutes, and asking questions regarding safety and structural integrity of the buildings.

The deadly collapse of a 12-story beachfront condominium north of Miami Beach sent shockwaves through the Florida insurance market. One wing of the 40-year-old Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida, crumpled to the ground suddenly on June 24, 2021, killing 98 people. Several carriers have exited the Florida property market as total settlements rise to more than $130 million, and others are pulling back on property and liability coverage. Faced with the potential for steep losses, insurers are raising rates and deductibles and becoming much more selective. In such a challenging market, it's crucial to work with experienced, knowledgeable brokers who can provide guidance through a more complex, demanding placement process.Featuring:Sim Bridges is Vice President-Underwriting with Coastal Insurance Underwriters located in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.ABOUT COASTAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERSCoastal Insurance Underwriters is a program administrator specializing in designing, creating, and managing insurance products for various business classes, including condominium associations, homeowner associations, and golf and country clubs. Coastal has become one of the largest Managing General Underwriters in the United States focused on community association products with over 8,000 homeowners and condominium associations currently insured. Coastal Insurance Underwriters is a subsidiary of Constellation Affiliated Partners, LLC. Learn more at www.ciuins.com.Youtube | Tools & Intel | LinkedInJoin #TeamCRC, email resumes@crcgroup.com

In Episode 23 of the podcast, we took our first look at one of the issues arising from the Champlain Towers collapse in Southern Florida. The subject of that podcast was building code enforcement.  As further investigation into the disaster continues, more information is coming out about the condition of the building and the Homeowners Association's efforts to deal with the building's maintenance issues and to pay for the extensive needed repairs.  This likely very common situation gives rise to the multifaceted issue of condominium governance, especially as these buildings age.  Today we speak with Evan McKenzie, a professor at the University of Illinois, Chicago, a prominent authority on how these private governmental bodies attempt to meet the needs of the buildings that they operate and the residents they serve. This is a fascinating and complex subject that will undoubtedly attract the attention of construction lawyers now and in the future. 

Hello! Many of you know that in June 2021, the Champlain Towers South Condos in Miami collapsed. 98 people died from this tragedy. In the light of that event, Fannie Mae has instituted new policies in their condo approval process. I was lucky enough to have the Asst Chief Operating Officer for VanDyk Mortgage, Rich Passasante, on to discuss this changes. In this episode we going in depth and this will be some great knowledge for you and any of your Realtor friends. This knowledge may save a deal or time for you and your buyers/sellers. Feel free to call my office any time at 239-437-4278 if myself or team can help. Have a rate week! I do Mortgages for a living, if I can ever help you buy or refinance a home let me know! · Apply for a mortgage now at https://timhart.floify.com/apply-now · TEXT “APPLY” to 239-437-4278 · Call me or text me 239-910-5668 · Talk to my team were here to help! 239-437-4278 · Check out my website www.TimHartJr.com Connect with me on Social Media YouTube - http://bit.ly/2Ourk8c Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/timhart453/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TimHartJr LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhartjr/

Sam and Thomas discuss the Epstein/Maxwell child sex trafficking trial, the people killed in the Champlain Towers Collapse, Pharma Bro Martian Shkreli's Anti-Parasitic Drug Daraprim and much more… Broadcasting in the California Central Valley Here: Comcast Xfinity Ch. 93, AT&T U-Verse Ch. 99 Cablecast app on Roku or Apple TV https://cmac.tv/apps/ https://cmac.tv/series/weaponized-news/ Share and Follow and Subscribe to: Thomas Alpha Omega Energy "We Changed The World!" +855 818 55 800 (Also Whatsapp) aomegaenergy.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/AOECOINnews Telegram: AlphaOmegaEnergy Share and Follow and Subscribe to Weaponized News http://weaponizednews.com/ https://anchor.fm/weaponizednews https://www.brighteon.com/channels/weaponizednews https://odysee.com/@WeaponizedNews:6 https://www.bitchute.com/channel/t8y7ptaYWaFl/ https://gab.com/WeaponizedNews https://twitter.com/WeaponizedNews Help the Weaponized News Pay Some Bills Donate https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=SMJThaUrGts7xg3e2v_QRwXmPibJym12pzJPcjpi9xwKo1HAm0WlcJUal43SKOErssQYynjCc6t8DGoC Bitcoin 36fNy89D8vnmH2Ty14ceeoaoomHzGvsH8o Ethereum 0x5dAE62B94C83290dB599A4917003db95EeC365B6 XRP rw2ciyaNshpHe7bCHo4bRWq6pqqynnWKQg:::ucl:::714284265

Welcome to Real Life Rescues, a podcast that goes behind the scenes and takes an in-depth look into the operational and personal accounts of EMS first responders from Israel's largest fully volunteer EMS provider United Hatzalah. The podcast is hosted by EMT-P (Paramedic) Dov Maisel and EMT-B (EMT) Raphael Poch. Dov Maisel, in addition to being an innovator, volunteer and world-renowned expert in disaster management, has dedicated his life to saving the lives of others and is one of the founders of United Hatzalah of Israel. Formerly an army medic in the Israeli Defense Forces, Dov served as a combat paramedic in four different wars. He has worked as an EMT, dispatcher, ambulance driver and paramedic. In addition to his duties as one of the leading EMS first responders for United Hatzalah, Dov now serves as the organization's vice president of operations. He invented what is now used as United Hatzalah's uber-like GPS -based dispatch system which locates and sends the closest EMT to the medical emergency. Dov lead United Hatzalah's international relief missions in Haiti, Nepal, Houston and Florida, following the devastating hurricanes of Harvey and Irma, and most recently to Surfside, Florida, following the Champlain Towers collapse.   Raphael Poch, in addition to being one of the organization's 6,000 volunteer EMTs, is a member of the organization's ambucycle unit, Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit, and serves as the Gush Etzion regional coordinator of the organization's Ten Kavod project, wherein EMTs visit elderly people in their communities once a week to provide wellness checks and social visits to alleviate loneliness. In today's episode, Dov and Raphael will discuss the organization's recent operational agenda to implement mass-casualty incident training to all of the volunteers throughout the country in response to the three large-scale MCI's that took place in Israel this year including the largest civilian tragedy in the history of the country which occurred in Meron on April 30th, 2021. They will take an in-depth look into what parts of an MCI lead to the most confusion and difficulty, how the organization trains to become better at dealing with those critical issues. Later in the episode, they give an in-depth first-hand account of what took place during the Meron MCI and how it was different from pretty much every other MCI out there.

Insights into dealing with loss are provided by ASI 2021 experts: a relief worker at Florida’s Champlain Towers, a lecturer who studies indigenous flood legends, an organizer of residential lifestyle change programs, and an expert on homeschooling–a form of education that has taken on greater significance during the recent pandemic. For more info: LivingSpringsRetreat.com; HomeSchoolCompanion.org; […]

Episode Summary:  Today's special episode is the second in a new series we're calling “News & Notes” in partnership with Pool Pro Magazine.  With the NFL season kicking off soon, start things off with an interesting pool story connected to Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott. We talk about a couple in Virginia Beach that turns out to be the tenth of a series of customers unsatisfied with the service of a particular swimming pool contractor. We also discuss another tragic piece concerning a semi-truck carrying pool chemicals crashing into a bank building in California. Finally, we give our thoughts on over ten stories of drownings that occurred in September.  Megan then goes over recent industry news, including the 2nd quarter earnings coming out for the major companies that are public and what that means for the industry as a whole. She also references a Reuters article covering why “the spot price per container on the China-U.S. East coast route- one of the world's busiest container lanes - has climbed over 550% from a year ago.”  Tyler and Megan also speak on the various regulatory changes in the industry, as well as exciting new events that pool professionals can look forward to in the coming months. Finally, Megan gives an announcement on the upcoming September-October issue of Pool Pro Magazine exclusively covering the commercial side of the industry.  Topics Discussed:  01:36 - An update on last episode's news stories  03:04 - Recent notable pool-related news stories  06:45 - MCR Hotels begins charging for their amenities  08:42 - Public companies 2nd quarter earnings  12:12 - Freight has gone up 550% in the past year  14:09 - Industry standards and regulations changes  16:10 - The “Every Child a Swimmer” bill passed  17:14 - The PHTA's new apprenticeship program  17:55 - IPSSA's new affiliate membership  18:44 - Upcoming events for pool pros  20:05 - New movers and shakers in the industry  20:57 - Swimming in the 2020 Olympics  23:10 - Pool Pro Magazine's September-October issue  Resources Mentioned:  In the News:  Champlain Towers update  Six Flags chemical leak update  Modpools Dwell article  MCR Hotels charging for amenities  Ezekiel Elliot's dog allegedly bites pool cleaner  Couple wins $25,000 judgement  Semi with chemicals crashes into bank  DC Fire honors lifeguard  Police Officer saves man  Pool Industry News:  2nd Quarter Earnings (POOLCORP, Hayward, Pentair, Latham, Fluidra, Leslie's)  Freight has gone up 550%  Virginia Graeme Baker (VGB) Updates  Department of Energy (DOE) Updates  Every Child a Swimmer Bill passed in FL  PHTA Apprentice Program  Upcoming Industry Events  Pool Industry Expo (PIE)  National Recreation and Park Association  Casual Market  World Aquatic Health Conference  Athletic Business Show  Movers and Shakers  Erin Brothers to Automatic Pool Covers  Rowdy Gaines to PHTA  Sept/OCT Pool Pro Magazine Issue  Commercial Pools Issue  Connect with Guest:  Episode Webpage  Website  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  Connect with Pool Chasers:  Website  Instagram  Facebook  Facebook Group  Twitter  YouTube  Patreon  Key Quotes from Episode:  [The drownings this month are] just a reminder to the pool pros that we have a responsibility to do our part in promoting water safety to our clients in any way we can. ~Tyler  I do not know about the stock market. I am not an expert in studying these things. But I do think it's interesting to look at the numbers because it does give you an idea of where the industry is at and what sales are looking like and how much we're up as an industry. And right now, everybody is up. ~Megan 

The collapse of the Champlain Towers has been a mysterious and important event in the real estate world, especially for the families deeply affected by the tragedy. It brought to light some of the essential things to note for environmentally-challenged properties; all buildings do degrade and are affected by the elements of nature. Our guest, Linda Olson is a REALTOR® and environment consultant in Florida. This episode focuses on how we can best advise our clients when they are purchasing condominium properties or properties in environmentally challenged areas. What can the rest of us learn from the tragedy in Surfside?   [2:55] Linda's background and what she does today as an environmentalist and REALTOR®.   [5:52] Building codes in Florida and the state's rules and regulations.   [11:13] Regulations differ from state to state, and even between the state and local levels. Most areas leave it up to the local governments to decide building codes, etc.   [15:00] Causes that contributed to the Champlain Tower collapse, and environmental factors that came into play specifically due to location.   [25:50] The difference in the inspection process between residential real estate and condo buildings.   [28:50] What REALTORS® can do to help their clients when they are purchasing a unit in a condo.   [33:13] A “condo checklist” that you could use with your clients so they have an idea of what types of things to check out before buying a property.   [38:12] Monica shares some information from Robert Norlund about the physical and financial health of a building and its homeowner's association, and a few of his tips for REALTORS®.   [42:05] Predictability in the natural wear and tear and degradation of properties and the life expectancy of buildings, and how appraisers use this when valuing a property.   [46:45] Upkeep and maintenance of apartments compared to a condo or townhouse   [49:20] REALTORS®' responsibility to educate our sellers and our buyers, to act as professionals, and to advise our clients of the concerns to be aware of, and what they should consider prior to closing on a property.   Tweetables:   “Even if there are building codes, when inspections are done by the local government, they are only looking to make sure that the building code standards have been met at a minimum. They don't inspect the quality of the work.” — Linda   “I think it's part of our responsibility as REALTORS® to be able to advise our clients as to things that may affect them before they purchase a property. If you don't take the time to learn how it can affect it, you don't have any advice or assistance that you can give your clients.” — Linda   “Deferred maintenance is a big deal. If we don't take care of things when they come up and replace them when appropriate, the building will go back to the Earth.” — Monica   Guest Links:   Linda Olson EducatorLinda.com   Robert Nordlund Reservestudy.com   NPR Article Npr.org/2021/07/19/1016940192/why-steady-low-condo-fees-should-…   Additional Links:   Crdpodcast.com Onlinelearning.realtor for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates   Questions? Comments? Email us at crd@nar.realtor   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com MonicaNeubauer.com FranklinTNBlog.com     Additional Bio:   Linda Olson, REALTOR®, GREEN is with D. Basile Real Estate, LLC in Melbourne, Florida. Linda specializes in all non-residential property types, especially vacant land.   Linda brings a unique perspective to the real estate field as she also has 20 plus years of experience as an environmental consultant. Linda uses this experience to assist Owners and Buyers regarding the intricacies of developing/optimizing/selling and buying environmentally challenged property. Linda also uses this expertise to assist Landlords and Tenants with property leasing.   During both Linda's environmental and real estate careers, for more than 10 years, she was actively involved with the local Home Builders and Contractors Association. The additional knowledge that she gained from this association and the contacts she has with builders, remodelers, and distributors of products gives her unique information and insight into “green” building techniques for improving a home's energy efficiency.   Using both careers, since 2010, Linda has authored and teaches courses that have been approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for continuing education for REALTORS®. Linda has been a Florida REALTORS® Faculty Member since 2013.   Since 2016, Linda has been an approved instructor with the Georgia Association of REALTORS® through their Partners in Education Program and an approved provider and instructor through the Tennessee Real Estate Commission.   The classes that Linda has authored and teaches in Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee are centered on environmental concerns, green/energy efficiency, commercial real estate, the development process, residential construction and negotiating, networking, and commercial and vacant land contracts.   Linda has been awarded the National Association of REALTORS® Green Designation and is an approved Instructor for the NAR's Green Designation Program as well as their Discovering Commercial Real Estate course.   Linda has a Bachelor's degree from Michigan State University in Wildlife Management and a Master of Science degree from the University of Florida in Ecology. She is a member of the National and Florida Association of REALTORS®. Linda is married, has five rescued cats, and resides in Cocoa, Florida and Morganton, Georgia.

In the wake of the Champlain Towers South condominium building collapse, insurance companies are looking to tighten their underwriting requirements on Florida condo association policies.  Policy renewal premiums are expected to increase up to 25% for those that can't show a good building maintenance record.  While the commercial residential market tightens, Florida's homeowners insurance market is going through an upheaval of its own.  One insurance litigation reform measure passed into law is now coming into play in court: presuit settlements.Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller talks with two professionals on the underwriting and legal side for their insight on market changes afoot and advice for insurance companies trying to navigate the changes.Show NotesThis Florida Insurance Roundup podcast covered two topics that have one thing in common: how to clamp down on rising premiums, rising costs, and excessive litigation expense.  Condominium Association Underwriting:Florida's commercial residential insurance companies are actively looking at how to avoid insuring another condominium building collapse or similar major catastrophe.  The Champlain Towers South collapse in June killed 98 residents in Surfside, Florida.  At least five other high-rise buildings in Miami-Dade County have since been partially or fully evacuated for being deemed unsafe.  Brian Squire, Managing Executive Senior Vice President at Hays Companies, a national insurance consulting agency, said there's a systemic issue at play with how condo buildings are maintained and how their associations are governed.  “You have a board of directors that make decisions on behalf of the association, but then the condominium association's governing documents allow its members to veto the board's decision.  These decisions made regarding the maintenance of these associations, on a lot of cases, are based on cost first, then life safety.  This mindset needs to change,” he said, noting there have been multiple associations who've had decisions levied against them recently.In the wake of the disaster, Surfside officials are moving up building recertifications for occupancy from every 40 years to every 30 years and requiring sign-off by both a structural engineer and a geotechnical engineer checking the foundation and subsurface soils.  But Squire insists the age of the building shouldn't be the sole factor.  “I've seen newly constructed buildings have issues similar to a Champlain Towers.  So we really need to wipe away the mindset that this is only needs to be applied to a 40 year building,” said Squire, who has been in the insurance business for 21 years and is based in the condominium-popular Destin, Florida.In his recent conversations with many insurance companies, Squire said there's many potential new underwriting requirements now under consideration.  They include:  More detailed on-site inspections of buildings annually; Requiring board of directors of buildings to sign affidavits, confirming there are no outstanding maintenance issues; Review of past board minutes; and  Review of condo association financial statements Among the solutions he suggested, is requiring engineering studies of all existing condominium buildings, pre-qualification of underwriting through insurance carriers, and possibly legislative changes.   Squire said associations should be proactive prior to policy renewal, too.  “What's going to make it look better is replacing or maintaining a roof and making sure that you have impact windows.  Those are really the two items that can easily be addressed,” he advised.Host Lisa Miller noted that the Building Officials Association of Florida recently held a summit to address structural safety issues and potential changes with other groups.  They included the International Code Council, the National Institute of Building Sciences, the Building Owners and Managers Association, and the Florida Bar's Condominium Law and Life Advisory Task Force.  Proposed legislation is being drafted as well for the Florida Legislature to consider in its January 2022 session.Presuit Settlements:The new presuit settlement law is part of SB 76, Florida's broader new property insurance reform law that took effect in June.  It requires that insurance companies receive a ten-day notice and demand before a lawsuit is filed by first-parties, such as homeowners or commercial building owners.  And it establishes how carriers need to respond.  Michael Monteverde, an insurance defense attorney with the Zinober Diana & Monteverde law firm, said the purpose was to allow insurance companies to resolve conflicts and reduce Florida's “out-of-control litigation.”  But he said some of the intended benefits haven't played out yet, including whether plaintiff attorney fees, a driver in expensive litigation, will ultimately be reduced.With the elimination of Florida's one-way attorney fee statute that encouraged inflated claims, the new law “creates more of a chess game, to try to get everybody to a place where there is a reasonable number,” said Monteverde, who manages the firm's Fort Lauderdale office.  “Because of the way that the fee provision kind of shifts under the new statute and SB 76, what the insurance carriers can do is they can set up the offers in response to the demands in a way that really kind of dares the plaintiff attorneys to reject the offer, because now we are setting up a situation where the fees are either limited or completely done away with and each party to bear its own fees and costs depending on what you are ultimately able to recover in the lawsuit.”He said the new law also takes away from the incentive for a plaintiff attorney to overly demand.  “So if you have a $70,000 case, there's no reason to come in and demand $600,000 to try to move the needle, because you may just be shooting yourself in the foot based on the way that the insurance carrier ultimately responds to that presuit demand,” said Monteverde, who appeared in a June podcast on how SB 76 works.Monteverde added that it seems most of the policyholder attorneys are trying to comply with the presuit notice requirement “and some of the results have been somewhat encouraging,” but there's confusion whether the law applies to actions filed after the effective date of the law (June 11, 2021) or the policy date.Monteverde also weighed-in on the condominium association underwriting issue, noting past catastrophes, such as hurricanes, have revealed that some associations are not keeping statutorily-required reserves for basic functions.  “If I were advising a carrier, I would say look at your underwriting processes, make sure that people are properly reserving, and make sure that the maintenance funds are going where they're supposed to be because they're turning the insurance policies in some instances into maintenance contracts.  And that's not what they are,” he said.“'Maintenance first' sounds like the theme of this podcast for those that are in the commercial residential space,” concluded host Miller.  “Having impact windows, making sure your roof is intact, and of course, consulting with your insurance professional.” Links and Resources Mentioned in this EpisodeBuilding Officials Association of FloridaSurfside's Ripple Effect (LMA Newsletter of July 12, 2021)Legislature to Review Condo Inspection Rules (LMA Newsletter of July 26, 2021)Insurance Impacts of the Surfside Collapse (LMA Newsletter of July 26, 2021)Who Will Insure Florida's High-Rise Condos? (LMA Newsletter of August 9, 2021)Hays CompaniesFlorida Senate bill SB 76 (the presuit settlement section is in lines 1138-1173)DFS Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation portal Zinober Diana & Monteverde law firm Florida Legislature 2021 Bill Watch summary (Lisa Miller & Associates)Florida one-way attorney fee statuteProperty Insurance Reform (The Florida Insurance Roundup podcast, May 23, 2021)Assignment of Benefits & Insurance Litigation Webpage (Lisa Miller & Associates)** The Listener Call-In Line for your recorded questions and comments to air in future episodes is 850-388-8002 or you may send email to LisaMiller@LisaMillerAssociates.com **The Florida Insurance Roundup from Lisa Miller & Associates, brings you the latest developments in Property & Casualty, Healthcare, Workers' Compensation, and Surplus Lines insurance from around the Sunshine State.  Based in the state capital of Tallahassee, Lisa Miller & Associates provides its clients with focused, intelligent, and cost conscious solutions to their business development, government consulting, and public relations needs.  On the web at www.LisaMillerAssociates.com or call 850-222-1041.  Your questions, comments, and suggestions are welcome!  Date of Recording 8/25/2021. 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The collapse of the Champlain Towers was a horrible tragedy killing nearly 100 people in Surfside, Florida. When events like this are caused by mistakes from the HOA and their property managers, where does the blame fall? Will there be criminal charges? Who will bear the financial losses as the lawsuits mount? Michael Kennedy from Berding & Weil joins us. Special thanks to our sponsor Nota.

The collapse of the Champlain Towers was a horrible tragedy killing nearly 100 people in Surfside, Florida. When events like this are caused by mistakes from the HOA and their property managers, where does the blame fall? Will there be criminal charges? Who will bear the financial losses as the lawsuits mount? Michael Kennedy from Berding & Weil joins us. Special thanks to our sponsor Nota.

“Any product that is used to construct the building, finish the building, or furnish the building is comprehended within our standard,” Wendy Vittori on Green Connections Radio The green building sector is booming, and expected to grow to $433 billion by 2024, in efforts to combat climate change, since buildings comprise 40% of U.S. carbon emissions.  But, as we wait for answers to what exactly caused the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida to collapse, we must ask: how do we know these materials are safe? To find out, listen to Wendy Vittori, Executive Director of the Health Products Declaration Collaborative, which developed the Open Standard being used to publicly disclose what is actually in all building materials, in a consistent, reliable and transparent way. You'll learn: How they developed the Open Standard, and who decides What exactly the Open Standard tells us, and what it does not., and why How widely it's used by the construction industry. How and how often it's updated Plus, powerful career advice from this former Fortune 100 c-suite tech executive. "Be honest with yourself… All of us have our strengths and weaknesses, and those weaknesses are just opportunities to be better. That's all they are. And instead of sort of living with that, address it.” Wendy Vittori on Green Connections Radio podcast Read Joan's Forbes article about how their standard might keep us safe, and her ones with the powerful career advice from Wendy here and here too. You'll also want to listen to: Elizabeth Thompson, US Green Building Council, on how innovative green building products are tested. Maria Blasé, President of Ingersoll Rand's Buildings and Trucks Division on reducing their climate impact Laura Busse Dolan, Owner of Applied Imagination, building miniature buildings from plants, botanicals. Jessyca Henderson, American Institute of Architects, on the International Green Building Code And read Joan's other Forbes articles on the safety of green buildings in the face of Surfside here and here. Thanks for subscribing on Apple Podcasts or iHeartRadio and leaving us a review! Join our mailing list to stay up to date on the top podcasts, career tips, and special offers! (Watch for our new podcast name and redesigned website coming very soon!) Reach us on Twitter @joanmichelson    

This episode features our interview with Dr. Mehrooz Zamanzadeh, technical director and principal investigator at Matergenics and Nathan Pace, corrosion engineer for Matergenics. Dr. Mehrooz discusses potential causes of the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside, Florida, and he offers safety recommendations for coastal buildings nearby and nationwide. Dr. Zamamzadeh is a Fellow of NACE international and ASM; a NACE Certified Specialist in coatings, cathodic protection, and materials selection and design; and an AMPP Instructor for condition assessment and corrosion engineering.

COM alum Dr. Ben Abo shares his experiences on scene with Miami-Dade Fire-Rescue during the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside, Florida, June 24, as well as his experiences working with the History Channel and his inspiration for developing the Touro Bull mascot. Music by AShamaluevmusic.comConnect with Ben Abo:IG & Twitter: @benabohttps://www.facebook.com/ChroniclesofanEMSphysician/

In this episode, Naomi dives into the disturbing life and death of John McAfee, the antivirus software pioneer. Guns, teenage girlfriends, drugs, tax evasion, scat sex, and murder--McAfee sought the dangerous life and he found it. Then Macie horrifies us with the ticking time bomb that is the US infrastructure. We just saw evidence of the state of our affairs with the tragic collapse of the Champlain Towers in Florida. Buildings and bridges shouldn't just fall down.   Until next time...  

We examine the causes of last month's collapse of Champlain Towers South in Florida. Almost a hundred residents are now confirmed to have died in the disaster, and Steve Rosenthal, who lived in the building, tells us he was lucky to escape with his life. Ana Bozovic is a real estate agent who works near the collapsed block, and discusses the red flags that were raised about Champlain Towers South in the past. And Benjamin Schafer, who is a structural engineer and professor at Johns Hopkins University explains one of the main theories about why the building's structure failed so catastrophically. Also in the programme, as most remaining coronavirus restrictions are lifted in England, the number of cases of coronavirus continues to rise. That's given rise to what's been dubbed the 'pingdemic', where hundreds of thousands of people are being asked to isolate by the official Test and Trace mobile phone app, because they came into contact with someone who subsequently tested positive for Covid-19. Tony Sophoclides is strategic affairs director at UK Hospitality, and explains the impact it is having on the bars, clubs and other leisure venues its members run. Plus, a news agency has been launched in Africa called Bird, which aims to find inspirational human interest and feature stories from across the continent. We find out more from Moky Makura, executive director of Africa No Filter, which has given its backing to the project.

On the morning of June 24, 2021, Champlain Tower South, a 13-story oceanfront condominium in south Florida, collapsed.  So far, rescue crews working around the clock have recovered 97 bodies from the rubble.  At least a dozen residents still remain unaccounted for as recovery efforts continue.In the last episode of The Blame Game, we spoke with an architect to discuss why this unspeakable tragedy occurred and who, if anyone, was to blame, such as the structural engineer who had found major structural damage in the building following an inspection two-and-half years ago, the architect who had designed the building, and even geotechnical issues which may have compromised the foundation of the building.  In this episode of The Blame Game, we turn our attention to the condominium's board of directors which had been warned about the building's structural issues but never got around to making the necessary repairs. And to help us better understand the role of the condominium's board of directors and its arguable culpability in the Champlin Tower building collapse, we turn to  Mark Foley of the Folson Group, financial consultants for residential condominiums and cooperatives.

This week we talk Floridas push to implement stricter condo building regulations in light of the Champlain Towers collapse. We cover Nikki Fried's request that Florida's Supreme Court revisit a 1987 gun law that restricts city and counties from implementing stricter gun laws than the state level. Grab a glass, grab a stick, kick back and join us this week on Politics on the Rocks!

In this month's news special, Claire Smith (editor), Catherine Kennedy (reporter) and Rob Horgan (news editor) discuss the recent tragic events in Miami, with the collapse in June of the Champlain Towers South building. Then, Claire is joined by former New Civil Engineer editor Ty Byrd, who joined what is now NCE's sister title, Construction News in the wake the collapse of the Ronan Point tower block in East London. Ty tells us about the changes in the construction industry which came about as a result of the collapse.

Cindy O'Malley, Chief Operations Officer and AMPP Global Center Executive Director, joins our podcast to discuss corrosion concerns in residential buildings and the possible implications of corrosion in the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside, Florida, USA.

The collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building raises a host of legal issues. Who can be sued and why? Attorney Peter Tragos breaks down what legal steps we can expect in the near future. #lawyeryouknow #miami #buildingcollapse

Kaala and Jarrell return to the podcast 1 year later to give an update on what's going on in there lives. Jarrell calls in at the 33 minute mark and makes a BIG announcement, Kaala and Jarrell try to explain to Jarrod what it means to be Single and in a Relationship at the same time. They discuss Bill Cosby getting released from prison and was it the right decision? The Champlain Towers collapsing in Surfside, FL. Trick Daddy says Beyonce can't sing? and much more! Music: Tweet - Cab Ride Big K.R.I.T. feat. Lil Wayne & Saweetie - Addiction

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This week we're discussing the legal dimensions of the tragic collapse of the Champlain Towers condominium complex in Surfside, Florida. We unpack the litigation that has followed the disaster, the lawyers working the case pro bono, and the lessons to be learned that could help prevent future tragedies. Also this week, a wrap-up of the latest Supreme Court term with Law360 reporter Jimmy Hoover, and a Fifth Circuit ruling with big consequences for mandatory bar fees. Finally, stay tuned next week as we drop the first episode in our new summer legal movie series: The Pro Say Movie Club.

In our news wrap Friday, vaccinated teachers and students will no longer need to wear masks inside school buildings, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Police in Haiti have arrested 17 men in connection with Wednesday's assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Search crews pulled the remains of 15 more victims from the rubble of the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In our news wrap Friday, vaccinated teachers and students will no longer need to wear masks inside school buildings, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Police in Haiti have arrested 17 men in connection with Wednesday's assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Search crews pulled the remains of 15 more victims from the rubble of the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

The Memphis Tigers are only two seasons removed from a New Year's Six bowl appearance. We preview Memphis' 2021 season, have thoughts from head coach Ryan Silverfield, and discuss the traditions and famous alums of the U of M. The Bearkats of Sam Houston State also get a little love on today's sports-centric show, as SHSU is fresh off their first FCS national championship title. Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King celebrate 40 years of friendship. Plus, the rescue search in Surfside, Fla., has now shifted into a recovery effort for victims of the Champlain Towers condo collapse.

In the early morning of June 24, 2021, Champlain Towers South, a 13-story condominium in Surfside Florida, collapsed without warning.   For the past two weeks, rescue crews have been frantically searching through the rubble in search of survivors.  As of this broadcast, 46 residents have been confirmed dead with close to 100 still being reported as missing.Significantly, years before the collapse, a structural engineer had warned the condominium's board that the building was suffering from “major structural damage” and that there was abundant cracking and crumbling of the columns, beams and walls of the parking garage underneath the building.  Despite this grim assessment, the necessary repairs were never performed.  It was only within the past few months, more than two-and-a-half years after the warning, that Champlain's condo board finally secured a line of credit to pay for the multimillion dollar repair work.In this episode of The Blame Game, we'll try to answer the question of who's to blame for the collapse of Champlain Towers South?  Who's legally responsible for what happened and the resulting loss of life?  And to help us answer these questions, we turn to our guest, Michael Shilale, an architect with Michael Shilale Architects.

Cindy O'Malley, Chief Operations Officer and AMPP Global Center Executive Director, joins our podcast to discuss corrosion concerns in residential buildings and the possible implications of corrosion in the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside, Florida, USA.

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At least 24 people died in the building collapse, and many remain missing. Plus, Elsa is downgraded to a tropical storm, almost all COVID-19 deaths are among unvaccinated people, Jeff Bezos steps down as Amazon CEO and it's a busy day at Wimbledon.(Audio: Associated Press)Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

July Fourth celebrations more than a year in the making, White House hosts Fourth of July celebration, and demolition crews set to implode remainder of Champlain Towers.

July Fourth celebrations more than a year in the making, White House hosts Fourth of July celebration, and demolition crews set to implode remainder of Champlain Towers.

Authorities are pausing search and rescue operations at the partially-collapsed building in Surfside, Florida to prepare for the likely demolition of what remains of the Champlain Towers. At least 24 people are confirmed dead in the collapse and 121 are unaccounted for. The demolition comes as Miami prepares for the arrival of Tropical Storm Elsa which is tracking toward South Florida, with heavy rain and strong winds expected to hit tonight. Correspondent Matt Peddie spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Authorities are pausing search and rescue operations at the partially-collapsed building in Surfside, Florida to prepare for the likely demolition of what remains of the Champlain Towers. At least 24 people are confirmed dead in the collapse and 121 are unaccounted for. The demolition comes as Miami prepares for the arrival of Tropical Storm Elsa which is tracking toward South Florida, with heavy rain and strong winds expected to hit tonight. Correspondent Matt Peddie spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Standing portion of Champlain Towers to be demolished ahead of tropical storm Elsa, millions travel for Independence Day amid growing concern for delta variant, and Biden visits Michigan on the heels of July Fourth vaccination goal.

Joshua Turchin hosts and accompanies a special virtual concert of The Early Night Show with Joshua Turchin July 2 at 8pm to support victims and families impacted by the Surfside Building Collapse. As a South Florida native with many friends impacted by the Champlain Towers collapse, Joshua assembled a cast of Broadway and Off-Broadway performers with ties to South Florida, as well as local talent to come together to help those impacted by the tragedy. The cast includes: Fabi Aguirre(Broadway- On Your Feet, Les Miserables), Alexa Lasanta (The Sound of Music Broadway National Tour), Emily Jewel Hoder (Les Miserables Broadway National Tour), Preston C. Howell (The Voice), Ava-Riley Miles (Broadway- Doctor Zhivago, Evita), Arianna Pereira (School of Rock Broadway National Tour), Isabella Rose Sky(School of Rock Broadway National Tour), Jay Hendrix (Because of Winn Dixie/Goodspeed Musicals, National Tour of A Christmas Story), Vanessa Valentin (Artist Developer, Vocal Coach, and Owner of Rising Starz Performance Academy), Meg Frost, Mira Levinson, Maya Levinson, Dylan Tuccitto and Beatrice Taveras. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Denis Rahb and Tony delve into the Weisselberg indictment, Champlain Towers, Stupid insurrectionists, declining sperm counts, QAnon idiocy,  Trump's cognitive test redux and a smattering of Puddin' Pops Thanks for listening.

The recent incident at the Champlain Towers has focused the countries attention on recent information coming to light in the media. Some of the information being uncovered speaks to waterproofing issues in pool deck area. A damning 2018 report cited numerous instances in which leaks were contributing to the deterioriation of the parking structure below which supported the building. We brought in one of the leading waterproofing experts in the world, Vito Mariano - President of Basecrete to discuss what went wrong and what we can learn from the information we know thus far.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/poolmagazine)

News of the collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, FL has brought sadness, disbelief and not many answers for the survivors and those who lost their loved ones. Just six miles north of Miami Beach, little is known about exactly what caused the collapse on June 24th. As of this recording, 18 victims are confirmed dead and 145 are still unaccounted for. Here to discuss this tragedy with Katrina Daniel, is Catastrophic Injury Attorney, Andrew Yaffa. Follow the show: Instagram: primetimecrime_ Twitter: primetimecrime_ External clip from (LINK) Host: Katrina Daniel Produced: Carmen Lucas Edited: Wyatt Peake In association with legalvideoconcepts.com

The Friday media roundtable covered these stories affecting the First Coast: A federal judge blocked Florida's social media censorship law, a priority for Gov. Ron DeSantis President Joe Biden visited the site of Champlain Towers in Surfside Shad Khan has expressed interest in buying the Jacksonville Fairgrounds land Duval Schools Superintendent Diana Greene has nominated Gregory Burton to lead the DCPS Police The panelists were: Writer Claire Goforth Nate Monroe of The Florida Times-Union Tim Gibbons of The Jacksonville Business Journal Writer Shelton Hull Pickleball Duval Pickleball is breaking ground as Jacksonville's first indoor pickleball facility. Pickleball is a combination of badminton, tennis, and ping pong, and currently is the fastest growing recreational sport in the country. Duval Pickleball's facility is located in Toon Town near TIAA Bank Field. Duval Pickleball is offering both VIP and Standard memberships, along with hourly court rentals and drop-in play sessions.

President Joe Biden arrived this week in Surfside, where he met with the first responders and families affected by the Champlain Towers collapse and pledged that the federal government will pick up 100% of the costs of the response to the collapse.

Do we ever stop Davening for their safety? Dealing with unidentified bodies or parts of them. This recovery can take months: When does Aveilus, Shivah and Kaddish begin? with Rabbi Sholom Lipskar - Rov of The Shul, Bal Harbour, Surfside Florida – 20:13 with Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz - Renowned author and lecturer – 33:26 with Rabbi Yonah Reiss - Av Beis Din of CRC, Chicago – 51:37 מראי מקומות  

Florida officials are working on plans to demolish what's left of the Champlain Towers; the Trump Organization and its CFO were charged in a “sweeping and audacious” tax fraud scheme.; all US and coalition forces have left Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan; White House is sending teams to covid hot spots where vaccination rates remain low.

On this episode of The Butcher Shop, the boys first pay their respect to the lives lost by the tragic collapse of the Champlain Towers in Surfside, FL and debate whether fire fighters are better than cops. We then discuss the recent allegations involving Wynwood club ‘Centro'. Next we tackle the NBA playoffs, including Trae Young's impressive Game 1 performance and Ben Simmons struggling from the free throw line. We debate whether Doic Rivers is a “great” coach and if Trae Young is legit. After that, we talk about Kanye's new penitentiary orange slides and Drake Bell's run in with the law. Finally, we go over the two new drops from Tyler and Logic and talk about how your girl knows which one of your homeboys is choosing for them. You won't want to miss it!! Enjoy :)Support the show

Hanna Scott: Welcome to your new normal: COVID restrictions ease across Washington state. // Seattle officer shoots person in Puyallup during drug trafficking investigation // Seattle mayoral candidate forum on firearms // Miami-Area Condo Board President Warned of Need for Repairs in April Letter  // He wanted to head home to Champlain Towers. His girlfriend wanted him to stay. She may have saved his life. // $50 billion mistakenly deposited into Louisiana family's bank account   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Cosby to Be Released From Prison After Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned // Hiker shares story of survival after spending nine days lost near North Bend  // Grassley, 87, cranks out 22 push-ups at Iowa event // Miami-Area Condo Board President Warned of Need for Repairs in April Letter  // He wanted to head home to Champlain Towers. His girlfriend wanted him to stay. She may have saved his life. // $50 billion mistakenly deposited into Louisiana family's bank account See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un estudio realizado en 2020 por la Universidad Internacional de Florida, el geólogo Shimon Wdowinski detectó un hundimiento de hasta 2 milímetros (mm) por año en el área donde se encuentra el Champlain Towers South.Raúl Paimbert periodista desde Houston con su comentario Corte Suprema de EU otorga victoria a estudiante transgénero para usar baño de hombres en su escuela

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In today's episode, Dr. Boca and Rachel Silver-Cohen ditch the couch, grab the mics and break down the wreckage both figuratively and literally about the tragic building collapse of Champlain Towers in our neighboring town of Surfside, Florida because, well, how could we not? For more information on supporting the rescue mission and/or donations for the victims of Surfside follow the links below: www.Bravofdn.org www.townofsurfsidefl.gov www.supportsurfside.org www.theshul.org/8777 Family Reunification Hotline: 305-614-1891 Want More Unpolished Therapy? Subscribe to our weekly podcast wherever you download podcasts. ***Remember to Rate & Review *** Got questions, concerns, comments for our Unpolished Therapy podcast? Find us on @UnpolishedTherapy on Facebook and Instagram @UnTherapy on Twitter Email us at: UnpolishedTherapy@gmail.com

Join us as we discuss the tragic collapse of the Chaplain Towers South here in Miami, hundreds missing, and only a handful found through the rubble.

WLRN reporters update us on the latest from Surfside. We check in with an attorney about the first lawsuits coming down, damages and who people are suing for responsibility. And we look to a family therapist to share strategies for checking in with yourself — and talking to your kids about this trauma.

The search continues for unaccounted people at the Champlain Towers South Condo in Florida as we hear of more red flags that were raised about the building going back to 2018 and even just two days before it collapsed. An engineering consultant indicated in a 2018 report that concrete damage would multiply exponentially over the years, despite residents being told the building was in good shape. Elisha Fieldstadt, reporter at NBC News, joins us for some of the building warning signs. Next, car dealers are selling more vehicles above the sticker price as demand continues to remain high while supply is low. Dealers are loading cars with extra additions and in some cases charging 10,000 over MSRP. Nora Naughton, auto industry reporter at the WSJ, joins us for why dealers are selling cars for so much, the short answer… is because they can. Finally, the Arizona ballot audit could be backfiring on Republicans as polls continue to show that half of voters oppose it, with independent voters opposing it by 18 points. The counting is done for now, but next comes the report which is expected to be partisan. The polls however do show that voters in AZ might not want Biden to run for a second term. Marc Caputo, national political reporter at Politico, joins us for why there is opposition to the audit.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Alingon interviews a nightclub promoter Jazzy Kay (comedian Amamah Sardar) about The Champlain Towers, but ends up hearing about The Cheetah Lounge. Subscribe for a new sketch daily. For stand up comedy and secrets from Alingon, join the mailing list: alingonmitra.com/shows And follow: - Instagram @AlingonMitra: instagram.com/alingonmitra - YouTube @AlingonMitraComedy: youtube.com/c/AlingonMitraComedy - TikTok @AlingonMitra: tiktok.com/@alingonmitra - Twitter @Alingon: twitter.com/Alingon === Today's Guest: Comedian Amamah Sardar For more from Amamah: - Instagram @AmamahSardar: instagram.com/amamahsardar - The No Fly List Podcast: anchor.fm/the-no-fly-list === Based off The New York Times episode of The Daily: "The Collapse of Champlain Towers" === Check out the recurring guests: linktr.ee/thedailytoo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-daily-too/message

At least 11 people are dead and 150 others remain unaccounted for after a 12-story residential building partially collapsed in South Florida's Miami-Dade County last week

This week we delve into the condo collating Miami. Comedian Alex Pischera comes back on and things get crazy on LE2B. 

▪︎Trump Has Lost It   Is the tide turning against Donald Trump's self-declared political comeback? If you were one of his most trusted advisers, what would you suggest he do as soon as possible?   ▪︎My Surfside Story The search for bodies -- dead or alive, under tons of rubble -- continues in Surfside, Florida, after the collapse June 24 of a 12-story beachfront condominium building. So far, nine deaths have been confirmed and dozens of tenants are still being searched for. Leid Stories host Utrice Leid recalls her accidental "tour" of Surfside and Champlain Towers several years ago.  

At least 11 people have died and more than 150 are still missing after Champlain Towers partially collapsed early Thursday in Surfside, Florida. A woman missing in the deadly Florida condo building collapse called her husband as the tragedy unfolded — and said she saw a sinkhole where the pool used to be before the line went dead, according to a new report.

A few years ago, engineers sounded alarm bells about Champlain Towers, a residential building in Surfside, Fla. Last week, disaster struck and the towers collapsed. At least 11 residents have been confirmed dead and 150 more are still unaccounted for.What caused the building to fail, and why are so many people still missing?Guest: Patricia Mazzei, the Miami bureau chief for The New York Times. Sign up here to get The Daily in your inbox each morning. And for an exclusive look at how the biggest stories on our show come together, subscribe to our newsletter. Background reading: The collapse of Champlain Towers may be one of the deadliest accidental collapses in American history. Here are the key facts.Some engineers looking at the building's failure said that the collapse appeared to have begun somewhere near the bottom of the structure.For more information on today's episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily.Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

El saldo de muertos por el derrumbe de un edificio cerca de Miami subió el lunes a 11, entre ellos dos venezolanos, mientras proseguía la búsqueda de 150 personas aún desaparecidas y los familiares desesperados. Seis días llevan ya los equipos de rescatistas estadounidenses, con refuerzos de Israel y México, rastreando los escombros del edificio en Surfside, Florida. En pos de explicaciones, expertos analizaban posibles fallas preexistentes en el inmueble de 12 pisos del complejo Champlain Towers, que se desplomó en la madrugada del jueves, a unos 20 kilómetros del centro de Miami. De las ruinas empiezan  a salir las verdades ocultas de este desplome. “Tenemos reuniones informativas dos veces al día con rescatistas, bomberos, policía, incluso con médicos forenses”, dice a RFI la periodista Pascale Bonnefoy se encuentra allí siguiendo esta búsqueda. Su padre, Claudio, tío en segundo grado de la presidenta chilena Michelle Bachelet ,y su mujer son algunos de los latinoamericanos que aún no se han encontrado. “Siempre nos van explicando paso a paso todo lo que están haciendo y lo que pueden y no pueden hacer , y por qué es lento. No es simplemente llegar y levantar un gran pedazo de concreto. Están sacando pedacito por pedacito, hicieron una trinchera por el centro y están buscando por los costados. Han encontrado restos humanos. El edificio es muy inestable, hay toda una sección en la que es muy difícil trabajar. Yo creo que están haciendo lo correcto, aquí hay algunos de los mejores equipos rescatistas del mundo que han trabajado en muchos terremotos y también en explosiones, porque a pesar de que aquí no hubo una bomba, el efecto es tipo explosivo, en el sentido que se cayó verticalmente. No cayó como en un terremoto, que se cae a pedazos por el costado. Esto fue como un derrumbe en que 12 pisos terminaron en tres. Realmente está muy aplastado, así que es difícil”. Un informe sobre el edificio había señalado ya en 2018 "daños estructurales importantes", así como "grietas" en el sótano, según documentos publicados el viernes. "La impermeabilización debajo de los bordes de la piscina y la vía de acceso para vehículos (...) ya superó su vida útil y por lo tanto debe ser retirada y reemplazada por completo", escribió en este documento el experto Frank Morabito, pidiendo reparaciones "dentro de un tiempo razonable", sin señalar un riesgo de colapso. “Lo terrible es que ahora están saliendo los informes de años pasados, donde se advertían problemas de socavamiento, que el terreno se estaba hundiendo dos milímetros por año, que los pilares estaban corroídos, que había que hacer trabajos estructurales importantes y que no se hicieron”, dice Bonnefoy. “Los dueños, es decir la junta del edificio no quería gastar esa gran cantidad de dinero en reparar cosas que no son cosméticas. Ese informe salió en 2018, pero también hubo otro informe en 1999 que ya advertía del hundimiento del edificio. Entonces hay una parte que tiene que ver con la no entrega de la información oportuna para evacuar, reparar los cimientos, los fundamentos del edificio. Y por otro lado, que se está construyendo. Y eso es aplicable a todo lo que está aquí en la línea costera, en terrenos que son pantanoso, son humedales rellenos. El agua con sal estaba entrando permanentemente a los cimientos, no se alcanzaba a secar, no se drenaba y esa sal empezó a corroer los fierros, que después se reflejó en roturas o fisuras en el cemento de los pilares. Eso sí es visible al ojo y no hicieron nada. Hay varios factores uno lo que no se hizo a tiempo y otro la manera en que se construyó”. Las reparaciones en el edificio, construido en 1981, estaban programadas y se habían comenzado obras en el techo. "Habrá una investigación minuciosa y completa sobre los motivos que llevaron a esta tragedia", prometió la alcaldesa del condado de Miami-Dade, Daniella Levine Cava. “Es un momento de mucha angustia y dolor, pero yo creo importante que se sepa como ocurrió esto, que se investigue y se determine las responsabilidades, pero también que se empiecen a revisar los demás edificio”, dice Bonnefoy. “Y eso es aplicable también a Chile, porque en Chile también se está construyendo sobre humedales, sobre el borde costero”. 29 latinoamericanos   Dos ciudadanos de Venezuela están entre los muertos confirmados. Se trata de León Oliwkowicz, de 79 años, y su esposa, Cristina, de 74, ambos residentes en Estados Unidos. Sus cuerpos fueron encontrados el sábado y el domingo, respectivamente, dijo la policía de Miami-Dade. La pareja vivía en la unidad 704 del inmueble, informaron sus hijas Daniela y Gabriela en un tuit. Hay 29 latinoamericanos de los que todavía no se tienen noticias: nueve de Argentina, seis de Colombia, seis de Paraguay, cuatro de Venezuela, tres de Uruguay y uno de Chile. Cristina Oliwkowicz tenía también nacionalidad uruguaya, pero la cancillería de Uruguay dijo que no estaba entre las tres personas de ese país que se siguen buscando. Al menos cuatro canadienses podrían estar "afectados", según funcionarios consulares. Entre los latinoamericanos desaparecidos, estaban Sophia López Moreira, cuñada del presidente de Paraguay, su esposo, Luis Pettengill, y tres menores de edad, así como Lady Luna Villalba, quien había viajado con ellos como niñera, de acuerdo con información del gobierno paraguayo. También era buscado el abogado chileno Claudio Bonnefoy, pariente de la expresidenta de Chile Michelle Bachelet. Su hija, Pascale Bonnefoy, que viajó a Miami para seguir de cerca las labores de rescate, destacó el trabajo "sin descanso" de los socorristas, pero pidió avanzar en las indagaciones. "Solidaridad hemos recibido mucha, y ha sido muy bonito, pero creo que lo que hay que hacer es investigar las causas", declaró a CNN. El presidente estadounidense, Joe Biden, que ya declaró el estado de emergencia que habilita ayuda federal, dijo que su gobierno está listo para "cualquier apoyo o asistencia que se necesite". Con AFP

In today's episode of This Day in Miami History, those impacted by the disaster at Champlain Towers in Surfside remain in our prayers. We break format to take a look back at August 5, 1974, the previous most deadly building collapse in Miami-Dade County history.Please consider supporting a charitable cause helping in Surfside, or visit https://supportsurfside.org/ to find out how you can help.To learn more about today's topic, consider reading the article "After A DEA Building Collapsed In 1974, Engineer Created Recertification Program To Prevent Future Disasters" by Jenny Staletovich of WLRN here: https://www.wlrn.org/news/2021-06-24/after-a-dea-building-collapsed-in-1974-engineer-created-re-certification-program-to-prevent-future-disastersSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/this-day-in-miami-history-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

28 de junio | Nueva YorkHola, maricoper. Tragedia en Miami.Bienvenido al maricoffee, un repaso a tres titulares para empezar bien informado la semana con podcast narrado.Si te gusta el formato, puedes recibir entregas extra los martes, miércoles y jueves con una suscripción premium con la que apoyarás el proyecto periodístico independiente de La Wikly:INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE. El servidor de Discord de Maricopa estará abierto al público a lo largo de los próximos meses a modo Campamento de verano, así que si estás interesado en unirte, puedes hacerlo a través de este formulario.Leer esta newsletter te llevará 3 minutos y 28 segundos.Hola, Wendy. Bienvenido a La Wikly.🏢 Miami, de lutoTras el derrumbe el jueves pasado de un edificio residencial en Surfside, Florida, los equipos de búsqueda continúan intentando encontrar a los más de 150 desaparecidos. El domingo, durante una conferencia de prensa, las autoridades confirmaron la muerte de al menos nueve personas.El alcalde de Surfside, Charles Burkett, dijo que una empresa de ingeniería comenzará a inspeccionar otros edificios de Champlain Towers, desarrollados por la misma constructora, a partir del martes.La evacuación sigue siendo voluntaria para esos edificios, pero las personas que quieran ser reubicadas durante el proceso de inspección podrán quedarse en otro lugar, según dijo Burkett.La causa del colapso aún se desconoce, pero NPR corroboró la existencia de informes que advertían sobre “daños estructurales importantes” que requerían reparación inmediata.Más información en NPR.🇵🇸 Protestas en PalestinaCientos de personas se congregaron en la ciudad de Ramallah en el tercer día consecutivo de protestas contra la Autoridad Palestina por la muerte del activista Nizar Banat.Banat fue arrestado la semana pasada por las fuerzas de Mahmud Abás, actual presidente de Palestina, y murió bajo su custodia pocas horas después de su detención.Nizar Banat, de 43 años, era un crítico abierto de la Autoridad Palestina que tenía la intención de presentarse a las elecciones parlamentarias antes de que fueran canceladas a principios de este año.Al menos cinco periodistas resultaron heridos en las protestas, incluida la corresponsal de Middle East Eye, Shatha Hammad, que fue golpeada en la cara con un bote de gas lacrimógeno.Hammad dijo que las fuerzas de la Autoridad Palestina habían "atacado intencionalmente" a periodistas y habían usado a policías vestidos de civiles para atacar y arrestar a los manifestantes.Más información en Al Jazeera.🐘 ¿Una nueva derecha?El autor J.D. Vance tiene previsto anunciar este próximo jueves su campaña a la candidatura republicana al Senado por Ohio. El actual senador republicano Rob Portman se retira en 2022.Vance es conocido por haber escrito la novela autobiográfica ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ que en 2016 apareció en listas como esta de The New York Times: ‘6 libros para entender la victoria de Trump’.Vance, de 36 años, representa a la nueva clase republicana que aúna populismo económico con valores conservadores tradicionales y guerras culturales.La carrera en Ohio le enfrentará al que es ahora favorito, el extesorero de Ohio Josh Mandel, un eterno candidato senatorial que tiene pensado abrazar la versión más descarnada del trumpismo para conseguir su primera victoria.Las elecciones de medio mandato de 2022 decidirán qué partido controla las cámaras baja y alta en el segundo tramo del primer mandato de Biden. El Senado se decidirá por carreras como la de Ohio, donde los republicanos parten con ventaja.Ohio se ha ido yendo a la derecha en los últimos años, aunque el senador demócrata Sherrod Brown ha logrado aguantar las embestidas republicanas. El ahora congresista demócrata Tim Ryan quiere lograr lo mismo.Más información en Politico.Si quieres apoyar este proyecto, y de paso tener acceso a nuestra comunidad de Discord, los eventos exclusivos que organizamos allí y recibir contenido exclusivo tres veces a la semana, puedes apuntarte a La Wikly Premium aquí:Feliz semana, This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.lawikly.com/subscribe

On this week's Curmudgeon's Corner, Sam and Ivan discuss the Champlain Towers collapse, developments with the voting rights bills in congress, the potential infrastructure deal, some SCOTUS stuff, and even freeing Britney. Before all that, they also talk about a mouse, and Van Gogh exhibits. Once again a full, jam packed show! Show Details: Recorded 2021-06-25 Length this week - 2:03:23 (0:01:07-0:23:45) But First Agenda The mouse Van Gogh exhibits (0:24:52-0:50:49) Champlain Towers (0:51:07-1:24:57) Legislative Process Voting rights bills Infrastructure week (1:25:58-2:03:02) Legal Stuff SCOTUS Free Britney The stuff at the end The Curmudgeon's Corner theme music is generously provided by Ray Lynch. Our intro is "The Oh of Pleasure" (Amazon MP3 link) Our outro is "Celestial Soda Pop" (Amazon MP3 link) Both are from the album "Deep Breakfast" (iTunes link) Please buy his music and support his GoFundMe.

Marc Fisher, Senior Editor at The Washington Post, describes the last moments of Champlain Towers South.

George Keys of Keys Claims Consultants, LLC has dedicated his professional life to becoming one of the leading advocates for policyholders in property insurance claims. As rescue workers continue to search the wreckage of Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida, insurance issues are in the spotlight. Armed with 40+ years of experience in the insurance industry, George Keys is uniquely qualified to address the catastrophic collapse that occurred on June 24, 2021. Mr. Keys represents policyholders all over the world, striving to ensure that policyholders are properly paid for their damages.

A structural field survey report completed nearly three years before the collapse of the Champlain Towers south condominium complex in Surfside raised concerns about structural damage to the concrete slab below the pool deck and “cracking and spalling” located in the parking garage. The report from October 2018 was included in a series of public records documents that were published overnight on the Surfside, Florida town website. The New York Times was the first media outlet to publish a story about the field survey report.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Diamond K talks about a Miami-Dade tragedy. At least four people have died and at least 159 are still unaccounted for as rescue teams continue to search for residents trapped in the rubble of the collapsed Champlain Towers condo complex in Surfside, Florida.

An update on the collapse of Surfside's Champlain Towers and the question about Florida sinking comes to the forefront. Listeners comment. COVID infections continue with a mutation of the Delta variant. A "superhero" vaccine could be the answer to genetic issues. The US government promises another report on UFOs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An update on the collapse of Surfside's Champlain Towers and the question about Florida sinking comes to the forefront. Listeners comment. COVID infections continue with a mutation of the Delta variant. A "superhero" vaccine could be the answer to genetic issues. The US government promises another report on UFOs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

McAfee's dead mans kill switch was real. Not only that but the DS is pissed! He said computers would be at the corner of Colllins and 88th St. right where Champlain Towers and other buildings went down right after the Q posted on his Insta account. The account was taken down, but not before a few people opened the file and found hexadecimal representation of a private key for an Ethereum wallet. Crypto - ETH and BTC will probably go down, which then may cause chaos with the Fed because they are trying to harness crypto as a solution for their failed (criminal) organization. I actually think the govt and powers that be will kill the internet to stop the information. Prepare just in case. But this means businesses banking etc. The shit storm is here. Brace yourselves for impact. Love, peace and hugs. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chai-velocity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-velocity/support

Los equipos de rescate continúan este viernes la desesperada búsqueda de sobrevivientes entre los escombros del edificio parcialmente derrumbado en Miami.

Los residentes de Surfside, en el condado de Miami-Dade, están en shock tras el colapso parcial de un edificio de 12 plantas frente a la playa.