Podcasts about common areas

What makes turnkey interior design services unique, and how do they differ from full-service design?In this episode, I break down turnkey styling—the extra layer of service that transforms an empty house into a completely livable home. Learn the difference between standard full-service design (which includes mood boards, floor plans, and furnishings) and turnkey services that add those final touches clients need to simply "turn the key" and move in.I walk you through exactly what turnkey items to include in each room—from luxurious sheets and towels to kitchen essentials, decorative accessories, and organizational solutions.I also share practical advice on sourcing these items, asking clients the right questions about their lifestyle needs, and even including a personal story about learning the importance of offering sheet selection to clients. You'll discover how offering these additional services not only delights your clients but can also become a valuable addition to your design business.If you are looking for a roadmap for implementing turnkey styling in your design business, this episode is a must-listen. By the end, you'll understand how to anticipate your clients' every need and create a home that's truly ready for living from day one.Tune in now!Why you've got to check out today's episode:Discover how to expand your design services beyond traditional full-service interior design with turnkey stylingLearn specific room-by-room turnkey recommendations - a complete checklist for implementing turnkey styling service in your design businessGain insights on how to build a reputation for exceptional, comprehensive interior design services that clients will love and recommendCheck out the show notes >>> Turnkey Styling Services Your Clients Will LoveLinks Mentioned:Sourcing for sheets and comforters? Check out Cozy Earth and use code DESIGNCURIOUS for 40% offNEXT STEPS:Join the My Design Mentor to kickstart a successful career in interior design!Grab your freebies:Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my CareerConnect With Me:Email: podcast@rwarddesign.comInstagram: @rwarddesign Website at rwarddesign.comThanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week...Timestamps:(0:00) Introduction(02:01) Full-Service Interior Design vs. Turnkey Service(05:13) Turnkey Items for Kitchen(06:48) Turnkey Items for Bathroom(08:04) Turnkey Items for Bedroom(11:16) Turnkey Items for Living Room & Common Areas(13:49) Enhancing Client Experience with Turnkey Services

Watch the YouTube version of this episode HEREAre you a law firm owner who is looking for ways to save money for their firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson delves into the hidden costs of running a law firm, emphasizing inefficiencies in processes that drain resources and morale. Running a law firm is something that will cost a lot of money, mainly through hidden costs. One of the biggest hidden costs are processes that are inefficient. This could be workflows that are not streamlined, such as softwares that are not set up properly or manual data entry. Tyson provides some tips to resolve these inefficiencies. One way is to auto-populate information so things are not done manually or making clear communication goals for employees, such as having a 24 hour response time for client emails.Listen in to learn more!02:10 Impact on Employee Morale 03:08 Common Areas of Inefficiency05:00 Communication Bottlenecks06:57 Overcomplication of Tasks07:56 Underutilization of Technology Tune in to today's episode and checkout the full show notes here.

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - Close to 50 people turned up at Mansons Hall on January 24, for an update on the construction coming or already underway in the downtown Mansons area. The Cortes Housing Society, Southern Cortes Community Association (SCCA), Cortes Island Community Foundation and Cortes Island Pickleball Society were on hand to describe what's taking place at Rainbow Ridge, the multipurpose courts and the Village Commons.   Regional Director Mark Vonesch exclaimed, “The big news here on Cortes is that the Housing Society is going to start building houses this year.” Sandra Wood, who's been at the heart of the Rainbow Ridge affordable housing project from the beginning, added, “It's exciting to finally get shovels in the ground. We feel like we've been shovel ready for years.”   Manda Aufochs Gillespie, from the Cortes Island Foundation, described another focus of the meeting “More and more, it's clear that the Village Commons is really this whole area and all the things that we gather in the heart of Mansons to do.” She mentioned the shared office and workspace which was close to completion beside FOCI, the CKTZ radio station and the little green with a picnic table. “The space is opened up so that you can get into that area where the pavilion is basically breaking ground as we speak. So by the summer, the pavilion will be up, wired into the radio station, and set up for performances. We also have put in these storage spaces. We have signed a lease for two of them with the Cortes Island Food Bank, as a drop off and distribution center, but also just to expand their capacity. The other two we're hoping will be for non-profit and the public because, as we all know, somehow on this island there is never enough space.”  “This whole space has largely been possible because the SCCA was like, ‘yes, let's think about parking as a community effort downtown.' Which I've really appreciated because before it looked like we would have to use a whole huge chunk of that rather small space for parking. There has been the creation of a set of new parking spaces, which is going to be  signed, I think, by this summer.” Cora Moret, from the SCCA, continued,  “I love the idea that this is all the Village Commons and that all these nonprofits are looking for the same thing, which is the Cortes community. So why would each place have a separate parking lot? It's all within a few dozen metres of each other.”  “There is a sign  as you come up past this parking lot, directly to the west of the parking lot between the skate park and the fire hall.  It just looks like  a cleared gravel area, and we'll work on that. What we'd like to see is an area that is central , that  could host some EV charging stations. That hopefully is coming in the near future. BC Hydro wants to pay for these but they have  certain parameters around them. So we're working on that too.” “We're going to be bringing in more grant projects for  the area between the skate park and the parking lot. We are very open to input. We're happy to hear what you think of what we're doing, what you think we should do or could do.” The main interview was with Sadhu Johnston from the Cortes Island Housing Society.

In this episode of the HMO Property Show, host Neil Gibb shares his expertise on converting established properties into Houses of Multiple Occupancy (HMOs). With the property market in Perth, Australia, experiencing significant price increases, Gibb discusses the challenges of finding suitable properties for HMO conversions and the strategies he uses to identify and evaluate potential opportunities. Gibb walks viewers through the process of analyzing floor plans, estimating conversion costs, and calculating potential rental income for several example properties. He highlights the importance of maintaining adequate common areas and ensuring the bedrooms are of a suitable size to provide comfortable and affordable accommodation for tenants. [00:00] Introduction to the HMO Property Show and the current property market in Perth [02:30] Strategies for searching for and evaluating established properties for HMO conversion [06:00] Analyzing a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom property in Rivervale [16:00] Exploring a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom property in Hocking [33:00] Reviewing a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom property in Rockingham and discussing the limitations of smaller properties for HMO conversion Throughout the episode, Gibb shares his insights and experiences, providing valuable information for both seasoned investors and those new to the world of HMO property investing. For more information, visit For those that prefer to watch you can also catch us on YouTube. Want help with your investment strategy? Reach out to us for a free, no-obligation initial chat with our team and see how we can help you with your investment journey. Book Now Join the Perth HMO and NDIS High Cashflow Investment Properties Facebook Group. The HMO Property CoWebsite: www.thehmopropertyco.com Instagram: @the_hmo_property_co FaceBook: The HMO Property Co LinkedIn: The HMO Property Co YouTube: The HMO Property Co TikTok: thehmopropertyco_ Spotify: The HMO Property Show Apple Podcast: The HMO Property Show Living Rooms - https://livingrooms.com.au/ Disclaimer Nothing on this channel should be considered tax, financial, investment or any kind of advice. Everyone should do their own due diligence as only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are right for your situation. Our goal is to frequently feature edgy and actionable value, thought leadership and property/investment strategies. #newbuild #HMOPropertyShow #PropertyInvestment #HMO #RealEstateTips #BuildToRent #NewBuild #PropertyDevelopment #Investing #RealEstate #LandlordLife #InvestmentProperty #PropertyMarket #ConstructionJourney #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #RentalIncome #NeilGibb #PropertyDevelopment #Investing #FinancialFreedom #renovation #coliving #perthpropertyinvesting

Regan Brown, Host, and Bill Mann, President of The GB Group Construction & Painting, interview Kelly Richardson, a partner at Richardson|Ober LLP. In this episode, they discuss the challenges of dealing with negative people in community associations. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction  02:30 Dealing with Negative People in Community Associations  06:31 The Clash Between Independence and Shared Power  10:26 Understanding the Legal Issues Surrounding Harassment  14:45 Balancing Video Surveillance in Common Areas  18:50 The Role of Legal Counsel in Handling Difficult Situations  25:02 Transparency, Communication, and People-Centric Approaches  31:15 Conclusion and Contact Information

Would you rather an AI evaluate your work performance, or a mid-level manager? Would you watch local sports live-streamed by a network of AI cameras? Would you install AI cameras to secure your home?SHOW NOTESECONOMYJapanic Monday: Japanese Bonds, Stocks Halted After Plunging Into Bear Market As Everything Crashes EverywhereWarren Buffett's $8 Billion Japan Profit Is A Game-ChangerWarren Buffett surprises by slashing Berkshire Hathaway's longtime Apple stake in second quarterBuy American. I Am. — Buffet Op-EdSOCIETY 5.0A product that allows you to experience "Facial Recognition Ticket Gates" and "AI Voice Guidance" with "Plarail"IBM Japan to disclose how AI is used to evaluate its work forcePanasonic HD to supply over 200 "face pass ticket gates" to Osaka MetroThe era of self-security is here! What we learned from testing the monitoring capabilities of the "MS LifeConnect AI Smart Camera" in six challengesTOA begins demonstration experiment to combat illegal dumping on port roads using AI camerasMitsui Fudosan Residential to Introduce Facial Recognition to 340 Rooms and Common Areas of Senior HousingA first in the country! Baseball-specific AI cameras and PTZ cameras are installed at Wakasa Stadium Kyoto

You've probably heard about Capital allowances. You might even know something about this generally little known area of tax relief. But I'm sure you'd like to know more, right?If you have Commercial property, Serviced Accommodation or even HMOs, then it's definitely worth your while listening to this two-part special on Capital Allowances because it could save you thousands of pounds. And who wouldn't like that?Not many people know more about Capital Allowances than Arthur Kemp of Exact Capital Allowances so, you'd be well advised to listen now as we discuss:- Types of properties that qualify for capital allowances- Discussion on the legislation surrounding capital allowances- The distinction between dwelling houses and non-dwelling premises- Qualification of commercial properties, serviced accommodations, and HMOs- Case law and challenges related to HMO properties and capital allowances- Identification of second fix items- Examples of items that qualify for capital allowances- The exclusion of structural elements from capital allowances- Specific items that can be claimed including lighting, heating systems, security, soft furnishings, and more- The confusion around claiming capital allowances in HMOs- Differentiation between common areas, communal areas, and dwelling areas- Eligible items for claiming in common areas and the challenges in the HMO sector- The value of installations and services to the entire property- Historically changing interpretations and the impact of case law on claiming capital allowances in HMOs- Potential changes in legislation- Details about recent spring budget (2024) changes and its implications- The potential impact on holiday lets and the capital allowances for such properties- Perspectives on the likelihood of retrospective amendments and implementation of potential changesIn Part Two (Episode 160) we'll be discussing:- Deadlines for applications and strategic use of capital allowances- The mechanism of the annual investment allowance- The role of capital allowances in building a more profitable UK property portfolioKeywords:Expat Property, Capital Allowances, Tax Relief, Commercial Property, Serviced Accommodation, HMOs, Tax Saving, Special, Guests, Arthur Kemp, Ideal Housemates, Kim and Aggie, Carol Vorderman, Boris Johnson, Peace and Quiet, Property Tour, Measurement Tool, Whatsapp Video, Tax Return, Legislation, Dwelling House, Communal Areas, Common Areas, Plant and Machinery, Second Fix Items, Short Term Rentals, Furnished Holiday Lets, Case Law, Spring Budget, Tax Simplification, HMRC

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Welcome to the Hey Docs! Podcast with your host Jill Allen. Today, we're delving into the world of orthodontics and OSHA compliance with Andrea Cook. From learning how to stay compliant, the impact of COVID-19 on regulations, and the common challenges practices face with infection control and training we're covering it all. There is a lot to learn… Let's get started. Summary In this conversation, Jill interviews Andrea about the importance of OSHA compliance in orthodontic practices. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on compliance, training team members, consequences of non-compliance, common areas of non-compliance, and overlooked areas of compliance. Andrea emphasizes the need for ongoing training and staying up to date with regulations. She also provides advice on how to train team members and ensure compliance effectively. The conversation concludes with a speed round of fun questions. https://www.andreacookconsulting.com/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063557741889 TakeawaysOSHA Compliance is Crucial for Patient and Staff Safety: Andrea highlights the importance of adhering to OSHA standards in orthodontic practices not just as a legal requirement, but as a fundamental aspect of ensuring the safety and well-being of both patients and staff.COVID-19 Has Changed the Compliance Landscape: The pandemic has introduced new compliance challenges and heightened the significance of existing regulations. Andrea discusses how orthodontic practices have had to adapt to these changes to maintain safety and compliance.Effective Training is Key to Compliance: Andrea underscores the necessity of continuous and effective training for all team members. This includes not only initial training but also ongoing education to keep up with the latest OSHA regulations and best practices.Awareness of Common and Overlooked Areas of Non-Compliance: The conversation sheds light on areas where orthodontic practices commonly fail to comply with OSHA standards, as well as areas that are often overlooked. This insight can help practices audit their own compliance efforts and make necessary adjustments.Proactive Measures Ensure Better Compliance: Andrea offers advice on proactive strategies for ensuring compliance, including staying informed about regulatory updates, implementing regular training sessions, and establishing a culture of safety within the practice. This proactive approach helps prevent non-compliance and its associated consequences.Connect With Our Advertisers Kaleidoscope - Orthodontic Digital Marketing GreyFinch - Web Based Practice Management SoftwareSmileSuite - Customizable Presentation Software and Post-Consultation Follow-Up Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:41 Importance of OSHA Compliance08:17 Understanding OSHA Compliance12:26 Implementing OSHA Compliance in Practice16:51 Impact of COVID-19 on OSHA Compliance21:05 Training Team Members on OSHA Compliance24:45 Importance of OSHA Compliance for Non-Clinical Team Members27:41 Consequences of Non-Compliance29:37 Common Areas of Non-Compliance33:30 Overlooked Areas of Compliance36:24 Training Summer Hires and Temporary Staff38:39 Final Thoughts and Advice43:12 Contact Information46:15 Speed Round Are you ready to start a practice of your own? Do you need a fresh set of eyes or some advice in your existing practice? Reach out to me- www.practiceresults.com. If you like what we are doing here on Hey Docs! and want to hear more of this awesome content, give us a 5-star Rating on your preferred listening platform and subscribe to our show so you never miss an episode. New episodes drop every Thursday! Episode Credits:Hosted by Jill AllenProduced by Jordann KillionAudio Engineering by Johnny Mitchell

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more and more common on our roads and in our garages. Even those who once stated that they would never own an EV are now taking the leap and investing in one due to rising gas prices and various rebates and tax incentives that help to reduce the overall price of the vehicles. For some, however, a definite barrier to purchase involves living and working in large buildings where it is not easy or convenient to charge. That's the problem that Sparklin is looking to solve.Sparklin simplifies the EV charging processThe e-mobility platform offered by Sparklin is an end-to-end solution that consists of a circuit connected to a management platform for owners and an application for users. The platform is designed to make charging electric vehicles easier and smarter, particularly in scenarios where individuals live in condominiums or work for companies in large office buildings.As electric vehicles become more and more mainstream, the need for such a platform becomes increasingly apparent. For example, in condominium settings, residents may have electric vehicles and need to charge them regularly. While there may be a charging station nearby, it can be inconvenient to either wait around for the charge to complete or have to stop what you are doing to go back and retrieve the vehicle.Instead, Sparklin's platform allows individuals to charge their vehicles at home by plugging them into their own chargers, or shared chargers allocated at the condominium or office. This is potentially a life-changing convenience for people in this situation.The challenges with publicly accessible chargingBut even with the added convenience, there are possible challenges. One that may arise in a setting with many users might be determining who is using the charger at any given time and knowing how much electricity they are consuming. To address this issue, Sparklin offers condominiums and companies the opportunity to install chargers and access a management page. This page allows them to add users, track usage, and potentially set up a billing system. By doing so, the platform enables a fair and transparent process for charging electric vehicles in shared spaces.The authentication process for this tracking is facilitated through a mobile application available on both Android and iOS. Users can authenticate themselves using their phones, ensuring that the correct individual is billed for the correct amount of electricity consumed. This will prevent unauthorized usage or potential theft of electricity. The platform also allows users to specify which charger they intend to use, ensuring that the charging process is seamless and efficient.Companies can implement Sparklin, tooAnother unique feature of Sparklin is the versatility and potential applications of their e-mobility platform. For example, companies can implement chargers in their parking spaces to offer charging services to employees. This allows employees to charge their vehicles during the workday, providing a convenient solution for electric vehicle owners. Additionally, companies with electric vehicle fleets can use the platform to manage and track the charging of these vehicles.The platform also addresses the issue of employees using their personal electricity to charge company-owned electric vehicles. Sparklin's solution allows individuals to easily download reports from the app, simplifying the reimbursement process. This ensures that employees are fairly compensated for the electricity used to charge company vehicles.Possible concerns of this platformOne of the main concerns with electric vehicle charging installations is that they can be semi-permanent and take up space, potentially damaging walls. However, the installation of Sparklin's charging solution is incredibly easy. It is essentially an outlet with an additional connected part. The device can be mounted on a wall, just like a regular outlet, and linked to the electrical network in the house or any other location. If the device needs to be removed, it can be done by removing a few screws. This ease of installation and removal makes it convenient for users and reduces the risk of damage to walls or concrete.Another important aspect of affordable and easy electric vehicle charging is the price point. Sparklin's e-mobility platform is designed to be accessible to everyone, with a price of around $100. This affordability ensures that individuals from all socioeconomic backgrounds can access sustainable and convenient charging solutions.While fast charging infrastructure is necessary for public spaces, it is not always feasible or practical for individuals to have fast charging capabilities at home. The electrical network may not be able to handle the demand, and deploying massive infrastructure for individual fast charging would be inefficient. Therefore, having a charging solution like Sparklin's that can be easily installed at home provides a practical and sustainable option for daily charging needs.ConclusionTo sum it all up, this interview highlights the benefits of Sparklin's e-mobility platform in simplifying the charging process for electric vehicles. By providing an end-to-end solution that includes a management platform and mobile application, the platform enables individuals in shared spaces to charge their vehicles conveniently and fairly. The authentication process ensures that the correct individual is billed for the electricity consumed, preventing unauthorized usage. Furthermore, the platform offers versatility in its applications, allowing companies to provide charging services to employees and manage company-owned electric vehicle fleets. Overall, Sparklin's e-mobility platform is a valuable tool in promoting the adoption and convenience of electric vehicles in daily life.The availability of Sparklin's e-mobility platform is another significant aspect. During CES 2024, the platform was already available in France and was soon to be launched in the United States. To stay updated on the launch of Sparklin's e-mobility platform in the United States, interested individuals can visit the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing TechnologySponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. 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Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more and more common on our roads and in our garages. Even those who once stated that they would never own an EV are now taking the leap and investing in one due to rising gas prices and various rebates and tax incentives that help to reduce the overall price of the vehicles. For some, however, a definite barrier to purchase involves living and working in large buildings where it is not easy or convenient to charge. That's the problem that Sparklin is looking to solve.Sparklin simplifies the EV charging processThe e-mobility platform offered by Sparklin is an end-to-end solution that consists of a circuit connected to a management platform for owners and an application for users. The platform is designed to make charging electric vehicles easier and smarter, particularly in scenarios where individuals live in condominiums or work for companies in large office buildings.As electric vehicles become more and more mainstream, the need for such a platform becomes increasingly apparent. For example, in condominium settings, residents may have electric vehicles and need to charge them regularly. While there may be a charging station nearby, it can be inconvenient to either wait around for the charge to complete or have to stop what you are doing to go back and retrieve the vehicle.Instead, Sparklin's platform allows individuals to charge their vehicles at home by plugging them into their own chargers, or shared chargers allocated at the condominium or office. This is potentially a life-changing convenience for people in this situation.The challenges with publicly accessible chargingBut even with the added convenience, there are possible challenges. One that may arise in a setting with many users might be determining who is using the charger at any given time and knowing how much electricity they are consuming. To address this issue, Sparklin offers condominiums and companies the opportunity to install chargers and access a management page. This page allows them to add users, track usage, and potentially set up a billing system. By doing so, the platform enables a fair and transparent process for charging electric vehicles in shared spaces.The authentication process for this tracking is facilitated through a mobile application available on both Android and iOS. Users can authenticate themselves using their phones, ensuring that the correct individual is billed for the correct amount of electricity consumed. This will prevent unauthorized usage or potential theft of electricity. The platform also allows users to specify which charger they intend to use, ensuring that the charging process is seamless and efficient.Companies can implement Sparklin, tooAnother unique feature of Sparklin is the versatility and potential applications of their e-mobility platform. For example, companies can implement chargers in their parking spaces to offer charging services to employees. This allows employees to charge their vehicles during the workday, providing a convenient solution for electric vehicle owners. Additionally, companies with electric vehicle fleets can use the platform to manage and track the charging of these vehicles.The platform also addresses the issue of employees using their personal electricity to charge company-owned electric vehicles. Sparklin's solution allows individuals to easily download reports from the app, simplifying the reimbursement process. This ensures that employees are fairly compensated for the electricity used to charge company vehicles.Possible concerns of this platformOne of the main concerns with electric vehicle charging installations is that they can be semi-permanent and take up space, potentially damaging walls. However, the installation of Sparklin's charging solution is incredibly easy. It is essentially an outlet with an additional connected part. The device can be mounted on a wall, just like a regular outlet, and linked to the electrical network in the house or any other location. If the device needs to be removed, it can be done by removing a few screws. This ease of installation and removal makes it convenient for users and reduces the risk of damage to walls or concrete.Another important aspect of affordable and easy electric vehicle charging is the price point. Sparklin's e-mobility platform is designed to be accessible to everyone, with a price of around $100. This affordability ensures that individuals from all socioeconomic backgrounds can access sustainable and convenient charging solutions.While fast charging infrastructure is necessary for public spaces, it is not always feasible or practical for individuals to have fast charging capabilities at home. The electrical network may not be able to handle the demand, and deploying massive infrastructure for individual fast charging would be inefficient. Therefore, having a charging solution like Sparklin's that can be easily installed at home provides a practical and sustainable option for daily charging needs.ConclusionTo sum it all up, this interview highlights the benefits of Sparklin's e-mobility platform in simplifying the charging process for electric vehicles. By providing an end-to-end solution that includes a management platform and mobile application, the platform enables individuals in shared spaces to charge their vehicles conveniently and fairly. The authentication process ensures that the correct individual is billed for the electricity consumed, preventing unauthorized usage. Furthermore, the platform offers versatility in its applications, allowing companies to provide charging services to employees and manage company-owned electric vehicle fleets. Overall, Sparklin's e-mobility platform is a valuable tool in promoting the adoption and convenience of electric vehicles in daily life.The availability of Sparklin's e-mobility platform is another significant aspect. During CES 2024, the platform was already available in France and was soon to be launched in the United States. To stay updated on the launch of Sparklin's e-mobility platform in the United States, interested individuals can visit the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing TechnologySponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. 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In this episode, we equip you with vital knowledge about what to screen and assess for when assisting victims of human trafficking.  Our trusted guide is none other than Dr. Celia Williamson, director of the Human Trafficking and Social Justice Institute at the University of Toledo. She shines a light on a recently revised screening tool designed to identify at-risk and currently trafficked youth. This episode will help you recognize the 10 vital areas where trafficking victims may require assistance, such as basic needs, safety, orientation, education, and legal aid.Ever puzzled over how to shield at-risk girls from the clutches of human trafficking? We will provide a brief explanation of the transformative 'best life' curriculum, a powerful resource to empower girls to spot perilous situations and individuals. It also assists them in finding secure solutions and evaluating their choices wisely. March on with us as we navigate the complex needs of survivors, from legal and mental health needs to basic needs and sometimes substance abuse needs. We emphasize the necessity of connecting survivors with the right services and supports, empowering them to regain their own individual power. As we wrap up, we delve into the importance of healthcare and preventive care for survivors, giving you crucial insights into their specific needs and the importance of a holistic approach. Don't miss out!If you are interested in receiving the latest, free, valid screening tool to be used with youth ages 12-17, please email me at celia.williamson@utoledo.edu 

Dive into the world of pain management with Natural Pro Bodybuilder Tyler Yasuda and Elite Powerlifter Mike Nelson, Agile PT. In this episode, explore topics ranging from Tyler's pec major tear to the prevalence of such injuries in powerlifting.Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or seeking expert advice on injury recovery, this podcast offers valuable insights. Check out the timestamps below for specific topics of interest!Introduction to Mike's Background01:55 Update on Tyler's Pec Major Tear Injury03:41 Prevalence of Tyler's Injury in Powerlifting and Resistance Training05:05 Distinguishing Between Standard Pain and Injury07:36 Mike's Recommendations for Training Limiting Pain10:37 Gauging Injury Recovery by Reintroducing the Causative Movement12:35 Mike's Stance on Recommending Inactivity Post-Injury15:47 Sleep Challenges for Tyler Post-Injury19:03 Impact of Exercise on Pain Threshold and Experience22:20 Changes in Pain Threshold Over Time24:33 Assessing the Safety of the Deadlift Exercise26:42 Fatigue Comparison: Deadlift, Squat, and Bench Press33:18 Injury Risk in Relation to Lifting Heavier Weights36:28 Common Areas of Training Knowledge Lacking in Clients37:47 Challenges of TeleHealth Vs In-Person Physical Therapy41:40 Building Trust in Injury Recovery Professionals45:23 Knowing When to Consult a Physical Therapist for Aches49:00 Final Messages from Mike and Tyler#health #personaltrainer #healthcoach #workout #strength #bodybuilding #gym #science #resistancetraining #strengthgains #running #workoutplan #scientist #exercise #exercisephysiology #habits #healthyhabits #mentalhealth #podcaster #running #powerlfiting For 1-1 personal training or online health coaching; Book your free consultation via this link;https://calendly.com/progressionhealthcoaching/consultation-call

Welcome to this episode of Community Matters podcast, where we discuss issues important to managing and governing condos, cooperatives and homeowner associations. Today we're speaking with Giselle Hymanson, ASID, Interior Designer with Parallel Architectural Group and Barbara Saxton, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Regional Condominium Manager with The Galman Group. Today's conversation focuses on tips and trends for community associations that may be considering a renovation to a clubhouse, common room or other common areas to keep your community fresh and updated. Special thanks to our sponsor - Hoffman Law, LLC. Visit Hoffman Law online for more information.  Community Matters is available in the iTunes store, on Google Play and on Spotify. Subscribe there or download the podbean app and be the first to receive notifications when new episodes are posted.

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It seems like guilt in parenting is just par for the course. We come into this journey with so many expectations, hopes, and goals about the way we will parent, but when the reality of day-to-day parenting sets in, we often feel we are falling way short on so many fronts. So in this episode I'm here to help you more realistically assess your expectations and confront your guilt in the 6 most common areas parents experience guilt. In addition, I cover two major decisions parents make that are often cause for big guilt and the realities that show how children can actually benefit. This episode is a no guilt zone!Episode Sponsors: Little Spoon https://www.littlespoon.com Code: PARENTING50 for 50% offGobble: https://www.gobble.com Code: PARENTING636 for 6 meals for $36Social: IG @yourvillageonlineWeb: https://www.yourvillageonline.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/parenting-beyond-discipline/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

QOTD; Are There Areas I Should Be Cleaning?   I get it! The last thing you want to do is more cleaning, am I right. When many of us picture cleaning we picture; sweeping, mopping, dusting, and picking up room after room. While that's all well and good, there are areas many homeowners neglect and could equal bad news bears! Stay tuned...   Listen to previous episodes on **Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hot-list/id1259194538 **Spotify Music: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qKzkgfbUy5wc2pzwe7reS...   Matt Johnson REALTOR - Keller Williams Realty Diamond Partners 620.794.1032 emporiahomes.kw.com #MattInTheHatt #YourLocalKWAgent #YourExperienceMATTers #Veteran

EPISODE DESCRIPTION In this episode Co-Hosts Steve Tinnelly and Ramona Acosta speak to Associa's Vice President of Client Success, Jeremy Wilson regarding Exclusive Use Common Areas. KEY POINTS Common Area VS Unit Maintenance VS Repair Air Space SB 326

We have a great after show interview for you! It's an enlightening conversation with Hilary Winston (My Name Is Earl, Community) & Mat Harawitz (Angie Tribeca, Will & Grace) writers of last week's episode, Common Areas. Hilary spills some life changing advice she got from Kerry Washington in college and tails from her first staff writer job on The Orlando Jones Show. Mat tells us about his most embarrassing job interview moments, some sage (and practical) writing advice, and a conversation about the history of TV pilots. Hilary also taught us about Dan Harmon's story circle, which she learned from Dan Harmon. Andrew gave us some great intel on how David Crane (Creator of Friends) ran his rooms and some great tips for creating a positive working experience. This is absolutely a must listen episode for everyone! Enjoy!Get the video for the Common Areas table read for as little as $5 by going to https://maximumfun.org/joinFor more Dead Pilots Society episodes and information about our live shows, please subscribe to the podcast!Make sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and Twitter, and visit our website at deadpilotssociety.comBetter Help Promo offer:BetterHelp is customized online therapy that offers video, phone and even live chat sessions with your therapist, and it's more affordable than in-person therapy. See if it's for you.This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp and Dead Pilots Society listeners get 10% off their first month at BetterHelp dot com slash deadpilots. Have your first session in under 48 hours at B-E-T-T-E-R-H-E-L-P dot com slash deadpilots. 

Our pilot this month is called Common Areas written by Mat Harawitz (Angie Tribeca) & Hilary Winston (Happy Endings). In cities where rents have sky rocketed, people are turning to micro-units in luxury buildings, where they can get a bedroom for the price of an apartment in any other city. These dorm residents are getting a lot more than just a tiny bedroom and athlete's foot, they're getting a community (but also probably athlete's foot). Common Areas centers around the tenants of one of these adult dorms. The project was set up at ABC with Stoller Global Solutions and Sony TV attached to produce.Common Areas stars Allison Miller (A Million Little Things) as Nicole, Okierte Onaodowan (Hamilton) as Casey, Toni Trucks (SEAL Team) as Camille, Asif Ali (WandaVision) as Evan, Rex Lee (Entourage) as Walter, Mo Welch (Conan) as Amy, Suzy Nakamura (The West Wing) as Zena, Nick Wechsler (Revenge) as Beau, Annie Savage as Beth-Ellen/Jen/Guy/Realtor/Podcast Host/Security Guard/Scandinavian/Bartender/Beau's Mom and Andrew Reich with stage directions.  Thanks for watching! Enjoy it!Get the video for the table read for as little as $5 by going to https://maximumfun.org/joinTune in next week for our interview with Hilary and Mat. Thanks for watching and supporting our show! Enjoy!For more Dead Pilots Society episodes and information about our live shows, please subscribe to the podcast!Make sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and Twitter, and visit our website at deadpilotssociety.comLifespan Promo offer:Visit LifespanFitness.com and use code DPS5 at checkout for 5% off. That's LifespanFitness.com and code DPS5Better Help Promo offer:BetterHelp is customized online therapy that offers video, phone and even live chat sessions with your therapist, and it's more affordable than in-person therapy. See if it's for you.This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp and Dead Pilots Society listeners get 10% off their first month at BetterHelp dot com slash deadpilots. Have your first session in under 48 hours at B-E-T-T-E-R-H-E-L-P dot com slash deadpilots.

In this episode we recap episode 3 and discuss Space Force recruitment. Then the boys are back telling stories as I take them on an audible tour of the common areas of US Destroyer warship. At the end we rate our beers and give our reviews. Follow us on the untapped app (Average G.I. Joe Pod) and check out the "The Official G.I. Joe Podcast" Spotify playlist compiled of songs recommended by previous guest.

Walt Disney World has announced an update to its current guidelines regarding its phased reopening of the theme parks. Join Shannon, Vicky, & Peter as they discuss face coverings no longer being required in most outdoor locations, the Disney Wish's DVC-exclusive sailing selling out, and Disneyland Paris reopening.

Walt Disney World has announced an update to its current guidelines regarding its phased reopening of the theme parks. Join Shannon, Vicky, & Peter as they discuss face coverings no longer being required in most outdoor locations, the Disney Wish's DVC-exclusive sailing selling out, and Disneyland Paris reopening.

There are loads of questions out there about Employee Retention Credit, and with all the guidance on top of PPP and all the rest, it can be hard to know everything and stay-up-to-date.  My guest today is Randy Crabtree, co-founder and owner of Tri-Merit, which is a specialty tax firm supporting CPA and their clients. Randy and I were talking recently, and the topic came up that, due to the complexity, shifting nature of guidance, it’s easy to miss out on ERC for your clients.  Randy has been studying ERC day in and day out, delivering trainings and webinars on the topic, and is going to highlight what he sees as the 3 most common areas of opportunity that are not getting captured. I also solicited questions from the #Slack channel I host for my clients, from my Daily email list, and a few other locations, so we’ll do a lightning round at the end.  There are 3 common areas that Randy sees needing clarification.  280C Adjustment Do owners and spouses qualify? How to get PPP and ERC to play nicely together We also discuss how valuable this can be for your clients and for you and your business. We conclude the conversation with suggestions on how to price, and where you can find out more about Randy and Tri-Merit. Connect with Randy Crabtree: Website: https://www.tri-merit.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-crabtree-1945a67/   ///////   Free 5-day email course - Better Pricing Strategies for CPAs Get here   Want some help in your CPA firm, but not sure where to start? Schedule a free discovery call with me: https://calendly.com/geraldinecarter/15min   Want to find out what options you might have for working together? More about 1:1 coaching, roadmaps, and DIY courses here: https://shethinksbigcoaching.com/coaching-options

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We’re in the family room today with host Janeen Herskovitz, talking about the areas where autism parents get stuck. In her private practice, where Janeen provides therapy and autism parent coaching, parents often have the most difficulties in these areas.  In this episode you will discover: The most common areas where parents of neuro-diverse children […] The post 10 Common Areas Autism Parents Get Stuck | ABP Episode 95 appeared first on Puzzle Peace Counseling.

In this episode, we discuss 10 of the more common areas of focus in using data for audits.Get over the fear of using dataFocus on the objective and develop the hypothesesCheck for previous work, to avoid duplicationSource the data – internal and openPrepare the data and check qualityPerform the analysis, prove/disprove the hypothesesConduct QA and business validationReport and visualizeShare for potential reuse (audit team, management, other agencies)Lessons learnt: governance, quality of data, timing, process, etc.Link: This episode's web page (riskinsights.com.au/the-assurance-show-33)About this podcast The podcast for performance auditors and internal auditors that focuses on data & risk. Hosted by Conor McGarrity and Yusuf Moolla. Produced by Risk Insights (riskinsights.com.au). 

Today the Ontario government is expected to unveil it's second wave strategy for combating the COVID-19 pandemic. With cases on the rise, should this have been released a bit sooner than this? Guest: Sabrina Nanji, Queen's Park Today - Yesterday, council decided to pass a motion where in common areas of apartment buildings, masks should be made mandatory. Will that help increase safety in most apartment settings in the city? Guest: Arun Pathak. President, Hamilton and District Apartment Association. - Advocates and unions are speaking up against the government, saying that there needs to be more done to prepare long term care homes for cases of COVID-19 as the second wave of the virus hits. Guest: Bill VanGorder,  Chief Policy Officer pro tem, CARP - Pediatricians and flu shots: A petition by some OMA doctors is asking for assistance with a potential demand crisis for the flu shot this year. Guest: Dr. Samantha Hill, President, Ontario Medical Association (OMA).

This week, Reena and I are tackling these sticky situations - some of which may already be on your mind: can residents be forced to wear masks on the common property?does the executor of a deceased estate have the right to vote at general meetings?how to set boundaries to rein in bullieswhy it may be... The post 225. Mandatory masks in common areas | do executors have voting rights? appeared first on Your Strata Property.

The Athletic's Hailey Salvian joins the guys to talk about what it was like staying in one of the NHL's bubble hotels before it was closed to the public

The Three B's discuss ways employers might address bathroom, break room and common area issues during Covid-19.  

Host Mark Levine of NYC Property Management firm EBMG speaks with Julie Schechter of Armstrong Teasdale LLP, on the various ways in which a building can prepare itself to operate in this ever-expanding COVID world. Email the show at nycrealestatepodcast@gmail.com! Video of today's recording: https://youtu.be/0u2IxhnlW3I Download the helpful guide made up by Armstrong Teasdale, LLP on today's topics at the link: https://www.armstrongteasdale.com/content/uploads/2020/05/COVID19Protocols.pdf Topics on this episode include guidance on: Common Areas and Resident Access Visitors and Workers in the Building Non-Essential Alterations Amenities and Access Broker Showings Open Houses Moves and more! Email Julie directly at jschechter@atllp.com or contact her by phone at 212-209-4400. Mark can be reached on his corporate email at mblevine@ebmg.com or via phone at 212-335-2723 x.201.

Potential conflict is all around us if we allow it to creep in. Conflict at work often stems from 1 or all 5 of these areas. Deeply impacting what right looks like inside your company culture - shared vision - shared purpose, creating a sense of belonging. 1. Differences in Values 2. Differences in Expectations and Desired Outcomes 3. Differences in Trust, Mindsets, Communication 4. Differences in Behavioral Hardwiring 5. Differences in overall Perspectives, Views --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourmorningcommute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourmorningcommute/support

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Your nursing home or assisted living facility needs to be like home to the residents that live there. You would like to make it as welcoming and pleasant as possible. We hope these ideas help you in making your buildings better for those individuals living there right now as well as for those that will live there in the future. Quick Episode Summary: 0:43 Entryway & Reception Area 4:28 Guest Rooms 5:38 Common Areas 8:17 Product Tips

Interview with PJ Rohall, Fraud Expert at FeaturespaceWelcome to the Episode 9 of Payments & Cards Network Podcast Series.This week's guest is PJ Rohall, Fraud Expert at Featurespace. PJ explains what a Fraud Expert really is, introduces Featurespace, what it does and its vision & culture. On top of that, Lewis and PJ dive into the area of Fraud and talked about the common areas of Fraud in the near future.This Feature's Agenda0:55 - About PJ3:00 - About Featurespace8:20 - Common Areas of Fraud in the Future 11:40 - Payments Capital of US16:25 - Vision & Culture at Featurespace----more----We hope you enjoy the weekly releases of our Podcast series. Do you know someone Lewis should interview? Don't hesitate and reach out to us at: marketing@teampcn.com

James 1:19-20, Ephesians 4:15 & 29 “Your spouse is NOT your enemy!” Husbands and wives need to be reminded of this constantly, because our marriages’ true enemy is an enemy within the camp. Each spouse possesses a sin nature that is looking for footholds to destroy, and disrupt even the most sincere and genuine couples. This morning we will look at three of the most common areas where our sin nature dig it’s heels in, and what the solution is for it.

This week, Emma, Mark and Nick discuss the chemical attack on British soil, the likelihood of it being sanctioned by Russia and what can be done about that.  We also discuss the Irish border and the EU's position that they can't go further with the negotiations until this is settled.  Finally we look at the latest bullying and abuse scandal in the Houses of Parliament.

1. Costa Hawkins Saved! 2. Separate Parking Agreement. 3. Removing Amenities Equal Lower Rent. 4. Storing Items in the Common Areas. 5. Evicting Tenants for Partial Payment of Rent. 6. Rent Control Strategies.  

On this week's episode of Pause the Process, we'll take a look at common areas - what they are, when to use them, and how they can add value to your life. Plus, we'll introduce a new segment called 7op (Top 7)where we'll countdown the must have accessories for a functional and versatile common room. Thanks for tuning in, and we hope you enjoy the show! Episode 2 - Common Areas

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1. Switching Roommates 2. Aggressive Dogs as Service Animals 3. When Can You Serve a Rent Notice 4. Smoking in Common Areas 5. Cultivating Marijuana 6. Tenants Paying for Capital Improvements 7. Voluntary Vacate Agreements 8. Parking Unauthorized Vehicles

Dan Miller is the author of the widely acclaimed 48 Days To The Work You Love, No More Dreaded Mondays and Wisdom Meets Passion. He hosts a weekly podcast that is consistently ranked #1 under Careers on iTunes. Dan works to integrate your dreams and your passions into your daily activities. If you’ve ever buried your dreams in an attempt to be “practical” or “realistic,” Dan will show you how embracing those very dreams is the most practical way to enjoy life and achieve the success you’re looking for. Covered in this episode: The morning is “The rudder of the day” The opportunity cost of a doctoral thesis vs. writing 48 Days To The Work You Love Intentional use of time Budgeting time in advance Long uninterrupted focused blocks of time Fighting distractions Common Areas of Self Sabotage The past doesn’t have to be chains around the ankles of your future. Creating 5 year goals and actions steps What would success look like for you 5 years from now? 3 years from now? Putting regular deposits in the 7 areas of achievement Donald Miller Storyline Living life writing your movie Creating inciting incidents Jon Acuff Quitter Conference Al Andrews We need to do some things to break the monotony of the boring life we describe. - Dan Miller @48DaysTeamClick To Tweet Do something to break the routine of ‘sameness’. - Dan Miller @48DaysTeamClick To Tweet Discover your life calling in Dan’s Books, community and podcast: 48 Days To The Work You Love No More Dreaded Mondays Wisdom Meets Passion 48Days.com 48Days.net Community 48 Days Podcast