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The markets currently attracting our focus at Hotspotting are the ones we call “the second wind markets”. These are locations which experienced strong capital from 2020 to 2022, have been in the post-boom pause/correction phase for the past 18 months or so, and are now poised for another period of price growth. There are few better places to find second-wind markets than Regional Victoria, as many of the key centres have exhibited that pattern over the past 3-4 years and are now showing the early signs of revival. Many of the suburbs of Ballarat are classic examples. The median house price for Sebastopol rose from $330,000 in 2020 to $475,000 by the end of 2022. There has been a price correction in the past 18 months but market activity is rising again and another period of price growth is expected. Eaglehawk in Ballarat rose from $325,000 in mid-2020 to $520,000 in early 2023, before the price graph evened out over the following 12-18 months. Bendigo displays similar patterns. The suburb of California Gully had a median house price of $300,000 in 2020, rising to $465,000 late in 2022. The price graph has flatlined since then, before showing the first signs of new growth in mid-2024. Similarly, Flora Hill lifted its median house price from $255,000 in 2020 to $450,000 in early 2023 – but the price graph has been flat over the past 12 months. Now sales activity is rising again, which is a forward indicator of impending price growth. Other markets in Regional Victoria have this pattern, which is a common one in real estate cycles with a period of strong growth followed by a period of correction or no growth, before the market embarks on the next growth cycle. Shepparton, Traralgon, Mildura, Wodonga, Warrnambool and many other Victoria regional centres have this pattern. They're all places with solid local economies and credentials for future growth. Most of them commonly have houses in the $400,000s and $500,000s, with low vacancy rates, so they present attractive features for property investors.  

Heaps of fairs, craft shows and even a psychic expo on this weekend. It's finals season in local cricket, and Em takes a visit to an Eaglehawk icon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Reverend Bryan taking confessions in church to Jules (unintentionally) burning her boyfriend's bum, leap year babies, cinema pet peeves and massages gone wrong, this week's Cogho & Jules podcast has got it all!  Want more? Grab the My Town podcast to hear what's on for you this weekend in Central Victoria, a look at local cricket comps & Em checks out Eaglehawk's Star Cinema in Where to BendigGO?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From markets and karaoke to the Show & Shine, this is your one stop shop for everything happening in Central Victoria! Em checks out Eaglehawk's Star Cinema in 'Where to BendiGO?', and Cogho runs through the latest results from the Bendigo District and Emu Valley cricket competitions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

၂ဝ၂၄ လါယနူၤအါရံၤ ၂၆ သီ အီစထြ့လယါကီၢ်အမုၢ်နံၤန့ၣ် ကညီသးစၢ်မုၣ် နီၣ်ဂ့ၤဖှိၣ်စိ လၣ်မၠ့ၣ် လၢအသးနံၣ်အိၣ် ၂၈ ဒီး မ့ၢ် pharmacist ပှၤဖီၣ်ကသံၣ်ဖဲ ဘဲၢ်ဒံၢ်ကိၢ် တၢ်ဆါဟံၣ်အပူၤတဂၤ ဒိးန့ၢ်ဘၣ်ဝဲ လီၢ်ကဝီၤ တၢ်ဟ့ၣ်လီၤကပီၤ ဒ်အမ့ၢ် ထံဖိကီၢ်ဖိလၢအဂ့ၤတဂၤ တၢ်လၤကပီၤအခိၣ်ဖးန့ၣ်လီၤ.

The Regional Victoria market continued to improve in 2023, following the lead from Melbourne, although not rising as dramatically as the capital city has recently.   As the year wore on, Regional Victoria built on the recovery evident in mid-year, with the number of rising locations almost doubling in the second half of 2023.   Two-thirds of locations have positive trends with their sales activity, which means buyer demand, although some locations have been slow to join the overall theme of revival and growth.   To put the Regional Victoria market into perspective, the 66% of locations with positive trends is a solid performance, but well short of Melbourne (87%), Brisbane (85%), Regional Queensland (76%) and Regional South Australia (74%).   Geelong continues to be a market leader in Victoria, with most of its suburbs on board with the state's recovery, led by locations such Armstrong Creek and Charlemont.   Bendigo has an equally positive market, with strong buyer demand for affordable suburbs like Eaglehawk which has a median house price $515,000 – a price level that's impossible to find in the Greater Melbourne area.   Ballarat is a little less bullish at this stage, but has been a very solid growth over the past five or so years.   The Cardinia LGA on the south-eastern fringe of Greater Melbourne has good momentum, led by the towns of Officer (median price $715,000) and Pakenham (median price $640,000).   The Mitchell LGA, on the northern outskirts of Greater Melbourne, continues to attract buyers from the capital city. All five of the main Mitchell Shire towns have positive trends, headed by Wallan and Seymour.   The Macedon Ranges LGA is also a solid performer, led by Kyneton, as is the Moorabool LGA headed by Darley and Bacchus Marsh.   The Latrobe Valley region east of Melbourne is characterised by consistent markets, including Moe (median price $365,000), and Newborough (median price $417,000) – again, with relative affordability a major attraction for home buyers and investors.   Other regional centres with good momentum include Wodonga, Wangaratta, Benalla, Bairnsdale, Paynesville, Drouin and Echuca.   Overall, the appeal of the Victoria market is that it provides affordable options in strong, growing regional cities like Bendigo, Geelong and Ballarat which are well connected to Melbourne by road and rail – as well as other options further afield like Shepparton, Mildura, Wodonga, Warrnambool and Traralgon.  

In this episode of You Know Everything, I'm sitting down with the amazing Wallea Eaglehawk (yes that's her real name). Today, Wallea is taking us through the entire journey from being an aspiring writer to published author. We are getting the inside scoop into the publishing world. So whether you are a writer yourself or just an avid reader this is the episode is for you!   Check Out Wallea: Website - https://www.walleaeaglehawk.xyz/ Revolutionaries - https://www.revolutionaries.com.au/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/walleaeaglehawk/ Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@walleaeaglehawk?lang=en  If you liked this episode be sure to Like, Share & Leave a Review as it helps others find this content!   More BZ Sign Up for The Loop - https://bzcoaching.ck.page/ae98d50df3 Instagram: @thebzchannel Twitter: @thebzchannel LinkedIn: @nbzcoaching ​   Work with Me ​Join the Psychic Profits Squad - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/psychic-profit-squad/ Love Your Workshop - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/loveyourworkshop The People Pleaser's Guide to Building Better Boundaries - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/buildingbetterboundaries   Credits Production: Shannon Kuehl https://www.instagram.com/nova.podcasts/ Cover Art: Beau Stanton https://www.instagram.com/beaustanton Podcast Artist: Amanda No https://www.instagram.com/mythstruck/ Music by Micky Four: https://SoundCloud.com/mickyfour

This is a short introduction to a fantastic new book from Australian author and old friend of mine, Greg Campbell. In 1991, curious about the ways of humanity's oldest continuous culture, Greg Campbell exited corporate life to live in the remote Kimberley region of Australia with a traditional Aboriginal elder and powerful maban (shaman), Lulu, and his people. Concerned about the state of the world and threats to the continuity of all life, Lulu asked Greg to work with him and the Goolarabooloo people on one book, a journey of 31 years. https://totalreset.com.au/ Leigh and Greg reminisced about their past and discussed Greg's book, which explores a holistic blueprint for living. They reflected on their childhood experiences in Scarborough and Eaglehawk; and the nostalgic memories of a simpler time. Greg and Leigh discussed the importance of meaningful relationships and community connections in contrast to commercial transactions. They highlighted the negative effects of a system that prioritizes monetary-based interactions and the impact it has on mental health. Greg and Leigh had a conversation about their past experiences working together, including Greg's promise to Lisa. The conversation was interrupted when the internet froze, but they planned to reconnect and continue discussing their experiences. Stay tuned for the fuller, more expansive interview in 10 days from now. In the meantime - visit the wonderful Total Reset website at https://totalreset.com.au/  

How scary! Eaglehawk's Shannan Filbey tells Cogho about the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that struck Bali overnight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reece was all over the massive event in Eaglehawk this weekend!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week Triple M's Woody and Tubes heard from Tasman Councillor David Beard who was fighting a proposed ban of off-lead beaches at Pirates Bay, Eaglehawk Neck. Listen as Councillor Beard provides an update after his motion to prevent the plan passed council.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Woody and Tubes hear from Tasman Councillor David Beard who has started a petition to continue allowing dogs to be off lead at Pirates Bay, Eaglehawk Neck. https://www.change.org/p/allow-dogs-off-lead-in-pirate-bay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Dr Dyann Ross, Senior Lecturer, Social Work, Program Coordinator for Master of Social Work (Qualifying) and Higher Degrees by Research, University of the Sunshine Coast (USC), Australia Introduction to this episode  The experience of  the use of love and a love ethic within eco-social work practice has already been introduced by a previous guest in this series (Dr.Naomi Godden) and because these topics have been garnering considerable interest within the eco-social turn over the last few years I wanted to seek out further perspectives on the use of love by other leading eco-social work thinkers. My guest on this episode of the series, Dr. Dyann Ross, is a social work academic, researcher and author who has continued to focus on and help elaborate the place of love in social work practice over the last twenty years or so. In fact, she goes so far as to say that exploring the ethic of love has been her life journey and work. As with wider eco-social work (ESW) approaches, the use of love in social work practice has been slow to appear on the mainstream social work radar but is now finding a greater audience of practitioners willing to explore and adopt its precepts. And Dr Ross's work has made an important contribution towards that adoption. In our discussion Dr Ross talks about her abiding interests in the importance of love and a love ethic for social work practice, and how a growing ethos of lovelessness for other people, non-human animals and Nature is a strong underlying causation of injustices and lack of ecological sustainability for the planet as a whole. The social work profession has an important contribution to make in helping right some of these wrongs, and we discuss the particular benefits the elements of a love ethic (ethics of love, non-violence and ecological justice) can bring to this important work. INTERVIEW TALKING POINTS:  with approximate time elapsed location in minutes. General introduction – 0.50 Guest self-introduction – 2.45 How does a love ethic fit within contemporary eco-social practice? - 8.45 How can a love ethic help tackle ecological sustainability concerns? - 15.30 Why should the social work mainstream  be involved with a love ethic within ESW practice? - 21.13 What could/should the future hold for the use of a love ethic in SW practice? - 25.15   The contribution of a multi and interdisciplinarity stance within ESW – 31.35 Guest take home message -35.23    Closing remarks  -  38.16   End -  40.36 RESOURCES RELEVANT TO OR MENTIONED IN THE DISCUSSION: DR DYANN ROSS – some selected publications Her doctorate research On the place of  an ethic of love in social work education (awarded 2002) Books: Brueckner, M. & Ross, D. (2010). Under corporate skies: A struggle between people, place and profit. Fremantle: Fremantle Press.  –inter alia,  analysis of the social, health and environmental concerns surrounding aluminium refining impacts on the small town of Yarloop in Western Australia Ross, D. (2020). The revolutionary social worker: The love ethic model. Brisbane: Revolutionaries. Ross, D., Brueckner, M., Palmer. M. & Eaglehawk, W. (Eds.). (2020). Eco-activism and social work: New directions in leadership and group work. London: Routledge. Other Work Ross, D. (2020). ‘Ethic of love', International encyclopedia of sustainable management. S. Idowu, R. Schmidpeter, N. Capaldi, L. Zu, M. Del Baldo, & R. Abreu (Eds.). Switzerland: Springer Reference. Book chapter contribution by Ross, D., Bennett, B. & Menyweather, N. (2020). Towards a critical posthumanist social work: Trans-species ethics of ecological justice, nonviolence and love. In B. Pease & V. Bozalek (Eds.). Post-anthropocentric social work: Critical posthumanism and new materialist perspectives (pp. 175-186). London: Routledge. Mental Health Gates, T. G., Ross, D., Bennett, B., & Jonathan, K. (2022) Teaching Mental Health and Well-Being Online in a Crisis: Fostering Love and Self-compassion in Clinical Social Work Education (2021) OTHER LOVE ETHIC RESEARCHER/PRACTITIONERS: Dr Naomi Godden – Edith Cowan University Australia – publication record (and listen to her episode in this podcast series) CODES OF ETHICS REVISION  The AASW Code of Ethics (2020)  Thomas Ryan (2011) - suggestions for expanding ethical codes and a morally inclusive social work.  ANIMAL RIGHTS AND ETHICS ADVOCACY Book review for Algers, K. (2020). Five essays for freedom: A political primer for animal advocates. Brisbane: Revolutionaries.  The Animal Industrial Complex - concept ANTHROPOCENTRISM AND ECOCENTRISM worldviews as they influence human-nature relationships  bell hooks - Teaching to Transgress (2014)  ECO-SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE – HISTORY OF PRINCIPLES AND IDEAS Besthorn (2011) deep ecological social work Peeters (2011) The place of social work in sustainable development Norton (2011 Social work and the environment: an ecosocial approach Dominelli (2018) The Routledge Book of Green Social Work Gray, Coates and Hetherington (2013) Environmental social work Molyneux (2010); The Practical Realities of Ecosocial Work: A Review of the Literature Tischler (2011) Master level thesis: Climate change and social work : steps to an eco-social work practice Boetto (2019) Advancing transformative eco-social change: Shifting from modernist to holistic foundations  Michael Kim Zapf (2009) modifying the social work, the ecological imagination and other work FIRST NATION LEADERS INSIGHTS FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE.  Book chapter: Woodley, M. & Ross, D. (2021). First Nation leaders' lessons on sustainability and the environment for social work. In B. Bennett (Ed.). Aboriginal fields of practice (pp. 216-228). London, UK: Red Globe Press. PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PSYCHOLOGY INSIGHTS  INTO A CULTURE OF LOVELESSNESS AND THE CAUSATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION: Book: Weintrobe, S. (2021). Psychological roots of the climate crisis: Neoliberal exceptionalism and the culture of uncare. Bloomsbury Publishing USA. Book: What We Think About When We Try Not To Think About Global Warming (2015) some insights into psychological defence mechanisms around climate change and how to counter them - from Norwegian psychologist and economist Per Espen Stoknes. Psychology for a Safe Climate group (Australia) some great resources on the psychological/ cognitive biases acting to constrain effective action on environmental protection and repair, and how they can be overcome. ‘Wicked problems' – significance    GUEST AND CONTACT DETAILS: Guest: Dyann Ross  -see her contacts in USC publication record  E  WEBSITE  Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn. Householders' Options to Protect the Environment (HOPE): T 07 4639 2135 E office@hopeaustralia.org.au WEB  FACEBOOK  Production: Produced for HOPE by Andrew Nicholson E: counsel1983@gmail.com T: +61 413979414 This episode recorded in Toowoomba, S.E. Queensland, Australia on 7th June 2022.  Incidental Music: James Nicholson     

Welcome back! Hosts David, Joe, and Korbin are excited for a new year and thank you for your continued listenership. They first revisit their holiday celebrations and New Year's resolutions, then cover some beef and pet peeves trends in social media posts. Then, they welcome Ian Vivers from Eagle Hawk Angus in New South Wales, Australia. Ian talks about how Eagle Hawk is a family operation, and why it's so great to have family supporting you on this journey. Ian opens up about overcoming the devastating wildfire two years ago, and how Eagle Hawk built back up, thanks to help from their community. He shares why he has been to the U.S. 14 times and his process behind sourcing from the U.S., which should provide inspiration to travel and at the very least, cross state lines.The hosts talk with Ian about the great job Eagle Hawk does on social media and branding, and the strategies his wife and daughter use to capture all of Eagle Hawk's important messages, even if it does include Ian's pillow talk.Mentioned in this Episode:Montana RanchThe Montana Bred for Balance Bull and Female Sale — Call David at 406-210-5605 or send an email to Bulls@MontanaRanchAngus.com if you're searching for semen from balanced trait sires!Rafter 5M Land & CattleBruin RanchFacebook @AngusUndergroundInstagram @AngusUndergroundContact AngusUnderground@Yahoo.com or call 406-210-1366 if you are interested in becoming a sponsor for Angus Underground.Angus Underground Ep. 9: “Angus on Dairy with Eddie Veenendaal”American Angus Association® (AAA)JBSCertified Angus Beef® (CAB)National Beef®Bill DavisEagle Hawk AngusInstagram @EagleHawkAngusQuotes:“When the subject matter is really important, we will make sure that we have the importance portrayed in our posts and social media.” — Ian“As an industry in agriculture, we get attacked for so many things, which mostly, if not completely wrong, mislead people down a wrong path. We actually have to support each other.” — Ian“I applaud anyone putting anything up that basically builds a network of people in agriculture who are passionate about what they do.” — Ian“The beauty of social media is simply to form friendships across the world.” — Ian“There is nothing like having family with you on the journey.” — Ian“We're a team. It's an exciting future when you have the younger ones following through and enthusiastically enjoying what we're doing.” — Ian“For us to compete, we need to be aware of what our impact is.” — Ian

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Vince Fontaine of Indian CityVince Fontaine is a musician, producer, and festival curator based in Winnipeg, Canada and one of Canada's most important Indigenous composers. Celebrated for his creative direction of multi-award winning band Eagle & Hawk and his talented collective Indian City, Fontaine's career abounds with awards and recognition.

Be sure to subscribe to receive future episodes - https://vidwheel.com/smarter-business-podcastPatrick Walsh, Co-Founder and CEO of EagleHawk is the interviewee in the latest episode of the Smarter Business Podcast. In this episode, Patrick discusses his journey of how he started his own company,  advances in drone technology, and how taking advantage of resources can push your business further. Learn more about EagleHawk here:https://www.eaglehawk.ioHere is our new vidwheel Creator Network product - https://vidwheel.com/creator-networkIf you like what you hear, please subscribe wherever you are taking in this podcast, and please leave a comment - we are always looking for feedback and it can help people find the show.Our goal with this podcast to deliver high-quality, actionable tips and advice from business leaders. Advice that will help you succeed. Oh yeah and that video bent - we are going beyond the typical business tips, we are going to explore the use of video with these business leaders too, from marketing to sales, to internal communications - how they use it and how it impacts their businesses. Thanks for tuning in. ______________SUBSCRIBE - https://www.youtube.com/user/nickelcitygraphics?sub_confirmation=1------------------------------------------------LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/vidwheelInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/vidwheel_____________________________

By Heywire winner Paw Ku Htee from Eaglehawk, VIC

The First Drop boys sit down with Bendigo cricket great, Lincoln ‘The Wolf' McRae.  The popular figure with countless mentions in our 20-episode history lives up to the hype. The Wolf relives his time with clubs Eaglehawk, Huntly North Epsom and premier cricket powerhouse Melbourne Cricket Club. Linc also shares his memories of some fiery on field battles and some handy tips to ensure an early bedtime whilst still keeping your reputation intact. 

Keilor boy turned three time 1st XI premiership winning Eaglehawk superstar, Andrew Smith joins the lads for the latest instalment of First Drop. Andrew, a masterful story teller and proven public speaker takes the boys through his early days in Melbourne, what brought him to Bendigo and his love of a Carlton Light. 

I got the opportunity to talk with Chris on Valentines day about relationships. It was a great conversation about a Lakota perspective on love in this day and age.

Chris Morley Summer 2020

Danny Parkinson Summer 2020

Chatting all things footy, food and friends with Eaglehawk legend Mali Cross! He is one smooth operator and dishes up a fine Gnocchi.

To coincide with the 66th Sydney Film Festival (SFF), and in keeping with the festival’s strong focus on female filmmakers, in June we turn the spotlight on the Australian Film Industry. We have an all-star line up assembled: Rachel Ward is one of Australia’s most respected actors (receiving 2 Golden Globe nominations). Proving to also be a formidable director, her first feature film Beautiful Kate premiered at the 2009 Sydney Film Festival and was nominated for 10 AFI awards. Her 2013 film Accidental Soldier also received a nod for best feature and best director. Her latest film Palm Beach boasts a who’s who of the Australian film industry and will have its world premier when it opens the 2019 SFF. Shannon Murphy is an award-winning theatre director and has directed episodes for some of Australia’s most loved TV series, including Love Child, Offspring, Sisters, Rake, and SBS mini-series On The Ropes. She has produced two short films, Kharisma and Eaglehawk, and is currently in post-production for her first feature film Babyteeth starring Ben Mendelsohn and Essie Davis. Alex White is a producer who teamed up with writer/director Mirrah Foulkes and Academy Award nominated actress Jacki Weaver to produce the award-winning short film Florence Has Left The Building. She currently is working on the feature film Babyteeth with director Shannon Murphy. About Insight by The Office Space Now in its fifth year of production, Insight by The Office Space is a business talk series that brings together innovative entrepreneurs and business leaders to explore burgeoning topics and reveal the secrets of their success under a monthly theme. Traversing all aspects of business across the fields of design, film, innovation, technology, finance and marketing, the sell-out program has featured speakers such as actor, Susie Porter; dual Archibald-winning artist, Del Kathryn Barton: Qantas industrial designer, David Caon; producer, Jan Chapman; graphic designer, Vince Frost and City of Sydney Counsellor, Jess Scully. Insight continues to push the boundaries by asking the pertinent questions that impact all business decision-makers, be they from small, medium or even the larger organisations, as we face continuous change and new challenges For more information, please contact Naomi Tosic at naomi@theofficespace.com.au or 02 82182100. For program information or ticket sales, please go to www.theofficespace.com.au/blog or contact events@theofficespace.com.au

Southern Bluefin Tuna (SBT). They're one big, tough customer that can test any angler (if they're lucky).  Stu Nichols has been a professional charter operator specialising in catching SBT for 20 years. In 2016 alone he caught and released 1000 Southern Bluefin Tuna. Plus, he's caught 95 barrels in his career so far. In this episode Stu explains what regular anglers don't know about catching SBT, including the lure that takes 95% of Stu's fish. For full show notes, resource links and downloads, check out Stu's show notes page.

Coffee, donuts and a mini ramp.Skips Skateboard Shop caters for people all ages and is giving back to the community in a multitude of ways. While the name may attract the obvious crowd who are keen to fuel their passion for skateboarding, the shop also serves as a cafe. You will often find the older generation sitting back drinking a coffee watching younger people working on their boards across the room, which has helped bridge the generational gap and build respect across all ages.Albert Skipper aka 'Skip' sums it up beautifully with "The community is my family". Having a long history in the Eaglehawk and Bendigo areas, Skip has been giving back for years with a heavy background in music teaching. In more recent years however he was reintroduced to an old love of skateboarding.Skip saw an opportunity to blend his reacquainted love with his passion to contribute to his wider family.Since opening in January 2018, Skips Skateboard Shop has become a central hub for people of all ages. Not only covering coffee and skateboarding, the shop is a social space which gives many people a place to go, creating a sense of community.Most recently, Skip has expanded his services to work with a barber who is also utilising the space to bring the community more value. A one stop shop of service to others.Skip believes in the power of positivity and after living through his own darker moments in years gone by, he uses his experiences to help others. His shop is an extension of his personality and a demonstration of how much he cares for those around him.There are big plans in the future for Skip and the business. He's never short of an idea as you will hear in this episode. As long as Skip continues to provide value to the community then no doubt the community will ensure the continued success of Skips Skateboard Shop.What did you get out of this episode? Here’s what I learnt;1. Contributing to the community – This is a common theme throughout the Self Starter podcast series. Skip has totally embraced the community and identified that not only does the area need a shop like this but with everything now up and running, he is seeing his efforts attract people from all walks of life who are seeing value in what he is doing. When you get the buy in from the wider community, you can almost guarantee your business having longevity.2. Power of positivity – It's sounds a little religious in the way it's expressed but the concept is true. Listening to Skip's story of working with the community through music and now his shop, you can see that this isn't just about teaching others the practical skill of those interests. A lot of Skip's work is mindset and getting people to think more positively. His efforts have built deep connections and support from many people in the area who he has directly or indirectly impacted. Want some extra stuff to check out? Have a look at this and this.3. Providing the power of skating – We can all stereotype. Stereotypes come from our environment, what we've been exposed to, and what we *think* we know (which is often not the reality). Skip through his own experiences and his story has made considerable efforts in breaking through the stereotypes of what skateboarding is and the types of people that partake in it. When others can see the positive attributes of what you are passionate about, the judgement of others begins to wash away.4. Trial run everything – What an exciting time to be in business. Albert's shop has been up and running for several months and as he said in the episode, it's too just early to tell what is really working. The data isn't there yet to spot seasonal trends and where the peaks and troughs are and how to adjust through each period. For now though, he is just throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks and what doesn't.This can be such a liberating time for a new business and more people should embrace these earlier stages in a positive way. Opening hours, product trials, social media interaction, community involved projects, collaborations with other business owners are just a few of many things that Skip is experimenting with during the infancy stage of the shop. A great time to have a stack of ideas!Follow Skip's Skateboard Shop via Main Website | Facebook | Instagram |Location – 8 Sailors Gully Rd, Eaglehawk VIC 3556

Drones are impacting our associations in many positive ways as well as a few negative ways. Sonia Bosinger, Founding Partner of Arias Bosinger discusses the legal implications of using and restriction drone use on community associations in Florida like Condominiums and HOAs. Mark Kramer from Eagle Hawk provides his insight as a professional in the UAS industry on what new aerial technologies can provide to property managers and home owners.CAAMP.netContact us at 321-775-5514 or caampcontact@gmail.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC19TR9B8c_R171RHGZOwtHQhttp://ia601508.us.archive.org/20/items/EagleHawkMarkKramerSoniaBosingerDronesPodcast/Eagle%20Hawk%20Mark%20Kramer%20Sonia%20Bosinger%20Drones%20Podcast.mp3

Drones are impacting our associations in many positive ways as well as a few negative ways. Sonia Bosinger, Founding Partner of Arias Bosinger discusses the legal implications of using and restriction drone use on community associations in Florida like Condominiums and HOAs. Mark Kramer from Eagle Hawk provides his insight as a professional in the UAS industry on what new aerial technologies can provide to property managers and home owners.

Muffin Man Goes Offline, Choking First Aid, Chappaquiddick, Eagle Hawk and Anne

Muffin Man Goes Offline, Choking First Aid, Chappaquiddick, Eagle Hawk and Anne

The undersized spearhead rounded off an incredible season (142 goals!) by kicking five goals in the last quarter of the Bendigo league grand final to help the Storm overhaul Eaglehawk.  

Native Opinion Episode 93 “CULTURE AND OUR LIVING HISTORY. OUR ELDERS” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Webpage: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voice mail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 According to the United States Census Bureau, the governmental body responsible for "counting" people in this country, as of July 1st, 2016, White people make up 76% of the humans walking in this country. Contrast that to 13% of black Americans. And from there, other people of color, the percentages drop substantially lower.  Here is a further breakdown: Hispanic or Latino people: 13 % Asian People: 5% American Indians:  1.3 % Native Hawaiians & Other Pacific Islanders: 0.2% Hate websites promoted by self-identified “Michael The Black Man” https://blacksfortrump2020.com http://gods2.com Title: Don’t Sit in That Elder’s Chair! 8 Funny Unwritten Pow Wow Rules SUB-TITLE: At every pow wow there is a list of unwritten rules that just about everyone in attendance knows that you dare not break AUTHOR: Vincent Schilling • June 21, 2016 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/culture/arts-entertainment/dont-sit-in-that-elders-chair-8-funny-unwritten-pow-wow-rules/ TITLE: 10 Ways to Respect Your Native Elders SUB-TITLE: Use these to honor our Native elders and to take their advice forward to be the best we can be AUTHOR: Vincent Schilling  DATE: March 18, 2017 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/history/genealogy/10-ways-to-respect-your-elders/   MUSIC BREAK TRACK: "Stand" ARTIST: Indian City BIO: Indian City is a Canadian Folk Pop band performing to audiences across North America and beyond. Their dynamic fusion of lyrics, music, and personality captures the spirit and pulse of a vibrant Indigenous culture. With years of experience billed alongside global talent including Robert Plant, Mumford & Sons and Arcade Fire to name a few as well as famed Indigenous band Eagle & Hawk, Vince Fontaine brings his lifelong connection with music to his newest project, Indian City. Debuting in 2012, Fontaine was set on bringing razor-sharp talent to a musical collective akin to the Toronto-based band, Broken Social Scene. Led by Fontaine on lead guitar, the collective of musicians was to bring a rich and vibrant backdrop for the chapters of Indigenous culture that he would share with Winnipeg, Canada, and ultimately, the modern global village. This contemporary Indigenous collective paints a vivid picture effortlessly weaving Indigenous ideas into the complexities of modern life. Indian City Features the vocal talent of Don Amero, Pamela Davis, 6:58amJay Bodner, Jeremy Koz, Rena Semenko, Neewa Mason, Atik Mason on bass, Rich Reid on drums, and Gerry Atwell on keys. You can check them out on Facebook, Twitter Instagram & I-tunes, or through their website at SOURCE: http://www.Indiancity.ca   TITLE: Hearing on Indian Reorganization Act stacked with anti-Indian interests DATE: Tuesday, July 11, 2017 SOURCE: https://www.indianz.com/News/2017/07/11/hearing-on-indian-reorganization-act-sta.asp   TITLE: The Biggest American Companies Now Owned by the Chinese AUTHOR: Stephen Gandel DATE: Mar 18, 2016 SOURCE: http://www.anime-planet.com/anime/samurai-7/videos/195294 EXTRA ARTICLES DISCUSSED: OPINION PIECE TITLE: Court Concedes DNC Had the Right to Rig Primaries Against Sanders By Michael Sainato • 08/6:58 am SOURCE: http://observer.com/2017/08/court-admits-dnc-and-debbie-wasserman-schulz-rigged-primaries-against-sanders/   TITLE: Not Just the Confederacy: Historic Statues, Monuments Native Americans Cite as Racist DATE: August 23, 2017, 8:30 PM AUTHOR: Cecily Hilleary FOR VOA SOURCE: https://www.voanews.com/a/not-just-the-confederacy-historic-statutes-monuments-native-americans-cite-as-racist/3997770.html TITLE: Not one drop’ of Poland Spring water is from a spring, lawsuit says AUTHOR: By Abha Bhattarai / The Washington Post DATE: Posted Aug 23, 2017, at 11:38 AM Updated Aug 23, 2017, at 11:38 AM SOURCE: http://www.providencejournal.com/news/20170823/not-one-drop-of-poland-spring-water-is-from-spring-lawsuit-says

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

Join CN DM Luke as he leads an alternate group on their alternate quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Join CN DM Luke as he leads an alternate group on their alternate quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Join CN DM Luke as he leads an alternate group on their alternate quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Join CN DM Luke as he leads an alternate group on their alternate quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Join CN DM Luke as he leads an alternate group on their alternate quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

CN DM Luke leads a group of adventurers as they quest for glory, gold, and dungeons!

Join Mike the Half Human DM as he leads a cast of heroic characters as they quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Join Mike the Half Human DM as he leads a cast of heroic characters as they quest for gold, glory, and dungeons!

Features music by Northern Cree, Allegany Singers, Archie Roach, Keith Secola, Wayland Gray, Grey Buffalo, Stoney Park, Raymond Spraggae, Steve Salas, Eagle + Hawk, Wayne Silas Jr, Randy Wood, Sour Springs Singers.

Join regular hosts, Mike and Gary along with regular guest hosts, Noted Author James Kavanaugh and Senior Comic Desk Correspondent Mo Hunger as the team spends a day at the inaugural Indy Toy and Comic Expo.Since it is a TOY and COMIC and EXPO, the team decided to cover each aspect of the show, whether it was about GI Joe or not.  The TOY segment, the guys talk to James about his upcoming sequel to his RAHC Guide and do an on-hand review of the Eaglehawk helicopter - all the while we have the EXTENDED Cut of Retaliation playing in the background. (Some spoilers here, so consider yourselves warned NOW!)The COMIC segment, the guys talk with Mo Hunger about the current state of the Joe IDW universes and her son Phoenix drops a promo for us.The EXPO segment, the guys are joined by Celebrity Guest Host - MAXIMUS host of The Maximus Show, evenings on 103.9 The Bear from South Bend, Indiana - as they cover the costume contest.Lastly, in segment 4 (aka the unnamed segment), Mike and Gary wrap up a full day on the follow and set the table for COIL Con IV - FEATURING STREET HAWK - coming up next!It's a very laid back hour or so of on the floor reporting.  Hope you enjoy it!We would like to thank the promoters for including us in their inaugural show.  We really enjoyed ourselves!Editors note: one of the mic or mic cables seemed to be cutting in and out.  Since it was a live event, there is very little ways to predict these even doing a sound check prior to recording.  We'll get it squared away before our next live recording at COIL Con.  We apologize in advance. 

The title says it all folks. The Eaglehawk has landed. Join the team as they unbox, assemble and share first impressions and comparisons of the venerable helicopter's remake. Should you race off and get one? Should you give it a skip? Only one thing is certain: to do either without listening to this episode is folly!

This is one my favorite shows of the year. As usual we had some amazing announcements this year. Mattel blew their load involuntarily and in those leaks was one of my favorite things from show. It is perhaps one of my favorite figures from the entire line in his best homage yet. While most of the G.I. Joe toys had already been shown, we did get this treat. No matter how many versions of this figure we see, every time he just gets better and better. Transformers had my best of show yet again. No it wasn't the largest Transformer to date; it was one of my favorite characters from the '86 movie. Finally Hasbro rocked the community with its announcement of a new Star Wars 6″ line. Black Series is possibly the "crossover" that may save the Star Wars line. Only time will tell.

Who has the superior vehicles? GI Joe or Cobra? In this episode the team select a handful of Joe vehicles and their Cobra equivalents for a head to head battle of technology, strategy and sheer toy enjoyment. The guys also discuss forthcoming releases including the long awaited reissue of the venerable Tomahawk, the all-new EAGLEHAWK. Yes fans, it's coming and it is beautiful. Steve has finally returned from the Far East and thankfully the audio quality is a marked improvement on the rather arduous past two podcasts. Thanks for bearing with us!