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About the Guest(s):Alissa Rausch is a dedicated advocate for inclusive education rights, especially for young children with disabilities and various intersectional identities. Based at the University of Denver, she has extensive experience as a provider, program leader, educator, and technical assistance provider, notably developing inclusive programs and participating actively in legislative initiatives with organizations like Disability Law Colorado and the Early Childhood Technical Assistance (ECTA) Center.Ben Riepe is a Senior Project Manager at the Positive Early Learning Experiences Center at the University of Denver, contributing significantly to ECTA and the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations. With 13 years supporting Head Start Classrooms as a teacher and coach, Ben focuses on embedding evidence-based inclusive practices into classrooms and communities.Episode Summary:Delve into a transformative discussion on the Think Inclusive Podcast with Tim Villegas, featuring an insightful conversation with Alissa Rausch and Ben Riepe from the University of Denver. They discuss the significance of the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center's inclusion indicators, designed to guide systems at varying levels, like state and community, towards enhancing inclusive practices, aiming for a profound societal impact.In this episode, Alissa and Ben emphasize the critical role of systems in fostering inclusive environments for children, particularly those with disabilities. They explore the implementation science behind these indicators and how it supports sustainable and meaningful inclusive practices. Through poignant real-world examples and insights, they expound on the barriers families face and the power of family partnerships in achieving truly inclusive educational settings. Their experiences and collaborative work highlight opportunities for systemic change, especially through intentional community-based approaches and systems-level transformation, positioning early childhood inclusion as a foundational element of lifelong success.Complete show notes and transcript: https://mcie.org/think-inclusive/transforming-inclusive-education-through-inclusion-indicators/Key Takeaways:-Inclusion Indicators: Developed by ECTA, the indicators serve as a North Star for programs implementing inclusive practices across various levels such as state, community, and local programs.-Systems Approach to Inclusion: Emphasizes working at every level of the educational ecosystem, from state policies to individual classrooms, ensuring comprehensive support for inclusive practices.-Family Partnerships: Building genuine partnerships with families is critical, recognizing them as co-constructors in the journey of inclusion, thereby facilitating better educational outcomes.-Long-Term Impact: Highlighting the necessity of early childhood inclusion as a foundation for lifelong educational and community success.-Implementation Science: Using strategic, science-based processes for planning and executing inclusive practices, aiming for scalable and sustainable change.Resources:ECTA Center: https://ectacenter.org/Disability Law Colorado: https://disabilitylawco.org/Thank you to our sponsor, IXL: https://www.ixl.com/inclusive Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ginger Baker Rust comes to you from Mooresville, North Carolina, aka “Race City U.S.A.”. She's a motorsports sports agent with decades of corporate marketing and experience, accolades, and achievements. Ginger was the Chief Marketing Officer for Ryan Newman, ddriver of the #6 Ford in the Nascar Cup Series. She's the one behind the scenes who works corporate partnerships, contracts, and the business side of various global motorsports. If you have seen the movie Jerry Maguire, her day-to-day operations are pretty much what Tom Cruise's character does. She is a well-respected, behind-the-scenes powerhouse in the world of motorsports and had earned the nickname “Lady Mavrik” as she is well-respected and has built a solid reputation with everyone from the series owners, drivers, team owners, pit crews, hauler drivers, and the media outlets. Ginger is an amateur racer who earned an NHRA Dragster Pilot's license in 2021, and in 2020, earned an ECTA land speed record in a 2020 Yenko Camero street car in the Modern Street/Blown 8-Cylinder category with a 199.557 mph pass on the 1.25 mile course, which made her the second-fastest woman in the history of the class and the third fastest in the history of the national ECTA event.

Eine neue Location, ein anderes Flair, viele Gespräche, sehr gute Seminare und viele viele Eindrücke. Die ECTA Convention 2024 hat wieder Lust gemacht auf das nächste Event.

In this episode we had the pleasure of interviewing Pat Caron from the Trail Animals Running Club (based in Massachusetts) and the founder of Move Free. Pat, a professional mountain ultra trail athlete, shared insights and stories from his impressive career and involvement in the trail running community.Key Highlights from the episode include:TARC Stone Cat Trail Festival:  Pat reminisces about the Stonecat race and how TARC saved this iconic event held in Willowdale State Forest in MA, from extinction.  Record Holder for 100-Miler: Pat proudly holds the record for the fastest 100-mile races by a 19 and 20 year old, showcasing his exceptional endurance and dedication to the sport.Hale Reservation & The Frozen Yeti Race: Pat discusses the unique challenges of running in the Frozen Yeti Race at Hale Reservation, a test of both physical and mental fortitude in winter conditions.Trail Running and Mountain Biking : Pat notes, “Where there's good MTB, there is good trail running,”  highlighting the synergy between mountain biking and trail running communities.TARC's Don't Run Boston Race: He shares his experiences participating in and the significance of the Don't Run Boston race, a counter-cultural trail running event.TARC's Spring Classic & Fall Classic Races: Pat highlights the excitement and camaraderie of the Spring and Fall Classic races, key events in the local trail running calendar.ECTA (Essex County Trail Association):  The importance of organizations like ECTA in maintaining and advocating for trail access and preservation is underscored.Group Runs: Pat mentions the sense of community fostered by TARC group runs at Great Brook Farm and Blue Hills, inviting listeners to join in.Motto: “No Trail Animal Left Behind”: Pat emphasizes the inclusive nature of the Trail Animal Running Club, where every runner, regardless of ability, is supported.Hidden Gems New England Races:  The Ghost Train Rail Trail Races,  A staple in the New England trail running scene, Pat shares memorable moments from the Ghost Train Rail Trail races.  Also mentions of the Bold Coast Bash Trail Race in Maine and the The Connecticut Ultra Traverse (CUT) 112 mile race.  Pat describes the allure of these races, known for their stunning scenery and challenging courses.Move Free: Pat discusses founding Move Free, its mission to promote wellness and active lifestyles, and the unique experiences offered at their running retreatLast but not least, try some Lark Fine Foods with "EnduranceDad" promo code.  A special offer for Father's Day.Tune in to this episode for an inspiring conversation with Pat Caron, where his passion for trail running and dedication to the community shine through. Whether you're a seasoned ultra-runner or new to the trails, Pat's insights and stories are sure to motivate and inspire you.Art & Eric embark on a journey to showcase and celebrate the endurance sports community in New England.

ኣብ ምዕራባዊ ሲድኒ ዝርከብ ካውንስል ፡ ብዛዕባ ሓደ ጾታ ዘለዎም ወለዲ ዝምልከት ትሕዝቶ ዘለዎ መጽሓፍ ኣብቲ ከባቢ ካብ ዝርከብ ኣብያተ መጻሕፍቲ ኣጊዱ። በዓል መዚ ቡንን ሻሂን ኢትዮጵያ (ECTA) ካብ 8 ሓምለ 2023 ዝጀመረ ናይ ሎሚ በጀት ዓመት ኣብ ቀዳሞት ትሽዓተ ኣዋርሕ ብሰደድ ናይ 835.2 ሚሊዮን ዶላር ኣታዊ ገይሩ። ሰራዊት እስራኤል ንኣፍደገ ራፋሕ ቓዛ ከምዝተቖጻጸረ ኣፍሊጡ።

About the Guest(s): Christina Kasprzak and Dr. Megan Vinh are the Co-Directors of the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA). Christina brings her expertise in leading initiatives to develop equitable and sustainable state systems for children with disabilities and their families. Her personal connection to the cause comes from a family that valued community and respect for all, emphasizing the importance of education in life. Dr. Megan Vinh's drive is equally personal, vaulting from family experiences into a professional passion for inclusion as a human right. She co-directs not just ECTA, but also the STEM Innovation for Inclusion in Early Education (STEMIE) center, championing proactive and inclusive STEM learning for young children.Episode Summary: In a candid conversation with Tim Villegas, Christina Kasprzak and Megan Vinh discuss their role in shaping inclusive educational systems for early childhood. The episode begins with an exploration into the work ECTA does in supporting state administrators and educators. With a heartwarming emphasis on equitable access, these leaders exemplify the importance of building an all-embracing infrastructure from policy to practice.Christina and Megan delve into the tools and resources provided by ECTA that supports practitioners and families directly, such as the DEC recommended practices guides and family-friendly video materials. As they reveal challenges in creating inclusive systems, including the need for de-siloing state departments, they reaffirm the proven benefits of inclusion for children both with and without disabilities.Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/Vz2ZPx3GpJO_iB8HGeqX51SI9e4Key Takeaways:ECTA predominantly supports state administrators in improving early intervention and preschool special education programs, advocating for all-encompassing and effective practices.Both guests emphasize the profound personal and professional belief in the power and necessity of inclusive education for every child.Christina and Megan discuss the practical tools ECTA offers, which are popular with professionals and families.Inclusion benefits all children, and dismantling myths around it is essential to its advocacy and implementation.The guests point out that everyone has a role to play in advocating for inclusion, and change is possible when people at every level of the system lead from their positions.Resources:ECTA Center: https://ectacenter.org/Practice Improvement Tools: https://ectacenter.org/decrp/Indicators of High-Quality Inclusion: https://ectacenter.org/topics/inclusion/indicators.aspState Examples for Inclusion: https://ectacenter.org/topics/inclusion/stateexamples.aspMCIE: https://www.mcie.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peter berichtet von Sessions, die einen besonderen Eindruck hinterlassen haben, von den Begegnungen außerhalb von Seminaren und zur allgemeinen Stimmung. Klares Votum zum Ende hin - eine Teilnahme an der ECTA Convention ist immer ein Gewinn.

January's Global Update from the Global Technical and Regulatory Affairs team at the Almond Board of California in today's Almond Byte.Ag Trade Leaders are Confirmed by SenateAfter being nominated for leadership positions by the Biden administration last spring, Alexis Taylor was confirmed by the US Senate as Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Affairs at USDA on Dec 21. In addition, Doug McKalip was confirmed as Chief Agricultural Negotiator at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative on Dec 22. Alexis Taylor was sworn in on Dec 29 at USDA. The confirmations came after a flurry of political brokering at the end of a lame-duck session after several senators lifted their holds. Alexis has a good understanding of the issues facing almonds and other ag commodities, after having been in USDA for several years. ABC has already reached out with congratulations and will be organizing meetings as soon as possible.Update on UK PEC CertificateIn late December 2022, ABC was made aware of Great Britain (GB) requiring a GB-specific version of PreExport Check (PEC) certificate to accompany California almond exports to Great Britain. ABC contacted both UK Port Authority and FAS staff in London to ensure no shipments would be detained pending an updated PEC certificate. Further, ABC also reminded the UK Port Authorities that PEC is not a condition of import. UK authorities have agreed to accept the current PEC certificate while the situation is being reviewed. Currently, ABC is working with USDA/FAS and AMS to find an agreement with UK import control authorities to modify the existing PEC system to satisfy GB requirements. We will update the industry once the modified PEC is rolled out. If any handlers have their shipments impacted, please reach out immediately to akulkarni@almondboard.com.Almond Hull Market Access Update for ChinaOn December 21, 2022, China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) provided a written response to ABC's application to include Almond Hulls in MARA's official feed ingredients catalog. Inclusion in the catalog is required before firms can bring almond hulls into Chinese feed channels. The response came after the initial application was submitted in November 2021 along with several revisions made in 2022. MARA is requesting additional information needed to establish domestic standards for almond hulls in the feed catalog including parameters for NDF and mold counts among other details. ABC staff will continue to work with our consultant in Beijing and colleagues at the Almond Alliance to make sure that the final “standards” to be published in MARA's feed catalog are reasonable and least restrictive for US suppliers. For more information, please contact kschneller@almondboard.com.Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) Entered into force on December 29, 2022According to a recent Australian government press release, ECTA has entered into force. It states that, “Over 85 percent of Australian goods exports by value to India are now tariff-free, rising to 90 percent in six years, and high tariffs have been reduced on some additional products. In addition, 96 percent of imports from India are now tariff-free, rising to 100 percent in four years.” For almonds, the new annual Tariff Rate Quota (TRQ) allows 34,000 MT (about 75 million lbs) of inshell/shelled almonds to enter India at 50% of the current Most Favored Nation (MFN) tariff levels. This more than covers current Australian shipments to India. Imports above the TRQ are at the full MFN rate:Within TRQ: 17.5 Rps/kg inshell and 50 Rps/kg kernel.Above TRQ: 35 Rps/kg inshell and 100 Rps/kg kernelAccording to Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, “To access a TRQ, exporters will need a TRQ certificate. Under ECTA, Australia will issue TRQ certificates to exporters or producers and share them with...

The India-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA)has been finally approved by the Australian Parliament. This is India's first trade deal with any developed country. The talks about the India-Australia Free Trade Agreement started almost 10 years back, however, it got delayed due to various reasons. In April this year, both nations signed the interim trade deal- Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement, ECTA. However, the ratification process was pending in the Parliament as a new government was in formation in Australia. The announcement was made on the sideline of the recently concluded G-20 summit. In this podcast, Amiti Sen helps decode the India-Australia Free Trade Agreement, the sectors that will be the prime beneficiaries of the agreement, and how this agreement will open more avenues for Indians in Australia. Listen in. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

Zum zweiten Mal dürfen wir von einer ECTA-Convention live berichten. Und eines gleich vorweg: es war für uns beide (und wir glauben auch für unsere Zuhörer vor Ort) erstaunlich, wie viel wir doch in den wenigen Tagen erlebt hatten. Das Programm hatte einige Facetten des Callens abgedeckt und wir zitieren aus einem philosophischen Seminar: es stecken so viele Geheimnisse im Square Dance - und ja, an der Convention durften wir einen Teil davon entdecken. Wir nehmen euch in dieser Folge mit auf eine Reise durch unsere Notizen zu einzelnen Seminaren und Erlebnissen. Wir hoffen sehr, dass euch das Lust auf die Convention 2023 in Leipzig macht - und wir uns spätestens dort sehen!

Many children go undiagnosed with Autism. For many, it's not until adulthood that they are diagnosed. In tonight's story this young lady has never been diagnosed. Her mother confided in me about her childhood and current affairs. I am pretty positive that she has autism that went undiagnosed. She is currently in jail and still undiagnosed. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affect a person's ability to socialize and communicate with others. Symptoms of autism can include impairments to social interaction & communication, and restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior. If You're Concerned As a parent, you already have what it takes to help your young child learn and grow. CDC has developed materials to help you track your child's developmental milestones and share that progress, or any concerns, with your child's doctor at every check-up. Learn more about CDC milestone checklists and other parent materials » https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/parents/index.html Contact your child's doctor if you think your child might have ASD or if you have any other concerns about the way your child plays, learns, speaks, or acts. If you are still concerned, ask the doctor for a referral to a specialist who can do a more in-depth evaluation of your child. Specialists who can do a more in-depth evaluation and make a diagnosis include Developmental pediatricians (doctors who have special training in child development and children with special needs) Child neurologists (doctors who work on the brain, spine, and nerves) Child psychologists or psychiatrists (doctors who know about the human mind) At the same time, call your state's public early childhood system to request a free evaluation, sometimes called a Child Find evaluation, to find out if your child qualifies for intervention services. You do not need to wait for a doctor's referral or a medical diagnosis to make this call. Where to call for a free evaluation from the state depends on your child's age: If your child is not yet 3 years old, contact your local early intervention system.You can find the right contact information for your state by calling the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA) at 919-962-2001. Or visit the ECTA website. external icon: https://ectacenter.org/contact/ptccoord.asp If your child is 3 years old or older, contact your local public school system.Even if your child is not yet old enough for kindergarten or enrolled in a public school, call your local elementary school or board of education and ask to speak with someone who can help you have your child evaluated. If you're not sure who to contact, call the ECTA at 919-962-2001. Or visit the ECTA website. external icon Research shows that early intervention services can greatly improve a child's development. In order to make sure your child reaches their full potential, it is very important to receive services as soon as possible. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/support

If you love stock car racing or land speed racing, you'll love the story of Aaron Brown! Aaron is a true trailblazer. He's set multiple land speed records and dominated as a race car builder for decades. Then, he decided to take his passion for speed and start the GarageShop, a well known race car fabrication shop. Some of his latest projects include a pair of Aero cars, a Daytona and Talladega, which he took land speed racing at the ECTA in Blytheville, Arkansas.We'll talk about car building, fabrication, racing...and little of his history in stock car racing, too! Listen in!

After 11 yrs of on & off talks, India &Australia finally signed phase 1 of ECTA to allow greater flow of goods & services, reducing Canberra's dependence on Chinese goods.

Mardi 15 mars 2022, SMART IMPACT reçoit Caroline Villandre (Fondatrice, Bako) , Jean-Luc Lemmens (Directeur de l'unité Télécoms, IDATE) , David Holderbach (CEO, Hyvia) et Luc Hindryckx (Directeur Général, ECTA)

Tina Kipp ist eine der Pioniere des Clogging-SPORTs in Europa und in der ECTA. Sie nimmt uns mit zu den Anfängen und erzählt, wie Kenny Reese ganz maßgeblich zur Entstehung der Clogging-Szene beigetragen hat. Und seitdem geht es ständig bergauf. Das heutige Instructorteam bewegt viel und ist eng vernetzt. Warum das so ist und wieviel Energie in der Szene steckt, das berichtet uns Tina. Kommt mit uns an den Tellerrand und schaut darüber hinaus!

Wer nicht weiß, was vor Ort passiert, kann nur mittelbar - und damit nicht ungefiltert - bewerten, ob eine Teilnahme lohnt oder nicht. Wir waren unmittelbar dabei, und zwar alle Tage und in vielen Seminaren. Wir sprechen über die Erlebnisse, Besonderheiten und Bonuspunkte, die eine Teilnahme - das Ergebnis nehmen wir vorweg - aus unserer Sicht lohnenswert erscheinen lässt. Wir jedenfalls sind erschöpft und begeistert. Warum, welche Erfahrungen und Begegnungen es letztlich in unseren Podcast geschafft haben, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Da wir nicht alles besuchen konnten, erlauben wir uns die Aussage, dass in den gemeinsamen Veranstaltungen niemand den Eindruck erweckt hat, dass er es anders sieht. Danke an alle Organisierenden und Teilnehmenden. Wir freuen uns auf die nächste Convention!

Ride along as Shawn MrSedanman Sherrill and John CustomCarNerd Meyer talk with Steve and C.J. Strupp of the ECTA Arkansas Mile.The guys talk with talk with Steve and C.J. about the history of ETCA and land speed racing. This episode is full of left 3's (listen to find out what that means as we hear some amazing stories about their race it, break it, fix it attitude.Watch our social media for updates and coverage of the Arkansas Mile. Be sure to tune in to the live feed for the Arkansas Mile to catch Shawn and John as they make a guest appearance as race commentators for the event.fb ECTA MileECTA WebsiteDon't forget to check out Shawn and John's Restoration  Corner on Mikaniki.com.Speed over to our friends at RacingJunk.comBe sure to follow Get Out and Drive Podcast on social media!GOND WebsiteIG: Get_Out_N_DriveTwitter  GetOutNDrivePodFB Get.Out.N.Drive.PodcastYouTube https://tinyurl.com/GONDYouTubeJoin our fb group to share pics of how you Get Out N DriveFollow Shawn on IG@mrsedanman@steelies.n.dogs@post.cars.rule@hellapatinaFriend Shawn on fbFollow John on IGIG @customcarnerdFriend John on fbSign Up and Learn more about National Get Out N Drive Day.Grab your Official Decals, Apparel and other cool shirts at GetDriveGear.com Support the show (https://paypal.me/GetOutNDrivePodcast?locale.x=en_US)

Ride along as Shawn MrSedanman Sherrill and John CustomCarNerd Meyer talk with Steve and C.J. Strupp of the ECTA Arkansas Mile.The guys talk with talk with Steve and C.J. about the history of ETCA and land speed racing. This episode is full of left 3's (listen to find out what that means as we hear some amazing stories about their race it, break it, fix it attitude.Be sure to check back for part 2 of this episode and watch our social media for updates and coverage of the Arkansas Mile. Be sure to tune in to the live feed for the Arkansas Mile to catch Shawn and John as they make a guest appearance as race commentators for the event.fb ECTA Mile ECTA WebsiteDon't forget to check out Shawn and John's Restoration  Corner on Mikaniki.com.Speed over to our friends at RacingJunk.comBe sure to follow Get Out and Drive Podcast on social media!GOND WebsiteIG: Get_Out_N_DriveTwitter  GetOutNDrivePodFB Get.Out.N.Drive.PodcastYouTube https://tinyurl.com/GONDYouTubeJoin our fb group to share pics of how you Get Out N DriveFollow Shawn on IG@mrsedanman@steelies.n.dogs@post.cars.rule@hellapatinaFriend Shawn on fbFollow John on IGIG @customcarnerdFriend John on fbSign Up and Learn more about National Get Out N Drive Day.Grab your Official Decals, Apparel and other cool shirts at GetDriveGear.com Support the show (https://paypal.me/GetOutNDrivePodcast?locale.x=en_US)

East Coast Trail Conditions & Recommendations - Pat Ryan ECTA Trail Management VP by VOCM

Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/3FLhokH Digital transformation affects all aspects of a business's operations, including contracts, internal documentation and employment relationships. The covid-19 pandemic has heightened the need for contactless and remote contracting, as a result of which businesses are turning to digital contracting and electronic signatures. Using the appropriate form of e-signatures helps businesses save time and money, increase security, and enhance their environmental credentials. During the webinar the speakers will discuss which electronic signature and electronic contracting solutions are accepted as legally binding in the CEE. They will also share practical information on the acceptance and enforceability of contracts and legal statements signed with electronic signatures, the type of electronic signatures which are legally binding, and other digital solutions for contracting and making legal statements. Speakers: Dóra Petrányi is a partner and CEE Managing Director at CMS. She heads the Commercial, Competition, Technology, Media, Telecommunications (TMT) and Intellectual property (IP) practices in the Budapest office. Dóra is the Co-Chairman of the Regulatory Committee of the Hungarian AI Coalition and leads formulating the response of the Hungarian AI Coalition to the EU consultation request regarding the EU White Paper on Artificial Intelligence, A European Approach to Excellence and Trust. She is also a member of the Hungarian Council of Copyright Experts and a member of the Digital Civil Code Review Working Group, being the only outside counsel in the team. She is the first and only lawyer to be a member of the co-regulatory committee between the local telecommunications' regulatory authority and the Association of Hungarian Content Providers. She is also a member of the supervisory committee of UNICEF. Dóra is a co-author of the CMS publication The Cybersecurity Challenge in Central and Eastern Europe, CMS's Network Sharing Studies and several other publications. She is a regular speaker at key international conferences, including the World Economic Forum (Davos), the Mobile World Congress, and ECTA. Marek Oleksyn is a qualified Polish attorney-at-law and a Partner at CMS IP/TMC practice in the Warsaw office. He has over 16 years of experience in a broad range of intellectual property matters, including trademark, patent, design, unfair competition, copyright, domain names, plant variety, databases and IP customs protection. Marek represents clients in court litigation, domain name disputes and arbitration as well as trademark invalidation and revocation matters. He also prepares and negotiates agreements on IP assignment and licensing, prepares opinions and memoranda on IP-related matters and drafts agreements with key personnel re: assignment of intellectual property rights. He assists clients in R&D projects. Marek is author of numerous publications on the protection of intellectual property and advertising law. He lectures at Lazarski University, including “Law in New Technologies” postgraduate studies. Marek is a recommended lawyer in the field of intellectual property by Legal 500, WTR 1000, Chambers and IAM Patent 1000.

Wir sprechen über den Charakter von Veranstaltungen. Was zeichnet sie aus, was könnte man verbessern. Dabei streifen wir Jamborees, Round-Ups und natürlich die ECTA-Convention. Wir greifen auf Peter's Erfahrungen mit den Chaos Communication Events zurück. Wir diskutieren wie wichtig der Zuschnitt von Veranstaltungen ist und welch große Bedeutung der persönlichen Einstellung der Teilnehmer zukommt.

Warrick speaks to Caleb McKellar, Partner at Barter McKellar, about CPA Law (Consumer Protection Act) in SA and how it impacts you as an eCommerce entrepreneur. Although the CPA, the Electronic Communications Act (ECTA) and the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI) all contain provisions to protect online consumers, the focus of the podcast was exclusively the CPA (no doubt Warrick and I will sit down to discuss the ECTA and POPI in due course).As discussed during the podcast, we examined the importance of the implied six month warranty provided for under the CPA. Here is the section of the CPA dealing with the implied warranty: 56 - Implied warranty of quality(1) In any transaction or agreement pertaining to the supply of goods to a consumer there is an implied provision that the producer or importer, the distributor and the retailer each warrant that the goods comply with the requirements and standards contemplated in section 55, except to the extent that those goods have been altered contrary to the instructions, or after leaving the control, of the producer or importer, a distributor or the retailer, as the case may be.(2) Within six months after the delivery of any goods to a consumer, the consumer may return the goods to the supplier, without penalty and at the supplier's risk and expense, if the goods fail to satisfy the requirements and standards contemplated in section 55, and the supplier must, at the direction of the consumer, either- (a) repair or replace the failed, unsafe or defective goods; or (b) refund to the consumer the price paid by the consumer, for the goods.(3) If a supplier repairs any particular goods or any component of any such goods, and within three months after that repair, the failure, defect or unsafe feature has not been remedied, or a further failure, defect or unsafe feature is discovered, the supplier must- (a) replace the goods; or (b) refund to the consumer the price paid by the consumer for the goods.(4) The implied warranty imposed by subsection (1), and the right to return goods set out in subsection (2), are each in addition to-(a) any other implied warranty or condition imposed by the common law, this Act or any other public regulation; and(b) any express warranty or condition stipulated by the producer or importer, distributor or retailer, as the case may be.To learn more about the topics discussed during the podcast, check out this article on the Barter McKellar website, link below: https://www.bartermckellar.law/articles/ecommerce-and-the-consumer-protection-actFollow Caleb McKellar on social medial to gain further legal insight @calebmckellar.

Warrick speaks to Caleb McKellar, Partner at Barter McKellar, about CPA Law (Consumer Protection Act) in SA and how it impacts you as an eCommerce entrepreneur. Although the CPA, the Electronic Communications Act (ECTA) and the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI) all contain provisions to protect online consumers, the focus of the podcast was exclusively the CPA (no doubt Warrick and I will sit down to discuss the ECTA and POPI in due course).As discussed during the podcast, we examined the importance of the implied six month warranty provided for under the CPA. Here is the section of the CPA dealing with the implied warranty: 56 - Implied warranty of quality(1) In any transaction or agreement pertaining to the supply of goods to a consumer there is an implied provision that the producer or importer, the distributor and the retailer each warrant that the goods comply with the requirements and standards contemplated in section 55, except to the extent that those goods have been altered contrary to the instructions, or after leaving the control, of the producer or importer, a distributor or the retailer, as the case may be.(2) Within six months after the delivery of any goods to a consumer, the consumer may return the goods to the supplier, without penalty and at the supplier's risk and expense, if the goods fail to satisfy the requirements and standards contemplated in section 55, and the supplier must, at the direction of the consumer, either-   (a)   repair or replace the failed, unsafe or defective goods; or   (b)   refund to the consumer the price paid by the consumer, for the goods.(3) If a supplier repairs any particular goods or any component of any such goods, and within three months after that repair, the failure, defect or unsafe feature has not been remedied, or a further failure, defect or unsafe feature is discovered, the supplier must-   (a) replace the goods; or   (b) refund to the consumer the price paid by the consumer for the goods.(4) The implied warranty imposed by subsection (1), and the right to return goods set out in subsection (2), are each in addition to-(a) any other implied warranty or condition imposed by the common law, this Act or any other public regulation; and(b) any express warranty or condition stipulated by the producer or importer, distributor or retailer, as the case may be.To learn more about the topics discussed during the podcast, check out this article on the Barter McKellar website, link below: https://www.bartermckellar.law/articles/ecommerce-and-the-consumer-protection-actFollow Caleb McKellar on social medial to gain further legal insight @calebmckellar.

Tonight we talk with Robert Ette about his unique and awesome solutions to so many race car packaging problems. Then we talk to Dan Parker, the blind racer with a goal of going 200mph at the upcoming ECTA event at Spaceport America! Our own James Short and Mark Dalquist helped get this car ready to make passes, and we're also planning on being at the event! Follow us on Facebook at the RealTuners Radio Podcast Fan Page to keep updated, the weekend of Feb 23rd!

Tonight we talk with Robert Ette about his unique and awesome solutions to so many race car packaging problems. Then we talk to Dan Parker, the blind racer with a goal of going 200mph at the upcoming ECTA event at Spaceport America! Our own James Short and Mark Dalquist helped get this car ready to make passes, and we're also planning on being at the event! Follow us on Facebook at the RealTuners Radio Podcast Fan Page to keep updated, the weekend of Feb 23rd!

My guest on today's podcast is Valerie Thompson, America’s Queen of Speed. Valerie is the 7x land Speed Record holder and has become the world record holder reaching a speed 328.467 at Lake Gairdner in South Australia, Australia. Valerie and Team 7 Racing are in preparation for a world record attempt for the overall motorcycle land speed record in 2019. Current record is 376.363 mph.Thompson is often referred to as “America’s Queen of Speed”, she has earned the famed “Red Hat” in the Bonneville 200 MPH Club, and is a member of the prestigious Bonneville BUB Speed Trial 201 MPH Club. Valerie has also earned her place in the Mojave Magnum 200 MPH Club, the ECTA 200 MPH Club, the Texas Mile 200 MPH Club and the Colorado Mile, including a personal best of 217.7 MPH (350.53 KM/H) on a BMW S 1000 RR at the Texas Mile in 2014Valerie started her drag racing career in 2006 on quarter-mile tracks in the All Harley Drag Racing Association (AHDRA) and returning 2017 to the NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle series. Her desire to go faster, and break more records, led her to form her own land speed-racing team, Valerie Thompson Racing, in 2012.Racing Awards & AccoladesValerie’s full-throttle lifestyle has inspired filmmakers, authors and songwriters alike. She is featured in the 2013 documentary film, “Why We Ride,” the Discovery Channel program “Mega Speed,” and the “Bonneville Stories” video, profiling the life of a professional motorcycle racer in a tough, unforgiving and dangerous career. She has even been featured in a GoDaddy Super Bowl commercial!The award- winning rock band, CTS, wrote the popular song “Quarter Mile” for Valerie and she received the Red Carpet Award for her inclusion in Delores Seright’s book, “Amazing Women: Shattering Barriers.” She is also featured in the 2013 book, “90 Years BMW Motorrad.” Valerie’s leathers and other racing gear are currently on display at the Hopkins BMW Motorcycle Museum in Highland, Maryland.She was inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of fame in 2018.Off TrackValerie surrounds herself in a world of speed even off the racetrack, working as vehicle presenter at Barrett-Jackson Auction Company, LLC and Metro Auto Auctions in her hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona. Between her work, racing commitments and many special appearances each year, Valerie donates time supporting and inspiring children overcoming personal challenges with charitable organizations, which earned her the 2011 “American Women Riders Community Hero Award.”NOTABLE· 8 - Time Land Speed Record Holder· Fast Lady on the Lake” award - DLRA Event· World’s Fastest Female Motorcycle Racer 328.467 mph· Recipient of the DLRA Event 200 MPH & 300 MPH Club – Australia· Inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame, Class of 2018· Featured in "Rockets and Titans" a worldwide film documentary scheduled for theater distribution in 2019 - IMDb.com· Recipient of the “Top Speed of the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials” Award 304.263 mph· Membership in seven 200 MPH Clubs· Membership in one 300 mph Club· Career Best Land Speed : 217.7 MPH BMW S 1000 RR - (1-Mile Standing)· American Woman Riders Community Hero Award· Amazing Women Shattering Barriers Red Carpet Award· Featured in award-winning documentary films, including “Why We Ride” and “Mega Speed” (Discovery Channel) Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/thetravelwins/support

My guest on today's podcast is Valerie Thompson, America’s Queen of Speed. Valerie is the 7x land Speed Record holder and has become the world record holder reaching a speed 328.467 at Lake Gairdner in South Australia, Australia. Valerie and Team 7 Racing are in preparation for a world record attempt for the overall motorcycle land speed record in 2019. Current record is 376.363 mph. Thompson is often referred to as “America’s Queen of Speed”, she has earned the famed “Red Hat” in the Bonneville 200 MPH Club, and is a member of the prestigious Bonneville BUB Speed Trial 201 MPH Club. Valerie has also earned her place in the Mojave Magnum 200 MPH Club, the ECTA 200 MPH Club, the Texas Mile 200 MPH Club and the Colorado Mile, including a personal best of 217.7 MPH (350.53 KM/H) on a BMW S 1000 RR at the Texas Mile in 2014 Valerie started her drag racing career in 2006 on quarter-mile tracks in the All Harley Drag Racing Association (AHDRA) and returning 2017 to the NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle series. Her desire to go faster, and break more records, led her to form her own land speed-racing team, Valerie Thompson Racing, in 2012. Racing Awards & Accolades Valerie’s full-throttle lifestyle has inspired filmmakers, authors and songwriters alike. She is featured in the 2013 documentary film, “Why We Ride,” the Discovery Channel program “Mega Speed,” and the “Bonneville Stories” video, profiling the life of a professional motorcycle racer in a tough, unforgiving and dangerous career. She has even been featured in a GoDaddy Super Bowl commercial! The award- winning rock band, CTS, wrote the popular song “Quarter Mile” for Valerie and she received the Red Carpet Award for her inclusion in Delores Seright’s book, “Amazing Women: Shattering Barriers.” She is also featured in the 2013 book, “90 Years BMW Motorrad.” Valerie’s leathers and other racing gear are currently on display at the Hopkins BMW Motorcycle Museum in Highland, Maryland. She was inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of fame in 2018. Off Track Valerie surrounds herself in a world of speed even off the racetrack, working as vehicle presenter at Barrett-Jackson Auction Company, LLC and Metro Auto Auctions in her hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona. Between her work, racing commitments and many special appearances each year, Valerie donates time supporting and inspiring children overcoming personal challenges with charitable organizations, which earned her the 2011 “American Women Riders Community Hero Award.” NOTABLE · 8 - Time Land Speed Record Holder · Fast Lady on the Lake” award - DLRA Event · World’s Fastest Female Motorcycle Racer 328.467 mph · Recipient of the DLRA Event 200 MPH & 300 MPH Club – Australia · Inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame, Class of 2018 · Featured in "Rockets and Titans" a worldwide film documentary scheduled for theater distribution in 2019 - IMDb.com · Recipient of the “Top Speed of the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials” Award 304.263 mph · Membership in seven 200 MPH Clubs · Membership in one 300 mph Club · Career Best Land Speed : 217.7 MPH BMW S 1000 RR - (1-Mile Standing) · American Woman Riders Community Hero Award · Amazing Women Shattering Barriers Red Carpet Award · Featured in award-winning documentary films, including “Why We Ride” and “Mega Speed” (Discovery Channel)

RealTuners Radio Episode 63 tonight - random topics and a little Landspeed Racing chat with Michael and David Matyjasik. Did you know that a wheel driven streamliner at Bonneville trapped over 500mph this past week?

RealTuners Radio Episode 63 tonight - random topics and a little Landspeed Racing chat with Michael and David Matyjasik. Did you know that a wheel driven streamliner at Bonneville trapped over 500mph this past week?

On Saturday March 30, 2013, EBC Radio launched EBC drama club. Listen to the podcast of this episode below. ECTA members like Sankar Ghoshal, Nupur Lahiri, Lilabati Majumdar, Subhodev Das, Aparajita Das, Dhriti Bagchi and Sudipta Bhawmik. In part 1 … Continue reading →

The time of the year is here again. The sky is blue with patches of white clouds floating lazily and the weather is cooling down. Durga Puja is here again in New Jersey. The local Bengali associations are gearing up … Continue reading →