Podcasts about Egeland

Denne fine, flotte torsdagen blir du underholdt av to jenter ved navn Egeland, altså Tuva og Jenny, og en mann med et annet navn, altså Annenth. Tuva er sexy og har lyst på gris, Annenth lurer på hvor shabby han bør være på jobb og hvem var det egentlig Jenny tok med seg hjem fra Hinge date?? Ble du litt nysgjerrig eller?? Hør da vel!

Varsling oppleves ofte som krevende i HR-arbeidet. Men behøver det alltid å være det? Hvor går egentlig grensen mellom en vanlig personalkonflikt og et varsel om kritikkverdige forhold? Og hvordan håndterer vi varsler på en måte som både er juridisk riktig og menneskelig klok? I denne episoden får du møte Lill Egeland – partner i advokatfirmaet Simonsen Vogt Wiig. En av landets mest erfarne rådgivere innen varsling og arbeidsrett.Lill snakker om hvordan HR kan håndtere vanskelige saker på en trygg og god måte – uavhengig av om det formelt sett er en varslingssak eller en personalkonflikt. Du får innsikt i hva som faktisk regnes som et varsel og hvorfor god håndtering er viktigere enn å definere saken korrekt.Hun gir oss også råd om hvordan man kan gjøre kloke vurderinger uten å eskalere mer enn nødvendig; undersøke nok uten å gå i full fakta-undersøkelsesmodus og hvorfor fleksible varslingsrutiner kan være den viktigste investeringen HR gjør. Du får også høre om omsorgsplikt, anonym varsling, og hvorfor det å få ned skuldrene kan gjøre hele forskjellen.___________Lill Egeland har svært lang erfaring med å rådgi i og behandle varslings- og konfliktsaker, og hun rådgir i snitt i mellom 20 og 30 varslings- og konfliktsaker i året. Hun håndterer også de arbeidsrettslige spørsmål som oppstår før, under og i kjølvannet av en varslingssak. Hun rådgir jevnlig arbeidsgivere i situasjoner hvor arbeidstaker hevder seg mobbet eller trakassert.Vil du ha mer arbeidsrett? Sjekk ut Lill Egeland sin podkast arbeids(retts)lunsj - ta med deg podcasten i lunsjen, gå en tur og få litt om diverse arbeidsrettslige temaer samtidig.________ Vil du ha e-post med ukens fagtips og personlig invitasjon til webinarer fra Leonda? Ja takk! Liker du det du hører? Trykk på følg i din podcast app så får du beskjed når nye ukentlige episoder legges ut.

Hvordan vi kan forhindre en ny opptrapping av atomvåpen? Hvordan kan åpen og troverdig informasjonsflyt forhindre potensiell bruk av atomvåpen? Hva betyr Prøvestansavtalen for det internasjonal atomvåpennedrustning? Dette var blant spørsmålene som den uavhengige forskningsstiftelsen NORSAR setter på dagsorden i forbindelse med at det i fjor var 25 år siden Norges ratifisering av Prøvestansavtalen, en internasjonal traktat som forbyr alle kjernefysiske prøvesprengninger. NORSAR overvåker avtalen på vegne av norske myndigheter. På dette seminaret delte Utenriksdepartementet sine erfaringer og perspektiver, etterfulgt av en panelsamtale med følgende deltakere: Kjølv Egeland, seniorforsker ved NORSAR med atomnedrustningspolitikk, verifikasjon og folkerett som spesialfelt. Han er utdannet i fred- og konfliktstudier ved Universitetet i Oslo, har en doktorgrad i Oxford, og har jobbet som postdoktor ved Sciences Po i Paris. Louise Dedichen, kontreadmiral og tidligere sjef for Militærmisjonen i Brussel og norsk militær representant i NATOs militærkomite. Eskil Grendahl Sivertsen, spesialrådgiver ved Forsvarets Forskningsinstitutt (FFI) spesialisert i kognitiv krigføring og påvirkningsoperasjoner. Tidligere informasjonsoffiser og kommunikasjonsrådgiver for seks forsvars- og utenriksministre. Henrik Urdal, direktør ved Institutt for fredsforskning (PRIO). Har jobbet med konflikttrender. Tidligere vært gjesteforsker ved Harvard Kennedy School (2011-12) og er tidligere redaktør for det internasjonale fagtidsskriftet Journal of Peace Research. Dette arrangementet var en del Nobel Peace Talks, med temaer knyttet til Nobels Fredspris 2024 til Nihon Hidankyo, den japanske organisasjonen for overlevende etter atombombene i Hiroshima og Nagasaki. God lytting!

Hvordan kan du modernisere et firma i en tradisjonell bransje til å tenke nytt og sette mennesker først? I en bransje som ofte er kjent for lange arbeidsdager, høye prestasjonskrav og dårlig balanse mellom jobb og fritid er Brækhus Advokatfirma en arbeidsplass som tenker litt annerledes enn resten av bransjen. De har ikke bare et ønske om å modernisere og tenkte nytt i forhold til hvordan man jobber med mennesker i eget firma, men vil bidra til å sette en ny standard for hele bransjen.Rebekka Egeland, Chief People & Culture Officer i Brækhus, forteller oss hvordan de har gått frem med sin «people first» strategi og hvordan de har klart å transformere miljøet i selskapet til å representere en god «work life balance»:Hva betyr egentlig «people first», ikke minst i praksis?Kartleggingsprosessen i forkantImplementering av  «people first» strategienHvilke rutiner og daglig oppfølging innebærer dette?Hvordan gjøres målinger i det daglige og over tid?Tips til hvordan du kan starte for å få en mer bærekraftig kulturOg ikke minst, hvilke positive konsekvenser dette arbeide har hatt for firmaet.________________Rebekka Egeland jobber som "Chief People & Culture Officer" i Brækhus advokatfirma. Hun har flere års erfaring som toppleder i privat næringsliv, strategisk rådgiver for ledere samt kurs- og foredragsholder. I tillegg er hun forfatter av tre bestselgende bøker innen psykologi ("Mindfulness i hverdagen", "Hverdagspsykologi" og "Jobbpsykologi"). Rebekka er utdannet klinisk psykolog (Cand.Psychol) med videreutdannelse i organisasjonspsykologi og ledelse.________ Vil du ha e-post med ukens fagtips og personlig invitasjon til webinarer fra Leonda? Ja takk! Liker du det du hører? Trykk på følg i din podcast app så får du beskjed når nye ukentlige episoder legges ut.

Vi fortsetter denne søndag med Efeserbrevet kapittel 3. Vår pastor, Christoffer er søndagens taler.

Wenche Egeland talte søndag 19. januar i Filadelfia Kristiansand. Tema for talen hennes var "Bønn som forvandler verden".Mer informasjon om menigheten kan du finne på nettsiden vår filadelfiakristiansand.no.

I denne talen underviser Christoffer om hvordan relasjoner i en menighet skal være og hvordan vi kan bevege oss fra å være institusjonaliserte kristne til å bli endel av en levende familie.

Undervisningen denne søndagen handlet om 4 ingredienser til åndelig vekst. Hva skal til for at vi vokser og blir mer lik Jesus? Hva skal til for at vi forblir påkoblet Gud, og ikke mister fokus eller faller av "vintreet" som Jesus kaller seg selv?

Er kuppforsøket mot Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) et nøye regissert drama hvor mediene spiller en ubevisst, eller bevisst rolle? Bør journalister som har gått på Forsvarets Høyskole opplyse om dette hver gang de lager journalistikk om Forsvaret? Snudde VG i abortsaken rett før avstemningen i Stortinget? Gjest i dag er John Olav Egeland. Med Anders Giæver og Gard Steiro. Produsent Magne Antonsen. Ansvarlig redaktør Gard Steiro. Kontakt redaksjonen på giaeveroggjengen@vg.no. Giæver & gjengen gir deg de viktigste nyhetene hver dag på drøye 20 minutter når du skal hjem fra jobb. Hør «Mediebobler» hver lørdag om feilene pressen gjør og dilemmaer VG står i. Alltid på Podme.

Meet Jan Egeland. He's a giant in the world of humanitarian affairs, having held top positions across renowned humanitarian and human rights organizations over the past two decades. The former Norwegian foreign minister served as the UN's humanitarian chief before becoming the secretary general of the respected Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Egeland was also on the ground providing relief during the Syrian Civil War and, before that, Israel's 2006 war on Lebanon. He even coordinated relief in the aftermath of the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.And, yet, this is how he describes what's happening in Gaza: “There are so many horror scenes on our watch, but Gaza is, in a way, just this indiscriminate warfare on quite a different level.” As humanitarian groups have worked tirelessly to get aid into the area, Egeland also noted how Israel has enacted a “starvation policy” against the people of Gaza. “Of the few trucks that make it into Gaza, which is besieged, the majority is being looted, plundered, because there is no police there,” he tells Mehdi. “The police was bombed to pieces by Israel, and Israel is giving us aid routes that are unsafe.” Engeland asks, “How come these gangs can roam freely, loot everything, and be part of a war economy that is enriching some in Gaza, but really meaning that the vast majority are at starvation?” He was also “not surprised” when the ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Secretary of Defense Yoav Gallant last week.“The ICC was not a court created to take African war criminals,” Egeland tells Mehdi. “It was created to take international and potential war criminals. And I'm glad they have now indicted people on both sides because there have been war crimes on both sides in this horrific war.”Watch the full interview above to hear what Egeland, who just returned from Sudan, says about the humanitarian crisis there, and what may be in store for Gaza under a second Trump presidency. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit zeteo.com/subscribe

Hva vil det si å være et vitne? Hvordan er vi et vitne? I denne talen peker Christoffer på vår rolle som vitne og ambassadør for Jesus i vårt hverdagsliv.

I denne talen underviser vår pastor Christoffer om faste. En glemt skatt i den moderne verden, men som Jesus og de første kristne i mange hundre år praktiserte og opplevde som en oase for livet. Hva om vi tok opp den praksisen igjen?

12 October, the day after the announcement of the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, we invited a panel of experts to discuss the award of the prize to Nihon Hidankyo. You'll meet: • Tuva Widskjold, ICAN • Kjølv Egeland, senior researcher NORSAR • Mika Mayumi, leader of Oslo-department - No to Nuclear Weapons Nihon Hidankyo is awarded the peace prize for its efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons and for demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again.

Søndag 13. oktober 2024 - Christoffer Egeland, pastor i Pinsekirka Flekkefjord

I denne talen fortsetter Tove i serien om gode vaner i gode rytmer og fokuserer på det å være stille, trekke seg bort fra hverdagsstresset, og være sammen med Jesus.

I denne talen underviser Christoffer om viktigheten av å være endel av et fellesskap i vår vandring med Jesus. Å være endel av en kirke, men også et mindre fellesskap der man har dype og gode relasjoner med andre troende. Veien til helbredelse ligger i

Reprise fra 26. mai 2020. Hva bidrar gruppearbeid med inn i skolen? Gir det en merverdi for elevene? Er det en belastning for elevene? Er det positivt eller negativt for læringen? Blir det 2+2=5, 4, eller 3? Jeg snakket i 2020 om dette med daværende prorektor og førsteamanuensis Therese Egeland (dengang: Sverdrup) ved Norges Handelshøyskole om hva vi vet om gruppearbeid. Nå har hun blitt professor, men jeg mistenker at det ikke forandrer på viktigheten av temaet.

Vi utforsker de ulike klassiske kristne disiplinene, og denne søndagen underviste Christoffer om Bønn.

I denne talen starter vår pastor med å forklare hensikten med å praktisere kristne praksiser (åndelige disipliner).

Med godt pågangsmot har Knut testet verktøyet Start Smart for ta pulsen på hvordan det står til med samarbeidet innad i Norgips. I dag får Anette og Knut nemlig besøk av Professor Therese Egeland, som har forsket på teamarbeid i 10 år og vært med på å utvikle dette nyttige verktøyet. Hun forteller om sine resultater og hvordan Start Smart kan brukes i alt fra store bedrifter til studiegrupper og i familien. Verktøyet kan lastes ned gratis, så dette er verdt å få med seg!Lyst til å vite mer? Besøk Norgips.no for å lære mer om våre gipsplater eller besøk Rom for livet for inspirasjon i ditt neste prosjekt!Følg gjerne vår helt egen GipsFluenser @norgips.knut og @norgips_norge på Instagram og Facebook for å få med deg nyheter, tips og triks og prosjekter vi arbeider med.

Denne søndagen oppsummerer Christoffer hva vi har vært igjennom denne våren og peker på hva vi skal inn i de kommende månedene.

Hva vil det si å være modig? I denne talen bruker Stine historien om David og Goliat for å illustrere at det er Gud som er i oss som gir oss det vi trenger for å mestre våre utfordringer i hverdagslivet.

Kan det bli budrekord når vi får den første Mazda RX7 med wankel i norsk bilcross? Hvorfor kommer det en trønder til Smådøl år etter år?

Since we all could make it to Olympic Trials, we thought we would do the next best thing and catch up with someone who was competing there! Hear all about Charlie's experience at his first, but certainly not last Olympic Trials

Wenche Egeland talte søndag 2. juni i Filadelfia Kristiansand som en del av taleserien "Bli fylt av Ånden". Hun snakket om "Åndens ledelse".Mer informasjon om menigheten kan du finne på nettsiden vår filadelfiakristiansand.no

Christoffer legger ut om at vi som følger Jesus må begynne å roe ned tempoet, hva vi gjør, bruker tiden vår på, og hva vi fyller oss med. Alt dette former oss og gjør noe med oss.

Stine taler denne 1.påskedag om det å være rotfestet i Jesus. Hva betyr det og hvordan ser det ut?

Alle følger vi noe eller noen i livet vårt. Hvem følger du og er du fornøyd med situasjonen i ditt liv? Jesus inviterer oss å være hans disipler, men hvordan forholder vi oss til hans invitasjon?

Kansas City shooting, Russian space nukes, Apes teasing, Egeland on Sudan, Guinness pour, Salma Zahid, Old egg and more

Vi går inn i en taleserie som handler om å komme nærmere Jesus, taler vår pastor Christoffer Egeland om Livets Vei.

Some people live in North Dakota for a short time before moving on, leaving only a scattering of information. Today we consider the example of Civil War veteran Charles Bolyard. His tombstone is in the Union Cemetery in Egeland, North Dakota. It's one of the few traces of his time here. Engraved on his marker is the inscription “Charles Bolyard,” a private in the 123rd Ohio Infantry; born Feb. 3, 1840, and died Jan. 20, 1941.

In the 110 days since the war started, over 25,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel's offensive on Gaza, prompting the charity Oxfam to describe it as the ‘deadliest conflict of the 21st century'. It follows the October 7 attacks by Hamas that saw 1,200 people killed and around 240 taken hostage in Israel. There is huge pressure internationally for a new ceasefire and hostage release deal to alleviate the suffering of Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas. In this episode of The Fourcast we speak with Jan Egeland, a former diplomat who helped draw up the 1993 peace agreements between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Oslo Accords. Egeland, who is now the Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy that the scale of civilian carnage in Gaza makes it clear that this is not a conflict between equals. He also looks at the ‘hypocritical' position of many Western governments who have been quick to call out Russia's aggression on Ukraine but are not doing the same with Israel's attacks on Palestine, and looks at how the conflict could worsen going forward if a two-state solution is not reached. Produced by Shaheen Sattar and Alice Wagstaffe

Svein Arve Egeland - Bibelgudstjeneste - 28.01.2024 by Songdalen Frikirke

Tove deler og underviser fra Guds ord om å holde hjertet sitt varmt, ikke la det bli hardt og kaldt.

Föstudagur 10. nóvember 2023 Aðstæður á Gaza eru hryllilegar og eiga eftir að versna áður en þær skána, segir Jan Egeland framkvæmdastjóri norska flóttamannaráðsins. Egeland, sem eitt sinn stýrði hjálparstarfi Sameinuðu þjóðanna, gagnrýnir íslensk stjórnvöld fyrir að tíma ekki að aðstoða fólk í neyð. Dagný Hulda Erlendsdóttir talaði við hann. Ragnhildur Thorlacius tók saman. Er þriggja ára framhaldsskólanám skilvirkara til stúdentsprófs? Hver er reynsla háskólanema og kennara af styttingu námstímans úr fjórum árum í þrjú? Ragnhildur Thorlacius ræddi stöðuna við Guðrúnu Ragnarsdóttur, dósent á menntavísindasviði Háskóla Íslands. Hún vinnur að rannsóknum á stefnubreytingum í menntamálum. Bandaríska tónlistarkonan Taylor Swift er ein skærasta stjarnan á hinum alþjóðlega dægurtónlistarhimni um þessar mundir. Eras tónleikaferð hennar er sögð styrkja efnahag Bandaríkjanna um 5,7 milljarða dollara. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá. Umsjón: Ásgeir Tómasson. Tæknimaður: Magnús Þorsteinn Magnússon.

Föstudagur 10. nóvember 2023 Aðstæður á Gaza eru hryllilegar og eiga eftir að versna áður en þær skána, segir Jan Egeland framkvæmdastjóri norska flóttamannaráðsins. Egeland, sem eitt sinn stýrði hjálparstarfi Sameinuðu þjóðanna, gagnrýnir íslensk stjórnvöld fyrir að tíma ekki að aðstoða fólk í neyð. Dagný Hulda Erlendsdóttir talaði við hann. Ragnhildur Thorlacius tók saman. Er þriggja ára framhaldsskólanám skilvirkara til stúdentsprófs? Hver er reynsla háskólanema og kennara af styttingu námstímans úr fjórum árum í þrjú? Ragnhildur Thorlacius ræddi stöðuna við Guðrúnu Ragnarsdóttur, dósent á menntavísindasviði Háskóla Íslands. Hún vinnur að rannsóknum á stefnubreytingum í menntamálum. Bandaríska tónlistarkonan Taylor Swift er ein skærasta stjarnan á hinum alþjóðlega dægurtónlistarhimni um þessar mundir. Eras tónleikaferð hennar er sögð styrkja efnahag Bandaríkjanna um 5,7 milljarða dollara. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá. Umsjón: Ásgeir Tómasson. Tæknimaður: Magnús Þorsteinn Magnússon.

Next up, MSV swings through the Ivy League to Yale University to catch up with Charlie Egeland and hear about his first few weeks of college

Hvorfor en tellekanter og psykologisk trygghet viktig for enkeltmennesker og organisasjoner? Per og Petter snakker med psykolog og CEO Rebekka Egeland i Dr.Dropin og Geir Aker, fenriken i Kompani Lauritzen.

The humanitarian sector is facing challenging crises all over the globe. Host Jamie McGoldrick speaks with Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, about the difficulty in responding and adapting to these crises. They discuss the political and climate obstacles humanitarian aid is dealing with, and they talk about working with donors to get support.

Until today, no one at Charlottesville Community Engagement knew that October 19 is Hagfish Day. In fact, the only person who works on the program didn't even know that there was something called a hagfish, though it makes sense that the structure of the  English language would come up with that word. I don't recommend looking up what the actual creature looks like, and the quicker we put this behind, the faster we can get on with the program. I am your host, the very skittish Sean Tubbs. On today's show: * There's a new interim fire chief and permanent emergency management coordinator in Charlottesville * A committee is being formed to plan for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Downtown Mall* A brief financial update from the city of Charlottesville* Louisa County Planning Commission recommends rezoning for a hotel and apartment complex, but doesn't endorse plan to increase height to 80 feet Sign up for free to get all new editions. Pay for a subscription and you'll get the occasional “first look” at content such as today's release of the September 2022 property transactions in Charlottesville!First shout-out is for LEAP's new Thermalize Virginia program In today's first Patreon-fueled shout-out: Have you been thinking of converting your fossil-fuel appliances and furnaces into something that will help the community reduce its greenhouse gas emissions? Your local energy nonprofit, LEAP,  has launched a new program to guide you through the steps toward electrifying your home. Thermalize Virginia will help you understand electrification and connect you with vetted contractors to get the work done and help you find any rebates or discounts. Visit thermalizeva.org to learn more and to sign up!  Deputy Chief named as Charlottesville's Interim Fire ChiefA veteran firefighter with over thirty years experience but only five months in Charlottesville has been named as the interim chief of the city's department.Michael L. Thomas has been the Deputy Chief of Community Risk Reduction since June 2022 after retiring from the Lynchburg Fire Department. He will succeed Chief Hezedean Smith, who has left to become chief in Polk County, Florida. “Chief Thomas holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and an Associate Degree in Fire Science. He holds certifications as a Fire Inspector, Fire Investigator, Certified LEO, Incident Safety Officer, has attended the National Fire Academy, and is currently enrolled in ICMA's (International City/County Management Association) Professional Development Academy,” reads a press release with the announcement. A search for a permanent chief will soon begin. Last week was Fire Prevention Week and Interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers marked the occasion at this week's City Council meeting. He urged everyone to have a fire escape plan and to have crucial monitoring equipment in place.“Working smoke alarms cut the risk of dying in reported home fires in half,” Rogers said. “If you need new smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, please call CFD at 434-970-3481 and schedule an installation.”Rogers also announced the hiring of the city's first emergency management coordinator. Jeremy Evans is a captain with the Charlottesville Fire Department. He will report to Rogers in his capacity as the city's public safety director. More Charlottesville updates from RogersRogers also announced the opening of the public bathroom at York Place on November 1, as first reported by Charlottesville Community Engagement last week. “The facilities will be open seven days a week during building hours which generally are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily,” Rogers said. Rogers said the city is also seeking to reopen the Downtown Transit Center by the end of the year. He also said a committee is being put together to oversee the 50th anniversary of the creation of the pedestrian mall on Main Street. First quarter report in for FY23 in Charlottesville Charlottesville City Council spent an hour and a half on Monday taking a look at the plans for the budget for the fiscal year that begins next July. I'll have more about that conversation in a future edition of the newsletterBut they also got a snapshot summary of the first quarter of the existing fiscal year at the beginning of their regular meeting from Krisy Hammill, the city's budget and performance director.“We are looking at a revenue surplus at the moment based on our performance in the first quarter,” Hammill said. “If everything were to hold true with that, we are looking at roughly $4 million revenue surplus for FY23.” That's a very tentative number. A more secure number is the surplus for FY22 which will be formally known as an audit comes closer together. The estimate at the moment about that is around $14 million.“I think it's going to be a little bit more than we talked about earlier but we'll just have to wait and see until we get the real numbers,” Rogers said. More on how that money might be spent when I'm able to do that deeper dive into the city budget work session. For now, take a look at the city's Budget Explorer, which now should contain data from July 1 to September 30 of this year. Second shout-out goes to Camp AlbemarleToday's second subscriber-supported public service announcement goes out to Camp Albemarle, which has for sixty years been a “wholesome rural, rustic and restful site for youth activities, church groups, civic events and occasional private programs.”Located on 14 acres on the banks of the Moorman's River near Free Union, Camp Albemarle continues as a legacy of being a Civilian Conservation Corps project that sought to promote the importance of rural activities. Camp Albemarle seeks support for a plan to winterize the Hamner Lodge, a structure built in 1941 by the CCC and used by every 4th and 5th grade student in Charlottesville and Albemarle for the study of ecology for over 20 years. If this campaign is successful, Camp Albemarle could operate year-round. Consider your support by visiting campalbemarleva.org/donate. Louisa County Planning Commission recommends rezoning for resort, but declines to do so on 80-foot buildingsPlans to build a hotel and residential complex on the shores of Lake Anna in Louisa are before that county's government and went before the nine-member Planning Commission on October 13. Before we get into the details about what happened, you can also choose to read an account of this meeting as a thread on Tammy Purcell's Twitter account. Purcell writes Engage Louisa.Don't tell me how it ended. I'm still going through the audio of the meeting, in which senior planner Thomas Egeland introduced the several requests before them from L.A. Resort LLC by laying out the land. “Together these two parcels make up 15.277 acres located near the Spottsylvania / Louisa County border adjacent to the New Bridge Road, Route 208,” Egeland said. The properties are zoned for commercial, and a previous owner of one of the properties sought an increase to Planned Unit Development to build a 60-unit condominium. The Board of Supervisors denied that request in 2016 and the current owner obtained site plan approval for a project that allowed a restaurant, 25,000 square feet of storage buildings, and three hotels. “Tonight, L.A. Resort LLC is requesting to start fresh,” Egeland said. That means a new Planned Unit Development request which Egeland details.“To Planned Unit Development, PUD, to construct a 96-unit condominium building, a 130 room hotel, a restaurant with retail space, marina services, and accessory structures,” Egeland said. There's also a conditional use permit request to allow for 80 foot residential buildings. The Comprehensive Plan calls for mixed-use and is within the Lake Anna growth area. Mike Grossman represented Lake Anna Resort LLC. “Every once in a while you find the perfect use for the perfect location and I think this is exactly what we have in this particular situation,” Grossman said. Grossman said the project would benefit Louisa County financially by providing new hotel rooms and dining opportunities. During the public hearing, several people disagreed and spoke out against the size of the development such as one person across the street. “When we purchased that property we recognized that it would be residential across from us, that's what we expected to see,” said Bill Unrue. “We did not expect to see an 80 foot Virginia Beach style type condo set-up there.” Several other nearby property owners also opposed the rezoning, including one person who drove down from Leesburg.“I'm the first one to say I'd love to have a hotel on this lake,” said Carolyn Lorenzin. “It would be great. I have lots of friends and family from out of town and it would be really great to have a place to put them up, but I think this is too much.” Others were concerned that the residential units would become hotel units by being rented out on a short-term basis. Others cited Lake Anna's recent bout of harmful algae blooms, as monitored by the Virginia Department of Health. “I believe it's irresponsible for the county to add to the problem by allowing this dense, high-density residential resort,” said Anna Clapp. “Discharging up to 60,000 gallons of wastewater a day. I know it's treated but that's what they've said, that they might that they might discharge up to that amount.” In his rebuttal, Grossman pointed out that the land has been zoned for commercial use since 1969. “So I think it should be no surprise to anyone that this land is going to get developed,” Grossman said. “It's extremely valuable land so a Putt Putt Golf or some kind of light density commercial development is just not going to happen.” Many speakers had questioned the timing of development and were concerned the residential would be built before the commercial. That would mean less revenue from meals and lodging taxes, which tend to be paid by people who don't live in the community and don't use services One Planning Commissioner wanted a guarantee.“I would be looking for something along the line that we would without certificate of occupancy for the residential until we have an approved site plan for the hotel and the restaurant,” said the Planning Commission Chair John Disoway of the Mineral District. Grossman said the project would need a hotel in order to proceed with financing, and the goal is to build all of it at once. However, other Planning Commissioners agreed with Disoway agreed that they wanted more certainty. “If a lending institution won't take on the risk if they don't have the commercial, then why should we?” said Commissioner George Goodwin of the Cuckoo District. There is currently no hotel on the Louisa County side of Lake Anna. The Commission had three votes. In the first, they recommended approval of the rezoning with two recommendations. One would be for the developer to post a performance bond and the other would be to tie the certificate of occupancy for the 96 residential units to a site plan being submitted for the hotel. That passed on a 4 to 2 vote.Next was a conditional use permit for the request to allow the residential buildings to be 80 feet tall. That failed on a 3 to 3 vote. A third motion on a request to allow a different kind of material passed. The item will go before the Board of Supervisors at a later date. Conclusionary notes for Episode #445Finally, another episode! If I had my druthers, there would be a new episode of Charlottesville Community Engagement each and every day. Then again, if I had my druthers, I would be a lot further along in knowing what a druther is and why I would want multiples. I do know I would love to have multiple new paid subscriptions to Charlottesville Community Engagement through Substack in order to help that possibility come to life. Behind the scenes I have a whole system in place just waiting to assign people stories and segments, but the business of Town Crier Productions needs a few more customers. Paid subscribers get to take a first look at content such as the September 2022 property transactions that went out this morning. Everyone else can see that on Monday on Information Charlottesville. If you do sign up, Ting will match your initial subscription. And even if you don't sign up for a paid subscription to this newsletter, Ting wants your custom too, and if you sign up through a link in the newsletter you will get free installation, a $75 gift card to the Downtown Mall, and a second month for free. Just enter the promo code COMMUNITY.All of this talk of sign-ups makes me want to also put a sign up for the Twitter account @cvilletowncrier to get schedule updates and links to other news stories. Please spread the word of all of the newsletters and podcasts, and maybe things will turn out okay. Music in the podcast comes from Wraki, a lifelong musical experience that manifests in multiple melodic forms. Do check out the bandcamp page and consider buying the album Regret Everything.  This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

hey duffels! Today I am joined by Britta Egeland to give some tips for how to make friends. We talk about: the importance of friendship, how we became friends through Instagram, Bumble BFF, and more! Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a solo conversation about loneliness (and how I've been struggling with it recently). Enjoy!Are you interested in coming on the podcast? Send an email to bringyourownbaggagepodcast@gmail.com! 

10/06/22: Deb Egeland is the Assistant Director of the ND Department of Public Instruction Child Nutrition Programs. She joins Joel on "News and Views" to talk about the lack of funding for children's school lunches. Deb says that some students could get an alternate school lunch, or even be denied a meal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most medical practitioners learn about natural medicine from their own health crisis. For  Alison Egeland, ND, of Attune Medical, her chronic stomach pain and eczema on her face and body were the symptoms that made her look for alternatives when the conventional approach did not help her. Today, she helps her patients tune into their […] The post Alison Egeland, ND, Beautiful Skin, From the Inside Out appeared first on LillianMcDermott.com.

Emil Egeland is the founder of the software company Yellow Jersey Prior to Yellow Jersey Emil founded two companies that went from 0 to over $1M in a year each. He then helped another business go from $1.1M to $6M in two years. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. If you're looking for a software, there's somebody out there who's got what you need. If you have the software, you'll have more customers. 2. Your software has to do what it has to do, and it has to do it relatively fast. 3. You can buy source codes for different portions of your software. There's a lot of developers out there sitting at software that's just you need. A one-stop shop for companies less than 100 people who's looking to grow and scale. Visit and get 3 months on their yearly subscription - YellowJersey.io/FIRE Sponsors: HubSpot: Learn how to grow better by connecting your people, your customers, and your business at HubSpot.com! Thinkific: Create more income, more freedom, more time, and make more of an impact on the world by creating an online course! Get started with Thinkific for free at Thinkific.com/eof!

Emil Egeland is the founder of the software company Yellow Jersey Prior to Yellow Jersey Emil founded two companies that went from 0 to over $1M in a year each. He then helped another business go from $1.1M to $6M in two years. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. If you're looking for a software, there's somebody out there who's got what you need. If you have the software, you'll have more customers. 2. Your software has to do what it has to do, and it has to do it relatively fast. 3. You can buy source codes for different portions of your software. There's a lot of developers out there sitting at software that's just you need. A one-stop shop for companies less than 100 people who's looking to grow and scale. Visit and get 3 months on their yearly subscription - YellowJersey.io/FIRE Sponsors: HubSpot: Learn how to grow better by connecting your people, your customers, and your business at HubSpot.com! Thinkific: Create more income, more freedom, more time, and make more of an impact on the world by creating an online course! Get started with Thinkific for free at Thinkific.com/eof!

Today, we talk with Bobbie Egeland about the Grand Forks Lacrosse Team. Check it out as he breaks down the season schedule and new players joining. Joining him are Tanner Johnson, Jamie Brant, and Colton Dahl. Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com #gfbs #gfbestsource.com #grandforksnd #interview #local #grandforks #grandforksbestsource #visitgreatergrandforks @grandforksnd #grandforkslacrosse #bobbiegeland

Guest host Kim Lewis and VOA international broadcaster Carol Van Dam discuss with secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council, Jan Egeland, the complex nature of some of the world's worst humanitarian crises and why the crisis in Ukraine has taken precedence over other regions where human atrocities have been occurring for years. In addition, Egeland offers his perspective and solutions to the dire situations in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Yemen, Syria and South Sudan.

Facebook and Instagram Ads Specialist and Marketing Strategy | Lauren Egeland   Lauren Egeland creates ads for Facebook and Instagram to help generate more traffic to your sales funnel. Lauren believes that an ad is an important piece of the puzzle, but not the only piece - you need to generate traffic to a sales page that works. This is why she examines the entire process from start to finish and offers copywriting services. She is not interested in simply creating ads that strong-arm people to buy in. Lauren stands for ethical sales that use effective copy to speak directly to your audience. She also shares some marketing strategies that you can apply to your business today!   Connect with Lauren! Lauren's website: https://www.laurenegeland.com/  Lauren's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/laurenegelandmarketing  Lauren's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenegelandmarketing/    Connect with Dani: As always, you can find me at https://www.daniellehamlet.com/ Want to be a guest on the podcast? Email discoverycallpodcast@gmail.com. Find me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/danihamlet/    Connect on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/danihamlet  Want to join the Discovery Call Community? Hop in at  https://www.facebook.com/groups/discoverycall  Before you go, one more question: Would you like to start your own podcast for your business? If that is a YES, Let's connect and book a free strategy call: discoverycallpodcast@gmail.com.