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Las consecuencias económicas de la corrupción (15/6/25) - EGI 209. El gris importa es un PODCAST de ECONOMÍA de Miguel Ors Villarejo y Javier Díaz-Giménez producido por Pedro Artiles.---subsAyúdanos a hacer El Gris Importa, SUSCRÍBETE: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgrisimporta/subscribe---pistasNuestro libro:https://www.amazon.es/EL-GRIS-IMPORTA-MIGUEL-ORS-ebook/dp/B0F3GWR6RC/ref=pd_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_0_image?pd_rd_w=X1VUX&content-id=amzn1.sym.5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663%3Aamzn1.symc.ca948091-a64d-450e-86d7-c161ca33337b&pf_rd_p=5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663&pf_rd_r=99DSBY16AP8V1XF73ZFX&pd_rd_wg=g0SXb&pd_rd_r=7df3232d-985e-4180-be6a-2378fcad7a9d&pd_rd_i=B0F3GWR6RC

La OPA del BBVA sobre el Sabadell, para dummies (25/5/25) - EGI 207. El gris importa es un PODCAST de ECONOMÍA de Miguel Ors Villarejo y Javier Díaz-Giménez producido por Pedro Artiles.---Feria del LibroEl próximo domingo 1 de junio de 2025 a las 12.00H, firmamos ejemplares de El Gris Importa en la Feria del Libro · CASETA 33.+++NO SE LO PIERDAN!+++---subsAyúdanos a hacer El Gris Importa, SUSCRÍBETE: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgrisimporta/subscribe---pistasY sacamos libro:https://www.amazon.es/EL-GRIS-IMPORTA-MIGUEL-ORS-ebook/dp/B0F3GWR6RC/ref=pd_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_0_image?pd_rd_w=X1VUX&content-id=amzn1.sym.5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663%3Aamzn1.symc.ca948091-a64d-450e-86d7-c161ca33337b&pf_rd_p=5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663&pf_rd_r=99DSBY16AP8V1XF73ZFX&pd_rd_wg=g0SXb&pd_rd_r=7df3232d-985e-4180-be6a-2378fcad7a9d&pd_rd_i=B0F3GWR6RC

Espiral de Kindleberger (18/5/25) - EGI 206. El gris importa es un PODCAST de ECONOMÍA de Miguel Ors Villarejo y Javier Díaz-Giménez producido por Pedro Artiles.---notaHemos tenido dificultades técnicas a la hora de grabar el episodio. Por eso notaréis pausas en la edición de este episodio. Disculpad las molestias. El episodio sin editar está en nustro canal de YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xehVBd2itZ0---subsAyúdanos a hacer El Gris Importa, SUSCRÍBETE: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgrisimporta/subscribe---pistasY sacamos libro:https://www.amazon.es/EL-GRIS-IMPORTA-MIGUEL-ORS-ebook/dp/B0F3GWR6RC/ref=pd_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_0_image?pd_rd_w=X1VUX&content-id=amzn1.sym.5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663%3Aamzn1.symc.ca948091-a64d-450e-86d7-c161ca33337b&pf_rd_p=5a2aff7c-ad46-4e62-b09b-dbe15bc29663&pf_rd_r=99DSBY16AP8V1XF73ZFX&pd_rd_wg=g0SXb&pd_rd_r=7df3232d-985e-4180-be6a-2378fcad7a9d&pd_rd_i=B0F3GWR6RC

¿Qué pasará con mi pensión?. Grabación especial de EGI de el 13 de marzo de 2025 con Mutualidad Caminos y Navales. Nuestra primera experiencia en directo con nuestros seguidores y amigos. Muchas gracias a todos por el cariño recibido. Sin duda repetiremos.

Les États généraux de l'information ont publié, il y a quelques jours en France, leurs propositions et recommandations. C'est dans ce cadre que l'Institut national de l'audiovisuel a rédigé un rapport de prospective sur le monde de l'information en 2050. L'atelier des médias a reçu la directrice générale déléguée de l'INA, Agnès Chauveau, pour en discuter. Le rapport final des États généraux de l'information – réunis à la demande du président français Emmanuel Macron – a été rendu public le 12 septembre, après plus de 9 mois de travaux. Le texte contient pas moins de 350 pages. 15 propositions et 2 recommandations pour améliorer la qualité de l'information.Dans le cadre de ces EGI, l'Institut national de l'audiovisuel a produit un rapport de prospective sur le monde de l'information en 2050, en partant du postulat que cinq chocs décisifs — technologique, économique, politique, sociétal et écologique — façonneront le monde de l'information dans vingt-cinq ans.Au micro de L'atelier des médias de RFI, la directrice générale déléguée de l'INA Agnès Chauveau présente les trois scénarios imaginés : un âge d'or de l'information (le plus optimiste), la mort de l'information (le plus pessimiste) et une information éclatée (scénario médian).Durant cet entretien qui dure plus de 35 minutes, il est aussi question de la mue de l'INA en producteur de contenus. "L'INA est devenu un média patrimonial parce que toutes ces archives qui sont conservées permettent d'éclairer l'actualité", explique Agnès Chauveau. "On pense qu'effectivement, la profondeur historique manque souvent dans la contextualisation de l'actualité. C'est le petit plus que nous apportons au quotidien", ajoute-t-elle.L'INA réalise d'excellentes audiences sur le numérique. Cela s'est tout particulièrement vu durant les Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024 sur Instagram et TikTok. "Ça nous a permis de conquérir des publics très jeunes. Le fait d'aller sur les réseaux sociaux, en fait, nous permet de conquérir ce public et je crois que c'est très important de donner un peu de contexte et un peu d'histoire et à ces publics beaucoup plus jeunes. C'est pour ça qu'on a voulu se détacher absolument de cette fibre de la nostalgie qui nous collait un petit peu à la peau et qu'on s'est dit non, le en fait, ces vidéos d'archives, cette histoire, ce n'est pas simplement de la nostalgie, ça nous permet de comprendre le passé et mieux comprendre le passé nous permet d'analyser le présent", analyse la directrice déléguée de l'INA.

Elite Gender Inversion (E.G.I.) is a conspiracy theory based on the inquiry to determine the biological sex of an individual, primarily through photographic and video evidence. According to the men and women who say they are experts in this field, EGI is a factual occurrence that can be verified in both exoteric and esoteric forms, saying it exists in most if not all, celebrities in Hollywood, Politics, or Sports. Joel tackles this bizarre conspiracy theory by looking into its occult beginnings, starting with the origin of Baphomet, from the entity's supposed start with the Knights Templar to the alchemist Eliphas Lévi's gnostic creation. Joel looks at the “markers” used by those who study EGI to determine whether someone has been inverted. He then looks at the landscape of supposed celebrities involved to establish his own thoughts on the validity of this theory Ohio Bigfoot Jamboree: Information Website: https://linktr.ee/joelthomasmedia Follow: Instagram | X | Facebook Watch: YouTube | Rumble Music: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Music Films: merkelfilms.com Email: freetherabbitspodcast@gmail.com Distributed by: merkel.media Produced by: @jack_theproducer OUTRO MUSIC Joel Thomas - Pulp YouTube | Apple Music | Spotify

Introduction In May 2024, Ambitious Impact (AIM) ran a program to incubate new effective giving initiatives (EGIs) in partnership with Giving What We Can. In short, EGIs focus on raising awareness and funneling public and philanthropic donations to the most cost-effective charities worldwide. In the last few years, several Effective Giving Initiatives, such as Doneer Effectief, Effektiv Spenden, and Giving What We Can, have moved millions in funding to the best charities globally. The success of these and other similar organizations suggests that further initiatives in this space could be highly beneficial, given that many highly effective charities are bottlenecked by access to funding. This article introduces five new effective giving initiatives incubated through the program we ran earlier this year in their own words. It summarizes their country of operation, near-term plans, targets, and any room for additional seed funding.[1] Organization Summaries Ellis Impact Co-founders [...] ---Outline:(00:05) Introduction(01:06) Organization Summaries(01:09) Ellis Impact(01:38) Background (why is this a promising country/angle for an EGI?)(02:47) Near-term plans(03:21) Targets (reach/giving multiplier/etc.)(03:45) Room for more funding(04:58) Benefficienza(05:25) Background (why is this a promising country/angle for an EGI?)(06:07) Near-term plans(06:47) Targets (reach/giving multiplier/etc.)(07:02) Room for more funding(07:44) Mieux Donner(08:11) Background(09:57) Near-term plans(11:26) Targets(11:56) Room for more funding(12:43) Effectief Geven(13:14) Background(14:06) Near-term plans(14:56) Targets(15:12) Room for more funding(15:41) Impactful Giving(16:06) Background (why is this a promising country/angle for an EGI?)(17:43) Near-term plans(18:40) Targets (reach/giving multiplier/etc.)(19:08) Room for more fundingThe original text contained 1 footnote which was omitted from this narration. --- First published: August 13th, 2024 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/qq4KtwJHtCTLPqdy6/presenting-five-new-effective-giving-initiatives --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Presenting five new effective giving initiatives, published by CE on August 13, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Introduction In May 2024, Ambitious Impact (AIM) ran a program to incubate new effective giving initiatives (EGIs) in partnership with Giving What We Can. In short, EGIs focus on raising awareness and funneling public and philanthropic donations to the most cost-effective charities worldwide. In the last few years, several Effective Giving Initiatives, such as Doneer Effectief, Effektiv Spenden, and Giving What We Can, have moved millions in funding to the best charities globally. The success of these and other similar organizations suggests that further initiatives in this space could be highly beneficial, given that many highly effective charities are bottlenecked by access to funding. This article introduces five new effective giving initiatives incubated through the program we ran earlier this year in their own words. It summarizes their country of operation, near-term plans, targets, and any room for additional seed funding.[1] Organization Summaries Ellis Impact Co-founders: Fernando Martin-Gullans, Helene Kortschak Country of operation: United States (New York City) Website: www.ellisimpact.org Email address: fernando@ellisimpact.org, helene@ellisimpact.org Seed grant: $84,000 Background (why is this a promising country/angle for an EGI?) While Americans are the global leaders in total charitable giving, with over $450 billion donated annually, they currently give less than 0.5% of it to the most effective charities. Ellis Impact aims to expand effective giving by focusing on high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in New York City. Why HNWIs? Charitable donations are overwhelmingly heavy-tailed. For example, less than 5% of donors account for 40% of donations at existing EGIs such as Giving What We Can and Effektiv Spenden. Why New York City? Home to the largest number of millionaires (>350,000) and a GDP of $1.2 trillion, NYC has the highest wealth concentration in the world and is more economically powerful than many countries with existing EGIs (e.g., Netherlands, Sweden, Norway). It also has the highest charitable giving in the US, totaling $20 billion per year in itemized donations. Near-term plans Our first six months will focus on expanding our local network of prospective donors by attending events (e.g., networking events, conferences, galas) and tapping into existing and under-explored communities in NYC (e.g. EA Finance). We plan to further engage prospective donors through 1-1 advising and hosting our first lean, in-person events to raise awareness around effective giving, bring together like-minded individuals, and introduce them to cause area experts. Targets (reach/giving multiplier/etc.) Our minimum goal for our first nine months is to counterfactually raise our seed funding amount in public donations (>$84,000). Our ambitious goal is to raise three times as many counterfactual donations as we received in seed funding (i.e., $252,000). Room for more funding In late July, we raised $84,000 from the Seed Funding Network, allowing us to run for nine months. We would require an additional $20,000 to extend our runway to 12 months, decreasing the risk of having to shut down before we can demonstrate good results since, according to the experience of other HNW donor advisors, donor relationships potentially take longer than nine months to cultivate. Any funding on top of that would be used for hosting and attending additional and higher-quality events to meet and engage prospective donors. If you are interested in supporting our efforts in other ways, we are currently: Looking for warm introductions to prospective donors in NYC as well as super connectors and ambassadors for future warm introductions. If you know someone you think we shou...

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: A short comparison of starting an effective giving organization vs. founding a direct delivery charity, published by Joey on January 11, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. CE has recently started a new program to incubate Effective Giving Initiatives (EGIs). Although this is a sub-category of meta charities, I think it has some interesting and unique differences. I expect a decent percentage of people who are interested in the Effective Giving Incubation Program are also considering founding a charity unrelated to effective giving, so I wanted to write up a quick post comparing a few of the pros and cons of each - as I historically have had a chance to found both. A brief history About ten years back, I co-founded Charity Science (later renamed Charity Science Outreach) to raise money for effective charities that had extremely limited marketing and outreach. We used GiveWell and ACE recommendations, selecting AMF and THL specifically as the targets. We did several experiments, diligently keeping track of the results of our time spent and the results. After a couple of unsuccessful experiments (e.g., grant writing, which raised ~$50k in 12 FTE months), we hit some successes with peer-to-peer fundraising (e.g., supporting people donating funds for their birthdays). Depending on how aggressively you discount for counterfactuals, we raised a decent amount of money (in the several 100,000s). Although this was pretty successful, we pivoted to founding a direct charity where our comparative advantage was strongest and could bring the most impact and handed off the projects. Eight years ago, some of the same team members (and a few new ones) founded Charity Science Health. This was a direct implementation charity focused on vaccination reminders in North India. We got a GiveWell seed grant and became a reasonable-sized actor over the course of three years, reaching over a hundred thousand people with vaccination reminders at a very low cost per person (under $1). The trickiest part of this intervention was to (cost-effectively) get the right people to hear about the program, as the signup costs were about 70% of the entire program cost, and targeting was extremely important. A few interventions we tried did not work (mass media, government partnerships), and a few worked well (hospital partnerships, door-to-door surveys). This project eventually merged with Suvita after the founders left to run other projects (including Charity Entrepreneurship itself). In many ways, I feel starting an effective giving org was very useful for later starting a direct implementation charity, as many of the skills overlapped, and it was a less challenging project to get off the ground. In the rest of this post, I'd like to pull out the main takeaways that can be learned from these projects and would be cross-applicable to those considering both career options. Odds of success Founding any project carries a risk of failure. Failure in the case of an effective giving org would most commonly mean spending more than what gets raised for effective charities. Failure with a direct NGO can result in the people you are trying to help being harmed, making the stakes higher and there being more of a downside. In general, founding an Effective Giving Initiative I would expect to have higher odds of success. There are just more points of failure for a direct NGO. It could struggle with fundraising (an issue equally important in EGI) and implementation even if fundraising succeeds. In my view, this, among other factors, makes EGIs have higher odds of success than direct NGOs. Net impact The net impact is tricky to estimate, as the spread is considerable, even within pre-selected CE rounds. This also means that personal fit could overrule this factor. My current sense is that a direct charity has a higher...

As president of EGI, Mark oversees all aspects of the business. He focuses on maximizing and sustaining the value of the firm's investment portfolio and applies his 20+ years of board and CEO experience inside and outside the organization by actively engaging with the investment team and portfolio companies to improve business strategies and operating capabilities. In addition, Mark is the chair of the Chai Trust Company, LLC (Chai) investment committee as well as the executive vice president of Chai, which serves as the corporate trustee for the Zell family trusts. He also serves as board chair for Ardent Health Services, East Coast Warehouse & Distribution, Lanter Delivery Systems, Paper Transport, and an agricultural equipment dealer. Mark joined EGI in 2006 as a managing director and has held temporary in-house assignments within EGI portfolio companies to accelerate and increase the effectiveness of turnarounds, including stints at Tribune Interactive and Exterran Holdings, Inc. Prior to joining EGI, Mark was the chief executive officer of Sunburst Technology Corporation and on the company's board of directors. He also served as the president of Budget Group, Inc. (Budget Rent A Car and Ryder Truck Rental) and was on the company's board. Earlier in his career, Mark worked at The Coca-Cola Company in senior brand management and sales roles. Mark holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA from Amherst College.

In this episode, we're diving deep into an often under-discussed aspect of midlife reality: caring for aging parents with dementia. This is a journey filled with love, challenges, and resilience, and I know many of the listeners are walking this path right now. I understand it can be a delicate balance, trying to navigate your career, personal life, and the responsibility of caring for loved ones.To shed light on this issue, I have an inspiring guest who's transforming the way we think about and offer support to those dealing with dementia. This episode promises to be enlightening and provide practical tips to help those facing these very real challenges. So stay tuned, as we delve into the heart of navigating life with aging parents and dementia - a true midlife reality.Christiana Egi is always busy. As a Registered Nurse, Diabetes Educator, Registered Natural Health Nutritionist, Geriatric and Mental Health Specialist, mother, and grandmother, she is always trying to help inform and support others.In her free time, she co-hosts the biweekly Podcast, Forever Young with Cherrie-Marie Chiu (ALS Double Play) that tackles issues of mental and physical wellness.Egi spent 10 years of her 34-year nursing career working in the crisis unit of Canada's largest psychiatric hospital. For the last 24 years, she has owned and operated Alexis Lodge Retirement Facilities in Toronto, Canada, a business she started with her late husband, Anthony. Their mission is to impact the lives of individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia with a focus on providing person-centered care, putting the individuals first and giving them a place to call home. You can find Christiana here:https://linktr.ee/ChristianaEgiTo learn more, visit:www.servingstrong.comListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:www.missionmatters.com/author/scott-couchenour25 Minutes of Unfinished Business, hosted by Alex BrayshawThe reason I've created Unfinished Business is because I'm passionate about business...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

J Darrin Gross I'd like to ask you, Ryan Gibson, what is the Biggest Risk?   Ryan Gibson  Yeah, so I would say your biggest risks are external threats. Things like cap rate expansion, you know, property values declining, really can't control that. Interest rate, risk, etc. But I would say my focus that I'd like to share is five main things that I look at, in underwriting a deal. In I can do this in 10 seconds. I look at revenue growth year over year, and is it reasonable? Does the business plan, identify if that revenue is achievable based on the market study that you've done, somebody else has done or an operator's done? The second thing I look at is insurance. So insurance costs are not going down. So if you have not pro forma added, that your insurance expenses are going up, I usually don't like the deal anymore. As much. The second thing that I access risk, or the third thing is property taxes, property taxes are not going down, property taxes are going up. And if you're not planning on property taxes, at least doubling over a five year hold period, I don't think we've assessed the risk and the opportunity. The third thing I look at is expense to gross our revenue to expense income. So Egi, expense to gross income ratio, I guess there's another way of saying it Egi. That's if you make $1 of revenue, what percentage will be your operating expenses. And so in self storage, I'll look at a deal. And I'll say, you know, I expect to see between 35 and 40%, expense to gross income ratio, meaning that if you're collecting $1, I expect to see 35 to 40 cents for that dollar and expenses, and all your utilities, insurance, property taxes, all that stuff before debt service. If I see that number 20%, or 15%, I don't think there has been enough assessment in the underwriting to really accurately depict the worthiness of that deal. And the last thing I look at is cap rate. Because cap rate, you know, we love to everybody loves to think that they're the best operator, they have secrets and things like that. But at the end of the day, cap rates drive the value, they drive, the value, they drive, the exit strategy they drive, the market really drives where a lot of these assets can perform. And yeah, we can control and do our best. But that cap rate really makes an impact. I mean, one $1 on a 6% cap rate means $15 evaluation. So yes, operating income can do that. But I like to see an investment where you can stress test it. And that you can actually show the cap rate getting worse than what you bought it for. Not from your operations, but just market cap rates. So if you buy something going in cap rate at 5%. In today's market, I'd like to see that it can exit at a market cap rate of 6% and still be profitable. So when I assess risk, I look at those five things and underwriting and I and I really kind of stick to my guns on that. That's how I can look at a deal in 30 seconds. No, have they adequately assess the risk? Of course, there's tons of more things that you need to do beyond that, but those are kind of my five quick checkboxes on any opportunity.  

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The grey thing. Is David Icke bad? Do you believe me? Alex Jones finally gets the hammer brought down on him. We check out some reviews from our favorite OnlyFans employee. We REMEMBER how fucking evil Disney is. Kristen Stewart is trans and gay. Is oil infinite or nah? Doja Cat shaves her head. Have you ever popped a woody, just to find out that it's an EGI post? Lil Xan is still brainless. Micah Dank admits to being a money man. Diamonds are fake. An ex mason gives up the 411? Aaron C. & the caliber of his fans. Jewel is unclean & confused about what kids are. The CLASSIC area 51 call that started it all. + WAY MORE. OUR FIRST YOUTUBE CLIP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KANmSxb1x34&t=1s  JOIN THE MINUS WORLD: buymeacoffee.com/TheWrongWarp The entire video archive is in The Minus World, but each week's episode will live for free, the week that they air at TheWrongWarp.com Email the show: Ketsuban@TheWrongWarp.com Follow on Instagram @thewrongwarps  Follow on Twitter @TheWrongWarp Check out The Blue Hues on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6nffJGtjWZwrssFzfpKLJU Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for ”fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. The Wrong Warp is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The opinions expressed in this program are simply obscure  jokes & do not purport to reflect the opinions of Ketsuban or The Wrong Warp.    

Learn more about the podcast and it's presenters at: https://therequitygroup.com/   Let's focus on the elephant in the room and by saying that I mean the many faces of the RV campgrounds asset class. When you first look into adding an RV campground property into your portfolio it seems like a straightforward process. You just sign a deal and let it work for you. That is one way of doing it but you want to make sure you make the most of your investment. Today we break down the different types of campgrounds you can operate and how to pick the best option for you. We don't leave you with just the basics, we give our golden nuggets to success.    We hope you enjoy this mini-series. We will cover  -The industry as a whole-Similarsites to the self-storage industry-How to invest in the management of the property-Scouting and planning the first steps for success-Answer any questions you may have, be sure to send us a message or leave a comment.+ Much more!   Take a look at some of the topics in this interview 00:00 - Intro 02:004 - The four types of Campgrounds 056:5002 - Explaining short term RV campgrounds 07:59 - Occupancy in the RV space 11:305  - EGI, A very important metric (effective gross income) Our Socials   Website(s) https://therequitygroup.com/ Learn more about the podcast and it's presenters at: https://therequitygroup.com/ Register to Invest with The Requity Group: https://investors.appfolioim.com/trg/investor/request_access Learn more about the podcast and it's presenters at: https://therequitygroup.com/ Register to Invest with The Requity Group: https://investors.appfolioim.com/trg/investor/request_access

Episodio 73 de #EGI. Un PODCAST de economía de Miguel Ors Villarejo y Javier Díaz Giménez. Esta semana vamos a hablar de un tema que no ocupaba las portadas de los diarios desde hacía tiempo: el hambre, el hambre en el mundo. ---video https://youtu.be/Z95XvNMaDNE

ABOUT JUSTIN BRENNAN Justin Brennan is a third-generation multifamily investor and CEO of The Brennan Pohle Group. He is also a licensed general contractor, licensed real estate broker, and owns a property management company. With his finance degree from Pepperdine University and a dual master's degree from The University of San Diego's MBA/Burnham-Moore's School of Real Estate, Justin brings a diverse background and experience. What excites Justin most is spending time with family and kiddos traveling, kiteboarding, and experiencing the world.   THIS TOPIC IN A NUTSHELL: [01:40] Underwriting a 272-unit deal [02:29] What is Effective gross income (EGI)[02:58] How they came across with this deal [03:40] Value-add play[04:13] How to underwrite the deal[05:48] Loan to consider for this deal size[06:56] What they're ultimately looking for in a deal [08:30] Issue with the unit mix[09:04] Why two-bedroom unit mix is a more desirable investment[11:20] Supply and demand for a 2-bedroom unit mix[12:24] Giving offers lower than the purchase price[13:08] Expense ratio [14:00] Property taxes and insurance[15:40] How to reach out to Justin      KEY QUOTE: [07:50] The real issue that came down with this particular property is the unit mix. It's because 202 out of 272 units are one-bedroom and that's fine on the surface, but I want it at least 50-50, ideally, I want more 2-bedroom than one. I knew that I can get more pop on a 2 and 3-bedroom unit from a rent and valuation standpoint than I can with the one-bedroom.    SUMMARY OF BUSINESS:The Brennan Pohle Group is a San Diego CA & Austin TX-based private real estate firm focused on offering investment partners, accredited, family funds, and institutional firms access to multifamily real-estate opportunities with 15%+ projected annual returns*. With over 11 years of corporate experience in land acquisition, multi-unit development, and value-add apartment rehabilitation & management, The Brennan Pohle Group actively manages end-to-end operations of $10M+ assets at any given time. Through this end-to-end asset management approach, The Brennan Pohle Group has met or exceeded investor expected returns since inception.      ABOUT THE WESTSIDE INVESTORS NETWORK     TheWestside Investors Network is your community for investing knowledge for growth. For real estate professionals by real estate professionals. This show is focused on the next step in your career... investing, for those starting with nothing to multifamily syndication.      The Westside Investors Network strives to bring knowledge and education to the real estate professional that is seeking to gain more freedom in their life. The host AJ and Chris Shepard, are committed to sharing the wealth of knowledge that they have gained throughout the years to allow others the opportunity to learn and grow in their investing. They own Uptown Properties, a successful Property Management, and Brokerage Company. If you are interested in Property Management in the Portland Metro or Bend Metro Areas, please visit www.uptownpm.com. If you are interested in investing in multifamily syndication, please visit www.uptownsyndication.com.                   #realestate #realestateinvesting #passiveincome #investing #realestateinvestor #investor #investments #properties #realestateinvestment #business #REinvesting #beyourownboss #entrepreneurlife #motivation #mindset #success #entrepreneur #commercialrealestate #multifamily #CRE #CREinvesting #realestategoals #cashflow #rentalproperty #investing101 #financialfreedom #incomeapproach #partnership #syndication #generalpartner #limitedpartner #construction #brokerage #syndicator #valueadd #acquisition #apartmentbuildings #apartmentrehab #development #sandiego #california     CONNECT WITH JUSTIN BRENNAN:   Website: https://www.justincbrennan.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinbrennan/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brennanpohleInstagram: @justin_c_brennanYouTube: @JustinBrennan To watch the full video on Youtube:https://youtu.be/1GsH56NqWdg  CONNECT WITH US   For more information about investing with AJ and Chris:  ·    Uptown Syndication | https://www.uptownsyndication.com/  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/71673294/admin/         For information on Portland Property Management:  ·    Uptown Properties | http://www.uptownpm.com  ·    Youtube | @UptownProperties     Westside Investors Network  ·    Website | https://www.westsideinvestorsnetwork.com/  ·    Twitter | https://twitter.com/WIN_pdx  ·    Instagram | @westsideinvestorsnetwork  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13949165/  ·    Facebook | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  ·    Youtube | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  

Ada Egi, mahasiswi Fakultas Kedokteran Gigi namun mawas juga soal fashion. Kira-kira Egi style fashionnya seperti apa ya? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nadhif-muhammad-farhan/support

In this episode of Michigan Minds, Director of the Economic Growth Institute (EGI) Steve Wilson explains how EGI works with businesses and communities to help them navigate challenges and create positive economic impact. He also discusses difficulties they are preparing to help organizations face in the new year and emphasizes how important students are to helping conduct research on equitable economic growth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Their mission is to change the status quo and leverage the talent of Women in Produce to close the industry's gender divide by inspiring, connecting and empowering women around the world. And their mission matters more than ever. Today, women account for 80% of purchasing decisions, but only 20% of the voices guiding decisions in the boardroom. What's more, is that by 2030 we'll need the equivalent of two planets to feed a growing world population of 10 billion people – half of them female. Our industry is being called upon to feed the world more humanely, sustainably and efficiently – and more female leadership is a critical part of the answer. Beanstalk Global has partnered up with Global Women Fresh to create a unique monthly Broadcast interview series. This to further promote the great work they do, to gain them more members ongoing and additional corporate sponsorship as well as to assist them to make a long-term difference in the Global Fresh Produce sectors. In the very successful “Coffee and Tea with Global Women Fresh” series, for November we are very excited to assist Global Women Fresh to launch their international “Micro-Finance” pilot program. The microfinance intervention by the Global Women Fresh is part of the SheTrades Rwanda project, part of the project to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of export growth initiatives (EGI project) led by the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Rwanda (MINICOM). The SheTrades Rwanda project is implemented by the International Trade Centre (ITC) SheTrades Initiative and funded by the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF). The majority of the world's poor share one profession: farming. Most of these farmers cultivate less than 10 acres of land, far away from paved roads and with limited access to the improved seed and fertilizer they need to produce good harvests. Most of these farmers also lack access to financial services that could help them buy that seed and fertilizer. If the global microfinance industry seeks to have a long-term impact on global poverty, it must address the needs of smallholder farmers. Most microfinance institutions are focused in urban and peri-urban areas, but a few offer products specifically targeted at farmers. There has been fast-growing interest in the farm microfinance sector in the last few years. The World Bank estimates that agricultural development is “two to four times more effective in raising incomes among the very poor than growth in other sectors.” Not only is this a high-impact sector, it's also a large one. Farmers account for more than 30% of the global working-age population, and most of them live in poor countries. And a significant portion are women. Global Women Fresh are going to brief and inform us all of their own “Micro-Finance” pilot program and to assist, we will have key speakers and businesses including: Liz Becerra / International Trade Centre. Julie Escobar / President of Global Women Fresh. Immaculee Mukamana / Nyamurinda Coffee – Rwanda Sakina Usengimana / Afrifoods Ltd – Rwanda Gisele Umuhoza / National Coordinator SheTrades – Rwanda 

Panelistas consideran que hay acuerdos sin peso como la deforestación cero al 2030; proponen medidas coercitivas y presencia institucional para enfrentar deforestación y EGI.

Wo ist denn die "Erste Generation Internet" hin? Viel Online-Präsenz hat sie nicht unbedingt hinterlassen...!Ok, meine Formulierung "Erste Generation Internet" kann man nun falsch verstehen. Ich spreche nicht von Stanford und den 50ern, die erste Netzwerkverbindung, das erste Protokoll und die "IP on everything"-T-Shirts oder erstmalige Nutzung von "Hello World!". Nein, ich spreche von der Generation der 18-jährigen, oder kurz davor oder ein wenig drüber, die in den letzten 90ern, also den 1990ern, die erste Generation war, die zwar mit viel Geld verbunden aber als erste problemlos von zu Hause aus das Internet kennenlernen konnte. Wer sich für Team Blau oder Team Magenta entschieden hatte und immer ein wenig neidisch in die USA und den dortigen GeoCities guckte, und wahlweise mit einem 33k- oder 56k-Modem die Einwahlorgel erleben durfte, konnte problemlos E-Mail nutzen und erste Portale wie Spiegel, T-Online, AOL oder eben auch openBC, heute besser als XING bekannt, beim Entstehen und wachsen zusehen. Ebenso wie das Regensburger Telebuch.de, die heute amazon Deutschland heißen, was sie einer Übernahme zu verdanken haben. Aber, so meine eigene Feststellung: wo ist die erste Generation denn hin verschwunden? Kaum einer ist auf XING oder LinkedIn, kaum einer betreibt eine eigene Webseite. Auf Facebook nicht aktiv zu sein gibt von mir Daumen hoch - aber auch hier, kaum ein Treffer... was bitte ist denn hier passiert, dass ihr alle zur ersten Generation Internet-Verweigerern wurdet? Startoberfläche AOL / Bild-/Quelle: erinnerstdudich.de Wenn du so Mitte der Siebziger geboren wurdest, bist du für mich in Deutschland das, was ich EGI - "Erste Generation Internet" getauft habe. Du kannst dich noch an die vielen Untersetzer für Tassen und Gläser erinnern, die wir damals, dann in den Neunzigern, frei Haus oder mit unzähligen Zeitschriften zusammen bekommen haben: Die beiden einzigen Internet Provider Deutschlands lieferten sich ein Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen über die Marktführerschaft und verschenkten daher ihre CDs, mit denen der benötigte Client als auch Einwahldaten für den Dienst, sei es T-Online oder AOL Deutschland, integriert waren. Single-Sign-On, sozusagen - ja, wenn... wenn du ein Modem dein Eigen nanntest! Derer gab es zum damaligen Zeitpunkt zwei - na ja, und etwas, das wir BTX nannten. Aber das war ja mehr Teletext als Internet, daher ist der Bildschirmtext hier raus! Entweder du hattest vor allen Vorsprung, dann hattest du bereits seit geraumer Zeit ein 33er-Modem. Oder, JETZT war dein Moment fürs Netz gekommen, dann nutzt du das neue und rasend schnelle 56k-Modem. Sagen wir es so: mal angenommen, YouPorn hatte nur Bilder. Und die alle nicht über 1Mbyte pro Datei, du wärst nach drei, spätestens vier Bildern wieder weg! Versprochen! Aber hey! Wir waren im Netz! Der Begriff "Neuland" war noch nicht von der Politik ausgelutscht und für uns war es real. Und jeden Tag was Neues! Sagt euch "Hamsterdance" noch was? Nein? Dann schnell den vorstehenden Link geklickt: DAS IST DAS ORIGINAL! Wir haben es wochenlang angesehen und gekichert wie kleine Kinder! Und wir haben es per E-Mail und, wenn alle Empfänger bei AOL waren, über den Instant Messanger geteilt... also, an alle drei Freunde, die wir so online hatten. Ach, kleiner Fun Fact: zu diesem Zeitpunkt habe ich meine erste Bestellung bei dem, was wir heute amazon.de nennen, aufgegeben, damals unter dem Namen Telebuch.de, mit Anschrift in Regensburg, unter der amazon Deutschland heute noch residiert. Und schon damals: Versandkostenfreie Lieferung, wenn man denn ein Buch mitbestellt hat! Wow, wie die Zet vergeht! Doch dann - war die Schule vorbei und die Bundeswehr fand ausreichend Verwendung für uns. Das war ein Rückschlag für das Online-Leben, mal von den Wochenenden abgesehen und den notwendigen Leber-Schonungsmaßnahmen, die gerne am Computer verbracht werden wollten. Aber, nun fand die nächste Technik langsam Einzug: das Handy. Unvorstellbar, dass wir damals unterschiedliche Preise für Tags und Abends bezahlt haben... und die waren teilweise bis zu 1,49€ PRO MINUTE - WOHL GEMERKT - unterschiedlich! Und als Handy: das Nokia 2110. Mit Ausziehantenne. Und eines der wenigen, dass schon SMS empfangen UND SENDEN konnte! Viel Auswahl hatte man nicht: Telekom oder D2 Mannesmann. Langsam kam auch E-Plus durch. Aber, bis zum Ende durch die Fusion mit Viag Interkom, heutzutage als O2 bekannt, wusste jeder: mit E+ sparst du am meisten, weil du einfach nirgendwo Netz hast! Und im folgenden Studium die Internet-Revolution. Jede Hochschule hatte einen Internetzugang, den sich die wenigen aber immerhin frei verfügbaren Rechner hatten. Und das Internetangebot wuchs: blinkende und textlastige Homepages von Privat für den Rest der Welt, telebuch.de mit kostenfreiem Versand aller Bücher, Blitzerportale und sonstiger Schnickschnack, den die Welt nicht braucht - also, nicht weit weg von heute, aber nur rudimentär das, was wir heute von Webseiten so erwarten. Aber: jeder der immatrikuliert war, hatte freien Zugang zum Netz und entdeckte so auch die ersten Sexbilchen im Netz - ja, Erotik war einfach immer das schnellste, egal wo und wie! Und so konnte man auch mal das lokale Admin-Team aus der Nähe erleben - und sollte es das nicht gewesen sein, hat man auf einer Sun- oder Silicon Graphics-Unix-Maschine ein paar Pings und die Übertragung einiger (Cron-)Jobs auf weitere Rechner vergessen und mal schnell ein paar... Megabyte an Daten über das Wochenende um den Globus geschickt... kann ja mal vorkommen...! Aber das Internet wuchs unaufhaltsam weiter - nur die EGI, die erste Generation Internet, sie blieb zurück. Wo, ist teilweise unbekannt, da sie im Netz nicht in Erscheinung treten. Vereinzelte Spuren in alten E-Mail-Verteilerlisten aus Studiumszeiten sind die letzten Online-Zeitzeugen, dass diese Personen gelebt und auch online gewesen sein müssten. Was ist passiert? Heute, gute 30 Jahre später, ist das Netz nicht mehr wegzudenken. Und für die meisten auch das Handy. Aber: ein Blick in die gängigen Netzwerke offenbart nach wie vor eine erschreckende Zahl "Offliner", die sich dem Trend widersetzen bzw. auf in sich geschlossene Netzwerke wie whatsapp oder, wenn es sicher sein soll, Signal setzen. Das ist umso unglaublicher, als die nächste Generation - also, die "Achtziger" zugleich erstmalig als die "Digital Natives" bezeichnet wurden: für sie ist das Leben ohne Internet undenkbar. Sie haben keinen Bibliotheksausweis, dafür aber wikipedia. Sie konsumieren, aber auch im Illegalen, sei es Musik oder auch Film. Und sie springen auf die neuesten Trends: facebook, instagram, TikTok und auch auf das vergessene SnapChat. Aber was verursacht nun diese enorme Lücke zwischen den beiden Generationen? Wie so oft ein Zweigestirn: Wissensvorsprung und der heute so benannte "Early Adaptor". Jetzt könnte man sagen: "Hey Steve! Spinnst du? Das ist doch dasselbe?!?". Dann dreht bitte die Uhr zurück und jeder, der wahlweise mit einem Mac oder auf Windows ein 33- oder 56k-Modem installiert hat, hebe die Hand. Das war damals ein Erlebnis. Die "Chip", tatsächlich mal eine Fachzeitschrift, war voll mit Fehlern und Problemen, vor und nach einer Installation. Und auch damals nicht ganz trivial: wo genau ist der Anschluss, den die Bundespost noch ins Haus gelegt hat und wie bekomme ich, ohne, dass mich meine Eltern zur Adoption freigeben, die benötigten Meter an Modemkabel quer durch die Wohnung? Damals warst du Early Adaptor, einer der ersten, der online war. Mit all dem, was dazu gehörte. Da gab es keinen Wissensvorsprung, weil keiner von uns wusste, was kommt und was passiert. Aber wir haben, ganz Internet-like, unsere Erfahrungen geteilt: mit dem Rad zum Kumpel und tatkräftig unterstützt. Deshalb sind diese beiden Begriffe für die wilden Siebziger, anders als heute, kein Synonym. Und weil nun nicht jeder damals Eltern hatten, die zum Wohle des Kindes die meterlangen Kabeltrassen quer durch die Bude ignorieren wollten, konnte nicht jeder den Einstieg in das Internet wagen. Auch hatten wir damals noch echte Freizeitaktivitäten: mit dem Bike quer durch den Wald, und davon jeden Tag eine andere Abzweigung testen. Oder rausfinden, wo der beste Kumpel wohnt, da haben wir uns auch von 20 oder 30 Kilometer nicht abschrecken lassen. Wir saßen mit Gaskocher im Wald, Zelt neben und Schlafsack bereit um ein Wochenende mal "alleine" zu sein. Unter Freunden, natürlich. Wir sprangen von Brücken in den Fluss, ohne mit der Wimper zu zucken. Und ja, wir waren bei Wind und Wetter draußen! Einige sogar mit viel Herzblut und in Gruppen, denn Pfadfinder waren uns nicht fremd, dafür hat jeder im Garten seinen Schlauch bereitwillig aufgedreht, wenn zwei Jungs "hechelnd" mit leeren Flaschen vor der Tür standen! Daher meine Theorie: wenn du den frühen Einstieg ins Netz verpasst hast, hattest du wirklich besseres zu tun. Und das hast du sicherlich heute auch noch. Klar, mit iphone und dem neuen Schnickschnack wie WiFi und Datentarif bist auch du, der sonst nicht im Netz zu finden ist, online. Und kaufst auch bei amazon, aber eben nur, wenn der Weg zum Einkaufszentrum gerade versperrt ist oder du krank zu Hause bist. Sonst bevölkerst du die Fußgängerzonen dieser Nation. Und vielleicht warst du nie auf openbc, dafür hast du ein XING- oder sogar Linkedin-Profil. Aber dein Leben dreht sich, ganz im Gegenteil zu zum Beispiel mir, nicht um Schlaf, Arbeit, Online. Du hast ein Facebook-Profil, aber wahrscheinlich verwaist oder im Privat-Modus - und nicht im Klarnamen. Und außer ab und an alten Freunden zum Geburtstag zu gratulieren, bist du mit jedem Login nur am Passwort resetten. Geht es dir damit schlechter als mir? Ein klares NEIN! Nutze ich meine Zeit effektiver, da amazon Spar-Abos mir einen Großteil der Zeit mit anderen Dingen ermöglichen und würden Aldi und Lidl noch liefern, ich gar nicht mehr vor die Tür gehen. Subjektiv vielleicht ja, aber objektiv - wohl auch eher Gleichstand. Allerdings sind die Früheinsteiger dir um eines voraus: Wir haben gelernt, uns, teilweise ohne fremde Hilfe, stundenlang vor der PC-Kiste zu Hause Fehlermeldungen zu beseitigen und Dinge zum Laufen zu bekommen und damit ein anderes Verhältnis zu IT, Software, Hardware und Internet. So sehr es schmerzt: wir besitzen das bessere IT-Wissen. Nicht von Anfang an, aber ab dem Moment, ab dem es erstmalig für alle da war. Und das prägt uns bis heute und macht uns einer afiner, Dinge im Netz zu probieren oder eben auch mal selber eine Webseite, einen Blog, eine Fanpage oder ein YouTuber bzw. Switch-Player zu sein. Und nicht wenige verdienen, sei es nur als "Sidekick", Geld im Netz, und das auch noch legal! Und das schönste: Egal on du Feld, Wald, Wiese, Fluß oder Freundschaften gepflegt hast oder im Verein tätig warst und daher nicht dauernd nur im Netz hingst: wir haben uns, anders als heute, trotz unserer verschiedenen "Netzwerke", die wir gepflegt und genutzt haben, nicht aus den Augen verloren... und heute passiert das bereits, wenn Du nur den falschen Chatclient auf dem Handy hast. Vielleicht ist es gar nicht so schlimm, dass wir erste Internet-Generation ein wenig unterschiedlich und trotzdem befreundet sein konnten...?!? PodCast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google | amazon | PROUDLY RECORDED AND PRODUCED WITH Ultraschall5 Folge direkt herunterladen

Meet Sali dengan Instagram blognya @wheelsaroundme yang bikin gua hooked lewat caranya bercerita. Sali berhasil bikin gua ngerasain mobil lawas 80-an 90an lewat nostalgic story, pemilihan kata, editing foto, dan sering kali vibe musik yang diputar. Sejenak berasa di Camry 2.4V tahun 2010, yang sempet gua pake, bahkan sensory gua bisa flashback sampe ke masa kecil di dalam Mitsubishi Kuda atau sedan Timor yang dulu jadi 'daily driver' bokap. On the other side of the mic, ada Egi dari @lairofstars yang fokus restorasi mobil Eropa classic yang timeless. Bener-bener berasa di era Presiden Soekarno. Pemahaman akan detail, fitur, & keunikan tiap seri Mercedes & BMW bikin cerita Egi didengar. Ibarat food blogger, Egi bukan sekedar bilang "best burger" padahal baru pernah coba 3 burger di hidupnya. Egi uda nyobain hampir semua burger yang bisa di coba. I fall in love with old-skool vibe. Episode ini mengingatkan gua kembali akan lunch di season 1 yang ngebahas vintage watch. Sejam just vibing, fun talks, appreciating life's goodness sambil belajar storyselling. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I do. Cheers, Ruby ____ Podcast Thirty Days of Lunch diinisiasi oleh @fellexandro dan @sheggario. Kita percaya bahwa momen 'lunch' bisa menjadi momen kita upgrade diri, dengan makan siang bersama orang-orang yang lebih kaya, bukan hanya kaya secara materi, tapi lebih penting lagi, kaya pengalaman, ilmu, insight, wisdom. Podcast ini adalah hadiah untuk Gen-Z dan Millenials yang sedang berproses menjalani hidup & karir-nya. Holla at Ruby & Ario to this email address : hello@thirtydaysoflunch.com

Ya amsyong ga kerasa masa sekolah udah ampir 5 taun yang lalu bahkan lebih ya?!?!?!?!? Lanjutan dari podcast yang waktu itu, masih bareng Egi dan kak Arief ngebahas masa-masa pengenalan sekolah dari tiap-tiap tingkatan. Ada yang sama juga gak nih? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bisasipotkes/support

Makanan makanan apa yang meresahkan ? Makan-nya cari tau di Resah Podcast Episode 2 with Ernest and Egi. Check this out !

Kicut dan Egi ngebahas anime-anime masa kecil, circa tahun 2000an awal.

Kenapa genere SoL tak lekang oleh waktu dan terus nyaman untuk dinikmati hingga penontonya dewasa? Kicut dan Egi bakal ngebahas perspektif dan pengalaman mereka dalam episode ini.

Episode 23 - "Why Socio-Economic Balance is Key to Property Industry Success.......A Masterclass for SME's" with Jane Hollinshead from IJD Consulting. This episode is an absolute masterclass in how to turn socio-economic disadvantage into an advantage for the property industry; delivered by one of the property industries leading experts - Jane Hollinshead. There is not much Jane has not done in the property industry, so it might be easiest to bullet point her remarkable career and expertise so you know to get out the pen and paper as her advice is priceless: Currently the Director and Principal of IJD Consulting, providing strategic advice to real estate private and listed companies, professional advisors, charities and industry organisations; as well as Currently a Non-Exec Advisor to Knight Frank People Board Currently a Non-Exec Director of Moorfield Group Currently of Board Member of Notting Hill Genesis Housing Association and Chair of NHG Operations Committee Previously a Board Member of Pathways to Property Previously a Board Member of CREFC Europe Previously a Partner and Head of Real Estate at Addleshaw Goddard Today we dive into the topic of socio-economic imbalance; and how property businesses can enhance both social impact & business performance in one go. We discuss in detail: What socio-economic disadvantage is, how to identify it and how to crush it The importance of cognitive diversity in a business How SME's can make a huge impact with a small footprint How SME's can outmanoeuvre rigid procurement checklists to demonstrate specialist value, even when competing against giants. The use of reverse mentoring and specialist diversity recruitment agencies such as Rare Recruitment (& my personal favourite) The 4 keys to recruitment success: Resilience, Driven, Self Awareness and Agility to Pivot Strap yourself in, grab a book and a pen and enjoy!!!! Resources: Jane's Socio-economic article in EGI: https://www.egi.co.uk/news/why-now-is-the-time-to-focus-on-socio-economic-imbalance/ With your hosts, Adam Hinds and Jordan Relfe from the Award Winning LifeProven Wellbeing Property Consultancy delivering Project Management, Quantity Surveying and Wellbeing Consultancy services across the UK and beyond. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/builtforlife/message

[AWAS HEBOH PAKE BANGET] Wow kali ini rusuh banget bayangin aja kek ngobrol di warkop padahal dari tempat masing-masing antar kota. Menghadirkan Fathan, sobat Egi sejak jaman kuliah, juga Haikal, sobat Anty sejak jaman kuliah, menceritakan tentang sahabatan antar lawan jenis yang mungkin gak sih gak pake perasaan??? Dengerin sendiri aja di 2 jam ini, moga ada hikmahnye ye! Thank you for being you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bisasipotkes/support

[AWAS RAME BANGET] Road to Anniversary 1 tahun Bisasi Potkes! Slow but sure, tapi berusaha konsisten juga, gak terasa mau setaunan aja ni potkes, walau yang diundang dan diajak ngobrolnya itu-itu aja, tapi makasih banyak udah mau denger sampai episode ini. Episode kali ini rombongan sirkus, ada Anty, Egi, Nurin, Kak Arief dan Kak Luthfi bahas tentang ulang tahun juga gimana mereka memaknai itu. Yaudah, intinya makasih banyak udah selalu ada! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bisasipotkes/support

[AWAS PANJANG] Karena diantara kita berdua yang jadi anak rantau cuma Egi, jadi disini bintang tamunya Egi wkwkwkwkwkkw. Membahas gimana cara menjadi anak rantau versi Egi, dengerin deh pokoknya buat kamu yang pengen ngerantau jauh dari rumah, tapi inget jangan sampe orang rumah lupa sama kamu wkwkwk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bisasipotkes/support

Bill and Melinda Gates new inventions, Facebook is still popular and meta data rocks. Recap of David Wilcox vs Jordan Sather’s Popularity Contest. Dream boards, Transracial politics, how to be popular in the new world, Lauren Southern was very popular, EGI, manicuring social media for points, Willose experience at pulse nightclub, unpopular opinions about women, popular opinions about women, Punk rock anti professionalism hoax, Willose drops out, OS talks to a doctor about Rona, pareidolia vs apophenia, what is a TJW, qannon, Tom Hanks and his hot son, and finally a teaser for part 2 of The Popularity Contest on episode 4 part 2. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/popularitycontestpodcast33 for access to the PCP Discord SUBSCRIBE TO THE YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqBKUe-9hfcf_FFjk10UjNw Thanks.

Jarak memisahkan gua dan Egi, Karawang-Bekasi. Tak perlu ada yang disesali, ini semua murni takdir illahi yang memisahkan kami. Hari-hari harus gua jalani meski tanpa Egi, hingga gua temukan tambatan hati melalui BlackBerry. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Diam-diam ada seseorang yang stalking Facebook gua dan Egi. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Sekian minggu nggak ketemu Egi, akhirnya bisa ketemu lagi. Tapi malam minggu itu cukup spesial karena selain ketemu Egi, gua juga ketemu sama teman-teman Egi di komunitas. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Setelah ciuman pertama di malam Minggu itu, gua dan Egi semakin dekat. Namun, pada akhirnya Egi mulai sibuk karena mendapatkan pekerjaan baru. Gua dan Egi tetap berteman seperti biasa hingga suatu saat ada angin segar berhembus dari sisi lain. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Dimulai dengan Egi memutarkan sebuah lagu berjudul You and I yang dinyanyikan oleh Lady Gaga hinga tak terasa waktu menunjukkan hampir tengah malam. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Hujan turun deras sejak senja hingga malam. Saat hujan reda, gua datang menemui Egi. Untuk pertama kalinya gua bertemu dengan Egi yang berwajah tampan dan malam itu adalah malam pertama gua dan Egi. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

Melalui SMS, gua dan Egi semakin dekat. Pada akhirnya, Egi mengajak gua untuk ketemuan. Kirimkan saran dan kritik Anda melalui pesan suara dengan tautan berikut ini https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/message || --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cintasesama/support

This episode is offered in English. Kicut and Egi talks about the newest Fishing SoL anime in town, Diary of Breakwater. We share our impression, opinions and trivia. Lets cast!

Berkewajiban sebagai mahasiswa namun juga memiliki tanggung jawab sebagai atlet merupakan perwujudan dari seorang Student Athlete, kali ini #HMPSIHTalks kedatangan narasumber yang merupakan mahasiswa aktif ilmu hukum Unika Soegijapranata bernama Egi. Selain menjadi mahasiswa Unika, Egi juga salah satu pemain basket untuk Klub Basket Sahabat Semarang yang bertanding di Srikandi Cup yang merupakan event nasional basket putri di Indonesia. Memiliki tanggung jawab sebagai mahasiswa dan atlet tentu bukan sesuatu yang mudah, Egi akan membagikan cerita pengalamannya menjadi seorang Student Athlete, yuk simak podcastnya!

[INSYAALLAH SERIUS] walau banyak ketawa, dan halang rintangnya, kali ini kita tepatnya Egi bakal sharing dari webinar yang dia simak soal Insecure. Sapose indang yang disini masih suka insecure? Gapapa kok! Wajar kalau kita insecure, tanda kita masih jadi manusia. Its okay to be not okay, anjay. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bisasipotkes/support

Ngomongin Anime Moe dan seluk beluk cerita disekitarnya. Mulai dari media publikasi, drama pasca-produksi sampai teori konspirasi. Bareng Kct, Egi, dan (cameo) Dit.

On this episode I was joined by the man behind Empire Grappling, Jake Cross. Jake and I spoke about the evolution of Empire Grappling, his recent EGI event and plans for the future. Our Social Media: Facebook: Jake Cross - Fisticuffs_Podcast Instagram: Empiregrappling - Jakesaintcross - Fisticuffs_Podcast Twitter: Fisticuffs_Pod Youtube: Empire Grappling - Fisticuffs Sponsors: Fight Fuel UK fightfuel.co.uk Mauler MMA FCMMA20 at Mauler.com

Renungan pagi: KEJUJURAN ITU MAHAL Ada dua orang kecil seperti Mujenih dan Egi yang karena kejujurannya, mereka mendapatkan apresiasi yang luar biasa dari pemerintah. Tetapi ada orang yang jujur justru harus diturunkan dari jabatannya. Namun apapun hasilnya, orang yang jujur akan selalu dikenang dan dijadikan teladan sekalipun raganya telah hancur. Yesus Tuhan kita adalah Pribadi yang sangat jujur karena Dia tidak takut sama siapapun dan tak pernah cari muka. Jika kita mau jujur kita perlu bertindak sama seperti Dia. Kejujuran itu mahal! Selamat pagi, Tuhan Yesus memberkati kita semua.

In this episode of Michigan Minds, Ashlee Breitner of the Economic Growth Institute, discusses how EGI educates companies and communities on best practices in the public, private, and academic sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Renungan pagi: ITU BUKAN HAK KITA Mujenih, petugas kebersihan kereta rel listrik jurusan Bogor dan temannya, Egi, telah membuktikan bahwa dengan memahami sungguh-sungguh tentang mana yang menjadi haknya dan mana yang bukan, dapat bertindak jujur dengan membawa uang 500 juta yang ditemukannya di gerbong kereta yang sedang dibersihkannya kepada bagian kehilangan barang-barang penumpang. Akhirnya, uang yang sangat banyak itu selamat kembali kepada tangan pemiliknya. Hal ini kembali mengingatkan kita agar kita pun perlu memahami dalam hal uang, mana yang menjadi hak kita dan mana yang bukan hak kita. Selamat pagi, Tuhan Yesus memberkati kita semua!

Salahkah bila diriku terlanjur kangen. Mengenangmu. Menghitung sakit pada benci yang mewaktu. Yaudah, dengerin aja cover lagu aku featuring (Egi) dan komposer kita, (Kris). Semoga menghibur kawan.

Selama pandemi, reality show jadi salah satu opsi hiburan untuk melupakan kegundahan akibat ketidakpastian yang ada saat ini. Setelah berdiam diri selama satu bulan, di episode terbaru kali ini, Dani dan Kuka ngobrol bareng Kelvin, Marco, dan Egi soal kenapa reality show jadi "pelarian" banyak orang di situasi kaya gini. Mulai dari Diary AFI sampai Terrace House, kita coba menjawab kenapa sih orang tertarik nonton acara reality show?

Lanjutan episode keempat dan bagian kedua dari Cekak (Cerita kaum kantoran) bareng @dewanrp dan Egi ngobrolin tentang pengalaman kerja yg sesuai passion atau tuntutan hidup. Langsung aja cekidot!

Episode keempat dan bagian pertama dari Cekak (Cerita kaum kantoran) bareng @dewanrp dan Egi ngobrolin tentang pengalaman kerja yg sesuai passion atau tuntutan hidup. Langsung aja cekidot!

Jadi karyawan atau wiraswasta ialah topik berulang di masyarakat. Egi (@beginoto) dan Pepen (@writeforrewrite) saat ini adalah karyawan, sedangkan Paulus (@kungfood.jkt) dan Juno (@kopikila) kini lebih fokus menjadi wiraswasta.  Empat pria mencoba menatap kembali jejak pertama mereka dalam memilih karir masing masing. Salam super!

Egi ternyata berniat ngelamar kerja jadi Pegawai Negeri Sipil (PNS) di Kementerian Pemuda dan Olahraga (Kemenpora). Tujuannya mau jadi agen perubahan untuk sepakbola dan jadi panitia Piala Dunia U-20 tentunya.

Egi, Pepen, Juno, dan Paulus berbincang tentang siapa mereka dan apa tujuan podcast BISPAK ini. Bincang Santai, Pak!

#GeoTALKwithCANIA kali ini membahas seputar bumi datar. Kalo bumi itu bulat, kenapa air tidak tumpah? - Egi, aktivis Indonesian Flat Earth Society. Nah lho! Bener gak sih bumi itu bulat? Atau jangan-jangan datar ya? Bagaimana menurut Anda? Selamat mendengarkan dan jangan lupa LIKE, SHARE, & FOLLOW! Follow Cania: https://twitter.com/cittairlanie https://www.instagram.com/cittairlanie/

I met Stephen Keppel on Twitter a few months back. I knew right away that I needed to have Stephen on. I’m always intrigued to see someone making a difference within a world that is known for its red tape and bureaucracy—the corporate world. Stephen is the Vice President of Social Impact at Univision, the General Manager of Rise Up, the Executive Director of the Univision Foundation, and the Co-Founder and Chairman of EGI—the Economic Growth Initiative for Haiti.  Follow Stephen on Twitter. And clicks the links above to keep up with the work he is doing at Univision and beyond.  Follow Let’s Give A Damn on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter to keep up with all that is going on. We have so much planned for the coming months and we don’t want you to miss a thing! And if you want to follow Nick Laparra—Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter. Support Let’s Give A Damn by contributing the monthly amount of your choice on Patreon. 100% of the money you contribute will go to making more podcasts. Not a dime goes into our pockets! Or you can leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Every little bit helps. Thanks for all your help. Have a wonderful week! Please let me know how I can serve you better. Give more damns this week than ever before, my friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I thought this audio was worthy of being promoted to a full show episode, despite the mobile audio. Discord is making audio more available to normally non-audio fakeologists. Join now! We talk 9/11, EGI, Crane Hoax From Conkers: Haha well third times a charm I suppose! I was saying that it is rare to find […]

Not too interesting, this post is just a placeholder to document how the EGI seed has been sewn – once planted it can only grow as evidenced on the H&F show. You can’t unsee EGI once your brain is exposed. Crosslink   Support the site via Patreon | Other ways to donate No tags for […]

The hits just keep on coming. Talking truth is not for the thin skinned. I have no hard feelings towards H&F. What we discuss is difficult and life changing, if accepted. If it’s not accepted, it can only be laughed at. I realise Howard is really only interested in 9/11, but it was my EGI […]

EGi performing "Peaches" in WNIJ's Studio A:

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