Podcasts about GEOS

Fred Bell, CEO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE) (OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review the key takeaways from news out on May 20th on their Q1 2025 financials, including record quarterly revenues, EBITDA, and cash flows. We also discuss the financial and development growth on tap for 2025, with updates at key royalty partner operations.   Q1 2025 Highlights   Royalty revenue of US$11.6 million and adjusted revenue1 of US$13.3 million, up 179% on Q1 2024 Attributable Gold Equivalent Ounces1 ("GEOs") of 4,606 ounces, up 102% on Q1 2024 Adjusted EBITDA1 of US$11.5 million, up 259% on Q1 2024 Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$3.3 million, up 182% on Q1 2024 with the majority of royalty revenue received post quarter end Final US$3 million of the Company's Revolving Credit Facility ("RCF") fully paid down in the quarter Over US$22 million cash on hand as of May 20, 2025 alongside the Company's US$50 million undrawn RCF2025 Outlook   2025 Outlook Company remains on track to meet record guidance of 11,600 to 13,200 GEOs, translating to record adjusted revenue of US$30.1 million to US$34.3 million, based on a gold price of US$2,600/oz and a copper price of US$4.00/lb. Production is anticipated to be weighted towards the first half of the year, driven by first gold sales from the Korali-Sud royalty This guidance represents a 38% increase in GEOs and 50% year-on-year increase in adjusted revenue at the mid-point of guidance, with full exposure to higher gold prices Elemental Altus is in a net cash position, with flexibility for new acquisitions utilising the $50 million RCF and the strong free cash flow being generated Elemental Altus has a Normal Course Issuer Bid ("NCIB") in place to purchase up to 12,288,129 common shares in the capital of the Company   Fred breaks down the financial strength of the company, and the leverage of it's balance sheet to rising production and revenues in a higher metals price environment. He also highlighted with the roughly $20 million in cash on hand, the expected revenues over $30 million this year, a number of additional incoming $15 million in one-off payments, and the $50 million credit facility on hand, that the company is in a great position to keep reviewing acquisition transactions in the year to come.   Wrapping up we cover some of the anticipated growth of the projects at their key cornerstone royalty assets: Caserones, Karlawinda, Korali-Sud, Bonikro, and Wahgnion, the value in their one-off portfolio payments this year, and what types of assets are under consider for future acquisitions.     If you have any follow up questions for Fred regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email them to me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Elemental Altus Royalties at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.   Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website

Malgré son essence contestataire, le rap peine à se défaire de ses réflexes virilistes, notamment homophobes. Derrière les punchlines, une certaine masculinité s'impose en humiliant tous ceux qui s'écartent de ses formes les plus attendues. Car pour beaucoup d'artistes, performer une hétérosexualité dure et conquérante reste une condition tacite pour asseoir sa crédibilité.Comment être rappeur sans performer une hétérosexualité virile à toute épreuve ? Que racontent ces expressions homophobes qui pullulent dans les morceaux de rap ? Comment les artistes peuvent-ils réinventer les codes, à contre-courant du modèle dominant ?Dans ce deuxième épisode de notre mini-série sur le rap et les masculinités, l'animateur José Tippenhauer (alias Geos) reçoit Dibby, rappeur et producteur. Après avoir commencé par épouser les codes virilistes du rap, il est aujourd'hui un des rares rappeurs francophones à être publiquement gay, et à l'assumer dans ses morceaux.RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L'ÉMISSION Retrouvez toutes les références citées dans l'épisode à la page : https://www.binge.audio/podcast/les-couilles-sur-la-table/rap-vrais-bonhommes-reconnaissent-vraisCRÉDITSLes Couilles sur la table est un podcast créé par Victoire Tuaillon produit par Binge Audio. Cet entretien a été préparé, mené et monté par José Tippenhauer et enregistré le vendredi 07 Mars 2025 au studio Virginie Despentes de Binge Audio (Paris, 19e). Cet épisode contient des musiques produites par le rappeur Dibby. Prise de son, réalisation et mixage : Paul Bertiaux. Supervision éditoriale et de production : Naomi Titti. Production et édition : Marie Foulon. Communication : Lise Niederkorn et Léna Fourgeau. Rédacteur en chef : Thomas Rozec. Direction de production : Albane Fily. Responsable administrative et financière : Adrienne Marino. Musique originale : Théo Boulenger, adaptée par Yannick Sala. Identité graphique : Karolina Mikos (Upian). Composition identité sonore : Jean-Benoît Dunckel. Voix identité sonore : Bonnie El Bokeili. Direction des programmes : Joël Ronez. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Si le rap s'est imposé comme une poule aux œufs d'or dans l'industrie musicale internationale, il est aussi associé à une masculinité ultra-virile. Une figure calibrée pour vendre qui cristallise les critiques les plus virulentes : sexisme, homophobie, apologie de la violence… Des critiques qui interrogent rarement les rapports de pouvoir au sein du rap game. Le rap est-il intrinsèquement viriliste ? Quels types de masculinité l'industrie du rap ou les médias valorisent-ils ? Comment le genre musical le plus populaire de France est-il devenu un miroir grossissant de notre société patriarcale ?Dans ce premier épisode de cette mini-série sur le rap et les masculinités, l'animateur radio et rappeur José Tippenhauer (alias Geos) reçoit Benjamine Weill, philosophe de formation et travailleuse sociale. Dans son livre « À qui profite le sale ? Sexisme, racisme et capitalisme dans le rap français » (éd. Payot, 2023), elle interroge les dérives du rap français, entre héritage contestataire et exploitation capitaliste.RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L'ÉMISSION Retrouvez toutes les références citées dans l'épisode à la page : https://www.binge.audio/podcast/les-couilles-sur-la-table/rap-concours-de-beatsCRÉDITSLes Couilles sur la table est un podcast créé par Victoire Tuaillon produit par Binge Audio. Cet entretien a été préparé, mené et monté par José Tippenhauer et enregistré le vendredi 07 Mars 2025 au studio Virginie Despentes de Binge Audio (Paris, 19e). Prise de son, réalisation et mixage : Paul Bertiaux. Supervision éditoriale et de production : Naomi Titti. Production et édition : Marie Foulon. Communication: Lise Niederkorn et Léna Fourgeau. Rédacteur en chef : Thomas Rozec. Direction de production : Albane Fily. Responsable administrative et financière : Adrienne Marino. Générique initial : Théo Boulenger. Remix du générique : Yannick Sala. Identité graphique : Pierre Hatier (Upian). Composition identité sonore : Jean-Benoît Dunckel. Voix identité sonore : Bonnie El Bokeili. Direction des programmes : Joël Ronez.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Fred Bell, CEO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE) (OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review the key takeaways from the Q4 and full year 2024 financials, including record quarterly and annual revenues and cash flows, marking their seventh consecutive year of revenue growth. We also discuss the financial and development growth on tap for 2025, with updates at key royalty partner operations.   Full Year 2024 Highlights:   Record revenue of US$16.3 million and record adjusted revenue1 of US$21.6 million, up 39% on 2023 Gold Equivalent Ounces1 ("GEOs") of 8,987 ounces (9,122 GEOs in 2023) with production from Korali-Sud pushed into Q1 2025 Record Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$8.7 million, up 42% on 2023, and record adjusted EBITDA1 of US$15.1 million, up 53% on 2023 US$33.5 million of accretive royalty acquisitions including producing gold royalties over Bonikro, Ballarat and SKO mines Repayment of US$27 million of debt, with remaining debt repaid in full in Q1 2025 leaving a fully undrawn US$50 million facility with NBC, CIBC and RBC   Fourth Quarter 2024 Highlights:   Record Q4 revenue of US$5.5 million and record adjusted revenue1 of US$6.8 million, up 21% on Q4 2023 and with no contribution from Korali-Sud Q4 attributable GEOs1 of 2,552 ounces (2,843 GEOs in Q4 2023) Record Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$3.3 million, up 54% on Q4 2023, and record Q4 adjusted EBITDA1 of US$4.8 million, up 72% on Q4 2023   2025 Outlook   Record guidance of 11,600 to 13,200 GEOs, translating to record adjusted revenue of US$30.1 million to US$34.3 million, based on a gold price of US$2,600/oz and a copper price of US$4.00/lb This represents a 38% increase in GEOs and 50% year-on-year increase in adjusted revenue at the mid-point of guidance, with full exposure to higher gold prices Production is anticipated to be weighted towards the first half of the year, driven by first gold sales at the Korali-Sud royalty and Caserones shipments delayed from Q4 2024 into Q1 2025 Up to US$15 million in one-off payments, with over US$10 million expected in the first half of the year   Fred breaks down the financial strength of the company, and the leverage of it's balance sheet to rising production and revenues in a higher metals price environment. He also highlighted with the roughly $5 million in cash on hand, the expected revenues over $30 million this year, a number of additional incoming $15 million in one-off payments, and the $50 million credit facility on hand, that the company is in a great position to keep reviewing acquisition transactions in the year to come.    Wrapping up we cover some of the anticipated growth of the projects at their key cornerstone royalty assets: Caserones, Karlawinda, Korali-Sud, as well key royalties on compelling development projects in their portfolio like Arizona Sonoran's Cactus project in Arizona, Focus Minerals' Laverton project in Western Australia, and Firefly Metals Pickel Crow project in Ontario.       If you have any follow up questions for Fred regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email them to me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Elemental Altus Royalties at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.    Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website

Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. El Gobierno declara la alerta máxima en Tenerife y La Palma ante la llegada de la borrasca Nuria. La Aemet advierte de rachas de viento huracanadas. Se piden a la población que evite los desplazamientos innecesarios. El Gobierno de Canarias pide teletrabajar ante la alerta máxima por la borrasca Nuria. Se cierran oficinas de registro y juzgados de paz ante la previsión de vientos huracanados. Educación suspende las clases presenciales en Tenerife, La Palma y La Graciosa por la alerta máxima por vientos. El personal de los centros educativos podrá realizar su labor docente desde sus domicilios, en caso de contar con los medios necesarios para ello. Hoy hace un año, los titulares eran: Netanyahu reconoce que el Ejército israelí mató a siete miembros de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza …y hoy hace 365 días el titular era: Canarias es la comunidad con más mortalidad atribuida al tabaquismo. El tabaco estuvo vinculado al 15,3% de las muertes registradas en las islas, según un estudio de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. Hoy se cumplen 1.132 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. 3 años y 37 días. Hoy es jueves 3 de abril de 2025. Día Mundial del Arcoíris. El Día Mundial del Arcoíris se celebra el 3 de abril de cada año para realzar un fascinante y bonito fenómeno natural, que ocurre cuando los rayos solares atraviesan las gotas de la lluvia en un ángulo de 42 grados, que da como resultado un halo de luz multicolor. Los arcoíris son fenómenos ópticos y meteorológicos que resultan de la descomposición de la luz solar debido a la refracción. Debido a esto, es normal observar en el cielo un halo de luz con forma de arco y con vistosos colores. Curiosidades del arcoiris 1-El arcoíris tiene más colores de lo que el ojo humano es capaz de ver 2-No se puede medir ni el principio ni el fin del arcoiris 3-El arcoíris puede ser visible durante la noche 1493 en Barcelona, los Reyes Católicos reciben con todos los honores a Cristóbal Colón. 1882 en los Estados Unidos es asesinado Jesse James, el bandido más famoso del Oeste, tras 16 años de persecución. 1933 en Nepal, aviadores británicos sobrevuelan el monte Everest batiendo la marca de los 10 000 metros de altura. 1942 en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, tropas japonesas comienzan el asalto a las tropas estadounidenses y filipinas en la península de Bataán. 1948 Estados Unidos firma el Plan Marshall, programa de ayuda financiera para la reconstrucción de los países europeos devastados durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1979 en España se realizan las primeras elecciones municipales democráticas después de la dictadura franquista. 2004 en Madrid, varios terroristas islamistas involucrados en el 11-M se inmolan durante el asalto de los Geos a su apartamento situado en Leganés, al sur de Madrid. santos Sixto, Ricardo, Benigno, Nicetas, Urbino y Pancracio. El 'Día de la Liberación' de Trump: qué esperar de los nuevos aranceles de Estados Unidos. ¿Qué países de la UE tienen más ofertas de empleo? La Fiscalía de Cataluña recurrirá ante el Tribunal Supremo la sentencia absolutoria de Dani Alves. Novedades de la declaración de la renta 2024: vivienda, donaciones y más control en las plataformas digitales. Torres tiende la mano al PP para que apoye en el Congreso la reforma de la Ley de Extranjería. El ministro de Política Territorial insiste en que la aprobación del real decreto ley para el traslado obligatorio de menores migrantes desde Canarias es una decisión ''histórica'' y ''de Estado'' Clavijo planteará una Ley de Residencia de Canarias a la Comisión Europea y exime al turismo del colapso en las Islas. Según el presidente regional, el crecimiento poblacional amenaza la sostenibilidad del archipiélago y hace “imposible” que desde las administraciones públicas se den las infraestructuras y los servicios que necesitan los residentes. El paro en Canarias cae en 423 personas en marzo. Este número total de desempleados es la cifra más baja en el mismo mes desde 2007. Los ingresos del turismo baten otro récord en Canarias y alientan la amenaza de huelga. El gasto de los visitantes extranjeros se incrementa un 6% interanual y un 52,4% desde 2019, más del doble que la inflación. El sector crítico y Nueva Canarias tensan su relación por las acusaciones de transfuguismo. La formación liderada por Román Rodríguez asegura que tomará decisiones respecto a los militantes y cargos del partido que han mostrado su apoyo a la plataforma impulsada por los rupturistas. El líder del sector crítico insiste en que tienen un informe jurídico que les avala. Un 3 de abril de 1956 nace Miguel Luchino González (Miguel Bosé), cantante español.

Bienvenidos a La Diez Capital Radio! Están a punto de comenzar un nuevo episodio de nuestro Programa de Actualidad, donde la información, la formación y el entretenimiento se encuentran para ofrecerles lo mejor de las noticias y temas relevantes. Este programa, dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez, es su ventana directa a los acontecimientos más importantes, así como a las historias que capturan la esencia de nuestro tiempo. A través de un enfoque dinámico y cercano, Miguel Ángel conecta con ustedes para proporcionar una experiencia informativa y envolvente. Desde análisis profundos hasta entrevistas exclusivas, cada emisión está diseñada para mantenerles al tanto, ofrecerles nuevos conocimientos y, por supuesto, entretenerles. Para más detalles sobre el programa, visiten nuestra web en www.ladiez.es. - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. El Gobierno declara la alerta máxima en Tenerife y La Palma ante la llegada de la borrasca Nuria. La Aemet advierte de rachas de viento huracanadas. Se piden a la población que evite los desplazamientos innecesarios. El Gobierno de Canarias pide teletrabajar ante la alerta máxima por la borrasca Nuria. Se cierran oficinas de registro y juzgados de paz ante la previsión de vientos huracanados. Educación suspende las clases presenciales en Tenerife, La Palma y La Graciosa por la alerta máxima por vientos. El personal de los centros educativos podrá realizar su labor docente desde sus domicilios, en caso de contar con los medios necesarios para ello. Hoy hace un año, los titulares eran: Netanyahu reconoce que el Ejército israelí mató a siete miembros de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza …y hoy hace 365 días el titular era: Canarias es la comunidad con más mortalidad atribuida al tabaquismo. El tabaco estuvo vinculado al 15,3% de las muertes registradas en las islas, según un estudio de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. Hoy se cumplen 1.132 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. 3 años y 37 días. Hoy es jueves 3 de abril de 2025. Día Mundial del Arcoíris. El Día Mundial del Arcoíris se celebra el 3 de abril de cada año para realzar un fascinante y bonito fenómeno natural, que ocurre cuando los rayos solares atraviesan las gotas de la lluvia en un ángulo de 42 grados, que da como resultado un halo de luz multicolor. Los arcoíris son fenómenos ópticos y meteorológicos que resultan de la descomposición de la luz solar debido a la refracción. Debido a esto, es normal observar en el cielo un halo de luz con forma de arco y con vistosos colores. Curiosidades del arcoiris 1-El arcoíris tiene más colores de lo que el ojo humano es capaz de ver 2-No se puede medir ni el principio ni el fin del arcoiris 3-El arcoíris puede ser visible durante la noche 1493 en Barcelona, los Reyes Católicos reciben con todos los honores a Cristóbal Colón. 1882 en los Estados Unidos es asesinado Jesse James, el bandido más famoso del Oeste, tras 16 años de persecución. 1933 en Nepal, aviadores británicos sobrevuelan el monte Everest batiendo la marca de los 10 000 metros de altura. 1942 en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, tropas japonesas comienzan el asalto a las tropas estadounidenses y filipinas en la península de Bataán. 1948 Estados Unidos firma el Plan Marshall, programa de ayuda financiera para la reconstrucción de los países europeos devastados durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1979 en España se realizan las primeras elecciones municipales democráticas después de la dictadura franquista. 2004 en Madrid, varios terroristas islamistas involucrados en el 11-M se inmolan durante el asalto de los Geos a su apartamento situado en Leganés, al sur de Madrid. santos Sixto, Ricardo, Benigno, Nicetas, Urbino y Pancracio. El 'Día de la Liberación' de Trump: qué esperar de los nuevos aranceles de Estados Unidos. ¿Qué países de la UE tienen más ofertas de empleo? La Fiscalía de Cataluña recurrirá ante el Tribunal Supremo la sentencia absolutoria de Dani Alves. Novedades de la declaración de la renta 2024: vivienda, donaciones y más control en las plataformas digitales. Torres tiende la mano al PP para que apoye en el Congreso la reforma de la Ley de Extranjería. El ministro de Política Territorial insiste en que la aprobación del real decreto ley para el traslado obligatorio de menores migrantes desde Canarias es una decisión ''histórica'' y ''de Estado'' Clavijo planteará una Ley de Residencia de Canarias a la Comisión Europea y exime al turismo del colapso en las Islas. Según el presidente regional, el crecimiento poblacional amenaza la sostenibilidad del archipiélago y hace “imposible” que desde las administraciones públicas se den las infraestructuras y los servicios que necesitan los residentes. El paro en Canarias cae en 423 personas en marzo. Este número total de desempleados es la cifra más baja en el mismo mes desde 2007. Los ingresos del turismo baten otro récord en Canarias y alientan la amenaza de huelga. El gasto de los visitantes extranjeros se incrementa un 6% interanual y un 52,4% desde 2019, más del doble que la inflación. El sector crítico y Nueva Canarias tensan su relación por las acusaciones de transfuguismo. La formación liderada por Román Rodríguez asegura que tomará decisiones respecto a los militantes y cargos del partido que han mostrado su apoyo a la plataforma impulsada por los rupturistas. El líder del sector crítico insiste en que tienen un informe jurídico que les avala. Un 3 de abril de 1956 nace Miguel Luchino González (Miguel Bosé), cantante español. - Sección de actualidad con mucho sentido de Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - Sección en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el especialista en el sector primario, el Dr. Wladimiro Rodríguez Brito. El 'Día de la Liberación' de Trump: qué esperar de los nuevos aranceles de Estados Unidos y la repercusión en las Islas Canarias. - Sección en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con la economista, Cristina A. Secas y el periodista, Francisco Pallero, que vienen junto a su perro Salvador. Analizando la actualidad informativa. - Entrevista en la Diez Capital radio a Francesco Grande, responsable veterinario de Loro Parque. ¡Ya ha nacido la cría de Morgan! - En La Diez Capital Radio entrevistamos en exclusiva a Konstantin Hinner Ivamtchev, CEO de Proyectos Insulares, y a Juan Pablo Cabrera Molina, Director Comercial de la compañía. En esta conversación, descubriremos en profundidad qué representa esta destacada empresa y cuál ha sido su evolución desde sus inicios en la década de los 60 en la isla de Tenerife. Proyectos Insulares nació con el objetivo de impulsar el desarrollo y la modernización de infraestructuras en el archipiélago canario. A lo largo de los años, ha consolidado su presencia en el sector, apostando por la innovación, la sostenibilidad y el crecimiento responsable. En la entrevista, Konstantin Hinner Ivamtchev y Juan Pablo Cabrera Molina compartirán la visión y los valores que han guiado a la empresa durante más de seis décadas, así como los desafíos y proyectos que afrontan en la actualidad. No te pierdas esta interesante charla en La Diez Capital Radio, donde conoceremos de primera mano cómo una empresa con raíces en Tenerife ha logrado expandirse y adaptarse a los nuevos tiempos sin perder su esencia y compromiso con el desarrollo de las Islas Canarias. - Entrevista en La Diez Capital radio a Jonathan Domínguez, Viceconsejero de Comunicación y Relaciones con los Medios del Gobierno de Canarias

David Baker CFO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE) (OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review the key takeaways from the Q4 and full year 2024 financials, including record quarterly and annual revenues and cash flows, marking their seventh consecutive year of revenue growth. We also review the outlook for 2025, the addition of a new board member, and then dig into some updates for ongoing growth at key royalty partner operations.   Preliminary Financial Highlights for Q4 and Full Year 2024 Results:   Record preliminary adjusted 2024 revenue of US$21.6 million (+21% vs 2023) comprised of: US$16.3 million attributable royalty revenue; and US$5.3 million attributable revenue from the Caserones copper mine Record preliminary adjusted Q4 revenue of US$6.8 million (+21% vs Q4 2023) comprised of: US$5.5 million attributable royalty revenue; and US$1.3 million attributable revenue from the Caserones copper mine   Dave breaks down the financial strength of the company, and the leverage of it's balance sheet to rising production and revenues in a higher metals price environment. We also review the growth via per-share metrics in 2024, and in particular look ahead to full-year 2025 gold equivalent ounce growth to a projected record 11,600 - 13,200 GEOs, augmented now from Allied Gold's Korali-Sud (formerly named Diba) asset, and the increased production from the assets acquired from AlphaStream Limited last year.  He also highlighted with the roughly $6 million in cash on hand, the expected revenues over $30 million this year, a number of additional incoming one-off payments in H1, and the $50 million credit facility on hand, that the company is in a great position to keep reviewing acquisition transactions in the year to come.   Next we touched upon the recently announced addition to the Board of Directors, bringing in Sandeep Singh, who has extensive experience in the mining and royalty sector.  Sandeep is currently President and CEO of Western Copper and Gold. Prior to this, he was President and CEO of Osisko Gold Royalties, where he successfully led its strategic turnaround, after having spent 15 years as an investment banker specializing in the North American metals and mining sector.   Wrapping up we cover some of the anticipated growth of the projects at their key cornerstone royalty assets: Caserones, Karlawinda, Korali-Sud, and Bonikro.   Dave anticipates that all these assets are set to perform well and keep expanding and growing ounces and pounds in the year to come.  The mission now for the team at Elemental Altus this year, now that the company has paid off all their remaining debt, is to keep looking for royalties on long-dated quality projects with quality partners where they can execute accretive transactions.   If you have any follow up questions for Dave regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email them to me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Elemental Altus Royalties at the time of this recording.   Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website    

Geo er helt træt og baldret, efter en weekend med fødselsdag og Nisse Julius, og Niarn har en teori om, hvorfor det har taget så hårdt på ham. Geo flasher Radio 4 koppen, og Niarn forstår stadig ikke, hvorfor baby-appen måler i frugter. Geo har taget kampen op på Molslinjen, og så indrømmer Niarn endelig, at han er imponeret over Geos indsats i Sæt Pris På Danmark.

Ein Gespräch mit dem GEOS-Entwickler Rainer Bettsteller über die Vor- und Nachteile einer nahezu ausgestorbenen grafischen Benutzeroberfläche.

Lena Sydorenko with Everad joins the ClickBank Affiliated podcast alongside our host Kyle Kostechka to discuss how to break into new geos and expand your affiliate marketing efforts. This episode is full of valuable info on how to choose the right offer to promote, crafting compelling creatives, and dialing in your ad targeting to reach your ideal audience. Everad - https://everad.com/ Email Us - affiliated@clickbank.com

Geo orker ikke morgenradio energi, og Niarn har været på møntvaskeri. Geo har fået sit ur tilbage, men er bestemt ikke tilfreds med resultatet af reparationen. Niarn er træt af Geos billedepolitik, og Geo står fortsat ikke ved sin tyvagtighed. Og så har Niarn og hans datter Akacia set "Sæt Pris På Danmark"

Den dag Geo blev født, begyndte en livslang kamp for at overleve faderen. Da han med sine kun 2500 gram blev lagt i kuvøse, og lægerne ikke kunne udelukke, at han ville blive handicappet, svarede Geos far, at hvis det var tilfældet, ville han holde en pude over den klejne drengs hoved. Da faderen døde 40 år senere, kunne Geo endelig slippe angsten. Men nu blev han ramt af en ny frygt: frygten for at bære på faderens galskab. "Er jeg (også) psykopat?" spørger Geo i en ny bog, hvor han søger svaret på det spørgsmål, der har martret ham i årevis. Komikeren og forfatteren Christian Geo Heltboe er Ugens Gæst på P1. Vært: Pia Røn.

Making business decisions blindly will bankrupt you and your game. But with the right data, you're never in the dark. This week, we hand the flashlight to CEE Mobile Gaming and Apps Lead at Google, Mariusz Gąsiewski. Nicknamed “The Insights Guy,” he turns numbers into narratives that guide game devs through the emerging trends they can't afford to ignore. In this episode, he shines a light on the latest shifts in geos, genres, and growth opportunities to give Peggy Anne Salz and Brian Baglow a clear path to the gaming industry's next big opportunities and advice on boosting user retention and cutting marketing costs. CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 01:18 - Get used to never having enough time 03:13 - Trends in the best-performing genres 08:58 - It's never one-size-fits-all 11:57 - Geos with the most growth 13:57 - Opening up to new audiences 18:57 - Affordable and profitable geos 24:59 - Double-digit revenue decline 28:43 - Growth: PC/Console vs. Mobile 37:46 - Favourite games Q&A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  ** Let's Connect **

David Baker, CFO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE – OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review their operational and financial results from Q2 2024, and some key royalty project updates at Diba, Karlawinda, Bonikro, Wahgnion, Caserones, and Cactus.  We also discuss where the growth will be coming from within their existing portfolio as well as the types of future acquisitions the team is working on.   We start off diving into the key metrics and takeaways from the second quarter financials:   Royalty revenue of US$3.8 million and adjusted revenue of US$5.2 million, up 10% on Q2 2023 Attributable Gold Equivalent Ounces ("GEOs") of 2,211 ounces, down 7% on Q2 2023 Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$1.4 million, down 33% on Q2 2023 primarily due to working capital movements Adjusted EBITDA of US$3.4 million, up 3% on Q2 2023 Repayment of a further $5.0 million under the credit facility and extension of the maturity date to June 2027 Cash balance of US$6.5 million and outstanding debt of US$20.0 million as at June 30, 2024 Elemental Altus is on track to meet the lower end of guidance of 10,000 to 11,700 GEOs and the higher end of expected revenue of US$20.0 to US$23.3 million. Production remains weighted to H2 2024, particularly for the new Diba royalty, while the lower relative performance of the copper price to gold drives the increased difference between GEOs and revenue The Company intends to continue reducing the amount drawn on the credit facility, reducing interest costs while maintaining flexibility for new acquisitions   We then transition over to discussing some of the key royalty projects and updates from royalty partners, and the related future production and revenue growth expected from various projects like Diba, Karlawinda, and Bonikro. Next we discussed the passing of the baton from Lilium Mining over to the nationalized operations by Burkina Faso at Wahgnion, but that essentially it's the same operations team it has been since Teranga and Endeavour Mining, and that the royalties have and will keep coming in for years to come. We spent some time with larger copper royalty on the Caserones project, noting that the brief labor dispute earlier this month did not really affect production, and that Lundin Mining has even increased guidance on production.  Then we looked at the larger resources and mine plan released recently from Arizona Sonoran on their Cactus project, and how this means a slightly deferred but much larger production profile over the portion of the project that Elemental Altus holds a royalty over.   Wrapping up we discussed the pipeline of single royalty deals and larger portfolio acquisitions that the company is reviewing, and their capacity to source more deals between their credit facilities, cash on hand, incoming cashflows, and other larger one-off payments expected to keep coming in.   If you have any follow up questions for David regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Elemental Altus Royalties at the time of this recording.   Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website

Join us for episode 700 of EDGE of the Web! We're grateful for each and every listener who keeps us motivated to push out new content each and every week, so raise a glass as episode 700 gets underway! Reddit has limited all but one search engine from accessing its content. Surprise, surprise… It's Google. This move is sparked by an ongoing trend of publishers and websites aiming to protect their data from AI training models, although Google is an exception, likely due to their recent $60 million deal.  Cookie abolishment put on hold! That's right, Google is switching up once again. Recent Google plans show they have gone back on their word and will keep cookies on Chrome; instead, they will incorporate updated user preference management.  What the heck is a GEO? Well, it may be your future. Speculation suggests that Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) may be the title of the future for SEOs as the digital landscape shifts from search to AI optimization.  This week, we cover major industry news and find out how truly intelligent AI Overviews really are, so tune in and enjoy episode 700 of the EDGE! News from the EDGE: [00:06:40] Reddit is limiting all search engines except one: wonder which one… [00:11:03] So are we getting rid of cookies, or not?! [00:16:05] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:18:02] Are SEOs going to throw away their business cards to become GEOs? Captain Obvious:  [00:27:52] Nike Ad Campaign AI Blitz: [00:33:40] OpenAI starts testing the SearchGPT prototype, here's what it looks like AI Tools: [00:38:18] Storyblocker - Visualized storyboard with real-time 3D and AI [00:38:45] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: Inlinks Barry Blast from Search Engine Roundtable: [00:39:54] Report: How Often Google Mixes Ads Into Organic Search Results [00:40:02] Ongoing Google Search Ranking Volatility For 2 Weeks [00:42:03] Google: Core Update Isn't Extremely Far Away As Publishers Grow Concerned

The UK Space Agency has announced a £33 million boost for national space programs. The European Space Agency's Space Debris Office has published its annual Space Environment Report. The French space agency CNES and Bpifrance have selected a Thales Alenia Space-led consortium, along with Magellium Artal Group, to demonstrate an in-orbit capture and inspection service, and more. Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our weekly intelligence roundup, Signals and Space, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow T-Minus on LinkedIn and Instagram. T-Minus Guest Our guest today is David Vargas, Founder of Astranavem. You can connect with David on LinkedIn, and learn more about Astranavem on their page. Selected Reading £33 million boost for national space programme - GOV.UK 'The race is on!': British aerospace firm Orbex ready for liftoff after opening London office ESA Space Environment Report 2024 Thales Alenia Space and Magellium Artal Group chosen for DIANE, a project demonstrating an orbital capture and inspection service Detecting and measuring ground movements from space: e-GEOS leading the European project China launches new observation satellite for BRI, national defense - CGTN What's Happening in Space Policy July 21-27, 2024 GE Aerospace and Kratos Partner on Small Affordable Engines US Air Force awards $15M Synthetic Aperture RADAR Satellite System Capabilities contract- G2X Defense Lunar-Optimized, Ultra-Light Cable Transmits Power- Astrobotic NASA's Curiosity rover makes its ‘most unexpected' find on Mars- CNN T-Minus Crew Survey We want to hear from you! Please complete our 4 question survey. It'll help us get better and deliver you the most mission-critical space intel every day. Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at space@n2k.com to request more info. Want to join us for an interview? Please send your pitch to space-editor@n2k.com and include your name, affiliation, and topic proposal. T-Minus is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fred Bell, CEO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE – OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review their operational and financial results from Q1 2024, a recent royalty acquisition now partnered with Rio Tinto, and a few royalty partner updates.   We start off diving into the key metrics and takeaways from the first quarter financials.   Royalty revenue of US$3.3 million and adjusted revenue of US$4.7 million, up 24% on Q1 2023 Attributable Gold Equivalent Ounces ("GEOs") of 2,283 ounces, up 13% on Q1 2023 Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$1.2 million, compared with a loss in Q1 2023 and expected to grow through 2024 as margins increase Adjusted EBITDA of US$3.2 million, up 42% on Q1 2023   2024 Outlook   Diba remains on track to be the Company's newest producing gold royalty. Allied Gold Corp (TSX: AAUC) have announced that mining is expected to commence in Q2 2024 Elemental Altus on course to meet guidance of 10,000 to 11,700 GEOs as production increases over the year. This guidance represents at its midpoint a 19% increase on 2023 and provides top-line exposure to gold and copper prices Repaid US$5 million debt in Q1 2024, leaving US$25 million undrawn on the credit facility and with approximately US$9 million cash on quarter end prior to Q1 royalty receipts. The Company intends to continue to reduce the amount drawn on the credit facility while maintaining financial flexibility to make new acquisitions Falling G&A expenditure and significant expected cash flow generation following merger synergies and asset sales, which are also expected to generate milestone payments placing the company in a position to generate material cash flow   During the interview we reviewed th increasing revenue and expanding margins over the course of 2024, and why the company strategy was to aggressively go after cash-flowing assets. We then highlighted that the Diba royalty is on track to commence mining in Q2 and has the potential to be a material long-life royalty for the company based on the exploration potential once it is in production. Fred discusses how this complements other long-life royalty assets like Karlawinda and Caserones, as key cornerstone assets.   We also discussed the large portfolio of development and explorations assets that will provide discovery optionality to future value creation.  To that point we discussed the recent acquisition of a royalty over a Rio Tinto operated lithium project in Rwanda, where the Company expect to see significant news flow over the course of 2024. The company is cashed up and looking to make more accretive acquisitions over the course of this year.   If you have any follow up questions for Fred regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email me at Shad@kereport.com.   Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website

Dans cet épisode je reçois Geos qui est animateur de Nayuno sur Couleur 3 (et Downtown Boogie auparavant). Il est venu nous parler de l'émission qui a lieu chaque vendredi de 20h à minuit (live).On parle également de la vision et la mission de l'émission qui est diffusé sur l'une des plus grand radio Suisse-Romande.On en a profité pour évoquer le Hip Hop Suisse, ses challenges et son développement. L'échange est sympa et on fait un constat de l'évolution des artistes suisses sur la scène Francophone, c'est important. Il faut soutenir le local, en effet, surtout quand le contenu est bon ! Merci à Geos pour l'échange, c'était good fun, chill et honnête !L'épisode complet est disponible sur toutes les plateformes d'écoute.Merci à tous ✨4 the cultureGeos sur InstagramNayuno sur Couleur 3Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Geo er rask, og det ved Solvejs mor allerede. Niarn betvivler Rune Klans kærlighed til basket ball, og Geo må acceptere at han ikke kommer til landskamp i München. Effie har noget imponerende at fortælle, og så har hun også lavet en imponerende gave til drengene. Geo har haft en ubehagelig oplevelse med en unavngiven journalist, og Niarn har ufrivilligt ladet sig inspirere af Geos konfrontatoriske tilgang til verden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fred Bell, CEO of Elemental Altus Royalties (TSX.V:ELE – OTCQX:ELEMF), joins me to review the record Q4 and record full year 2023 financial metrics, along with a number of royalty partner updates, and the 2024 guidance and acquisition strategy with the optionality from being cashed up, cash-flowing, and evaluating at an opportunistic range of mid-tier deal flow.   Full Year 2023 Highlights:   Record revenue of US$11.7 million and record adjusted revenue1 of US$17.9 million, up 69% on 2022 Record Gold Equivalent Ounces ("GEOs") of 9,122 ounces, up 56% on 2022 Record Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$6.1 million, up 894% on 2022, and record adjusted EBITDA1 of US$9.8 million, up 47% on 2022 US$20 million of accretive royalty acquisitions   Fourth Quarter 2023 Highlights:   Record Q4 revenue of US$4.0 million and record adjusted revenue of US$5.6 million, up 101% on Q4 2022 Record Q4 attributable GEOs of 2,843 ounces, up 75% on Q4 2022 Record Operating Cash Flow plus Caserones dividends of US$2.2 million, compared with a loss in Q4 2022, and record Q4 adjusted EBITDA1 of US$2.8 million, up 175% on Q4 2022 Maiden quarterly net profit of US$2.2 million, compared with a US$11.5 million loss in Q4 2022   2024 Outlook   Record guidance of 10,000 to 11,700 GEOs, representing at its midpoint a 19% increase on 2023 and top-line exposure to gold and copper prices Significantly lower G&A expenditure following asset sales, which are also expected to generate milestone payments placing the company in a position to generate material cash flow Repaid US$5 million debt in Q1 2024, leaving a strong balance sheet for royalty acquisitions with US$25 million undrawn on the credit facility and approximately US$10 million of cash as of April 16, 2024   Fred and I review a number of royalty projects and partner updates from operators on both the production and development side, as well as noting some of the prior year's accretive options on projects to generate new royalties. We wrap up reviewing how these prior transactions and future acquisition potential tie into their corporate vision and strategy, and give them strong optionality; only further enhanced by rising gold and copper prices.     If you have any follow up questions for Fred regarding Elemental Altus Royalties, then please email me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Elemental Altus Royalties at the time of this recording.   Click here to view recent news on the Elemental Altus Royalties website

Shaun Usmar, Founder, CEO, and Director of Triple Flag Precious Metals (TSX: TFPM) (NYSE: TFPM), joins us for an update on operations growth and royalty partners updates.   Of their 234 total royalties and streams, there are 32 paying assets in production, 41 assets in development, and 161 assets at the exploration stage.   We start off reviewing how the company has continued growing and diversifying since our conversation early last year, right after their acquisition of Maverix Metals (NYSE: MMX), and how they are approaching future accretive acquisitions and creating royalties with mining partners.   Shaun outlines that their portfolio achieved the seventh consecutive annual gold equivalent ounces (GEOs) record for Triple Flag and a compound annual growth rate in GEOs of more than 20% since 2017, while delivering 105,087 GEOs meeting their sales guidance for 2023.  In 2024, the Company expects attributable royalty revenue and stream sales of 105,000 to 115,000 GEOs, and they are targeting a 5-year average moving forward of approximately 140,000 gold equivalent ounces from 2025 – 2029. Triple Flag PMs renewed their quarterly dividend of US$0.0525 per common share, and also renewed their normal course issuer bid to continue purchasing back shares of the Company.   We outline some of the key cornerstone assets in the portfolio of projects, such as the major contribution from the gold and silver streams on Northparkes and Cerro Lindo mines, or the cash-flowing producing royalties from Fosterville, Young-Davidson, RBPlat, Buritica, Beta Hunt, Camino Rojo, assets with a clear focus on precious metals in the Americas and Australia.    In addition to the strength of the operators for the 32 assets already in production, we discuss the how the Triple Flag team vets the upside optionality for exploration and development on their overall large basket of royalties and streams, in tandem with exposure to overall land packages to capture future growth and investment.  Shaun outlines the extensive pipeline of growth projects including Hope Bay, Eskay Creek and Koné continued to advance down the development path.   If you have any questions for Shaun regarding Triple Flag, then please email us at either Shad@kereport.com or Fleck@kereport.com.   Click here to access company news for Triple Flag

Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumpumplen 770 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es miércoles 3 de abril de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Mundial del Arcoíris. El Día Mundial del Arcoíris se celebra el 3 de abril de cada año para realzar un fascinante y bonito fenómeno natural, que ocurre cuando los rayos solares atraviesan las gotas de la lluvia en un ángulo de 42 grados, que da como resultado un halo de luz multicolor. Los arcoíris son fenómenos ópticos y meteorológicos que resultan de la descomposición de la luz solar debido a la refracción. Debido a esto, es normal observar en el cielo un halo de luz con forma de arco y con vistosos colores. Curiosidades del arcoiris 1-El arcoíris tiene más colores de lo que el ojo humano es capaz de ver 2-No se puede medir ni el principio ni el fin del arcoiris 3-El arcoíris puede ser visible durante la noche 1493 en Barcelona, los Reyes Católicos reciben con todos los honores a Cristóbal Colón. 1882 en los Estados Unidos es asesinado Jesse James, el bandido más famoso del Oeste, tras 16 años de persecución. 1933 en Nepal, aviadores británicos sobrevuelan el monte Everest batiendo la marca de los 10 000 metros de altura. 1942 en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, tropas japonesas comienzan el asalto a las tropas estadounidenses y filipinas en la península de Bataán. 1948 Estados Unidos firma el Plan Marshall, programa de ayuda financiera para la reconstrucción de los países europeos devastados durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1979 en España se realizan las primeras elecciones municipales democráticas después de la dictadura franquista. 2004 en Madrid, varios terroristas islamistas involucrados en el 11-M se inmolan durante el asalto de los Geos a su apartamento situado en Leganés, al sur de Madrid. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santos Sixto, Ricardo, Benigno, Nicetas, Urbino y Pancracio. Irán responsabiliza a Estados Unidos de forma indirecta del ataque en Siria. Así es la factura de daños provocados por Rusia que está preparando Ucrania. Netanyahu reconoce que el Ejército israelí mató a siete miembros de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza. Sánchez exige explicaciones a Israel por la muerte de los siete cooperantes de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza. El PP pide al Gobierno explicaciones por la adjudicación de contratos "a la empresa que fichó" a Begoña Gómez. El PP llamará a declarar a Ángel Víctor Torres en la comisión de investigación del caso Koldo por la compra de mascarillas Los populares vinculan al expresidente canario con la "trama de corrupción del PSOE". Koldo asegura que contactó con Torres para el contrato con la empresa de la trama corrupta Asegura que ofreció la empresa investigada ahora por la Justicia a Canarias, entre otras comunidades, porque le daba «cierta seguridad». La llegada de turistas del extranjero aumenta un 14,4% en Canarias. El gasto del casi millón y medio de visitantes creció en febrero un 21,6%, hasta los 2.177 millones de euros, con una estancia media de 9,37 días. El paro en Canarias bajó en marzo en 4.686 personas, un 2,76%. El paro en Canarias bajó en marzo en 4.686 personas, un 2,76 por ciento en relación al mes anterior, mientras que en términos interanuales ha descendido en 18.347 personas, esto es, un 10,00%, según los datos difundidos este martes por el Ministerio de Trabajo. Por sectores de actividad, en Canarias se registraron al cierre de marzo 3.061 desempleados en la agricultura, 6.169 en la industria, 14.993 en la construcción, 127.405 en los servicios y otros 13.416 pertenecían al colectivo sin empleo anterior. Canarias es la comunidad con más mortalidad atribuida al tabaquismo. El tabaco estuvo vinculado al 15,3% de las muertes registradas en las islas, según un estudio de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. Caos en las prácticas en empresa de 24.000 alumnos en Canarias: negativas a pagar la cotización y excesivo papeleo. Las universidades y centros de formación profesional se han visto obligadas a costear el 98% de las altas a la Seguridad Social. Las instituciones educativas denuncian la "tardanza" del Ministerio de Trabajo a la hora de resolver las dudas que plantea la nueva norma. Un 3 de abril de 1956 nace Miguel Luchino González (Miguel Bosé), cantante español.

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes en La Diez Capital radio. Dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumpumplen 770 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es miércoles 3 de abril de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Mundial del Arcoíris. El Día Mundial del Arcoíris se celebra el 3 de abril de cada año para realzar un fascinante y bonito fenómeno natural, que ocurre cuando los rayos solares atraviesan las gotas de la lluvia en un ángulo de 42 grados, que da como resultado un halo de luz multicolor. Los arcoíris son fenómenos ópticos y meteorológicos que resultan de la descomposición de la luz solar debido a la refracción. Debido a esto, es normal observar en el cielo un halo de luz con forma de arco y con vistosos colores. Curiosidades del arcoiris 1-El arcoíris tiene más colores de lo que el ojo humano es capaz de ver 2-No se puede medir ni el principio ni el fin del arcoiris 3-El arcoíris puede ser visible durante la noche 1493 en Barcelona, los Reyes Católicos reciben con todos los honores a Cristóbal Colón. 1882 en los Estados Unidos es asesinado Jesse James, el bandido más famoso del Oeste, tras 16 años de persecución. 1933 en Nepal, aviadores británicos sobrevuelan el monte Everest batiendo la marca de los 10 000 metros de altura. 1942 en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, tropas japonesas comienzan el asalto a las tropas estadounidenses y filipinas en la península de Bataán. 1948 Estados Unidos firma el Plan Marshall, programa de ayuda financiera para la reconstrucción de los países europeos devastados durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1979 en España se realizan las primeras elecciones municipales democráticas después de la dictadura franquista. 2004 en Madrid, varios terroristas islamistas involucrados en el 11-M se inmolan durante el asalto de los Geos a su apartamento situado en Leganés, al sur de Madrid. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santos Sixto, Ricardo, Benigno, Nicetas, Urbino y Pancracio. Irán responsabiliza a Estados Unidos de forma indirecta del ataque en Siria. Así es la factura de daños provocados por Rusia que está preparando Ucrania. Netanyahu reconoce que el Ejército israelí mató a siete miembros de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza. Sánchez exige explicaciones a Israel por la muerte de los siete cooperantes de la ONG del chef José Andrés en Gaza. El PP pide al Gobierno explicaciones por la adjudicación de contratos "a la empresa que fichó" a Begoña Gómez. El PP llamará a declarar a Ángel Víctor Torres en la comisión de investigación del caso Koldo por la compra de mascarillas Los populares vinculan al expresidente canario con la "trama de corrupción del PSOE". Koldo asegura que contactó con Torres para el contrato con la empresa de la trama corrupta Asegura que ofreció la empresa investigada ahora por la Justicia a Canarias, entre otras comunidades, porque le daba «cierta seguridad». La llegada de turistas del extranjero aumenta un 14,4% en Canarias. El gasto del casi millón y medio de visitantes creció en febrero un 21,6%, hasta los 2.177 millones de euros, con una estancia media de 9,37 días. El paro en Canarias bajó en marzo en 4.686 personas, un 2,76%. El paro en Canarias bajó en marzo en 4.686 personas, un 2,76 por ciento en relación al mes anterior, mientras que en términos interanuales ha descendido en 18.347 personas, esto es, un 10,00%, según los datos difundidos este martes por el Ministerio de Trabajo. Por sectores de actividad, en Canarias se registraron al cierre de marzo 3.061 desempleados en la agricultura, 6.169 en la industria, 14.993 en la construcción, 127.405 en los servicios y otros 13.416 pertenecían al colectivo sin empleo anterior. Canarias es la comunidad con más mortalidad atribuida al tabaquismo. El tabaco estuvo vinculado al 15,3% de las muertes registradas en las islas, según un estudio de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. Caos en las prácticas en empresa de 24.000 alumnos en Canarias: negativas a pagar la cotización y excesivo papeleo. Las universidades y centros de formación profesional se han visto obligadas a costear el 98% de las altas a la Seguridad Social. Las instituciones educativas denuncian la "tardanza" del Ministerio de Trabajo a la hora de resolver las dudas que plantea la nueva norma. Un 3 de abril de 1956 nace Miguel Luchino González (Miguel Bosé), cantante español. - Sección de actualidad con mucho sentido de Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - Informativo “Positivo” en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio presentado y dirigido por Rocío Lucero. - Analizamos la actualidad informativa en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el primer Presidente de Canarias, Alfonso Soriano Benitez de Lugo. - Sección en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista y coronel, Francisco Pallero y la economista, Cristina A. Secas.

Mirad chicos, me he descargado un emulador de PSP en mi emulador de Play 3 en mi máquina virtual del PC… ¿Es esto legal? ¿Van a entrar los GEOs por mi ventana? Ni idea, la verdad. Seguro que Álvaro se marca una sección y me lo explica. Por cierto Mar, ¿qué le pasa a Alan? ¿Cómo que no es Alan? Aaaah, es Eva, que ha venido a marcarse un HOH de cómo sobrevivir a un viaje a y en Ámsterdam.

Il progetto sviluppato insieme da Vendomat e Geos non è semplicemente una soluzione, ma un vero e proprio concept pensato per le strutture ricettive con l'obiettivo di fornire agli ospiti un servizio differenziante e un momento di acquisto diverso, coinvolgente e di ultima generazione.

Et fysisk noe redusert panel diskuterer den siste ukens marked og aksjehandler, endelig ble det action i emisjonsmarkedet, aktiv trader med ribbeinsproblemer, bud på Q-Free, raideren er opptatt av fotball og plagsomme krystaller, haussing på «analyse» etter emisjon, endelig kom Geos-emisjonen, utvikling i Kahoot-budet, skuffende ticker for Beerenberg, ukjente Matvareekspressen, galskap i Northern Drilling etter tvistetap, Oslo Børs med CB-idioti, det strides om oljepris og kinesisk olje-CEO snakker om peak kinesisk etterspørsel, panelet trakasserer hverandre før de tvinges til å rose hverandre, spin-off podcast, klar himmel eller tilskyende for finanssektoren?, USA stadig nærmere nedstengning, språkrådet samt kommende ukes obs'er og favoritter. Episoden er sponset av IG : https://www.ig.com/no/welcome-page

Panelet diskuterer de siste ukers aksjehandler, uskandaløst Malaga-opphold, Geos-emisjon på gang, Havila-pes, udyr i Finansavisen, politikerspire, USAs statsgjeld nedgradert mens inflasjonen siger, laber fart og deflasjon i Kina, oljeprisen stikker opp, LK-99 svinner, nomineetrading, Jalladating, bruk av fremførbart underskudd, Aker Horizons, ulik prising av riggselskap, rubelsmell, Solstad Offshore, Lytix, Aker Biomarine, Seabird, Petrolia samt kommende ukens favoritter. Annonsemuligheter på XI: https://xtrainvestor.com/annonsere-pa-xtrainvestors-flater/

Choosing the right ad network is tough, even for experienced marketers. RichAds has it all - 5B daily impressions, 200+ GEOs, 5 ad formats, quality traffic verified by Adscore, and AI-powered optimization Let us talks to Anastasiya Kazakova, the Chief Commercial Officer of RichAds, about the importance of geographic targeting in casino affiliate marketing.

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You could just wing it... But why not be intentional - and design your new life in retirement? Join our Group Program starting April 12th  - Learn more here  -  Early Bird Pricing ends 3/27. __________________________ Are you a grandparent or is that potentially in your future? According to The Economist, grandparents comprise 20% of the world's population. And it's estimated that about half are long distance grandparents who do not live in close proximity to their grandchildren. (And if you're not a long distance grandparent today, stay tuned - you could be someday). According to a study by AARP, while half of today's grandparents are long distance grandparents, it's on the rise. Kerry Byrne, PhD, founder of The Long Distance Grandparent, is on a mission to provide grandparents with the tools to build strong and meaningful relationships with their grandchildren. Kerry Byrne joins us from Toronto. __________________________ Bio Kerry Byrne, PhD, has studied aging and care for 25 years. She is the Founder of The Long Distance Grandparent, a mission driven business helping grandparents build strong bonds with their grandchildren from a distance. From universities to businesses and not-for-profits to policy think tanks, Kerry's approach to any challenge is solution - focused and strengths-based. That's why she focuses on practical, but meaningful ways to build bonds with your grandchildren. As a mum to 2, with grandparents living at a distance, she believes children need their grandparents, now more than ever – no matter the distance between. You can find her on any given day working hard to make sure grandparents and grandchildren from all over the world are connecting in meaningful and fun ways. ___________________________ For More on Kerry Byrne, PhD The Long Distance Grandparent ___________________________ Mentioned in This Podcast Episode The Age of The Grandparent Has Arrived - The Economist ___________________________ Podcast Episodes You Make Like The Mindful Grandparent – Dr. Shirley Showalter Where Two Worlds Meet – Jerry Witkovsky & Deanna Shoss All Grown Up – Celia Dodd _____________________________ Wise Quotes On the Age of the Grandparent "I think people are surprised by a couple of things. One is the sheer number of grandparents that we have. So The Economist just published a great article called The Age of the Grandparent has Arrived, and they had some fancy demographics. Look at how many grandparents we have in worldwide: there are 1.5 billion grandparents. There are over 70 million grandparents in America alone. I think the other stat that is very surprising to people is the age at which someone usually becomes a grandparent, because that's 50 for women, a touch older for men, but not much more. And the third one I would say is that around by the time someone hits 75, almost 90% of people are a grandparent. So this is a huge burgeoning group, with quite a long period of time to contribute and to be intentional in their grandparenting." On Play "And I think sticking to it is really important and being willing to try new things and be silly and playful. Play really builds trust. That's how we build relationships with grandchildren of all ages. So whether they are 2 or 22, don't be afraid to do something that's just a little bit silly to surprise and delight them in that connection. Send them a funny face selfie. A 22 year old grandchild will think that's really goofy, and a teenage grandchild might roll their eyes at that, but that's a connection point and that's how we connect with people, really all of our relationships are very much based in play." On Being a Grand Encouragement Officer "Grandparents are the GEOs of their family - and this is a Grand Encouragement Officer. We see this in the research that grandchildren who report emotionally close relationships, to their grandparents also report high levels of affectionate ...

This is no BS gaming podcast 2.5 gamers session #56. Sharing actionable insights, dropping knowledge from our day-to-day User Acquisition, Game Design, and Ad monetization jobs. We are definitely not discussing the latest industry news, but having so much fun! Let's not forget this is a 4 am conference discussion vibe, so let's not take it too seriously. Panelists: ⁠Jakub Remia⁠r, ⁠Matej Lančarič⁠, ⁠Felix Braberg⁠ Youtube: https://youtu.be/ON3hmNokPfQhttps://youtu.be/ON3hmNokPfQ Agenda 00:00 Intro 00:15 Chit-chat (nothing important, you can skip this) 05:20 Century games intro 09:15 Frozen City ad monetization update 11:21 Felix is heartbroken 13:41 Frozen City making about $1mil ad revenue/month 14:20 Felix gives ad placements suggestions 15:08 How much more could they be earning? 16:20 Double placements during weekends 17:00 Negative nancy dresses up as a detective 21:08 Felix's wet ad revenue dream in 4x games starts 25:00 Whiteout Survival UA epic intro 25:43 Soft launch dates of Frozen City & Whiteout survival 28:31 Unity Square videos beta? Pls, pls, pls. Can I get in? 29:30 Top 10 Geos revenue wise 30:31 Retention KPIs 32:43 UA is dead? How come they get so many users on iOS? 34:50 Whiteout survival creative strategy 38:50 Game design intro 42:00 Wait, wait, wait, wait?! Is this a 4X game? 44:11 Smooth transition from idle game to 4X 45:25 Where are the ads? 47:34 Chef's Kiss 50:07 Baloon mechanic, pure genius Please share the podcast with your industry friends, dogs & cats. Especially cats! They love it! Hit the Subscribe button on Youtube, Spotify, and Apple! Please share feedback and comments - matej@lancaric.me If you are interested in getting UA tips every week on Monday, visit ⁠lancaric.substack.com⁠ & sign up for the Brutally Honest newsletter by Matej Lancaric Frozen City post-IDFA global launch UA case study https://lancaric.me/post-idfa-ua-frozen-city-global-launch-case-study/https://lancaric.me/post-idfa-ua-frozen-city-global-launch-case-study/

 We've all been a little weirded out by the recent news of odd stuff flying in the sky getting shot down. What the heck is going on up there? And who knows what else is in the sky?  I don't know. But Rob Reis does. He's the CEO and founder of Higher Ground the inventors of SatPaq, which is one of those compact devices that you always wish you had on you while you're walking in the woods and can't get any signal on your cell phone. It's a very compact device that enables a smart phone to send and receive messages over a geo-stationary satellite, they're known as GEO satellites and they're 23,000 miles above earth.   Higher Ground is expanding this technology initially created for consumers, with NASA now and the Department of Homeland Security.   I was reading a LinkedIn post by my gal pal, Lois Whitman, who is very close to Rob and she was writing about his knowledge of what goes on above us in the sky every day. More important, his knowledge of maybe why these latest sky balloons in the news, these shapes, these sizes were up there and what they were doing. I found that that very interesting and I find Rob very interesting, so I invited him to be my guest on this show. First about SatPaq, I wondered how Rob got that idea. I asked him, “Are you a technology guy?” “Are you a guy who got lost in the woods with no cell?” LOL  Both he said. Rob who lives in Silicon Valley has done four startup companies. An inventor at heart he also does a fair amount of hiking and backpacking. And he reiterated that, anytime you go hiking, fishing, just exploring, you're commonly out of cell phone coverage. Ten years ago, he started working on the SatPaq because people just want to have connectivity wherever they are.  Tell me about it. I can't count how many times I've been walking behind my crazy old hippie boyfriend in the woods thinking, no one's going to find us if something happens. I bring it up every time and he always says I'm neurotic. Nope. I just want to stay alive and not not be found if I need to be found!  It's very disconcerting to not be connected considering how much we rely on being connected every day. Even when I sometimes go to a certain area of people's neighborhoods that are more rural, where I have friends or I do business, and have no cell service I can't take it. So, I know Rob's SatPaq is something that the world welcomed. But Rob pointed out that the consumer market was not as interested in this as the NASA folks and the Homeland Security folks were, so he's doing a lot of business with them now.  Rob said, “We introduced the SatPaq into the consumer market about four years ago and we had some reasonable response. I would say we have a couple of thousand SatPaqs in consumer hands. But it really was the special forces who found us about three years ago and basically said, we need that kind of capability. What we're providing is really a pocket-sized device for the soldier that he/she can operate anywhere. And what makes it special is that it's so stealthy. So that's different than a consumer need, and the military needs it so nobody can intercept the signal.”  I asked Rob who spends a lot of time in his head 23,000 feet in the air, to speak to all these crazy balloons in the sky that were just shot down. Was he shocked, surprised, not surprised?  "Not that surprised", he said. “I used to be involved in the intelligence industry 25, 30 years ago. We've got a lot of different assets up there at different altitudes. There's Leo satellites, which are low earth orbit and the Geos, are about 23,000 miles, so they're 50 times further and we have airplanes. I was a little surprised by a balloon, but a balloon basically makes sense in terms of some kind of interception gear.”  Frankly he said, you can put a much larger antenna on a balloon. “A typical satellite is like a meter across the ones that go up at 500 miles above the earth. And you really want to have a much bigger antenna. If you need a big antenna, you can't put it on a small satellite and a balloon makes a lot more sense.”  Rob said there are probably 50,000 satellites in the sky right now. Imagine?  Are they color coded I asked? How does everybody know who satellite is whose?  “Well, the good news said Rob, is that space really is big and in general, there's good focus on where every company positions their satellite to make sure it's not going to interfere with some other satellite, both physically and radio wise. So, there's good control. But it's changing. There are concerns about, you know, space debris. Sometimes when satellites fall apart or they reenter the atmosphere, or sometimes when other governments destroy them, you end up with all these little particles that don't come down. The issue of space debris is becoming of concern, and it should be. So right now, we're okay, but the future we must be more careful. “  While talking to Rob I was trying to wrap my mortal head around what's going on up in the sky on any given day. On any given day here are like 7,000 planes and 60,000 satellites in the sky and now we know we have these giant balloons flying around. How high are these giant balloons able to fly I wondered?  Rob said, the one that was brought down was at 60,000 feet and most commercial aircraft fly between15,000 and 35,000 feet. So, it was above the flight paths of typical commercial airplanes, but he added, it's a space that typically only military equipment go to 60,000 feet which is quite a way up.  In terms of kind of going from ground up, the commercial aircrafts are at about 30,000 to 35,000 feet, which is five, six miles. That big balloon that was brought down was at 60,000 feet which is about 12 miles up. Satellites start at 100 miles up.    In following the bouncing balloon here, I was wondering why such a big balloon was in the sky that far up? And what was it supposed to provide? Obiously some intelligence that somebody couldn't get by looking at a Google Earth map.  “The first question maybe a couple of weeks ago was, you know, what kind of intelligence are they likely to be getting? And you first start thinking about photo intelligence pictures because pictures do tell you a lot about what's happening below. And maybe 30, 40 years ago, getting photos from space with something that only governments could do. But in the last maybe 15 years, a whole bunch of companies. have put up their own small satellites with cameras. And people are now comfortably going to Google Earth and really, you're getting pictures from commercial satellites.”  So, the question is, if you can get the photos from the internet, why put up a balloon?  "Right",said Rob. “What you see on Google Earth and others is impressive in terms of resolution. It has been confirmed, because people have picked up or the military government has picked up the remains of what was found in the waters off South Carolina, and they've shown that what it really was is an antenna.”  “You know, we're not talking photo information. We're talking signal intelligence. So that means you're not really looking at a picture of what's on the ground. You want to see what kind of radios are being used because that also tells you a lot about what happens below. And to get radio signals, it really comes down to something called aperture, which is how big is the array and the larger the array, the more sensitive it can be, and the better you can figure out where the signals are coming from. When they started showing photos and you saw a 200 put balloon and you saw a big girder structure, which appears to be maybe 150 feet. Something that big must be picking up signal information. And that's the hypothesis now confirmed that it's an antenna. “  I read is that a helium balloon 200 feet in diameter can lift 250,000 pounds. That would be the equivalent to carrying 60 cars in the sky?  "Yes", said Rob. “It just shows that when you have a really big balloon, you can carry a whole bunch at 200 feet. It's like two thirds of a football field so these are enormous balloons. But when you look at the photos, you're not seeing that big of a structure below. So, this was not about weight. This was about kind of girth or width. And when you start thinking about what needs width, that's really an antenna array. I'm going to guess that what's being carried below is 5,000 pounds,10,000 pounds When you look at the photos of the 200-foot balloon, you see these big guy wires. And it's meant to keep the antenna array relatively stable. It all makes sense when you see the photo and you understand kind of the physics behind it.”  I did ask Rob my signature Debbie question, “What goes on in your head all day long?”    “I do startups. What we're building with the SatPaq is on the other side of this equation, which is if you're building something for the military, how do you make sure that the adversary can't pick it up? So, we're now talking about a balloon and what they're trying to pick up. And we're thinking what do we do to make sure that our military has very, very stealthy equipment. In the professional world, that's what I'm spending my time thinking about. We've come up with a bunch of clever things. And obviously I can't talk about how we're doing it, but that's what the SatPaq does is provide virtually undetectable communications from the ground for our military. And frankly, as an engineer, it's really fun to be building something that special, which is that important to our troops.”  What an amazing way for a man to be spending his day for the good of us all.  Enjoy this fascinating podcast conversation with Rob Reis, CEO and Founder of Higher Ground and inventor of the SatPaq from our live conversation The Debbie Nigro Show.  The world has to be grateful for brains like that of Rob Reis.

(be sure to listen to the special "word from our sponsor!" ANTIC Episode 94 - Are we just a chat bot? In this episode of ANTIC The Atari 8-Bit Computer Podcast…we discuss the new book “Broken Computer Games” and other Atari news, and raise the question “are we just a chat bot”? READY! Recurring Links  Floppy Days Podcast  AtariArchives.org  AtariMagazines.com  Kevin's Book “Terrible Nerd”  New Atari books scans at archive.org  ANTIC feedback at AtariAge  Atari interview discussion thread on AtariAge  Interview index: here  ANTIC Facebook Page  AHCS  Eaten By a Grue  Next Without For  Links for Items Mentioned in Show: What we've been up to Secret Guide to Computers & Tricky Living Library- https://archive.org/details/secretguidetocomputers  Eaten By A Grue - http://monsterfeet.com/grue/  Broken Computer Games - https://archive.org/details/broken-computer-games  ChatGPT chat bot - https://chat.openai.com/chat  Atari 50th Anniversary Collection - https://atari.com/products/atari-50th-the-anniversary-celebration  News 4MB Axlon Compatible SRAM Card for the Atari 800  - reifsnyderb - https://forums.atariage.com/topic/344262-interest-in-a-4mb-axlon-compatible-sram-card-for-the-atari-800/  new 8bitworkshop IDE release  Silly Venture 2K22 COMPO:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBoKKLquh3E  https://www.sillyventure.eu/en/  cracking archive - DjayBee: https://archive.org/details/copyservicestuttgart?sort=-publicdate  https://forums.atariage.com/topic/252283-straight-cracks-from-farbs-atx-torrent/page/15/#comment-5163187  Universal game Verbix written with Cross-Lib - Fabrizio Caruso: https://www.facebook.com/groups/atari8bitcomputers/permalink/5648147985222661/  Atari 8-bit: https://github.com/.../download/verbix/Xverbix_atari.xex Atari 5200:  https://github.com/.../download/verbix/Xverbix_atari5200.rom 3D printer file search engine - https://www.yeggi.com/q/atari+800/2/  Computer Chronicles Revisited, Volume 4 - https://archive.org/details/computer-chronicles-revisited-vol-4  GEOS for Atari - other attempts at a graphical operating system for the Atari - http://atarionline.pl/v01/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1668428074&archive&start_from=0&ucat=1&ct=nowinki  Upcoming Shows VCF East 2023 - Apr 14-16, 2023 - InfoAge Science and History Museums, Wall, NJ - https://vcfed.org/events/vintage-computer-festival-east/  YouTube Videos Over 50 Atari 400/800 Games In Under 30 Minutes - Laird's Lair - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57CNQ7xp69o  C64 vs. Atari 800XL - 8 games from 1985 - RetroNoName - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cMH_WZ4-qU  C64 vs. Atari 800XL - 9 games Starting with Letter A - Floppy Deep Dive - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv9Q7MoL88I  Atari 400/800/XL/XE - Cassette Dual Track system - Kingdom [ATARI] 1880 - StaxX28 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h0FQmpHtWA  Atari 800 games on Xbox Series X - Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration - Metal Mauler Gaming:  Caverns of Mars - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFGZftiGzMA  Yoomp! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v4xrYjvVsI  This is the new best version of Atari's Star Raiders - ThisIsPete - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AstRleF8NAo  How Atari Fought & Lost The PC Wars! - Tech History Channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKcQQZjp-Hc  New at Archive.org  PSI Catalogue General 1986 - https://archive.org/details/psi-catalogue-general-1986acme  Avalon Hill Microcomputer Games V1N2 Winter 1982 - https://archive.org/details/Avalon-Hill-Microcomputer-Games-v1n2-winter-1982  Current Notes collection at archive.org - https://archive.org/details/currentnotesnewsletter?sort=titleSorter   

Adam is a man full of energy and drive and is always eager to help.   Listen in as Adam describes the arc of his career that started in political activism and currently involves him in software, home decarbonization and net zero retrofits.   Adam shares his insights into the cost vs. benefits of measures as well as a future job classification; Home Project Advisor   Adam's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamstenftenagel/   Info on The Geos project: www.DiscoverGEOS.com   Info on SnuggHomePro: www.SnuggPro.com   Info on Radiant Labs: www.RadiantLabs.co This episode was recorded in October 2022.

ESG Decoded is a podcast powered by ClimeCo to share updates related to business innovation and sustainability in a clear and actionable manner. Thanks again to Greenbuild, our October Sponsor. Greenbuild hosts the largest annual event for green building professionals worldwide where attendees learn and source solutions to improve resilience, sustainability, and quality of life in our buildings, cities, and communities. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2022, Greenbuild will take place in San Francisco, CA. Register with promo code DECODED to activate $50 savings on a Learning Package or redeem free expo hall access w/ the Sourcing Package - also works on virtual packages! Visit them at www.GreenbuildExpo.com. In this episode, Kaitlyn Allen talks with Bill Page, Senior Portfolio Manager at Essex Investment Management based in Boston, MA. Bill has focused on ESG investing for 30 years. After posts at Fidelity, Wellington, and State Street Global Advisors, where he was global head of ESG, h e moved his thematic investment strategy to Essex in 2009, relaunching the Global Environmental Opportunities Strategy (GEOS). GEOS is the first thematic listed-equity impact strategy in the U.S. Bill's undergrad is from Boston University in Economics, and he received his MBA from Babson College, concentrating in Finance. He is actively involved in the ESG circuit in higher education, speaking on cleantech investing, thematic investing, and moving the needle on climate solutions. Bill enjoys cycling, alpine skiing, and paddle boarding. He, his wife, and their Corgi frequently hit the trails of Western Maine and Concord, MA. Listen as Kaitlyn and Bill discuss his career journey, which is a solid testament to the positive impact of internships! Bill also shares his views on ESG, which may shift your perspective. In true ESG Decoded fashion, we'll define related acronyms: GEOS, SRI, and PRI, and learn the difference between thematic and ESG investing. Make sure to subscribe to ESG Decoded on your favorite streaming platforms and our new YouTube Channel so that you're notified of our vodcast episodes! Don't forget to connect with us on our social media channels. Enjoy this episode! Interested in being a guest on the podcast? For consideration and scheduling, please fill out this form. Episode Resource Links Global Environmental Opportunities (GEOS) Fact Sheets- Essex Investment

In this episode we chat to Danish superstar comedian,Christian Geo Heltboe aka Geo, He is one of the biggest comedians in Denmark and here is what we discussed:[[01:21]] How I came up with my name [[02:25]] British audiences are more rowdy than the Danes [[06:20]] How Geo got into comedy [[10:42]] What is the difference between the UK and Denmark [[19:02]] How long it took for me to make it in comedy [[25:04]] Having cancer and how it affected Geos comedy [[31:42]] The annoying thing that people who haven't had cancer don't get [[36:42]] How people changed when I made it in comedy If you would like to know more about Geo, you can reach him on his website at https://geocomedy.dk/ (https://geocomedy.dk/). If you enjoyed the episode you can help support the podcast by donating to the Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/thecomediansparadise (https://www.patreon.com/thecomediansparadise) or follow Marvin through his Linktree at https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster?fbclid=IwAR0rA0Ybj-P-sF1jpUdbl22JNpY8stfnZtM0QswrTea3frDvNl3sP0H6V1Q (https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster). 

Richard Royal, a native of the Northwest, has become recognized internationally as one of the most skilled and talented glassblowers in the Studio Glass movement. Bodies of work such as his early Diamond Cut series to the more recent Geometrics are the hallmarks of his successful career in glass. The artist began working as a glass sculptor in 1978 at the Pilchuck Glass School, located north of Seattle. After spending a number of years as a ceramist, the birth of a new artistic movement appealed to the young artist.  Working his way through the ranks, Royal became one of Dale Chihuly's main gaffers. This relationship lasted for a number of years and consequently led to Royal's emergence in the art market in the 1980s. He has since been an independent artist exhibiting work internationally in both solo and group exhibitions. Wrote gallerist, Ken Saunders: “When Royal joined the staff of Pilchuck it was ostensibly as a maintenance man. In those early days a guy hired to clean up and a guy hired to drive a truck – Royal and William Morris respectively – might easily find themselves assisting the world's greatest glassblowers as they worked the hot glass, in demonstrations for students and for themselves after hours and after the summer sessions had ended for the season. Though Royal was introduced to glass as a student at the Central Washington University he pursued an interest in ceramics and in 1972, he and fellow student Ben Moore built a studio in their hometown of Olympia, Washington. There they created a line of production objects made from clay. The young men worked compulsively and energetically but typically found themselves in bohemian circumstances. Royal made his rent money building high-end wood furniture and endeavored to keep the studio viable while Moore enrolled in the under-graduate program at the California College of Arts. At CCA Moore met Marvin Lipofsky, who was running the glass program, though Moore did not participate in glass at that time and went on to earn his undergrad degree in ceramics. For graduation, Moore's parents gifted him with a session at Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington. There, Moore met Chihuly who liked his energy and encouraged the young artist to help out during the summer programs at Pilchuck and later to attend RISD to earn an MFA in glass. As the small staff of the school expanded to accommodate the explosion of interest in the programming, Moore reached out to his buddy Royal, inviting him to join the staff in 1978. Royal jumped at the chance to get out of Olympia where maintaining the ceramics studio had become a lonely enterprise. ‘I'd heard about what was going on at Pilchuck but I was just thinking about having a job and getting fed regularly. I had no idea what was going to happen…it changed my life.' After spending the summer of 1978 at Pilchuck, working maintenance and, on many occasions, assisting in the hot-shop during classes and after hours, Royal was invited to stay for the fall to assist Chihuly with his work. Chihuly was assembling a large team that he felt would allow him to create ambitious, large- scale sculptures and installations… Once winter descended on the Pacific Northwest the team was forced to abandon Pilchuck for the season. Chihuly filled his calendar with Visiting Artist Residencies at colleges and universities around the country and took members of the team with him. Royal recalls the excitement: ‘We'd take over the art department and during our demonstrations the hot shop would be standing room only,' the team putting on what amounted to a performance with Chihuly playing the master of ceremonies breathlessly directing the action. ‘We would hit the campus like rock stars.' While Chihuly developed a very specific vision of a large studio employing extremely gifted crafts people to handle very specific tasks in an effort to harness the best each had to offer to the process, most artists working in glass in those days worked in very small teams, basically a handful of artist/friends who took turns leading the creation of their own works with the assistance of the others. ‘We all had our own ideas. In fact, when it was your turn you were expected to have your own ideas for your own work.' And led by the example set by Dale, ‘everybody was completely supportive of the others and willing to lend a hand if need be.' Dale set the tone, ‘really supporting whatever each of us wanted to create.'  Royal continued working with Chihuly for nearly 30 years until 2006,. He simultaneously worked at Benjamin Moore Inc. beginning in 1984.  Wrote Saunders: “Royal's first series of blown objects to find commercial and critical success, the Diamond Cut and Shelter Series, were begun at this time… The most important technical characteristic of this early work was the overlay of color on the outside of the bubble – a strategy that turns the usual process of picking up color first on its head. Royal describes the process: ‘In the Diamond Cut Series I overlaid four or five different colors on the outside of a bubble, brought the blank down to room temperature and used a diamond band saw to cut through those layers…I wanted to create an object that would allow you to look at the outside and inside simultaneously…This was a personal metaphor for exploration, looking inside.” The Shelter Series extended this metaphor reflecting profound changes he was going through emotionally, financially and professionally.  In 1989 his engagement and subsequent marriage to Jana led to Royal's Relationship Series. The form consists of a top and a bottom of equal size that meet and entwine around a smaller vessel at the center of the sculpture. ‘The Relationship pieces…show two equal entities coming together around a single idea.' Central to these works was the artist's sense of scale. Royal committed early on to working in the largest scale that was technically feasible. Those early bodies of work especially reflect the profound influence Moore and Chihuly had on the artist's work. Moore's tight technical approach was itself influenced by Italian Design. Moore blew on-center and his work is often characterized by a restrained use of color. Chihuly, on the other hand, had an organic sensibility but his approach to the creative impulse was as much informed by Warhol as by nature. His pieces were gestural, gaudy and loud in color and in form. Royal thinks that his work has benefited from the influence of these two opposites. In Royal's latest body of work, the Geos, the artist has sought to capture the qualities of kiln cast glass in his blown glass constructions. He has emphasized simple and subtle coloration and given the individual pieces a sculptural presence by referencing organic forms as opposed to utilitarian objects. The artist is also reinventing his Diamond Cut series, creating fresh new objects (such as those seen at the top of this page). Royal's work can be found in such noteworthy museum collections as The Mint Museum of Art + Design, The High Museum, the New Orleans Museum of Art, The Tampa Museum of Art, and the Daiichi Museum (Japan). His artwork is also included in the SAFECO Collection, PricewaterhouseCoopers, IBM, and the Westinghouse Corporation. One of the first Artists-in-Residence at the Waterford Crystal Factory, Royal continues to teach as both a guest artist and faculty member at various universities and the Pilchuck Glass School. A past grant recipient from the National Endowment for the Arts, he has served as a visiting artist at the Corning Museum of Glass, the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Ohio State University and the University of Hawaii at Manoa.  

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In this episode, we are joined by Matt Crawford and Alex Fischer, two Roofstock Certified Agents, to discuss the Greenville and Spartanburg South Carolina markets. We cover the different asset classes, neighborhoods, demographics, price points and return metrics, short term rentals, geographic considerations and much more. If you want to learn more about investing in South Carolina, Matt and Alex have the goods. Contact Matt and Alex at: acquisitions@evernest.co --- Transcript Before we jump into the episode, here's a quick disclaimer about our content. The remote real estate investor podcast is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. The views, opinions and strategies of both the hosts and the guests are their own and should not be considered as guidance from Roofstock. Make sure to always run your own numbers, make your own independent decisions and seek investment advice from licensed professionals.   What's going on everyone? Welcome to another episode of the remote real estate investor. I'm Michael album and today I'm joined by Matt and Alex, two of our agents as part of Roofstock Certified agent network down in South Carolina. And they're going to be talking to us today about the Greenville and Spartanburg markets and everything we as investors need to know about it. So let's get into it.   Matt Crawford, Alex Fisher, how are you guys?   Man? We're doing great Michael here. Thank you guys so much for having us. Good to be here.   I guess. Yeah, our pleasure. So I know you because I work with you guys regularly as part of our certified agent network with Roofstock. But for anyone who might not be familiar with who you are, give us a quick rundown who you are. Where do you live? What what markets do you operate in? And what is it that you're all doing in real estate?   Absolutely. So for everybody out there, you know, welcome to the Roofstock remote podcast as you guys know, Michael, he's a champion of the people he's the one in the van rockin. But for us, you know me now it's we're the greatest broker Team roofstock has ever seen. That lightly, but I do mean it. I think we're very passionate about we, that what we do, how we present the products to you guys, as consumers. And as the educational base, you know, we're very thankful for the opportunity. So we represent a couple of markets here in South Carolina. It's where Alex and I are born raised. Alex, you want to add two cents on top of that, sir?   Yeah, I mean, obviously, our hometown is Columbia, really anywhere in South Carolina. That's where we have most of our experience. And you know, we love doing nothing more than trying to get out here and make some people some money and find some good deals. So our obviously our go to is going to be South Carolina areas. Love it.   And why did you guys partner up? And how did you two meet?   That's such a long story. But it's been we've been kicking it for, like 12 years. And and you know, and we're both we're both 32. So I mean, we were we were young lads and our ladies at the time were like best friends. And you know, Alex's wife was always talking to my girl about meeting Alex and I thought he was strange because he was like, a financially adept teenager, like Alex had his first house and like nine years older, or like, 19, whatever. Don't none of those. And meet Alex just kept kicking it in. You know, Alex was working at one of the top four consultancy firms. PwC. And I was out in Denver, sort of so notes and Alex, you know, hats off to him. He'd call me like, every week, checking up on me, and it's like, Matt, you know, we got to get new real estate, we have the potential. He really convinced me to move back to South Carolina. And fast forward five years. We have our own companies now.   Love it. All right, you too. Well, let's talk about Greenville and Spartanburg, South Carolina. It's a market that I'm not very familiar with. And so we're going to, you know, talk to me, like I'm five years old walked me through. Why is are these markets? Interesting? Why should people be interested in investing in rental properties in these two markets? Yeah, so   I guess the main differences between, you know, the Upstate and Columbia is property values are a little bit higher. You know, Greenville is an incredibly cool city, especially compared to Columbia. So it's, it's pretty big, and it's owned, but there's a lot around Greenville, which would, you know, be the mountains, you know, it's convenient to the beach, which is maybe about two and a half, three hours away. But also, you've got the North Carolina, you've obviously got, you know, Clemson around the area. There's a lot of opportunities in regards to Reynolds because there are a lot of colleges around there. But you know, our biggest thing is pushing the appreciation, you're going to see that the rents are not keeping up as much with the property values are at least as quickly. But the good news is they are good opportunities for long term holds because of the appreciation and from what we've been seeing the appreciation there in the upstate in general is just much stronger than it is in Colombia, that the good thing about Colombia is the opportunity for rents because the rents are keeping up with the property values, but I think we're going to see a lot of that stuff slowly. You know, I guess level off a little Bit just based on how the market is kind of moving now. So then the rents will eventually kind of just end up evening out with what the appreciation is actually doing.   And Matt, who are some of the big employers, I know, Alex, you mentioned, Clemson and a lot of colleges around there, but are other than college students and college faculty. What are people moving to the area for for your typical jobs? I mean, are there big employers there?   Yeah, you know, I think Michael, you know, putting you in the frame of mind of like a new investor coming into South Carolina, and for all the investor, and whether you're 18 years old, looking for your first rental or a seasoned investor with 100 properties, I always like to sort of start at the origin story of the market. And Greenville upstate in general, is like the textile industry of the US. I mean, you got to look historically, in South Carolina and the South, you know, this is where a large majority of the cotton of the Indigo dies of anything the derivative of the textile industry, really was created. And that really set its roots into Greenville and to Spartanburg itself. So Greenville still has a ton of products from that era, which include huge textile mills. What that means from an investor's standpoint, is that you had all this workforce housing, you know, even my mom was from easily, which is about 25 minutes from downtown Greenville. They grew up on the Mill Hill. And so as you can imagine, it's perfect substance for the gentrification to happen, you know, and it's not 20 years ago, where we could buy a house for 75,000. And now it's worth 500. But you can still follow that development curve does molding out of Greenville into areas like easily fantastic market to look into. The biggest one, I think the all star of this podcast for everyone listening is going to be Travelers Rest. And I think Alex knows a lot about this as well. Because Greenville on the Clemson grab, right, Clemson, Clemson Tigers, you know, we're about 30 minutes past Greenville. And so I got to see this beautiful development happened in Greenville, which is just created a pretty high saturated market. So now for any investors and yourself, Michael, you know, I think pushing to the satellite markets that are still quite contingent to Greenville population and economic drivers makes the most sense. So that's really were trout interest is becoming an all stock market, low property purchase prices, you know, you're talking three twos 175,000 or less, the really good median rents, almost to the 1% rule. I don't think it's as sexy as here in Colombia. It is just because Greenville has already seen so much more maturation than here in the middle the state says Greenville, so biggest thing on Greenville. Here we go Pierre's driving in and if we drive in, travelers risks going to be you're looking at o'clock at 11 o'clock to us. So guys, if you're out there, you're wanting to see properties. I can guarantee if you Zillow, Greenville, you're gonna see stuff for like 300,000 400,000 that rinse 2500 or so now you go up to Travelers Rest, those economic numbers are totally going to flip flop. So please feel free to look at these kinds of products is the same MLS as Greenville. So Alex and I will be publishing properties. And then if we come back to the center of the city in Greenville, and look at nine o'clock on the clock hands, you're going to look at easily so it's directly to the left of Greenville. Sort of right in the left there to the screen. Thanks, Pierre. Also a great case study for what's happening in this market. As a lot of the renters, the investors and the development dollars are starting to bleed out of Greenville, which is sort of the cool analogy as Greenville really had its foothold in the indigo dye business. So if you can imagine this indigo dye starting to come out of this central geo easily is fantastic. You can still find great inventory. But even as Alex and I thought, Hey man, let's open up the upstate with roof stock ease these going to be just fish in a barrel. It's not the case. You know, it's still very, very saturated with investment and institutional dollars, which puts Traveler's Rest as my number one submarket   You heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen. I love it, Matt. And to give people kind of a frame of reference, what was the general population of Greenberg? MSA?   Yeah, I think it's almost like 500,000 Okay, so it's pretty massive city. definitely bigger than I think it's like the fifth or sixth largest city in South Carolina. I definitely Being a local think it's like, probably number two of like, most sought after livable millennial culture cities. I think it goes Charleston and probably Greenville. And you know, guys, if you're looking for Airbnbs, totally different ballgame, we're talking totally different set of data here. But the short term rental market in Greenville is off the charts. And I think that is, yeah, definitely is perfectly perfectly tied to the nightlife and the culture that Greenville has done. And even just to dig a little deeper here, you know, 25 years ago, there really wasn't a main street or a main vein in Greenville, in fact, what they call false Park, which is a main park, and mainstream Greenville was beautiful, natural waterfall, it was actually covered by an overpass right here appears on a false park on the reading. So the Reedy River cuts to the city, this used to be covered up. And now in the last 10 to 15 years, they've probably dumped 100 million or more into this gorgeous walkable facility that has these natural features are just a beautiful suspension bridge. And that is has created this really nice culture that is in Greenville. And I think that's why the short term rental market really works if you're looking for higher property purchase prices, but I think your Airbnb models will be rock star here.   That's really interesting that and so talk to me a little bit about property taxes, because I think that's something that's always on people's mind is one of the a big expense that can either make or break in investment. So how do those work in in South Carolina? Or maybe more specifically, in Greenville?   Yeah, so typically what we do, and a lot of people don't realize this from the get go, but everybody's looking at Zillow, you can go to any house, and you can see what the roughly what the what the taxes would be. However, with Columbia, South Carolina, in general, the property taxes are different, you know, there's two different types of property taxes, you got an owner occupied and the non owner occupied and people don't realize the non owner occupied is obviously, you know, the, these big investors that come in, these are the taxes that these guys are gonna have to pay the small guys, whatever. So when you live in the house, and you look into Zillow, you're gonna see one number, but in reality, that number can essentially be doubled, when you start to consider that you're actually going to put a renter in place, which is a huge buzzkill for a lot of investors. But at the same time, once you kind of understand that is the case, now you can kind of work your numbers around you can kind of you'll you'll look in a different direction for the opportunity, I guess you could say. But typically, what we tell people is when it comes to taxes, the non unoccupied rate is going to be roughly and again, this is just a rule of thumb, this is not exact, is about two and a half percent of the purchase price that will give you a good gauge on, you know what your monthly cash flow would be. And as you can imagine, you know, what I would say is, you know, the owner occupied tax rate is probably around one to, you know, one and a half percent. So as you can imagine, you do the math, it's almost double what the the owner occupied rate is, which is very unfortunate. And that's probably been our biggest hurdle for the South Carolina markets. But again, you know, it just allows us to kind of, you know, I guess stretch our fingers out and see what we can find in regards to more off market properties. Maybe some smaller homes, but it really does make it more difficult for investors to actually go out and find something just because it does, it does hurt the cash flow a good bit.   Yeah, that makes total sense. And we talked a lot about Greenville. What about Spartanburg? What Should folks be aware of and where should they be looking out there?   Okay, cool. Cool. Let's uh, so drive the car, probably about 45 minutes east. And now we're at Sparkle city baby, which is sort of just a local term slang for Spartanburg that I can give no context to. I have no idea why they call it sparkle city, but it makes for a fantastic nickname. Totally. So we're driving the sparkle city. Or we're laying it down and to me, and I think even to Alex's standpoint, I'm a bigger fan of Spartanburg than Greenville. Granted, you know, snagging the Airbnb downtown mainstream Greenville. Sounds awesome. I think if you're looking to build long term rental portfolios, maybe two or three a year you're wanting to be in Spartanburg. That's just because it's more like a It's not rural in the sense, but it's more workforce housing. I think Greenville, you're going to be playing with a lot of individuals that are potentially, you know, making 80 to 100 grand a year. Not necessarily looking for a true three two rental whereas in Spartanburg it's definitely labor force and I think you find that labor force In the biggest BMW plant in the southeast, so BMW Michelin all have one of their largest manufacturing plants, right outside of Spartanburg. I think all the x five series beamers in the world are made here in this BMW plant. Which is beautiful. Yeah. So like you drive by it as it's as gorgeous setup. So really, really cool. And I think that's driven, this workforce class of tenants that you would see, of course, there's 10 colleges in Spartanburg. And if you were to visit Greenville, you're like, oh, man, this place is poppin. Like, there's Michelin star restaurants. In a beautiful downtown, you go to Spartanburg, there's like, you know, mom and pops, Biscuit Company, you know. But what you want to see, and from an investor's perspective, which I think looks good, is right downtown, is this brand new five star hotel, super swanky, beautiful rooftop, you walk into it, and you're like, oh, there's money here. Something's happening. And so to me, that says that a lot of these development dollars that have been looking around different GEOS here in South Carolina, finally, have seen Oh, Spartanburg is a super viable market, I would say maybe it's like Greenville, 15 years ago. And talk quick numbers. Whereas if you were in Greenville, your three two is 250,000. Your three two here is going to be a buck 50. So I mean, we're talking about $100,000. And price changes now that is reflected in the rent rates. That three two in Greenville is definitely a 1550 1695 monthly rent products. That same three two here in Spartanburg, you know, you are going to be looking at like 900 to $1,200. And I think that's just positioned on the type of tenant that we're commonly seeing here. But inventory is easier, you're not going to have such a saturation of buyers unless bidding wars. So I'm big fan and pro tip, bing, bing, bing, for everybody out there listening, I think, I don't know if you're gonna make that a sound but I'll do my own AdWords. I think that you know, me and Alex like, you know, we're we're we have a large acquisition base for different companies. And we're last two years has been a gauntlet with interest rates at 2.3%. Back in January of 2021. As of this year, this month, I just checked really like 5.6. And what we're seeing when we're checking foreclosure lists, we're looking at so many different counties across about 30 Different in essays is things are doubling every single month as far as foreclosures, as far as the evictions that are actually being filed in process. So what that means for you guys, as investors in the audience of the podcast is you get your cash ready. I think the bidding wars are the are finally starting to water down. So whether it is green, or whether it is Spartanburg, you're gonna see a lot more inventory and I think you're gonna have a lot more purchasing power, especially if you're coming with some kind of liquid cash on the deal.   Okay, good to know and what areas of Spartanburg really excites you.   You know Spartanburg,   if you made your number one call for Greenville, what's your number one call for Spartanburg   easy shot right in the heart of Gaston. Gaffney is just a subset right out of Spartanburg, you know I think Spartanburg is old enough to where you can put a stake downtown, though a 30 mile radius around it, and go shopping. That's how I would look on Zillow. But Gaffney in particular, a sub market really great, right on.   And if someone is coming into the South Carolina Market, just in general, or maybe these two markets specifically, what things should they be aware of? What's kind of common practice par for the course, like as an example out in California, we have termites, and so if you see a little bit of termite damage, that's not the end of the world, you can get it fixed, depending of course, about where it is and how pervasive it is. But what are some things that people should expect to see that might be red flags in their home market, that they shouldn't be too worried about?   Let's see around here. One of the more common things that, you know, becomes concerning, I mean, it comes concerning to anybody, but it is pretty normal. It's just more foundational issues. You know, having cracks in the foundation, unfortunately, is normal. But you know, when and I don't know how it is in California, but I know the second somebody sees you know, foundation cracks and stuff like that. It's definitely it becomes something very worrying. But from our perspective, we're like, look, this is normal. You know, we there's plenty of companies don't get me wrong, there are expensive, but there are plenty of companies that can go and help remediate that. At However, even at that point, you know, it's pretty easy to gauge, especially on the inspection reports how severe it's going to be. As long as it's nothing that's like, overall, structurally is going to be concerning, then we don't see it being a big deal just because it is normal. But again, that's from our perspective, we've never seen anything major come up. And if we do, you know, we were able to read through the inspection report and say, you know, hey, maybe we should get one of these guys out here from you know, foundation companies go have a look. But outside of that, from our perspective, that's fairly normal on any house, you end up going under contract on.   Yeah, totally agree with Alex there, we get all the crazy questions to Michael. A lot from this, this Cali investors are coming in even New York people. I'd say like, every time we have a California guy or girl, which we love, y'all, and we've even had a couple of really amazing people come meet me and Alex, here in South Carolina, from the properties that we've helped acquire. So shout out to all those guys, but they're always like, doing the hurricane insurance or like Ardea tornadoes, which is a regular thing to ask the Dow none of that, you know, soccer right, super chill, you know, especially Columbia. We're landlocked, you know, Charleston, definitely, you're gonna have hurricanes. But Greenville, it's good. I think on average is like five inches of snow, which is hit or miss. So very mild climate, and even sort of changing that question of as globally for South Carolina as an outdoor investor, what I would say to make it interesting is like, follow football. It was just about, you know, football, I think is really important to the nature of these different cities. So you know, Clemson University, if you're paying attention to that college, when they were rockin, it created this huge investment opportunity like massive, I cannot express how big the in real estate investment opportunity that was created offset football program. And it's the same thing with the Charlotte Panthers. They're building a brand new practice stadium and Rock Hill, investors are looking at these different data metrics. And even in Columbia, South Carolina with the University of South Carolina's football program is I would just pay attention to those sorts of fun monikers. And that's just another lens to look at an investing and what is important to that specific Geo. And those are just one of the very relatable things here in the South Carolina Market.   Now, that makes total sense. I know one of our other coaches, Tom Schneider, he loves looking at sports teams, and where they're moving and where they're building stadiums, because that's a huge, huge indicator, like you mentioned about like the hotel, big money going into an area. That's great. That's great. I'm curious to know, from your guys's perspectives, what should buyers be aware of how can they be more competitive? And how can they work better with you all and your teams to be competitive and win offers?   Well, so I'll actually say from my perspective, just to kind of give my quick little two cents, because we do see this daily. But our biggest thing is, you know, we've got a team of people that are behind, you know, the whole coordination piece, our number one goal is to get offers out the door at this point is kind of like you got to unfortunately, this isn't like it was two years ago, maybe you can make an offer on a house. And you know, there's only two other offers on it. Now. It's like you make an offer on a house. And now there's about 20 to 30 other other offers on it when you consider in these bigger markets like Columbia, Greenville, and Spartanburg. This is where all the big institutional guys are. And so these big institutional guys are buying in cash, which means you know, if you're buying through financing, it's going to make it very, very difficult to be competitive, especially with a lot of these guys doing, you know, three day diligence, five day diligence, which is something we don't really recommend, mainly because you know, it's very difficult to even get anybody out there and then get a report back. So our biggest thing is and kind of what we we feel like we can control on our end is the amount of offers that actually do go out. So instead of just pinpointing and finding, like, Hey, this is my favorite property, I want to try to win just this one. Our goal is, look, you just got to start, you know, shooting out offers, which is what our team is capable of doing. And then just hope that one sticks in don't get me wrong, obviously, we want the offers to be calculated. But you know, if you kind of get this tunnel vision and try to purchase one house and try to win that one house, you're you're going to be disappointed. There's nothing wrong with just trying to shoot out some offers. That's what our team can do. And all you got to do is just let us know where you go. Obviously go to roofstock and just start clicking on. Hey, I want to make an offer here. I want to make an offer here. But to your point, I mean people are getting over bid. The market right now is kind of unfair just because of these institutional guys. So if there's anything we could at least just give somebody as a takeaway is just make offers. Right now it's a numbers game and hopefully one will stay Pick, but you'll be a lot more likely to stick something than you would if you just try to, you know, kind of become narrow, narrow vision and try to make one offer at a time. It's just going to make it very, very difficult which is with with the way the market is now.   Yeah, makes total sense. Well, sir, I agree. That's perfect. Yes. Awesome. Well, guys, any final thoughts, tips, tricks, tidbits for folks that are listening things you think you want people to be aware of, of South Carolina Market?   You know, I think the, you know, quick sentiment, you know, to leave with you guys out there is, you know, me and Alex have been doing this for quite some time. I know, we're, we're young in blood, but we're old and experience, we're, you know, probably pass or 25th 100, you know, transaction, we've been a part of all these have been investment base. So we're not a residential agent. We're both brokers. So we really have put this as our passion, and our our life loads to support our families. So I think being a resource for you guys, your boots on the ground, providing all of our resources, we do our own flips. And we know the headaches with the flips, you know, we've gone through several, many several Renaud teams, and we've had to create processes and procedures to make sure that we're hitting our numbers and our timelines, and all of that experience, and physical resource, all these teams will be more than happy to open up that toolbox for you guys. Same thing with lenders, you know, dealing with, you know, tons of roofstock, transactions and ELTs. And otherwise, you know, we've pinpointed the best of the best. So, that being said, you know, I'm really, really proud of the team, Alex has helped create, the toolbox that we pieced together, and the family that we met at roofstock. And we want you guys to dig in the toolbox. Come and play. And I think we do it a little different. And that's what makes us stand out. I think, not just selecting property by property like Alex's was saying, Look anywhere look on Craigslist, Zillow, you know, wherever you want to and send us five properties and we don't mind drafting up five offers going out fishing, and if one hits great if several hit, you know, buy them all or pick the best one and we can drop during due diligence. You know, the biggest thing and I will put this star on our chest is we've never lost earnest money in our entire career. And that's because that's pretty impressive. The systems and the communication, you know, that's, that's over 2000 deals we've gone we've never lost it once and I remember Alex was like, Dude, we're never going to because he's, he's come from that consultancy background he has processes and automations to protect you guys and so love to show you these features, talk shop Let's rock and roll and really appreciate everything   Right on. What's the best way for folks to get in touch with you guys?   It's gonna be acquisitions@evernest.co so evernest.co And how I would like to do it is just shoot us an email and the team will set you up a call with me and Alex if you want to just chit chat or if you just want to jump into the rain like email five properties and say hey, I want to run these through the byo P program we Russa heard your podcast It was very strange.   And and we'll hook you up man this is like getting smarter. So that's a you know that's a sale how easy it is and we'd love to show you South Carolina. Another quick thing as you know, me and Alex do this across about probably like 10 states now you know we're from Texas, to Florida and about the southeast coastline. And I still very much like South Carolina and the data shows it has a lot of fruit. So come and join us and let's get financially free   Right on well thank you for taking the time hanging out with me I really appreciate it and can't wait to see we both go from here.   Michael you're the greatest, Pierre back there driving the ship Thank you sir. And to everybody tuning in. Keep catching the next episodes and good luck investment.   Right on, thanks guys. Talk soon.   See ya.   Okay, everyone, that was our episode A big thank you to Matt and Alex for taking the time hanging out with me and giving us all a driving tour of Spartanburg and Greenville. Definitely, definitely two markets that are worth checking out. As always, if you liked the episode, feel free to leave us a rating or review. Those are super helpful for us, and we look forward to seeing in the next one. Happy investing

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Joining us on For Your Innovation today, are Chris Quilty and Caleb Henry. Chris is the Founder and Partner of Quilty Analytics, a privately held, integrated financial research, investment banking and strategic advisory boutique exclusively serving the satellite and space industry. Caleb is Quilty Analytics Senior Analyst. In this episode, we discuss the developments of the space industry from its shift towards commercial revenue to its efforts towards reusability. We delve into the hybrid architecture that is proving to be the most successful, in terms of satellites, and speculate the causes for launch delays and budget overshoots. Our guests fill us in on the various contributors to the verticalization of the industry and summarize and contextualize the current constellation projects that are in motion. Tune in to find out what the SPAC boom means for the space industry and what exciting developments we have to look forward to! “That drive by SpaceX to radically change launch costs has just opened up the spigot on all sorts of different business models that previously you could have never justified.” — Chris Quilty Key Points From This Episode: What Quilty Analytics is and what led Chris Quilty to found the company. Quilty Analytics' Senior Analyst, Caleb Henry shares his professional background. The evolution of the space industry and what has changed. The space industry's shift from government revenue towards commercial revenue. The efforts towards reusability in the space industry. The benefits of hybrid satellite architecture, using LEOs, GEOs, MEOs, and HEOs. What generally causes the budget overshoots and delays of constellation launches. Contributors to the verticalization of the industry. The viability of the five constellations currently going forward. The motivations behind each constellation. Why venture capital investors are investing in the space industry. The significance of 2021's SPAC boom, given the history of space funding. The myriad of space industry developments Caleb is excited about! How decreasing launch costs will accelerate progress in the industry.

Episodio 40, 1ra. Parte de entrevista con la colega: Ingrid Fromm,  alias "La Fromm" de la Clase Geos 97, Originaria de San Pedro Sula Honduras, proveniente de familia de tradición zamorana.  Con una Maestría en Promoción de Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas y un PhD en economía del desarrollo de la Universidad de Leipzig en Alemania. Ingrid se desempeña actualmente como investigadora en agricultura internacional, en la Universidad de Berna de Ciencias Aplicadas en Suiza. Es especialista en el tema de cadenas de valor en la agricultura y sistemas agroalimentarios. También Imparte clases sobre agricultura y políticas de desarrollo, economía y desarrollo de mercados, y sobre metodologías de investigación agrícola para el desarrollo. También ha participado y liderado proyectos de investigación y consultorías en varios países en América Latina, África y el sur de Asia.  Sus investigaciones se han publicado en numerosas revistas científicas y ha sido presentadora en muchas conferencias internacionales. También se ha desempeñado como Directora ejecutiva de Honduras Global Europa, una red de conocimiento para el desarrollo.  Ingrid nos cuenta: Toda la historia de su infancia en La Lima, Honduras, y toda su historia como estudiante en Zamorano.  Además nos comparte todas sus travesías durante el Huracán Mitch.  Sus anécdotas, aprendizajes de vida y desafíos para continuar con su educación superior en Europa. Entrevista realizada el 21 de Febrero del 2021 por los colegas: 1. Andrea Palazuelos, alias Nino 96, de Bolivia 2. Felix Baquedano, alias Cacuso 97, de Nicaragua 3. Jose Rodolfo Abascal, alias Karepa 94, de Guatemala. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/el-zamopodcast/message

A GEO's PERSPECTIVE ON THE PATCH Kicking Off the New Year Right, OGGN hosted their first Western Happy Hour of 2020! DRINKING w/ GEOs Panelist Included: Donna Anderson Terrilyn Olson Katerina Yared Jane Estes Jackson It was a killer panel! Take a listen, and we look forward to you joining the next #OGGN Denver Happy Hour!   OGGN West Schedule: www.thecrudeaudacity.com     SHOUT OUT TO OUR SPONSORS: Global Energy Management Program (University of Colorado, Denver) Denver Petroleum Club Liberty Oilfield Servicse SUPPORTING: Oilfield Helping Hands SPECIAL THANKS TO: Cat Campbell, Lisa Hamil Nick Wilson PLEASE RATE, REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE Look for us on Instagram : @thecrudeaudacity Linkedin, : https://www.linkedin.com/in/millskathryn/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-crude-audacity-podcast/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/The-Crude-Audacity-116332929737539/ Website : www.thecrudeaudacity.com

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Zack talks about a vacuum experiment and takes calls from Billy Knoth and Nick Rowan. The guys talk about maritime HVAC, Waterfurnace, Lennox leaks and Billy's new shop.