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In this episode, Jen sits down with Sid Voorakkara, Port of San Diego Board Commissioner, to discuss the many programs and initiatives shaping the future of San Diego Bay. Sid shares insights into the Port Master Plan update, efforts to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, and how the Port is leading the way in innovation. He also highlights key projects, such as the blue economy incubator, waterfront redevelopment, and electrification efforts to reduce emissions. This conversation provides a deep dive into the Port's role in fostering community engagement, economic development, and climate-conscious planning.   Timestamps: [2:08] Sid introduces himself and his background as a first-generation American, small business owner, and Port Commissioner. [4:49] The unique governance structure of the Port of San Diego and what makes it different from other ports. [5:56] Sid's background in social determinants of health, business development, and workforce education. [6:06] The economic impact of the Port: $14 billion in San Diego County, $25 billion in Southern California, and $26 billion statewide. [10:01] Exciting initiatives at the Port, including Harbor Drive 2.0, which aims to reduce congestion and improve waterfront access. [10:40] The Port's blue economy incubator and innovative projects like smart buoys and water quality monitoring. [12:02] Electrification efforts, including the introduction of two all-electric cranes and North America's first all-electric tugboat. [13:12] The Port's low-carbon fuel standards and the creation of a wetlands mitigation bank. [13:43] The Port Master Plan update: a 30-year roadmap for balancing development, open space, and environmental preservation. [20:44] The Port's commitment to reducing emissions and fostering a balance between economic growth and environmental responsibility. [24:28] Sid reflects on his motivation to make San Diego a place his son will be proud of in the future. [25:18] Upcoming projects, including Seaport Village revitalization and the opening of the Chula Vista Gaylord Pacific Resort.   About C-3   Even before the California Coastal Commission or Environmental Protection Agency existed, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) was the environmental conscience of San Diego. Since that time, in part due to C-3's leadership in education, advocacy, and empowerment, a plethora of organizations have developed throughout San Diego County. These organizations specifically focus on promoting progressive values in architecture, urban design, land-use governance, natural resource management, sustainable economic development, climate change resilience, and social justice. As the field of allies has grown, C-3's role has evolved to provide a platform that promotes creating civic community.   Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org Port of San Diego Business for Good  Portside Community Academy  

Claudia and Manny @sewloka cruise down Harbor Drive in San Diego, CA. They drive from their sewing studio in Barrio Logan to Better Buzz Coffee in Point Loma and they talk about all of the upcoming workshops and events happening at Sew Loka in Nov/Dec 2022"Sewing is Life" Art Show going down 12/17. Small Biz Saturday 11/26 exclusive in-store vintage clothing drop! They also discuss slow fashion zipper pouches, bringing sewing back to the classroom, and slanging tote bags in front of a dispensary.  FILMED & RECORDED ON 11/2/22 at 10:15am - 11:17amwww.sewloka.com@sewloka@skillspaybillstv https://sewloka.com/Thank you for continuing to support Sew Loka and Skills Pay Bills, we appreciate you!

Most of us have been inspired and modeled how to live life through several people both simply and abundantly. These individuals know that our time is precious and that life is meant to be lived generously and wholeheartedly, not squandered away by the many expectations and demands of "The Norm".  The Norm being trading our time for money.  Then spending all that money.  Then trading more of our precious time for more money... There is a way to escape this fate. In this episode Rob shares his story how he was able to sold his business and started his  own company investing in real estate. Come join us and listen in! Rob Overstreet is a legacy cash flow specialist, capital raiser, syndicator, real estate investor, and the CEO of Harbor Drive Holdings, LLC. Rob's firm has successfully syndicated over $25M of apartment real estate to date and focusses primarily on opportunities located in the Mid-Western and Sun-Belt regions of the United States. Rob and his team are always on the lookout for great investment opportunities in emerging U.S. growth markets to present to their Harbor Drive investor community. With an early background in the hospitality business before becoming a full-time real estate investor, Rob and his team at Harbor Drive Holdings work diligently to make the goals of their investors the highest priority in all their investment decisions.  [00:01 - 01:10]• We welcome Rob Overstreet to the show[01:20 - 05:28]• Rob Overstreet's background how he started investing in real estate. [05:45 - 06:44]• His experience on being on the active side[07:03 - 08:33]• What most excites Rob about real estate?[08:45 - 10:29]• Seven years later how Rob find properties on different markets?[10:44 - 15:50]• Building connections and how you king find markets and start investing.[16:19 - 19:43]• How he and his wife decided that he would go on this journey?[21:49 - 23:54]• Rob's advice for those people on how to get your significant other on board about what you're doing.[24:17 - 31:46]•Closing Segment•  Asking Rob Overstreet the Adventurous FourTweetable Quotes: "I don't view it as much as trading time for money. I view it more as trading my time today for my time in the future.  "  - Rob Overstreet Connect with Rob Overstreet www.HarborDriveHoldings.com https://www.instagram.com/rcoverstreet/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-overstreet-51035b1a/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.overstreet.71 Until next time…Explore more. Adventure awaits. Please subscribe and leave an honest review  - how do you want to create an impact in your world?Check out Adventurous REI and our social media channels: Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.Michael on LinkedInSuzy on LinkedIn   Invest with us! Start here. GRAB A FREE copy of The Complete Guide to Generating Passive Income for Avid Travelers & Adventure Seekers

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Are you thinking of starting your own real estate business? This episode is for you! Rob Overstreet joins us today to explain how connecting with investors can increase passive income and wealth. Never miss this one out! Key Takeaways To Listen ForHow to break into apartment syndicationImportance of building credibility and relationship with brokersUnderwriting value-add apartmentsMethods to fund a deal Understanding purchase and sale agreement Keeping track of delinquency loss2 contributing factors to success Tips to improve business efficiencyAbout Rob Overstreet Rob Overstreet is a legacy cash flow specialist, capital raiser, syndicator, real estate investor, and the CEO of Harbor Drive Holdings, LLC. Rob's firm has successfully syndicated over $25M of apartment real estate to date and focuses primarily on opportunities located in the Midwestern and Sun-Belt regions of the United States. Rob and his team are always on the lookout for great investment opportunities in emerging U.S. growth markets to present to their Harbor Drive investor community. With an early background in the hospitality business before becoming a full-time real estate investor, Rob and his team at Harbor Drive Holdings strive to produce ‘raving fans' out of all the investors, and other third-party service providers they interact with.Connect with RobWebsite: Harbor Drive Holdings, Harbor Drive Holdings Investors Club LinkedIn: Rob OverstreetEmail: rob@harbordriveholdings.comTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

 What to do to overcome analysis paralysis and how to build systems for scaling your business with Rob Overstreet and Justin Getz. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and TwitterFor more educational content, visit our website at www.diaryofanapartmentinvestor.comInterested in investing with Four Oaks Capital?  First step is to schedule a call with us.  Originally released on Jun 25, 2021----Rob OverstreetRob Overstreet is a legacy cash flow specialist, capital raiser, syndicator, real estate investor, and the CEO of Harbor Drive Holdings, LLC. Rob's firm has successfully syndicated over $25M of apartment real estate to date and focusses primarily on opportunities located in the Mid-Western and Sun-Belt regions of the United States. Rob and his team are always on the lookout for great investment opportunities in emerging U.S. growth markets to present to their Harbor Drive investor community. With an early background in the hospitality business before becoming a full-time real estate investor, Rob and his team at Harbor Drive Holdings strive to produce ‘raving fans' out of all the investors, and other third-party service providers they interact with. Check out his LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-overstreet-51035b1a/----Justin GetzJustin Getz is a father, husband, and software account executive, who began his investing journey under the guidance of a highly successful real estate investor and manager. Shortly thereafter, he co-founded a company undertaking a variety of residential operations into the peak of the 2008 recession - fix and flips, new construction, and buy and hold single family homes. While maintaining his passion for real estate since then, he's renewed his focus in the commercial multifamily space and aspires to be an eventual general partner, using his experience in both real estate and sales to add value and lift those around him with every chance possible.Connect with him on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/justincgetz----Your host, Brian Briscoe, is a co-founder and principal in the real estate investing firm Four Oaks Capital.  He and his team currently have 485 units worth $21 million in assets under management and are continuing to grow.  He will retire as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps in 2021. Learn more about him and the Four Oaks team at www.fouroakscapital.com  or contact him at brianbriscoe@fouroakscapital.com - be sure to let him know where you found him.Connect with him on LinkedIn or Facebook.

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! Today we’re admiring the striking food photography of Brittany Wright, and getting a behind-the-scenes look at the art of food styling. Brittany is from San Diego and resides in Golden Hill; her work has been featured everywhere from the pages of Food & Wine to packaging for Fresh Cosmetics, and she published a book of her photography, Feast Your Eyes. How does one become a pro food photographer? Brittany says working at a job where she was unhappy and felt stuck is what led to her current career. She followed her passions and combined them, learning how to cook while photographing her subjects—produce and other ingredients. Now she’s known for her pieces that show off different foods in a color gradient. We learn that Brittany does most of her work in daylight, and that she doesn’t waste any of the food that she shoots. Listen in to learn more. In Hot Plates, we cover the week’s biggest headlines. After five years in the making, the family that owns Brigantine just opened Portside Pier—a huge complex with four eateries and lots of patio space—on Harbor Drive. Local icon Dolores Robledo, who founded Roberto’s Taco Shop with her husband in 1964, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of 60 locations throughout California and Nevada. Waypoint Public will be leaving North Park soon, since the owner had to put the restaurant up for sale. Bonchon, a global Korean fried chicken chain, opened a second location in National City. For Two People for Takeout, Troy recommends Hanna’s Gourmet, and Brittany enjoys the vegan cuisine at Kindred. David says the Pho-rench dip at Shank & Bone is a must-try, and my pick is the mar y tierra fries at The Taco Stand. Thank you so much for listening and for staying with us. We want to hear from you. Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? A topic that should be explored? Need a recommendation for takeout? Do you have a question for Troy? Let us know. You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com.

Academic World. Mundo acadêmico. What's your field? Qual a sua área (campo)? I'm doing research in chemestry. Eu faço pesquisas em química. I have a degree in Law. Eu sou formado em direito. (tenho diploma de direito). I'm giving a presentation in modern architecture. Eu estou fazendo uma apresentação sobre arquitetura moderna. Hello! I'm professor Wheeler. Olá! Eu sou o Professor Wheeler. Which University are you from? De que Universidade você é? I'm delegate from Bristol University. Eu sou representante (delegado) da Universidade de Bristol. What's your field? Qual é o seu campo (área)? I'm doing research in biochemestry. Eu faço pesquisa em bio química. How intersting! Que interessante! Which University are you from? De que Universidade você é? What's your field? Qual é o seu campo? How intersting! Que interessante! Conference. Conferência. Trade fair. Feira de negócios. Seminar. Seminário. Conference room. sala de conferências. Exhibition. Exposição (Exibição). Library. Biblioteca. University lecturer. Conferencista (Palestrante) da Universidade. Professor. Professor. Medicine. Medicina. Science. Ciência. Literature. Literatura. Engenieering. Engenharia. We have a stand at the trade fair. Nós temos um stand na feira de negócios. xxxxxxx Never? Nunca ? S01 : Cathy, where are the car keys? S01 : Cathy , onde estão as chaves do carro ? S02 : I don't know, dear. S02 : Eu não sei, querida. S03 : Are they in your coat pocket? S03 : Eles estão no bolso do casaco ? S04 : Of course not. I never put them in my coat. S04 : Claro que não . Eu nunca colocá-los no meu casaco. S05 : In that case, what are these? S05 : Nesse caso , quem são estes? S06 : Those are... the car keys. S06 : Essas são ... as chaves do carro . S07 : I, er, sometimes put them there! S07 : Eu , er , às vezes colocá-los lá! T00 - TRANSLATE: Exercício T01 : Ela não sabe onde eles estão. T01 : She doesn't know where they are. T02 : Ele não tem um casaco. T02 : He doesn't have a coat. T03 : Eu nunca colocá-los no bolso. T03 : I never put them in my pocket. T04 : Claro que não . T04 : Of course not. T05 : These are my keys and those are your keys. T05 : Estas são as minhas chaves e essas são suas chaves. xxxxxx A Taxi Ride Uma corrida de taxi Are you checking out. ma'am? Você está fazendo o check out senhora Yes. Sim Taxi? Please. Por favor. Where are you heading? Para onde a senhora esta indo Downtown. Para o centro. Conversation B Where to? Para onde Pier B. on Harbor Drive. Pier B, na rua do Porto. OK. Are you going on a cruise? OK. Você esta partindo em um cruzeiro I work on a ship. The Pacific Rim Voyager. Eu trabalho em um navio. O Pacific Rim Voyager. Oh, right. So you're a sailor, huh? Oh, certo. Então você é uma marinheira hein No, I'm not a sailor! Não. Não sou uma marinheira! What do you do? O que você faz I'm the excursions manager. Eu sou gerente de excursões. Conversation C This is it. That's $8.50. Pronto. São 8,50 Thanks. There you go. Obrigado. Aqui está. Out of twenty ... that's 11.50 change. e 20 ... são 11,50 de troco. just give me $10. Me de apenas 10. Thank you. Have a good trip. Obrigado. Tenha uma boa viagem. xxxxxx Introductions- Apresentações Good morning. How may I help you? Bom dia! Como posso ajudá-la Hi, I'm looking for Ms. Grant's office. Oi, estou procurando o escritório da senhorita Grant. Ms. Grant? Her office is straight along the hallway on the left. Senhorita Grant O escritório dela é no final do corredor à esquerda. It's number 104. Her name's on the door. É o número 104. O nome dela está na porta. Thank you. Obrigado. You're welcome. De nada. Good morning ... Ms. Grant? Bom dia! Senhorita Grant I'm Cecilia Grant. How may I help you? Eu sou Cecília Grant. Como eu posso ajudá-la How do you do. I'm Josie Campbell. I'm the new excursions manager. Como vai. Eu sou Josie Campbell. Eu sou a nova gerente de excursões. Pleased to mee

Airport Authority approves plans to add 11 gates to Terminal 1, plus a new taxiway and access road that will remove 45,000 cars a day from Harbor Drive

Halloween is around the corner, but the Haunted Hike already happened so we get a little recap. Talk of a Key Biscayne flag comes back up; maybe we can get the movement going. New park space is incoming on Harbor Drive, we'll see what happens. They want to make a new library, but there's some stiff opposition from the Key Colony HOA. Round it up with Winn Dixie and its new bar by the entrance.

A long-delayed effort to let motorists cross the railroad tracks separating Park Boulevard from Harbor Drive just south of downtown San Diego's Petco Park stadium will be fully funded thanks to the state of California, which is directing $21 million to the project. Friday, State Sen. Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) announced the major financial commitment to the Park Boulevard at-grade vehicle crossing project alongside other one-time budgetary allocations for the region, including nearly $9 million for Balboa Park projects and $6.1 million to help stabilize Del Mar bluffs. The bonus checks are included in the state's $214.8 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1, which was passed by the California Legislature last week and includes a $21.5 billion surplus. The state's $21 million infrastructure investment represents a tangible path forward for the $23 million railroad crossing project that has become exponentially more expensive over time.

-Originally aired on 06/20/2015- Episode 21 of "In The Oil Patch" This week on "In The Oil Patch": host Kym Bolado and her co-hosts Alvin Bailey and Roy Holley bring Aubrey Winston into the studio to talk about Spectra, an outstandingly accommodative food service company that resides within the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz Center in Corpus Christi, TX. If you've never visited the Ortiz Center, you're missing out on some of the things Aubrey holds dear: tug boats and barges that silently pass by, the fresh ocean breeze that accompanies you while you relax outside on the plaza, the beauty of the U.S.S. Lexington at day or night, and the grandeur of the Ortiz Center itself. Aubrey is very enthusiastic about her role as marketing and event manager for Spectra, and you can actually hear the undying passion in her voice as she freely speaks about all the interesting events and guests they host at the Ortiz Center. If you ask us, we could use more Aubreys in this world! From their website: "Managed by Ovations Food Services (Spectra), the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center simplifies your event planning needs with in-house catering, audio/visual capabilities, event space and staffing for every occasion. Contact Details: 402 Harbor Drive, Corpus Christi, TX 78401. Phone : 361-879-0125 Fax : 361-879-0565." For more information, please visit: http://www.ortizcenter.com "In The Oil Patch" is brought to you by SHALE Oil & Gas Business Magazine and proudly sponsored by the South Texas Energy & Economic Roundtable (STEER). Stay tuned for more great episodes every Saturday night at 10pm CST on KTSA 550am and 107.1fm! Photo credit: linkedin.com

One of San Diego Bay’s most popular attractions – Seaport Village – is also helping the Port of San Diego in its mission to be an environmental steward. Seaport Village, located at 849 W. Harbor Drive, is a 14-acre bayside shopping, dining and entertainment complex. It features more than 70 shops, casual eateries, and waterfront restaurants and is a participant in the port’s Green Business Challenge. The Green Business Challenge – the first of its kind on the West Coast – promotes business practices that reduce energy consumption, water use waste as well as to prevent pollution. Learn More: j.mp/r6QjVR

The framework of what will be the West Coast's newest cruise ship terminal is taking shape.The steel structural frame of the two-story, 52,000 square-foot Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal is being erected at the corner of Broadway and Harbor Drive in San Diego.It is expected to fully operational by December 2010.