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Bush, Statman Matt and Producer Will keep the swearing going for just that little bit longer as they reflect on last week's quiz and podcast with Geoff Norcott. There's also a preview of this week's quiz, Football, Foo Fighters and Food for Kings - where Will tells his story of a very close shave with the Queen - and an exciting announcement about Guestimators merchandise. To play along with the quiz, go to guestimators.com Email us on hello@guestimators.com Voicenotes to 07457404279 And follow our socials: Twitter/X Instagram YouTube TikTok Hosts - Andy Bush & Matt Cutler Producer - Will Nichols Music - Adam Harrison Design - Charlie Thomas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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In 2005 the Guinness Brewery at Park Royal, West London closed after seven decades of production. Tim Strangleman spent the last six months of the Brewery's life working with a photographer to record in words and picture the site before it closed. Subsequent research revealed an incredibly rich story of corporate cultural change and the transformation of work and the workplace. Drawing on material from his 2019 book, Voices of Guinness: An Oral History of the Park Royal Brewery, Strangleman, Professor of Sociology, in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent, Canterbury, reflects on what that story tells us about work meaning, identity and organizational life in the second decade of the twenty-first century. Our show is excerpted from Strangleman's Zoom presentation at the October 5 edition of Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives, the lecture series sponsored by the Michigan Traditional Arts Program and the Labor Education Program at Michigan State University. To get on the ODW/ODL email list email John Beck at mailto:beckj@msu.edu Click here for photos of the Park Royal Guinness Brewery. And, on Labor History in 2:00, the year was 1940; that was the day that the federally mandated 40-hour work week went into effect for U.S. workers. Produced by Chris Garlock. To contribute a labor history item, email laborhistorytoday@gmail.com Labor History Today is produced by the Metro Washington Council's Union City Radio and the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor at Georgetown University. Original airdate October 24, 2021. #LaborRadioPod #History #WorkingClass #ClassStruggle @GeorgetownKILWP #LaborHistory @UMDMLA @ILLaborHistory @AFLCIO @MichiganTradArts @MSUSHRLR @DIndustrialKent @SSPSSR @OxUniPress
We're talking about the burgeoning opportunities for new and established collectors of beautiful rare objects, looking forward to London Craft Week, with Guy Salter, the fair's founder. Now in its ninth year and dubbed ‘the most luxurious craft fair in the world', the fair spreads right across the capital, incorporating Acton and Park Royal as Creative Enterprise Zones for the first time. There will be exciting events and exhibitions celebrating the Coronation and London Craft Week will also showcase the work of over 700 artists, designers and makers from across the world and include four international pavilions from Austria, Malaysia, South Korea and Taiwan. We also talk to Nazy Vassegh, founder of the boutique art platform Eye of the Collector. The third edition of The Eye of the Collector fair is running between 17th and 20th May at Two Temple Place, the majestic 1892 Neo-Gothic building, commissioned by William Waldorf Astor, on London's Strand. Of the 120 works for sale, many will be of museum quality or by huge names including Frank Auerbach, Barbara Hepworth and Bridget Riley but will there will also be 60 new works, aiming to shine a light on emerging artists and designers and overlooked talent. Our third guest is celebrated couturier and interior designer Tomasz Starzewski, who's now collaborating with the specialist ceramics and craft auctioneers Maak to curate an installation of exquisite pieces from the collection of the late Victoria Lady de Rothschild. The installation is now open in Buckinghamshire, at Ascott House, the home Lady de Rothschild shared for over a decade with her husband Sir Evelyn. Victoria Lady de Rothschild designed Ascott House, alongside Renzo Mongiardino and it's now the beautiful setting for 118 carefully chosen and placed objects that she collected on her travels for over 20 years. They will be displayed throughout the house until September when Maak will auction them. London Craft Week: throughout the capital from Monday 8th to Sunday 14th May The Eye of the Collector: at 2 Temple Place from Wednesday 17th to Saturday 20th May Highlights from Victoria Lady de Rothschild's Collection: at Ascott House until September
5 Talents Podcast - Commercial Real Estate, REI, Financial Freedom
After graduating from Columbia Law School, Clive's corporate career took him from a Wall Street law firm where he began as a transactional lawyer to various in-house legal and compliance roles in the pharmaceutical industry, including nine years serving as a Chief Compliance Officer. Throughout his twenty-year career, he remained actively invested in real estate with a small portfolio of holdings.In answering this self-posed question, Clive decided 2017 was the time and walked away from corporate life in pursuit of his interests and passion as a full-time real estate investment entrepreneur.Since founding Park Royal Capital in 2017 Clive Davis has personally invested in more than 2,500 multifamily rental units, as well as a portfolio of hotels based in Atlanta where he has resided since 2005. Most recently Park Royal Capital acquired two Atlanta multifamily properties totaling 444 units with a combined value of over $70M.[00:01 - 02:35] Opening SegmentIntroducing Clive to the show!Clive is the founding principal of Park Royal with 135 million dollars in assets under managementHis decision to pursue his passion for real estate[02:36 - 15:38] Creating Generational Wealth In Real EstateTransitioning from a corporate job to full-time real estate investing by investing in single-family houses, refinancing/selling themParents should teach their children the importance of education and owning somethingModeling behavior for children to show them that corporate is excellent[15:39 - 27:10] The Importance Of Networking And Relationship Building In Real EstateRelationships are at the heart of the commercial real estateBreaking ground and beginning horizontal workNetworking and relationship building are key to success Structuring deal with equity and debt in phases[27:11 - 40:39] Closing SegmentClive shares with the listeners to focus on what they know best and can execute to create a story for the project or investment See the links below to connect with Clive!Quotes:“Relationships are at the heart of the commercial real estate.” - Clive Davis“I've always raised my kids to say, you can do anything that you want to do and you should pursue your passions.” - Clive DavisConnect with Clive through his Website & LinkedIn!Connect with me:www.5talents.capitalLinkedInInstagramWatch 5T CRE on YouTubeLeave us a review and receive your free ebookEmail us --> abel@5tcre.com 5 TALENTS CAPITAL | ABEL PACHECOIf you are ready to start your investment journey with 5 Talents Capital, here are the next steps you should take:View our informational video and case study at https://5talents.capital/grow-your-wealth/After viewing the video follow the prompts which will lead you to a scheduling link to meet one on one with Abel Pacheco. Register for our investor portal here investor portal once registered you will be able to review some of our past deals and you will receive alerts for upcoming investment opportunities.Support the show
Happy Birthday to a young Blake Price! Can you guess his age? He and Matt discuss the Canucks' 4-3 shootout win against Calgary, including the Shorty Line of Dries, Garland and Höglander who stepped up when the usual suspects weren't going.Alongside Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver), the guys wonder about the sustainability of that line with Garland suffering a bone bruise after a shot block, and the presumed return of Brock Boeser (illness) for Saturday's game against Winnipeg. Other topics include a six-game road winning streak, the turnaround of the penalty kill and whether the Canucks should add a low-cost veteran goalie until Thatcher Demko returns from injury.Rob Williams reflects on the days of the Core 4, when the Canucks thought they had the group that would lead them back to the playoffs and down the Stanley Cup road. Plus Nathalie Rees (Go Goat Sports) returns with more great holiday giveaways from our friends at Park Royal.Presented by Jaguar Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Audi Downtown Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Happy Birthday to a young Blake Price! Can you guess his age? He and Matt discuss the Canucks' 4-3 shootout win against Calgary, including the Shorty Line of Dries, Garland and Höglander who stepped up when the usual suspects weren't going.Alongside Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver), the guys wonder about the sustainability of that line with Garland suffering a bone bruise after a shot block, and the presumed return of Brock Boeser (illness) for Saturday's game against Winnipeg. Other topics include a six-game road winning streak, the turnaround of the penalty kill and whether the Canucks should add a low-cost veteran goalie until Thatcher Demko returns from injury.Rob Williams reflects on the days of the Core 4, when the Canucks thought they had the group that would lead them back to the playoffs and down the Stanley Cup road.Plus Nathalie Rees (Go Goat Sports) returns with more great holiday giveaways from our friends at Park Royal.Presented by Jaguar Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Audi Downtown Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Making It Happen I'll be your host Tom Dalton We are episode number 52 with Emad Yacoub Emad Yacoub CEOof Glowbal Restaurant Group Few people speak of the Canadian dream, but Emad Yacoub is proof it exists. When the 19-year-old university- trained accountant moved to Canada from Egypt in 1984, he didn't speak a word of English. Today, the energetic entrepreneur is co-founder, president and CEO of Vancouver's Glowbal Restaurant Group, overseeing the daily operations of 11 successful restaurants. The group of restaurants include: Glowbal, Coast, Italian Kitchen, Trattoria (Kitsilano, Park Royal and Burnaby), Black + Blue, The Roof, Five Sails, and Riley's. Black+Blue Toronto coming soon! Enjoy the podcast #neversettle
Our Special Guest this week is Liz Peace CBE, Chair of the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) Decisions of the Week: Decision of an inspector dated 22 April 2022 allowing an appeal by Welbeck Strategic Land against the decision of Chichester District Council to refuse permission for an outline application for 70 dwellings on an unallocated site with issues around 5 yr HLS, effects on the character & appearance & accessibility to services & employment. Decision of the Housing Minister dated 6 May 2022 allowing an appeal by Bloor Homes & Sandleford Farm Partnership against the decision West Berks DC to grant permission, recovered by the SoS under section 79 for up to 1000 homes, 80 C3 units, a new 2FE primary school, expansion land for an Academy, local centre, new country park and access on an allocated site. Issues around access & compliance with development plan & SPD policies, conditions v 106 obligation. Decision of an inspector dated 3rd May 2022 allowing an appeal by Extra MSA Group against the decision of Warrington Borough Council to refuse permission for an MSA including a 100 bed hotel, fuel & electric charging station at J11 of the M62 in the GB, agreed to be inappropriate development. VSC found. Decision of an inspector dated 27 April 2022 allowing an appeal by Persimmon Homes against the decision of North Somerset Council to refuse permission for 60 dwellings on land north-east of Yatton on allocated land with access via an unallocated orchard with TPOs, raising issuing on impact on character & appearance of former orchard, biodiversity, and consistency with the development plan landscape.
En esta ocasión les traemos tres reseñas honestas de hoteles en la Riviera Maya. Descubre por qué es común que a Marisol le suban la categoría de habitación cuando nos cuenta qué le pareció los hoteles Paradisus y Park Royal. Como siempre también nos habla de qué tal estuvo la comida n_nTania nos cuenta de sus últimas vacaciones en plena temporada alta súper cerquita de navidad. Platica de todo lo que hizo en el Sandos Caracol Eco Resort. Desde estar en la alberca, ir a spas, andar en bici, tomar un paseo en bote... hasta tirarse por tobogán y patear a alguien para después salir volando jaja.¡Felices vacaciones!
This week my guest is Mungi Ngomane, Social Justice Advocate and Author of the book Everyday Ubuntu, inspired by the lessons from the South African philosophy and way of life. Mungi is the grand-daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, anti-apartheid and Human Rights Activist who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his efforts in resolving and ending apartheid in South Africa. In this exchange Mungi and I spoke about grief, because she lost her grandfather earlier this year. Grief is a topic we often leave out when it's time to speak about mental health or wellness, and it is something we all experience - whether it's caused by the loss of a loved one, or the grief we feel when something ends or is taken away in our lives. I hope you find this exchange helpful and comforting. Here is our conversation.Whether wellness means sports, rest, mental health or all of the above to you, we're thrilled to partner with Athleta, a purpose-driven brand whose mission is to ignite the limitless potential of women and girls and is designed for women by women. The brand offers clothing in sizes XXS to 3X -- empowering all women to lead active lifestyles with confidence. Athleta's dedication to uncompromising product perfection means their clothing is beautiful, technical and sustainable and supports women and girls who are on the move. Shop Athleta at athleta.gapcanada.ca, visit Athleta at Vancouver's Park Royal or Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, and follow them on Instagram @athleta. #Athleta #PowerofShe ..... This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women in Enterprise: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale
This week, host Eva Hartling speaks with Monica Ruffo, founder of Well Told Health. A serial entrepreneur with passion for health and wellness, Monica enjoyed a prolific career in the advertising agency world when she received a diagnosis of aggressive breast cancer. Throughout her 18 months of cancer treatment, she put her passion for health and wellness to work on herself, researching every aspect of her lifestyle and treatment options and advocating strongly for both traditional and natural treatments. As a result, she fared extremely well both during and after cancer treatment, and uncovered what she felt was a huge gap in the market. The more digging she did, the more she realized that most “natural health” products are not natural at all. As she continued her quest to better understand natural health products, she successfully completed a Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell University and decided to found Well Told Health.Whether wellness means sports, rest, mental health or all of the above to you, we're thrilled to partner with Athleta, a purpose-driven brand whose mission is to ignite the limitless potential of women and girls and is designed for women by women. The brand offers clothing in sizes XXS to 3X -- empowering all women to lead active lifestyles with confidence. Athleta's dedication to uncompromising product perfection means their clothing is beautiful, technical and sustainable and supports women and girls who are on the move. Shop Athleta at athleta.gapcanada.ca, visit Athleta at Vancouver's Park Royal or Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, and follow them on Instagram @athleta. #Athleta #PowerofShe ..... This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women in Enterprise: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale
This week, host Eva Hartling speaks with Saroya Tinker, a professional women's ice hockey player for Toronto Six. A graduate of Yale University where she played on the Varsity Women's Ice Hockey team, Saroya has found a passion for educating others and using her social media platforms to encourage and share resources for other women in sports. She now runs a mentorship program and is committed to educating and providing a positive impact to inspire young women to pursue careers in sports. Whether wellness means sports, rest, mental health or all of the above to you, we're thrilled to partner with Athleta, a purpose-driven brand whose mission is to ignite the limitless potential of women and girls and is designed for women by women. The brand offers clothing in sizes XXS to 3X -- empowering all women to lead active lifestyles with confidence. Athleta's dedication to uncompromising product perfection means their clothing is beautiful, technical and sustainable and supports women and girls who are on the move. Shop Athleta at athleta.gapcanada.ca, visit Athleta at Vancouver's Park Royal or Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, and follow them on Instagram @athleta. #Athleta #PowerofShe ..... This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women Entrepreneurs: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale
This week, my guests are Jen Murtagh and Sonja Baikogli Foley, the founders of Maturn, the platform they created to shift the narrative and support systems around maternity leave in Canada, so that more working mothers can continue to advance in their careers and retain positions of leadership with greater support from employers, partners, and like-minded mothers along the way. Whether wellness means sports, rest, mental health or all of the above to you, we're thrilled to partner with Athleta, a purpose-driven brand whose mission is to ignite the limitless potential of women and girls and is designed for women by women. The brand offers clothing in sizes XXS to 3X -- empowering all women to lead active lifestyles with confidence. Athleta's dedication to uncompromising product perfection means their clothing is beautiful, technical and sustainable and supports women and girls who are on the move. Shop Athleta at athleta.gapcanada.ca, visit Athleta at Vancouver's Park Royal or Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, and follow them on Instagram @athleta. #Athleta #PowerofShe ..... This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women Entrepreneurs: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale
The New Year is here and our resolutions are too. But focusing on our self-care and wellness should always be the focus, no matter the time of year. That's why we're happy to introduce a special series on The Brand is Female podcast. Presented by Athleta, these conversations feature women who embody different aspects of wellness — from sports to mental health and more — and by the same token, who empower women and girls. Our first guest on this series this week is Jane Wang, a serial health tech entrepreneur, University Professor, Cancer research fundraiser, and Founder/CEO of Optimity, a popular wellness app that rewards users for integrating healthy habits into their lifestyle to reach their health and financial goals.Whether wellness means sports, rest, mental health or all of the above to you, we're thrilled to partner with Athleta, a purpose-driven brand whose mission is to ignite the limitless potential of women and girls and is designed for women by women. The brand offers clothing in sizes XXS to 3X -- empowering all women to lead active lifestyles with confidence. Athleta's dedication to uncompromising product perfection means their clothing is beautiful, technical and sustainable and supports women and girls who are on the move. Shop Athleta at athleta.gapcanada.ca, visit Athleta at Vancouver's Park Royal or Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, and follow them on Instagram @athleta. #Athleta #PowerofShe ..... This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women Entrepreneurs: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale
Nathalie Rees joined us for a giveaway segment, thanks to our frineds at Park Royal. If you are looking for a gift for that special lady, you will want to listen. Scott Rintoul joined for his regular spot in hour 2 on Thursday. Started off by talking about the poll question. Says it’s Jared McCann or you are just wrong. Also threw out the name, Tyler Madden. Takled about Dahlén. Hopes he goes on to have a promising career. Says he wouldn’t vote for him because of what McCann has become. Talked about the Boudreau story. Not unique to the Canucks. Says people were losing interest and now that they are winning, interest is coming back. If they can continue to win the week, as BB said, the value of the players will go up. Talked about Derek Clancey. Talked about brining in a diverse hire. Talked about Covid protocols. Talked about the difference between the NHL and NFL and why NFL’s can be different. Talked about who the Canucks best player is. Said you have to consider Garland. Though the answer is Demko. Talked about the CFL and proposed rule changes. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson, joined in his regular spot. Talked about the logistics of any news regarding restrictions around the Canucks and the arena. It does feel difficult to imagine that we will be at Rogers arena to watch a hockey game vs the Leafs. Ran through the schedule of the week and how much ice time the players are getting. Talked about Brisebois coming up. Talked about no travelling media and how hard information was to come by. Talked about Stan Smyl and his promotion. Had to go back and look at his last title. Talked about which Canucks prospect got away. Would cast his vote for Forsling. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nathalie Rees joined us for a giveaway segment, thanks to our frineds at Park Royal. If you are looking for a gift for that special lady, you will want to listen. Scott Rintoul joined for his regular spot in hour 2 on Thursday. Started off by talking about the poll question. Says it's Jared McCann or you are just wrong. Also threw out the name, Tyler Madden. Takled about Dahlén. Hopes he goes on to have a promising career. Says he wouldn't vote for him because of what McCann has become. Talked about the Boudreau story. Not unique to the Canucks. Says people were losing interest and now that they are winning, interest is coming back. If they can continue to win the week, as BB said, the value of the players will go up. Talked about Derek Clancey. Talked about brining in a diverse hire. Talked about Covid protocols. Talked about the difference between the NHL and NFL and why NFL's can be different. Talked about who the Canucks best player is. Said you have to consider Garland. Though the answer is Demko. Talked about the CFL and proposed rule changes. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson, joined in his regular spot. Talked about the logistics of any news regarding restrictions around the Canucks and the arena. It does feel difficult to imagine that we will be at Rogers arena to watch a hockey game vs the Leafs. Ran through the schedule of the week and how much ice time the players are getting. Talked about Brisebois coming up. Talked about no travelling media and how hard information was to come by. Talked about Stan Smyl and his promotion. Had to go back and look at his last title. Talked about which Canucks prospect got away. Would cast his vote for Forsling. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nathalie Rees, from Park Royal dropped by to talk about some holiday shopping for the guys. Rich Dhaliwal joined and started off with a Pratt story, as per our show video. Talked about Pratt and that he knew exactly what he was doing. Onto the Canucks, Rick talked about the hire of Rutherford. Believes they contacted Dale Tallon very early in the process. Dhali says the NHL blocked it. Rolled through the JR timeline. Talked about the search for the GM. Everything he has been told is that they are going out on a search. Says that it’s a good thing that JR didn’t come in and just clean house and that it came from the Canucks organization before Rutherford speaks for the first time. Talked about Chris Gear. Some agents really like dealing with him, some really don’t. Doesn’t think there will be any scout changes with them already working on the draft. They are just looking at everything, top to bottom. It’s been 8 bad years. JR will be in town this weekend and Rick thinks he will have a really good sit down with the Sedin twins and Smyl. They would be on quite the little heater if they can get the win vs WPG. Talked bout Boeser. Alex Edler of the LA Kings joined Matt and Blake. Talked about new adapting to life in LA. Not sure where he will end up. He is from Sweden and his wife grew up in Vancouver. Talked about 100 goals. The number doesn’t really mean that much but it’s cool to have that number. Took forever from 99 to 100. Talked about what means more, a goal or a stop, as a defender. Anything that helps the team win is a rush. Talked about how the year has gone and contending for a playoff spot. Talked about the rivalry with the Kings as a Canuck. Said the core welcomed him in. Talked about coming back to Vancouver in a Kings uniform. Said it was a bit weird being on the other side. Was exciting to come back to the building with mixed feelings. It was a really nice moment to see the video and hear the fans. That’s what made him emotional at the time. Talked about how proud he is of his time in Vancouver. The fact that he is leading in all categories is because of how long he was here. If Quinn plays here for a few more years, he will break all the records. Talked about his overall health. Taking it one year at a time but this year his body is feeling great. Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot. Talked about the terminations of Chris Gear and Jon Wall. Talked about how that flew in the face of what he said on Monday morning. Doesn’t like the looks of Stan Smyl having his name, with no title, on the press release. Talked about the job that those guys did for the team. Gregg Bell joined the show to preview Seahawks in Houston. Started off, though, by chatting about the big Army v Navy game. Upset he will be in Houston instead of where the game actually is. Hoping the game gets back to the Rose Bowl. Talked about Adams being out. Carroll will tell you that the leadership is worth it along. Forget about the 2 first rounders he cost and the millions he is being paid. The kicker from all of this is that his big contract hasn’t kicked in yet. They are hoping he will be back for the first game next year. He has played through this before but they were playoff bound last year. At 4-8, it’s a pull the plug and get it done situation now. Talked about what a loss to HOU means to the franchise. They should handle this team with a 3rd string QB. Combine this with other games coming up, if they lose those than they will have problems. Wonders what kind of noise RW3 will be making in the offseason if they come off a worse season. Talked about Adrian Peterson. Says he really is a Hawks RB now that he is injured. Talked about West Point slang. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nathalie Rees, from Park Royal dropped by to talk about some holiday shopping for the guys. Rich Dhaliwal joined and started off with a Pratt story, as per our show video. Talked about Pratt and that he knew exactly what he was doing. Onto the Canucks, Rick talked about the hire of Rutherford. Believes they contacted Dale Tallon very early in the process. Dhali says the NHL blocked it. Rolled through the JR timeline. Talked about the search for the GM. Everything he has been told is that they are going out on a search. Says that it's a good thing that JR didn't come in and just clean house and that it came from the Canucks organization before Rutherford speaks for the first time. Talked about Chris Gear. Some agents really like dealing with him, some really don't. Doesn't think there will be any scout changes with them already working on the draft. They are just looking at everything, top to bottom. It's been 8 bad years. JR will be in town this weekend and Rick thinks he will have a really good sit down with the Sedin twins and Smyl. They would be on quite the little heater if they can get the win vs WPG. Talked bout Boeser. Alex Edler of the LA Kings joined Matt and Blake. Talked about new adapting to life in LA. Not sure where he will end up. He is from Sweden and his wife grew up in Vancouver. Talked about 100 goals. The number doesn't really mean that much but it's cool to have that number. Took forever from 99 to 100. Talked about what means more, a goal or a stop, as a defender. Anything that helps the team win is a rush. Talked about how the year has gone and contending for a playoff spot. Talked about the rivalry with the Kings as a Canuck. Said the core welcomed him in. Talked about coming back to Vancouver in a Kings uniform. Said it was a bit weird being on the other side. Was exciting to come back to the building with mixed feelings. It was a really nice moment to see the video and hear the fans. That's what made him emotional at the time. Talked about how proud he is of his time in Vancouver. The fact that he is leading in all categories is because of how long he was here. If Quinn plays here for a few more years, he will break all the records. Talked about his overall health. Taking it one year at a time but this year his body is feeling great. Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot. Talked about the terminations of Chris Gear and Jon Wall. Talked about how that flew in the face of what he said on Monday morning. Doesn't like the looks of Stan Smyl having his name, with no title, on the press release. Talked about the job that those guys did for the team. Gregg Bell joined the show to preview Seahawks in Houston. Started off, though, by chatting about the big Army v Navy game. Upset he will be in Houston instead of where the game actually is. Hoping the game gets back to the Rose Bowl. Talked about Adams being out. Carroll will tell you that the leadership is worth it along. Forget about the 2 first rounders he cost and the millions he is being paid. The kicker from all of this is that his big contract hasn't kicked in yet. They are hoping he will be back for the first game next year. He has played through this before but they were playoff bound last year. At 4-8, it's a pull the plug and get it done situation now. Talked about what a loss to HOU means to the franchise. They should handle this team with a 3rd string QB. Combine this with other games coming up, if they lose those than they will have problems. Wonders what kind of noise RW3 will be making in the offseason if they come off a worse season. Talked about Adrian Peterson. Says he really is a Hawks RB now that he is injured. Talked about West Point slang. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
With a wealth of history behind them, British Pacific Properties is looking to develop a different kind of future. Now, in a new partnership with Beedie Living, these community builders are proposing some innovative ideas to rise to the challenge while addressing a potential uprising against traffic, the environment and sustainable housing. An exclusive interview with president, and West Vancouver resident, Geoff Croll. The new Upland development, with Hawksley and Wildwood, how does partnering with Beedie affect this? Well, we have entitlements for over 800 homes in Rogers Creek. And if Cypress Village gets approved, they'll be another 3,500 new market homes in Cypress Village. And one of our guiding principles as a company is ‘be a small giant' - which means we focus on getting better rather than getting bigger. So how do we deliver all these homes in a timely fashion without getting bigger? We find someone to work with us. Someone who shares the same core values. Someone who has the same dedication to quality and customer service. Someone who shares our commitment to community - and someone who shares our vision for the future. And the people at Beedie checked all those boxes. We're pretty excited to supercharge our team. The vision is large. The time commitment is enormous. The kind of home we need is changing? What does all that say? We've always played the long game. We've been here since 1931. It's always been a steady, slow progression across the hillside. And we've evolved from the 30s and the 40s and 50s to where we are today. We're addressing the needs of the community. And we have to do it in a thoughtful step by step manner that we can create a community on the hillside that meets the needs of both the new residents and the community that's already here. If you go back to the company's guiding principles, the number one thing is reverence for nature. We have to respect and conserve the natural environment that we have. How do you respond to those who say it's going to make the mountainside too busy - or there's going to be too much traffic? When we did the Rogers Creek plan back in 2008, the number one concern was the environment. Now, 13 years later, it's traffic and housing affordability. Traffic is a major concern in West Vancouver - and so it should be. If you look at where West Vancouver sits, it's at the intersection of Hwy 1 and Hwy 99, and it also has a large ferry terminal that connects the Sunshine Coast to Vancouver Island. There's also a popular ski hill in the most visited provincial park in the province (Cypress Provincial Park). Over a million cars a year travel up and down Cypress Bowl Road - none of it by public transit. So anything we do at Cypress Village will pale in comparison to the existing and future traffic generated by [these roads]. There's a lot that we are committed to doing to reduce traffic. So first and foremost, we are creating a complete community where it is truly possible to live, work and play without getting into a car. The village will provide all the amenities and services people need on a daily basis. Secondly, we're also committed to a developer-funded transit system from day one (at no cost to the taxpayer). We'll provide regular, reliable service to Ambleside and Park Royal using electric buses (carbon-free). Thirdly, we're providing other transportation alternatives to the alternative single- occupancy cars, such as an integrated system of walking and biking paths. We'll also have electric car sharing.
In 2005 the Guinness Brewery at Park Royal, West London closed after seven decades of production. Tim Strangleman spent the last six months of the Brewery's life working with a photographer to record in words and picture the site before it closed. Subsequent research revealed an incredibly rich story of corporate cultural change and the transformation of work and the workplace. Drawing on material from his 2019 book, Voices of Guinness: An Oral History of the Park Royal Brewery, Strangleman, Professor of Sociology, in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent, Canterbury, reflects on what that story tells us about work meaning, identity and organizational life in the second decade of the twenty-first century. Our show is excerpted from Strangleman's Zoom presentation at the October 5 edition of Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives, the lecture series sponsored by the Michigan Traditional Arts Program and the Labor Education Program at Michigan State University. To get on the ODW/ODL email list email John Beck at mailto:beckj@msu.edu Click here for photos of the Park Royal Guinness Brewery. And, on Labor History in 2:00, the year was 1940; that was the day that the federally mandated 40-hour work week went into effect for U.S. workers. Produced by Chris Garlock. To contribute a labor history item, email laborhistorytoday@gmail.com Labor History Today is produced by the Metro Washington Council's Union City Radio and the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor at Georgetown University. #LaborRadioPod #History #WorkingClass #ClassStruggle @GeorgetownKILWP #LaborHistory @UMDMLA @ILLaborHistory @AFLCIO @MichiganTradArts @MSUSHRLR @DIndustrialKent @SSPSSR @OxUniPress
A podcast conversation with Park Royal VP Rick Amantea about the history of Park Royal and their new proposed micro-unit development. Affordable housing. It's a problem plaguing the Lower Mainland - and never more so than in West Vancouver, where mega-houses rule the land. Now, armed with a unique plan for the future, Park Royal VP Rick Amantea discusses how they are seeking approval for a new micro-unit complex designed specifically for singles. It strives to help solve the housing crisis with a tiny bit of innovation that still allows people to ‘live large'. UPDATE Oct 5, 2021 - Council approved the proposal to advance to the next steps of review and consultation. The next steps in the application process include community consultation and staff review to identify issues and technical considerations for the proponent to address. Staff identified the following items that require further review: Traffic functionality, Number of parking stalls, Number and size of rental units, Potential community recreation uses in the current green space, Impacts to privacy and view corridors to properties north of the site. Q: Tell us a little about why you have proposed this new micro-unit development? A: As we continue to evolve, and we look at the needs of the community, we try to examine developments and bring to the table ideas and concepts that kind of meet those needs. One of those needs is to provide housing for those individuals who work in our community and do the important work of those services and those frontline jobs. And so when we were thinking about what we could do to address that, the notion of micro-units came up. We decided to try to bring something like that to West Vancouver to make it more affordable, make it more attainable, and really provide an opportunity for those people - those important people who work in our community. Q: Who would want to live here? A: The occupants are, generally speaking, those single people that want to find a more affordable means and ways of living in the community, which generally means they don't have a car. They rely on walking or cycling, or public transportation to get to and from their place of work. As such, we've designed the building for 0.25 cars per unit, and lots of bicycle parking. Q: What is the approval process for this? A: The first step is to have council consider this concept - so we need to go through a pre- application proposal. We will then go into a much more intense public consultation. We would then take it forward to the community and see what they think - and then they'll consider it at that stage of the game for the rezoning and the development permit that would be required. Q: In addition to the micro-units, what else is going to be unique about the property? A: There are a couple of unique things that we're proposing. One is that the six-storey building would be built all from wood frame. So that is a more environmentally sensitive means of construction. All 199 [units] will be rental units. We'll have a rooftop garden on top of the building with a little amenity space up there that could be converted into a community dining room. There will be a collaborative workspace. And [instead] of an indoor fitness amenity, we have proposed putting outdoor adult exercise equipment on the front lawn of the building. So those people who want to get exercise can do it literally on the front lawn. Q: How much will each unit cost per month? A: I think the goal here is is is to bring a compact, high quality living accommodation to this community that would be about 2/3 the size of a studio or a one-bedroom - and by virtue of that, the rent should be two thirds. So if your average rent for a one-bedroom unit is $1,800 a month, you'd be looking at $1,200 a month. That's just simple math. The new proposed six-storey building located just off of Taylor Way will house 199 rental micro-units of approx.
I've known Agnes since the very early days of her business. This family business employs more than 100 people, started in Park Royal they have grown and moved site a few times, they are passionate about what they do and The Polish Bakery supplies a huge number of small independent shops as well as all the major retailers with their distinctive breads, cakes and speciality products and their contemporary Gradz range won the Best Overall Product in the first month of the brand at the World Bread Awards. They keep innovating and listening to their customers, and making delicious products with skill and love. A great story to hear... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Live from the village at Park Royal mall in West Vancouver with loads of goods to giveaway! The Welcome Matt wonders why Jim Benning continues to spend his cap money recklessly. NHL insider Frank Seravalli follows and tells us that the Canucks have their sights set on signing backup goalie Jaroslav Halak, how it’s been all quiet on the offer sheet front, why he likes the Conor Garland contract with the Canucks, and gives the latest on Jack Eichel trade situation. Harman Dayal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on the Nate Schmidt trade to Winnipeg, tells us who could be options for the Canucks on the blueline, and why he thinks the Garland contract is a good deal. Nathalie Rees joins for another edition of the Short List where Nat gives away some incredible prizes from our partners, sponsors and our friends at Park Royal. Jeff Paterson joins for hit daily hit and gives his thoughts on the Schmidt trade, wonders why Elias Pettersson’s camp wouldn’t let negotiations extend into free agency to see if an offer sheet might present itself, why he doesn’t think that Tyson Barrie would be a good fit for the Canucks, tells us what the Canucks needs are, and how he feels about the Garland contract. We play Hot Take and wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Live from the village at Park Royal mall in West Vancouver with loads of goods to giveaway! The Welcome Matt wonders why Jim Benning continues to spend his cap money recklessly. NHL insider Frank Seravalli follows and tells us that the Canucks have their sights set on signing backup goalie Jaroslav Halak, how it's been all quiet on the offer sheet front, why he likes the Conor Garland contract with the Canucks, and gives the latest on Jack Eichel trade situation. Harman Dayal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on the Nate Schmidt trade to Winnipeg, tells us who could be options for the Canucks on the blueline, and why he thinks the Garland contract is a good deal. Nathalie Rees joins for another edition of the Short List where Nat gives away some incredible prizes from our partners, sponsors and our friends at Park Royal. Jeff Paterson joins for hit daily hit and gives his thoughts on the Schmidt trade, wonders why Elias Pettersson's camp wouldn't let negotiations extend into free agency to see if an offer sheet might present itself, why he doesn't think that Tyson Barrie would be a good fit for the Canucks, tells us what the Canucks needs are, and how he feels about the Garland contract. We play Hot Take and wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
New Zealand health officials are in close contact with their Australian counterparts after a second positive case of Covid-19 in Sydney in the past 24 hours.Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said decisions on what steps were needed were being discussed this afternoon."The advice that I had earlier today was that there could be a likely source of transmission, which again, required further investigation."We're in close contact with Australian health officials."He said they were having conversations this afternoon about 2.30pm."We will then know a bit more about what the Australians know and obviously make decisions where we need to."He noted the Northland case earlier this year where there was no lockdown."We're treating cases in Australia the same as we would here ... We are ready to move quickly if we need to."Hipkins added that if there was a pause, it likely wouldn't take effect until tomorrow just because of the logistics of the flights timetable.The latest developments come after New South Wales recorded its second case of Covid today, a day it was revealed a man in his 50s from Sydney's eastern suburbs had returned a positive result.The new case, a woman in her 50s, is the man's household contact.It's believed neither the man nor woman had recently travelled overseas, worked in a hotel quarantine, border or health role, or come into contact with someone who did.NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said officials had managed to trace the source of the man's infection to a case acquired overseas but there are concerns about a missing link.It matched a traveller who arrived from the United States and stayed at the Park Royal at Darling Harbour before being moved into a quarantine facility on April 28.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said earlier today that preparing for "scenarios like these" was all part of having the bubble.She said the traveller from the US was still in quarantine.She added she was happy with how quickly New Zealand was informed of the NSW case and the level of engagement with NSW health officials."So far, that information sharing has been very good."Hipkins said sometimes getting more information makes the decision - whatever it ends up being - more understandable."When you think about the lead times involved in [pausing flights], you want to make sure you're making decisions that are going to stick - rather than say you're going to pause travel and then a few hours later saying you don't need to anymore."The risk is still very low. That doesn't mean there's no risk."The Ministry of Health said today New Zealand officials were in contact with their Australian counterparts following the confirmation of a positive case of Covid-19 in the community in Sydney.A list of locations of interest had been released by New South Wales health and has been published on its website.Those in Australia who were at a location of interest at the specified times were asked to follow New South Wales health advice regarding isolation and testing, and should not travel to New Zealand.New Zealand health ministry officials had requested airlines communicate this message to anyone before flying to New Zealand from New South Wales.- words by Derek Cheng, NZ Herald
A Melbourne man says he has uncovered major flaws in one of Victoria's quarantine hotels. Paul told Neil Mitchell he was given the green light to deliver goods to a friend who was completing 14-days quarantine at the Park Royal. He wasn't asked for identification and was sent up to the fourth floor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Holiday Gift Guide: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Shopping with Nathalie Rees Episode 04: Show Notes. Today we are sitting down with PR and style expert Nathalie Rees, a Vancouverite who works with brands in the lifestyle, fitness, and apparel industries and does collaborations for Park Royal. After she introduces herself and talks about her various roles, we dive into Nathalie's must-have items for this holiday season, which we know is likely to be a bit different this year. But just because you are staying home does not mean you can't get dressed up for at least one evening, so do yourself a favor and buy that sparkly dress or skirt you've been eyeing all season. If comfort is your idea of style, why not jazz up your sweatpants with unusual textures and some bling to go with it? Who said sleep and sportswear can't be glamorous? And when it comes to the guys, we know they love a good staple, from hoodies and sweaters to boots and custom-made wooden watches. Tuning in to this episode, listeners will hear tons of gift ideas, big and small, for men and women of all ages. One thing's for sure: after this year, we all deserve a treat and, whether it is a spa membership or that Peloton bike you've always wanted, now it the perfect time to go for it! Key Points From This Episode: Nathalie gives us a glimpse into her life as a mom, former gymnast, and businesswoman. Where she is now in her career and her role as dot-connector in their agency business. How her past experiences have prepared her to stand out in the social media age. Growing your social media presence by focusing on the audience you already have. Why we should get dressed up this holiday despite what the circumstances might be. The cute hoodies, sweats, and sweaters that are glamorous yet comfy this season. Nathalie pulls some amazing gift ideas from the gift guides she has been working on. Why stackable rings are the best present to give the woman in your life. Keeping in mind that the best gifts are the things people wouldn't buy for themselves. Consider bigger items that will last a long time and can be used by others in the family. Gift certificates for skincare and other self-care treatments are a winner for men and women. Everything you need to know about the jeans you can do squats in! Custom wooden watches, boots, outerwear, and other practical staples for guys. An idea for wrapping, storing, and keeping kids' toys organized and out of the way. Using the opportunity to take a break from the regular holiday craziness this year. Tweetables: “Treat yourself because it has been a crazy year. So, if you see that little black sparkly dress or outfit, go for it and buy it.” — @nathalierees [0:10:45] “I'm really into stackable rings on the jewelry side this year.” —@nathalierees [0:14:57] “The best gift is something that you know someone would really want but they wouldn't necessarily buy for themselves.” — @nathalierees [0:15:49] “Every single guy that I put in a pair of DUERs has just absolutely adored them.” — @nathalierees [0:20:52] Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: www.momsweatsanity.com
Our Special Guest this week is Andy Street CBE, Mayor of West Midlands Combined Authority, former Managing Director of John Lewis. Court Judgments of the week Morris Homes Limited V Cheshire West & Chester Council [2020] EWCA Civ 1516 – an unsuccessful challenge to the Court of Appeal about the lawfulness of a decision of an independent expert appointed pursuant to a 106 obligation to assess affordable housing contributions & whether it was conclusive & binding. RSBS Developments Ltd v (1) SSHC&LG & Anor [2020] EWHC 3077 – a decision of Mrs Justice Laing dismissing appeals to an inspector's decision under section 288 & 289 of the TCPA 1990 relating to the conversion of former offices to flats for residential use & external alterations to the premises. Decisions of the week Secretary of State decision dated 12 November contrary to the inspector's recommendation, dismissing an appeal for the comprehensive redevelopment of Anglia Square Norwich with a residentially led mixed use scheme on account of design & heritage impacts. An inspector's decision 20 November allowing an appeal against the refusal of permission for a 10-storey mixed use building including a hotel, B1a & B2 use on SIL allocated land at Park Royal, London which raise land use & heritage issues. Plus “Praise of the Week” and “Nudge of the Week”
An off-schedule podcast touring the Park Royal Shopping Centre in West Vancouver, British Columbia, in September 2020. Craig and Lee discuss what’s happening at Park Royal in a tour showcasing what’s open and what has closed recently.Retail Insider Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.Shopping Centre Related Details: Park Royal Shopping Centre (property’s website)Retailers mentioned in the commentary/tour and related Retail Insider articles:La Maison Simons: Inside the New Maison Simons Park Royal [Photos]Plenty: PLENTY TO OPEN FIRST STORE OUTSIDE OF BC, IN CALGARYla Vie en Rose: La Vie En Rose Bucks Trend as it Rapidly Expands StorefrontsChange Lingerie: Change of Scandinavia Plans Ambitious Canadian ExpansionSport Chek: Sport Chek Expanding "Hero Concept" Stores NationallyMAC Cosmetics: MAC Cosmetics Launched New Collection Virtually During COVID-19Rolex: Rolex Opens Largest Location in North America, in Vancouver (Photos)Bailey Nelson: Aussie Eyewear Retailer Bailey Nelson Continues Rapid Canadian Store ExpansionTommy Bahama: Tommy Bahama Ramps Up Canadian Expansion PlansJAC by JC: Canadian Fashion Brand ‘JAC by JC’ Announces 35 Stores in China Amid Explosive GrowthMichael Hill: Michael Hill Jewellers on Track for 100 Canadian StoresCarter’s Oshkosh: Biway $10 Store Launches Website as it Prepares to Open 1st Physical Store in November 2020TELUS/Mobile Klinik: Mobile Klinik Professional Smartphone Repair Plans Major Expansion Post-TELUS AcquisitionDOUCHANGLEE: Taiwanese Fashion Brand to Open 1st Canadian Store this Spring and BRIEF: Taiwanese Retailer Enters CanadaSwimco: National Swimwear Retailer ‘Swimco’ Files for Creditor Protection: CEO InterviewLe Chateau: Why it’s a Bad Idea for Le Chateau to Enter the US Market: ExpertAldo Shoes: Canadian Footwear Retailer ALDO Files for and Obtains Creditor ProtectionBoathouse/Herschel: Herschel Supply Opens Vancouver Flagship [Photos]Shaw: Shaw Communications to Open 12 New Concept Stores in Western Canada [Photos]Miniso: Miniso Canada’s Chinese Parent Company Takes Over Canadian OperationsARDENE: Canadian Fashion Retailer ARDENE Launches 1st Menswear Line [Photos]Free People: Free People Reveals Continued Canadian Expansion PlansBrowns Shoes: Browns Shoes Maps Out Early 2019 Store Expansion Amid Continued SuccessLUSH Cosmetics: LUSH Cosmetics Implements ‘People First’ Phased Reopening of Stores in CanadaPeloton: Peloton Enters Canada with Retail ExpansionLevi’s: Levi’s Sees Success in Canadian Concept Store Expansion [Photos]Zara: Zara Opens 2nd Largest Canadian Location [Photos]Kate Spade: Kate Spade Continues Canadian Store ExpansionRYU Apparel: RYU Apparel Continues Canadian Expansion with 3 Openings in 2017LOFT: All Ann Taylor, LOFT and Justice Stores Closing in Canada as US Parent Ascena FilesLululemon Men’s: Lululemon Debuts Men's SpaceSara Pacini: Sarah Pacini Continues Canada-Wide Expansion, Plans More LocationsTesla: Tesla Puts the Brakes on Massive Store ClosuresOak+Fort: Canadian Retailer ‘Oak+Fort’ Expands Product Line as it Grows Network of StoresIcebreaker: Icebreaker Merino Wool Continues ‘TouchLab’ Retail Expansion in CanadaKit and Ace: Chip Wilson Family Sells ‘Kit and Ace’ Fashion Brand to Company CEO Subscribe, Rate, and Review our Retail Insider Podcast!Follow Craig:LinkedIn Instagram TwitterFollow Retail Insider:LinkedIn Facebook Twitter InstagramListen & Subscribe:Apple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastStitcherGoogle PlayShare your thoughts!Drop us a line at Craig@Retail-Insider.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!Background Music Credit: Hard Boiled Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Show #830 Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Sunday 5th July 2020. It’s Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to. Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they’ve built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It’s a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too. IONITY CELEBRATES 250TH FAST-CHARGING STATION IN EUROPE "IONITY, the European fast-charging network, founded in 2017 by BMW Group, Daimler AG, Ford Motor Company and the Volkswagen Group with Porsche AG, and joined by Hyundai Motor Group (Hyundai and Kia) in 2019, celebrates its 250th charging location." says InsideEVs: "The company announced the news on July 3, 2020, about six months since the milestone of 200 stations. The pace of new installations was probably significantly lowered by the COVID-19 lockdown, so we are wondering whether the target of 400 locations by the end of 2020 is still the case. IONITY's website shows that there are 251 stations installed, while another 49 are under construction. Most of the chargers are supplied by Tritium (55%: 569 chargers at 139 stations), followed by ABB (41%: 424 chargers at 108 stations) plus 5 stations with a total of 28 Porsche Engineering chargers." https://insideevs.com/news/432240/ionity-250-fast-charging-station-europe/ TESLA INSTALLS 500TH SUPERCHARGER IN UK & IRELAND "Tesla continues to expand its electric vehicle charging network around the world, following the announcement of its CEO Elon Musk. To meet growing demand, 500 Supercharger devices have now been installed in the UK and Ireland. The first Superchargers appeared in the UK in 2014 and are now available in 63 locations. Tesla has already installed 42 new Superchargers this year, which confirms the company's intention to expand globally." reports Tesmanian: "Previously, the company’s Supercharger Network expansion has slowed down to allow for the ramp in the production of Supercharger V3 units. V3 Supercharging uses the same principle as Tesla’s current Superchargers but adds a 1MW power cabinet to the equation. That means 250kW peak charging rates per car. To date, eight V3 Superchargers have been installed in the UK - all at the brand’s Park Royal service center in London. Model 3 is compatible with the device as standard, and models S and X come with an adapter that allows them to use the same system." https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/tesla-installs-500th-supercharger-in-uk-ireland TESLA UPDATES WARRANTY ON PROBLEMATIC MEDIA UNIT AND TOUCHSCREEN "Tesla has updated its warranty for its already problematic media unit and touchscreen with a ridiculously shorter two-year or 25,000-mile limit." is the wording of electrek today: "As we previously reported, Tesla had a problem with the embedded Multi-Media-Card memory (eMMC) in its original MCU (the central media unit with a touchscreen). It is being overwritten to the point of failure, and many early Tesla owners are having to replace it. This week, Tesla updated the warranty on replacement MCUs and slashed the length of coverage in half." https://electrek.co/2020/07/04/tesla-updates-warranty-problema BUICK TO INTRODUCE VELITE 6 PHEV IN CHINATIC-MEDIA-UNIT-TOUCHSCREEN/ "Buick is adding the VELITE 6 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) to its new energy vehicle (NEV) portfolio in China. The model is expected to be launched this month. The VELITE 6 PHEV will be powered by Buick eMotion electric drive technology that leverages GM’s global electrification expertise." reports Green Car Congress. And don't get that confused with the Buick Velite 7 I've previously reported on: "Based on a variant of the BEV2 platform that the Chevrolet Bolt EV debuted in 2016, the brand-new Buick Velite 7 EV includes a state-of-the-art battery pack that will allow it to offer an electric range of up to 500 kilometers – equivalent to about 311 miles – with a full charge, calculated under the conditions of the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). In China, this makes it the most efficient electric crossover in its class. Aesthetically, the Velite 7 EV boasts a relatively simple design with a distinctive front fascia, and might share a few body panels with the upcoming Chevrolet Bolt EUV. The company has announced that the new high-performance lithium-ion modular battery that mounts the new Buick Velite 7 has a higher energy density, thanks to improved cell chemistry. Additionally, the battery pack has an advanced structural design and BMS thermal management system that meets GM’s global standards" as per GM Authority https://www.greencarcongress.com/2020/07/20200704-buick.html https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/06/brand-new-buick-velite-7-ev-crossover-unveiled-in-china/ TESLA SUPERCHARGING USAGE HITS PRE-COVID 19 HIGHS @elonmusk: "North American Supercharger usage is now at pre-covid high, Europe about a week behind, China & Asia-Pacific in general doing great" TEPCO TO REUSE CHINESE EV BATTERIES FOR ENERGY STORAGE "Japanese utility Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings will launch a storage battery business utilizing used electric-vehicle batteries from China, Nikkei has learned. The plan is to assemble used batteries into a containerized energy storage system to assist renewable-energy plants" writes Nikkei Asian Review: "Transmission and distribution unit Tepco Power Grid will purchase used EV batteries from trading companies in China and elsewhere, combining 20 to 30 vehicles' worth of them into a container-type battery. The batteries will then be sold to solar and other renewable-energy plants for 30% to 50% less than new batteries. Tepco hopes to grow the business into a new revenue stream. EV batteries are generally replaced after seven to 10 years, but the used batteries still have about 70% of their original capacity" https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Energy/Tepco-to-reuse-Chinese-EV-batteries-for-energy-storage AUDI, ENBW TO TURN ELECTRIC CAR BATTERIES INTO GRID SUPPORT TOOLS "Audi and utility EnBW are setting up an electric car battery operation at EnBW's Heilbronn plant to build scaleable storage facilities by the end of this year, drawing on retired batteries to help power grids." according to Car and Bike.com: "Electric vehicle battery recycling and reuse has become a priority for car and battery makers while renewable energy companies face the problem of how to absorb surpluses of wind and solar power to avoid waste and disruption to the stability of grids, slowing the transition to purely carbon-free energy system. Audi has been testing the behaviour of electric car batteries, which represent a third of an EV's unit costs, in a research setting in Berlin for three years. The batteries to be used for the commercial phase of the project come from test cars, which have run hundreds of thousands of kilometres, Kupfer said. "A used EV battery still can function for another three to 10 years," he said." https://www.carandbike.com/news/audi-enbw-to-turn-electric-car-batteries-into-grid-support-tools-2257009 ELECTRIC CAR SCRAPPAGE SCHEME REJECTED BY GOVERNMENT MINISTERS "Hopes of a new scrappage scheme reportedly offering up to £6,000 towards the cost of an electric car have been dashed now that the government appears to have rejected the idea." says the RAC: "The Times reports that a letter from Rachel Maclean, junior minister for transport and the environment, reads: “the government has no plans at this stage to introduce a scrappage scheme.” A similar scrappage scheme was dismissed in 2018 as ministers believed it was “difficult to deliver [and] potentially open to abuse.” At present, the government provides a grant of up to £3,000 only towards the purchase of plug-in cars, although this was cut by £500 in March." https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/motoring-news/electric-car-scrappage-scheme-rejected-by-government-ministers/ [mention for Premium Partners] You can listen to all 829 previous episodes of this this for free, where you get your podcasts from, plus the blog https://www.evnewsdaily.com/ – remember to subscribe, which means you don’t have to think about downloading the show each day, plus you get it first and free and automatically. 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Mon nom est Dragos Ruxandu et je suis courtier immobilier avec Royal LePage Tradition à Saint-Hubert. Je suis aussi le commanditaire du site web Parkbench à Brossard, Saint-Hubert, Saint-Lambert et Greenfield Park. Parkbench est un site web hyper local dont l’objectif est d'encourager les gens à acheter localement, à rester au courant de ce qui se passe dans la communauté et de faire connaissance avec les gens qui vivent et travaillent dans la région. Sur Parkbench vous allez trouver les actualités locales, les événements locaux et tous les coupons ‘’RABAIS’’ des commerçants locaux. Parkbench est un endroit ou on trouve tout ce qu’on à besoin pour rapidement connaître la ville dans laquelle on habite. Tous le monde peut s’inscrire sur Parkbench et recevoir par courriel chaque semaine les événements, nouvelles et les rabais affichés par les commerçants dans la ville choisie. De plus chaque semaine je rencontre un propriétaire d'entreprise à Brossard, Saint-Hubert, Greenfield Park et Saint-Lambert dans le but de faire connaître son entreprise localement. Bonne visite et à bientôt! -Pour connaître les propriétaires des entreprises et rester au courant de tout ce qui se passe à Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Saint-Hubert et Greenfield Park vous pouvez visiter le tout nouveau site web hyper local PARKBENCH.COM -Pour une évaluation rapide et sans frais, vous pouvez visiter EVALUATIONSANSFRAIS.COM -Pour des offres exclusives concernant l'achat ou la vente d'une propriété vous pouvez visiter LATOUCHEMAGIQUE.COM -Pour recevoir toutes les propriétés disponibles sur le marché immobilier, incluant les reprises de finance et les successions, vous pouvez visiter ALERTESIMMOBILIERES.COM -Pour profiter de l'offre ''Votre propriété vendue en 90 JOURS ou c'est GRATUIT'' vous pouvez visiter LAVENTEGARANTIE.COM -Pour avoir accès à de l'information pertinente concernant la vente et l'achat d'une maison ou d'un condo, vous pouvez visiter mon site web DRAGOSRUXANDU.COM
Le déménagement peut être une source de stress lorsqu’on fait l’acquisition de la propriété de nos rêves. L’étape du déménagement est importante et doit être traitée comme une partie d’une transaction réussie.Quelques éléments à considérer lors du déménagement :- Assurez-vous de bien coordonner les dates pour le déménagement- Décidez si vous déménager tout seul ou avec une compagnie de déménagement- Appeler les assurances pour la propriété est les autos- Fait le changement d’adresse pour vos services tel que le câble, cellulaire, Hydro, etc… Pour la liste complète des choses à faire lors d’un déménagement vous pouvez cliquer ICI.Bon succès avec votre projet!À bientôt! Pour connaître les propriétaires des entreprises et rester au courant de tout ce qui se passe à Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Saint-Hubert et Greenfield Park vous pouvez visiter le tout nouveau site web hyper local PARKBENCH.COMPour des offres exclusives concernant l'achat ou la vente d'une propriété vous pouvez visiter LATOUCHEMAGIQUE.COMPour recevoir toutes les propriétés disponibles sur le marché immobilier, incluant les reprises de finance et les successions, vous pouvez visiter ALERTESIMMOBILIERES.COMPour connaître l'état du marché immobilier et avoir accès à de l'information pertinente concernant la vente et l'achat d'une maison ou d'un condo, vous pouvez visiter mon site web DRAGOSRUXANDU.COM
Vous pensez vendre votre propriété et vous êtes à la recherche d’un courtier immobilier avec un plan marketing efficace et prévisible. La plupart des courtiers immobiliers vont inscrire votre propriété sur le système MLS (Centris) et ensuite attendre que la propriété se vende avec l’aide des autres courtiers immobiliers.C’est une approche passive qui risque de vous coûter cher en temps et argent.Mon système marketing a fait ses preuves depuis plus de 10 ans et ce dans plusieurs marchés de la grande région de Montréal.Lorsque vous vendez votre propriété il est important de faire affaire avec un courtier immobilier qui a un plan marketing solide et qui donne des résultats prévisibles.Mon plan de marketing pro-actif est unique sur la Rive-Sud de Montréal. Vous pouvez ''Googler'' mon nom pour vous rendre compte de l’ampleur de mon système marketing.De plus si je ne réussis pas à vendre votre propriété au prix du marché en moins de 90 jours vous ne me payez pas. Aussi simple que ça.Pour avoir mon plan marketing complet vous pouvez CLIQUER ICI.Bon succès avec votre projet!À bientôt!REGARDER LA VIDÉOnbsp; Pour connaître les propriétaires des entreprises et rester au courant de tout ce qui se passe à Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Saint-Hubert et Greenfield Park vous pouvez visiter le tout nouveau site web hyper local PARKBENCH.COMPour des offres exclusives concernant l'achat ou la vente d'une propriété vous pouvez visiter LATOUCHEMAGIQUE.COMPour recevoir toutes les propriétés disponibles sur le marché immobilier, incluant les reprises de finance et les successions, vous pouvez visiter ALERTESIMMOBILIERES.COMPour connaître l'état du marché immobilier et avoir accès à de l'information pertinente concernant la vente et l'achat d'une maison ou d'un condo, vous pouvez visiter mon site web DRAGOSRUXANDU.COM
Une hypothèque est un prêt qui vous aide à acheter une maison ou une autre propriété. La banque vous accorde un prêt hypothécaire selon vos ratios d’endettement. En échange la banque enregistre un lien sur la propriété jusqu’au moment que vous remboursez totalement votre prêt.Lorsque vous avez fini de rembourser votre hypothèque assurez-vous de radier le l’hypothèque légale du registre foncier.Les hypothèques ont différentes caractéristiques qui répondent à des besoins différents. Il est important de comprendre les options et caractéristiques qui vous sont proposées lorsque vous magasinez pour une hypothèque. Cela vous aide à choisir le financement hypothécaire qui répond le mieux à vos besoins.La mise de fonds minime est différente pour chaque type de propriété. Par exemple on peut acheter une maison unifamiliale avec 5% de mise de fonds mais si on veut acheter un triplex la mise de fonds minimale est de 10% dans le cas d’un propriétaire occupant.Le taux d’intérêt est bien sûr important mais ce n’est pas la seule chose à regarder lorsqu’on décide d’acheter une propriété.Pour mieux comprendre les hypothèques vous pouvez CLIQUER ICI.Bon succès avec votre projet!À bientôt! REGARDER LA VIDÉO Pour connaître les propriétaires des entreprises et rester au courant de tout ce qui se passe à Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Saint-Hubert et Greenfield Park vous pouvez visiter le tout nouveau site web hyper local PARKBENCH.COMPour des offres exclusives concernant l'achat ou la vente d'une propriété vous pouvez visiter LATOUCHEMAGIQUE.COMnbsp;Pour créer votre profil VIP directement lié au MLS et recevoir toutes les propriétés disponibles en ce moment vous pouvez visiternbsp;ALERTESIMMOBILIERES.COMPour connaître l'état du marché immobilier et avoir accès à la liste de toutes les reprises de finance, vous pouvez visiter mon site web DRAGOSRUXANDU.COM
Chapter 1 Hot question of the day It's @jillreports's Hot question of the day: A Burnaby man was fired because he complained on Twitter that a $6 holiday gift he got from his multinational employer was less than what his American counterparts received. Should staff who complain about their boss online be fired? Yes, it's inappropriate No, freedom of speech It depends You can vote on Twitter at @CKNW. You can also call the CKNW Buzz Line at (604) 331-BUZZ (2899) and leave your vote there! Chapter 2 Local residents of Iranian descent detained and questioned at U.S. border crossings There are reports today that dozens of Iranians and Iranian-Americans were detained and questioned at the Peace Arch border crossing over the weekend. Sam Sadr is a resident of North Vancouver. He says that this was his experience, and he joins us now to tell us his story. Guests: Sam Sadr North Vancouver resident detained at U.S. border for 9 and a half hours Len Saunders Immigration Lawyer based in Blaine, Washington Chapter 3 A veteran who lost legs in Afghanistan reminds us of the horrors of war NATO's secretary-general is calling for restraint as tensions mount sharply between the US and Iran, after Iran's top general was killed in an American airstrike. Over the weekend, Iran announced it will no longer be bound by all its nuclear obligations. There's been lots of chatter online in recent days that this could prompt an all-out war between the two countries. But what is war actually like? And what are the consequences for those who experience it? Guest: Retired Major Mark Campbell Veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces who fought in Afghanistan Chapter 4 Coastal GasLink halts pipeline construction due to dispute with Wet'suwet'en First Nation Coastal GasLink says it expects construction on a natural gas pipeline to resume this week, after the company was served an eviction notice from a B.C. First Nation. Hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation say in a letter that the company's workers are trespassing on unceded traditional territory. A spokesperson for an Indigenous group confirmed workers and contractors complied with the notice peacefully Saturday night. On December 31st, the BC Supreme Court granted the company an injunction against members of First Nation and others who oppose the pipeline. Guest: Keith Baldrey, Global B.C. Legislative Bureau Chief Chapter 5 Burnaby man fired for complaining about $6 holiday gift from his employer A Burnaby man was fired because he complained on Twitter that a $6 holiday gift he got from his multinational employer was less than what his American counterparts received. Guest: Andrew Goldberg, Employment lawyer, and associate at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP Chapter 6 Crisis in the Middle East: head of NATO calls for restraint as U.S.-Iran tensions rise NATO's secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg is calling for restraint as tensions mount sharply between the U.S. and Iran, after Iran's top general was killed in a U.S. airstrike. Now, a Canadian-led training mission in Iraq is in limbo - It was suspended over the weekend because of this crisis in the Middle East. But Stoltenberg indicated today there are no plans to shut it down permanently. He's defended the training mission as essential for defeating the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. The mission includes 250 Canadian soldiers and is being commanded by a Canadian general. Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Radio producer in Washington D.C. Chapter 7 After Oppenheimer Park homicide, homeless camp pushes back on safety concerns The fatal assault of a man in Vancouver's Oppenheimer Park has critics renewing the push for an injunction against the homeless campers living there. But advocates for those living inside the camp are continuing to push back against safety concerns, arguing more needs to be done to protect what they call a “neighbourhood.” Guest: Chrissy Brett, Liaison for the residents of Oppenheimer Park Chapter 8 What is RapidBus? Translink's new routes are being launched today. TransLink is launching four "Rapid Bus" routes in Metro Vancouver today and two are new to the system. The R-3 Lougheed Highway bus runs between Coqutilam and Maple Ridge, and the R-4 41st Avenue bus runs between the Joyce Station and UBC. The other two routes are the R-1 bus along King George Boulevard in Surrey, and the R-5 down Hastings in Burnaby and Vancouver. A 5th route on Marine Drive between the Phibbs Exchange and Park Royal on the North Shore will launch in the spring. Guest: Kevin Desmond, CEO of Translink
TransLink is launching four "Rapid Bus" routes in Metro Vancouver today and two are new to the system. The R-3 Lougheed Highway bus runs between Coqutilam and Maple Ridge, and the R-4 41st Avenue bus runs between the Joyce Station and UBC. The other two routes are the R-1 bus along King George Boulevard in Surrey, and the R-5 down Hastings in Burnaby and Vancouver. A 5th route on Marine Drive between the Phibbs Exchange and Park Royal on the North Shore will launch in the spring. Guest: Kevin Desmond, CEO of Translink
Craig Patterson, Editor-in-Chief at Retail Insider, watches retail more closely than just about anyone in Canada. He talks about the country's top malls, including Yorkdale in Toronto and Park Royal in West Vancouver; new foreign concepts; entertainment centers West Edmonton Mall and American Dream; and the relationship between high streets and luxury malls. Jean Lambert, Vice President of Research at ICSC talks about a recent consumer survey showing that most people would be willing to live in a mixed-use development attached to a shopping center. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android Listen: WhereWeBuy.show Alexa: Say "Enable the Where We Buy skill" Tweet: @JamesDCook Email: jamesd.cook@am.jll.com Instagram: @jamcoo Leave a message on the Where We Buy hotline. We may use it on an upcoming show. Call (602) 633-4061 Read more retail research here: http://www.us.jll.com/retail Theme music is Run in the Night by The Good Lawdz, under Creative Commons license.
Though the members have all been involved in a variety of projects through the years, Bad Cop/Bad Cop seems like a case of the right band with the right people happening at the right time in life. The Fat Wreck Chords foursome just finished headlining a European tour and they're currently wrapping up a U.S. and Canada jaunt before heading back to California to continue their quest for world domination one great album at a time. Before Bad Cop/Bad Cop's recent concert at X-Ray Arcade in Cudahy, two of the band's members invited My First Band host Tyler Maas up to the club's green room to discuss everything that preceded this project. While their tourmates in War On Women finished up their soundcheck, Jennie Cotterill and Stacey Dee — both singers and guitarists — talked about what led them to their eventual decisions to take up music. Cotterill talked about growing up in the Midwest before moving to California after high school and eventually pursuing a career in art that's included work on Parks & Recreation and Metalocalypse. Meanwhile, Dee spoke about taking up guitar and making a name for herself in Angry Amputees (as featured on Tony Hawk's Underground), Compton SF and playing in a short-lived band called Park Royal during her stint in London. Both members also talked about how much Bad Cop/Bad Cop means to them and what the band is working on at the moment. Oh, and stick around for a quick cameo from some War On Women members at the end of the episode. My First Band is sponsored by Boulevard Brewing and is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”), Angry Amputees ("She Said") and Bad Cop/Bad Cop ("I'm Done").
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In this week’s Adventures of Joseph, Joseph takes off on his adventures round Harlesden, Queen’s Park and then hits up Park Royal on a shopping trip. Package by: Joseph Hughes, Violet, Beverley and Freddy Back to homepage :: Follow us on Twitter :: File Download (17:07 min / 16 MB)
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On this week’s podcast, we’ve been speaking to Shanker Patel, founder and chief executive of Lords Builders Merchants. After first opening its doors in 1985, Lords has grown to its major two and half acre sites at Park Royal and Hayes. For Shanker, business growth has always been in his blood. From helping his father in their family business aged 10 to spending every weekend working when he took over aged 18, Shanker learnt first hand about the practicalities of business. Hear his top tips on how to identify key business opportunities and stand out from your competitors.
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This is a special Amateur Traveler episode that talks about the history of the show. It also includes one of the early episodes (episode 9 on Bad Hotels). It was recorded at the Park Royal resort on Cozumel
This is a special Amateur Traveler episode that talks about the history of the show. It also includes one of the early episodes (episode 9 on Bad Hotels). It was recorded at the Park Royal resort on Cozumel
This is a special Amateur Traveler episode that talks about the history of the show. It also includes one of the early episodes (episode 9 on Bad Hotels). It was recorded at the Park Royal resort on Cozumel
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