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For Episode 188 we have Jarrod Harris and Josh Cohan back on from Jarrod's Place Bike Park. We cover a handful of topics including what Josh & Jarrod have learned since opening Jarrod's Place Bike Park and we went deep on All things Trail Armor – The first line of defense for protecting your Flow Trails, Jump Lines and Berms. There's a lot of great things that Jarrod and Josh have been learning through their development of Trail Armor, but the most important aspect of all of this is that they are taking a chance and pushing innovation, and as we all know innovation breeds innovation and this is definitely a radical innovation! Topics Include: Jarrod's Place backstory on purchasing the land Lessons learned running the bike park since we last talked (Episode 91) The diversity of Trail Experiences at Jarrod's Place The efficiency of operating shuttle trucks The Trail Armor Backstory Working with a carpet manufacturer Testing different materials How Trail Armor is helping to reduce overall costs in maintenance and improving trail consistency. Riding through adverse weather conditions Where Trail Armor is used and not used The Evolution of Trail Armor How Trail Armor is reducing or eliminating erosion including dust erosion Trail Armor is available in various colors Customers using Trail Armor outside of Jarrod's Place Installation and Repair of Trail Armor Cost of Trail Armor How Trail Armor helps to inspire confidence among newer riders Hauling Trail Armor into a job site 80's Movies Art Installations at Jarrod's Place Building a great community at and around Jarrod's Place Closing Comments Trail EAffect Show Links: Jarrod's Place Bike Park: https://jarrodsplacebikepark.com/ For more information about Trail Armor email: info@jarrodsplacebikepark.com Original Jarrod's Place Episode (91): https://www.traileaffectpodcast.com/jarrods-place-bike-park-with-josh-cohan-and-jarrod-harris-91/   Episode Sponsor - Coulee Creative: www.dudejustsendit.com https://www.couleecreative.com/ Trail One Components 20% off Coupon Code: trailpod Trail EAffect Podcast Website: www.traileaffectpodcast.com KETL Mtn Apparel Affiliate Link: https://ketlmtn.com/josh Trail One Components: https://trailone.bike/?ref=XavfBrRJfk4VOh Smith's Bike Shop – 130 Years of Excellence: www.smithsbikes.com   Contact Josh at evolutiontrails@gmail.com This Podcast has been edited and produced by Evolution Trail Services

Jonathan Whitelaw is a Scottish author and journalist now living in Canada who wrote his first novel at the age of 17. He's since published several books in the cozy crime genre, including Morbid Relations and the popular Bingo Hall Detectives series. In the latest episode of the Make Meaning Podcast, host Lynne Golodner interviews Jonathan  about the cozy crime genre, why he's drawn to it and the genre's emphasis on humor, character, and setting. Plus, they discuss his publishing journey, from his first horrible book to being published by a small independent publisher to getting an agent and taking the plunge to become a full-time author. They also explore the differences and similarities between the publishing industry in the UK and Canada and how Jonathan has adapted his marketing to reach a North American audience while still appealing to his loyal UK readers.    In this episode, Lynne and Jonathan discuss:  Why you can write at any age Audience differences between Canada and the UK Genre talk The expansiveness of writing and publishing The popularity of cozy crime during times of crisis The challenge of writing humor Inspiration from in-law relationships The need for luck and endurance in the author journey Writing practice & daily routine Juggling writing, parenting and income-earning Importance of a supportive family and the "village" of the publishing industry Book cover differences between countries Lynne's writing sabbatical in Nova Scotia Finding your audience in different geographical locations   Links and Resources:  The Hobbit Die Hard Lynne's Writing Classes & Programs Nova Scotia Retreat When Words Collide Cozy Mystery Agatha Christie Terry Pratchett The Bingo Hall Detectives Ringwood Publishing Harper North Harper Collins The Village Hall Vendetta LJ Ross Indigo Colleen Hoover   Find  Jonathan Whitelaw: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, you'll like these other Make Meaning Podcast episodes: Episode 158 – Suzanne Nugent – On Character Development Episode 149 – Anne-Marie Oomen – Writing Through Family Episode 134 – Andrew McDiarmid – Simply Scottish Episode 132 – Merryn Glover – Literary Fiction about Place Episode 70 – Elena Reads – How to Stoke a Love of Reading in Kids  

Takes All Over the Place: Episode 150 D**cks out for Harambe! Hi Gemstones! What a week! Have you finished the internet yet? We are certainly trying. Nick's new found health journey has taken a sweet turn, Julie's inability to stay on two feet has ignited an insomnia marathon which has allowed her to watch people eating people on different networks. We laughed, we snorted, and they went to the zoo! Hope you had a great week! Thanks for listening!  Show Notes @1:00-Nick's heath update, snacks and snorts @16:00-We watched it alllll! Yellowjackets I Class of '07 I Survivor I The Challenge I Rabbit Hole I Unstable I Love is Blind @44:00-Rupaul's Dragrace @53:00-Tweets  @1:11:00-Shall we play a game of Linkee

What fuels a multi-passionate life? In this podcast, I interview the most interesting people at the dinner party. These folks have led double-lives for decades and straddled two completely different worlds. For as long as I can remember, I've led a double-life of the practical and the creative. I've built a career in marketing for almost two decades. And now, I work as leadership and executive coach. On the creative side I've been a musician since I was a kid playing the piano, violin, and oboe. Music was my thing! And then I kept it up. As an adult, I've been actively performing opera, classical music, and musical theater since 2001. But for the longest time, I wasn't even sure what we should call ourselves. Renaissance humans? Polymaths? Something-slash-something else?The answer woke me up at 2AM one night. We're Ampersands! We have a big, substantial "and" in what we do. We've poured tens of thousands of hours into our creative endeavors, but we've also risen in our paid professions as leaders in the fields of business, education, technology, medicine, science, and more. The goal of this podcast is to collectively design the Ampersand Manifesto. Why do we continue to lead these double-lives? What does it look like to be balancing and even integrating two big pursuits? And how can our multifaceted endeavors support other Ampersands and the community around us? This season I interview Ampersands from so many different walks of life. I can't wait to introduce you to these multi-talented, passionate people. Join me for the Ampersand Manifesto, season 1. Music Credits: Haas-in-Place Episode 1: Zueignung with Don Atkins (piano) and Jessica Wan (vocals)

EPISODE 135: Your First Target - Financials EPISODE 136: The First Sprints EPISODE 150: Get Your OPS Teams in Place EPISODE 151: Lowest Cost Producer - Where to Start EPISODE 152: First OPS Project EPISODE 166: Building or Enhancing the Customer Data Base EPISODE 167: Resetting the Customer Relationship EPISODE 168: Sharing Your Improvements with Customer EPISODE 186: Getting People Into the Game - Training EPISODE 187: Make It Easy To Perform - Process Improvements EPISODE 188: Earning a Share of the Upside - Variable Compensation

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Many times the first time boat buyer will meet a maritime professional for the first time in the form of a surveyor. Why? How to use it? And the reasons to follow the surveyor closely and take notes.   Maritime regulations are there to make you safe, prevent pollution to the environment, and provide suitable working standards. Training is very much apart of regulations.  If you are buying a 27 ft sail boat with an outboard engine to 160 foot mega yacht all of what I'm going to discuss is important to some degree, but mostly it is important for the captain's confidence and calm state of mind.  Periodic surveys and inspections of ships are carried out to ensure the safety and seaworthiness of vessels. With maritime laws becoming more stringent with each passing year, sea-going vessels have to go through a series of inspections to meet minimum requirements to continue sailing.Annual surveys by classification society are a vital part of a ship's trading eligibility. Thus for a vessel to continue trading, various periodical surveys and certifications by classification society are mandatory to ensure its continued compliance with International regulations and endorsement.Various certificates require annual endorsement after the class surveyor verifies that the conditions, functioning and operational and maintenance requirements of the vessel are complied with.After the class surveyor verifies the same, he endorses the certificates for the annual survey. Annual surveys are namely Safety equipment survey, International oil pollution prevention certificate survey, International air pollution prevention certificate survey, and Safety Radio Survey.Before all these surveys, the companies appoint independent servicing agencies, which are approved to conduct annual servicing and maintenance of equipment such as fire extinguishers, fixed fire extinguishing installations, annual foam compound analysis for fixed foam fire fighting installation, annual servicing and maintenance of lifeboat equipment and launching appliances. Your flag and the rules and regulations. Annual servicing and inspection of equipment systems can be performed by various institutions such as accredited laboratory, service company, maker or manufacturer trained personnel, shore-based maintenance provider, class approved service applier, and service personnel authorized by the flag.The criteria for inspection are being laid by classification societies acting as recognized organizations on behalf of flag states so that requisite certificates are revalidated or issued in line with international regulations.Every flag has streamlined its requirements, and thus accordingly, the classification society develops checklists of inspection programs to harmonise the same. Hauling out your boat before the sale. What is the surveyor looking for?A safety construction survey will be focused on the structural strength of the vessel. It will be assessed for any excessive corrosion of deck or hull, along with the condition of watertight doors, bilge pumping and drainage systems, fire protection equipment, and fixed and portable fire fighting equipment. Fire contraol  International shore connections fixed firefighting equipment.  Training Prerequisites for Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels (OUPV/”6-Pack”)The National OUPV license is limited to uninspected vessels, of less than 100 gross tons, operating on U.S. domestic waters ONLY. Also limited to carrying six or less paying passengers. You must meet all of the requirements established by the USCG National Maritime Center in order to apply for this license. The USCG checklist of requirements is located here on the National Maritime Center website:https://www.dco.uscg.mil/nmc/checklist/. Under National Officer Endorsements for Deck, click on National OUPV Less Than 100 GRT.Important sea service requirements for OUPV:Must be at least 18 years old.Must be able to document 360 days of experience on a vessel, of which at least 90 days must be on Near Coastal/Ocean waters otherwise license will be limited to Inland Waters ONLY. (See: What Counts as Sea Service)90 days of sea service must be within the last 3 years of when you apply.90 days of sea service must be on Ocean or Near Coastal waters or otherwise the license will be limited to Inland Waters only.If you are not a U.S. Citizen, you can apply for this license but it will be limited tonnage and restricted to undocumented vessels.Prerequisites for Master up to 100 Tons on Inland Waters/Great LakesWith a Master license you may operate inspected/commercial vessels and also take more than six paying passengers. You must meet all of the requirements established by the USCG National Maritime Center in order to apply for this license. The USCG checklist of requirements is located here on the National Maritime Center website:https://www.dco.uscg.mil/nmc/checklist/. Under National Officer Endorsements for Deck, click on National Master 100 GL and Inland.Important sea service requirements for Master Inland/GL:Must be at least 19 years old.Must be able to document 360 days of experience on a vessel. (See: What Counts as Sea Service)90 days of sea service must be within the last 3 years of when you apply.The tonnage of the license (25 Ton, 50 Ton, or 100 Ton) that you get, is determined by your experience. See USCG checklist in the paragraph above for the specific tonnage qualifications.If you plan on operating an inspected sailing vessel, you must have a sailing endorsement along with the Master Inland/GL license. The required amount of sea service for a sailing endorsement on a Master Inland/GL license is: 180 days on sail or auxiliary sail vessels.Prerequisites for Master up to 100 Tons on Near Coastal WatersWith a Master license you may operate inspected/commercial vessels and also take more than six paying passengers. You must meet all of the requirements established by the USCG National Maritime Center in order to apply for this license. The USCG checklist of requirements is located here on the National Maritime Center website:https://www.dco.uscg.mil/nmc/checklist/. Under National Officer Endorsements for Deck, click on National Master 100NC.Must be at least 19 years old.Must be able to document 720 days of experience on a vessel, of which at least 360 days must be on Near Coastal/Ocean waters. (See: What Counts as Sea Service)90 days of sea service must be within the last 3 years of when you apply.The tonnage of the license (25 Ton, 50 Ton, or 100 Ton) that you get, is determined by your experience. See USCG checklist in the paragraph above for the specific tonnage qualifications.If you plan on operating an inspected sailing vessel, you must have a sailing endorsement along with the Master Near Coastal license. The required amount of sea service for a sailing endorsement on a Master NC license is: 360 days on sail or auxiliary sail vessels. 6 pac to 100ton near coastal and ocean upgrades to inspected vessels 200t to 1500 ton captain third mate on ships, advanced firfighting, radar plotting and observation and first aid courses.  Able seamanTanker manHazard waste protocols etc.  There is a host of courses and certifications that can be gotten through certified maritime training institutes.  Training becomes part of the package including hull inspections, fire water, environmental oil, etc, electrical safty equipment like resuce boat operators  towing and sailing aux.  Understanding SOLAS: Safety of life at sea Under the regulation, ships should have adequate strength, integrity and stability to minimize the risk of loss of the ship or pollution to the marine environment due to structural failure, including collapse, resulting in flooding or loss of watertight integrity. MARPOL :The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) is the main international convention covering prevention of pollution of the marine environment by ships from operational or accidental causes. The MARPOL Convention was adopted on 2 November 1973 at IMO  IMO ILO: Maritime Labour Convention, 2006The Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (“MLC, 2006”) establishes minimum working and living standards for all seafarers working on ships flying the flags of ratifying countries. And many more. In an inspected vessel it is the responsilbility of the owner and skipper to keep all the regulations on board and up to date.    Mosaic Artist https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KQ6R34RThe Casket Salesman https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NHN1FHTPaulette Mc Williams music https://music.apple.com/us/album/a-womans-story/1522026059The Importance of Place Episode # 10    in fiction published https://issuu.com/liveencounters/docs/le_american_poets_writers_january_2022issuu?fr=sNTQ5ZTQ4MjI3MAListen to past episodesFollow us on FacebookBuy us a coffeeSupport us on Patreon

Before we jump in, this is your quick reminder that today is the last day you can purchase An Integrated Life, which is an 18 lesson audio course—basically 18 podcast episodes with a workbook that you can keep coming back to, and it outlines a framework for you to grow deeper in your faith. Take authority in your home and gain clarity in your work. All for the kingdom of God had to nancyray.com/integratedlife to grab yours today. And if you're listening to this and the deadline has passed, feel free to still go to that link to sign up for the wait list, so you'll be the first to know when it comes back out again. So I have decided to take six months off of social media. No Instagram, no Facebook, no Twitter, no social media. As soon as our fourth baby arrives, I'm going to be spending time with my family and friends in real life, being present and free myself from any obligation to post or share anything for six whole months. In today's podcast episode, I'm going to share more about why I'm doing this and why you might consider doing it, too.   Resources from this episode: An Integrated Life (An Audio Course) Episode 012 - 3 Habits to Put Social Media In It's Place Episode 088 - Book | Digital Minimalism Episode 093 - A Year of Contentment with Reagan Reynolds, Pt. 1 Episode 114 - BFFs, Infertility, and Miracles with Samantha Ray The Graham Cochrane Show, Ep. 105: A Year off Social Media (The Update) Shanna Skidmore's blog: I Quit Social Media for a Year. Here's Why. The Tech-Wise Family, by Andy Crouch Digital Minimalism, by Cal Newport Affiliate links have been used in this post! I do receive a commission when you choose to purchase through these links, and that helps me keep this podcast up and running—I truly appreciate when you choose to use them!

Welcome to this month's edition of the Nancy Ray Book Club, where I choose 12 books to read in a year, and I invite you to join me in reading them, and then I share my takeaways in the book of the month every month. This month I am thrilled to be talking about Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport.  He argues that social media is crazy, it's out of control, it's addictive, it's unhealthy, and yet it's a very real part of our lives. We have got to learn how to live with it and not just live with it, but to live well with it, which in a big part means limiting it.  Digital Minimalism is an answer to this daily, sometimes hourly, struggle that we all face and feel. And honestly, I'm really excited about this episode, and to dive in to my three big takeaways from Digital Minimalism.  For the full show notes, head to nancyray.com/podcast/88.   Resources from this episode: Nancy Ray Book Club Digital Minimalism, by Cal Newport Episode 012 - 3 Habits to Put Social Media in its Place Episode 083 - Book | Rhythms of Renewal Episode 045 - How to Journal Episode 079 - Why I Have a Business Journal Episode 042 - Book | Switch on Your Brain Hands Free Mama, by Rachel Macy Stafford The Tech-Wise Family, by Andy Crouch The Social Dilemma (film) Freedom Affiliate links have been used in this post! I do receive a commission when you choose to purchase through these links, and that helps me keep this podcast up and running—I truly appreciate when you choose to use them!

  When Gardeners Shelter in Place: Episode 4   Today we hear from….     Carolyn Parker is a New York fashion designer turned passionate rose gardener and is the author of two books on roses. She is especially known for her gorgeous rose and garden photography. You will find more about Carolyn via her blog RoseNotes.com and on Facebook and Instagram.        Kathy Jentz is editor and publisher of Washington Gardener Magazine washingtongardener.com. Her mission is to turn black thumbs green. A life-long gardener, Kathy believes that growing plants should be stress-free and enjoyable. Her philosophy is inspiration over perspiration. She has recently launched the GardenDC podcast for Washington, DC area gardeners.   VOICES FROM THE GARDEN A series of broadcasts by gardeners who share with us an intrinsic mix of life lessons, faith stories, and glorious gardening adventures, exclusively on the Rose Chat Podcast. Do you have a story to tell? Record your experience and send it to us at RoseChatPodcast@gmail.com  _____________________________________________ THE SHOW: www.RoseChatPodcast.com Listen to any episode anytime online for FREE! Our Hosts:Chris VanCleave - www.RedneckRosarian.comCreator of the Rose Chat Podcast. Mr. VanCleave is a nationally known rosarian, speaker and advocate for the rose.  Teresa Byington - www.TheGardenDiary.com Co-Host Teresa Byington is a Consulting Rosarian, Master Gardener, writer and a member of the Board of Directors of the American Rose Society. Her garden is a large cottage garden filled with roses and their companions.  Subscribe to Rose Chat Podcast Updates: http://bit.ly/subscribeROSE Join us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  Visit Our Sponsor: Haven Brand Soil Conditionershttp://www.ManureTea.com/shop

In This ‘All Over the Place’ Episode, Curtis Invites you to Listen! Listen! Listen! Boot Camp, Run by a Crazy Instructor! He Also has a Cookoo Conversation with Himself!!!It’s Even Crazier than It Sounds! Take a Listen!Listen! Listen! Listen! is a show hosted by Curtis Elton. Speaking non-stop in each episode, you'd think he'd actually say something Valuable!!!WRONG!!!The show has NO THEME...NO USEFUL INFORMATION...NO, NOT THAT EITHERWhat it does have is funny, non-stop talking lasting approximately 5 minutes per episode. Every episode is Different! Go on, you know you want to, have a listen to Listen! Listen! Listen!New episodes every Tuesday & Thursday. Stay tuned for more of Listen! Listen! Listen!

This week we are so pleased to sit down with Jamie Vickery to discuss how disasters affect people experiencing homelessness, and some of the deeper issues at play that are too often overlooked. We cover emergency response, policy, trust and narratives, and consider how we might challenge a culture that normalizes homelessness as a cautionary tale.    Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @DisastersDecon Join the Community at Discord Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!    Further information:   National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty Global Statement of Solidarity and Action to #ProtectTheUnhoused From COVID-19 National Alliance to End Homelessnes, "Coronavirus and Homelessness" National Healthcare for the Homeless Council, "Coronavirus and Housing/Homelessness" U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Exchange, "Disaster Recovery Homelessness Toolkit" Institute of Global Homelessness, "COVID-19 Homelessness Resources" Unsheltered in Place - Episode 398 of 99 Percent Invisible Podcast   Our guests:   Jamie Vickery (@JamieVickery)   Music this week from "Higher Place" by Sheperd.   

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur discuss the necessity of having documents in place, in order to feel secure with your future plans. Joe talks about the unpredictable emergencies that can come up in life and how having health care directives is necessary way to protect yourself from the uncertainty of the future no […] The post Having Papers in Place [Episode 75] appeared first on Joseph E. Cordell.

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In this episode I spoke to Borja Rodriguez, the founder of Vacation Marbella. After quitting his job in finance he decided to try his hand at the vacation rental business. He started by sub-leasing a few properties on Airbnb, Booking.com and VRBO and in less than three years later he has grown a full fledged business manage over 70 properties with 16 employees. To get a full idea of his operation you can watch the Marbella episode of Sense of Place where you can see his whole operation. If you want to try out Airbnb and as host or traveler please use my link to get $40 off your first trip. The sponsor for this show is My Retirement Rehab. Click here and get a complete education in retirement in the new economy   Show Notes: -  Sense of Place Episode 6 - Marbella - First Who, Then What (5:30) - Borja’s background (8:36) - His business strategy (9:40) - How he built it into a stable, scalable business (11:40) - His hiring practices (13:25) - Is it hard to be an entrepreneur in Spain? (16:00) - Options for financing a vacation rental business (19:20) - Is the vacation rental market becoming too competitive? (28:40) - How to drive traffic to your vacation rental website (34:20) - Which websites are the best to use to get bookings (36:30) - Which management softwares to use. (38:00) - Meet the guest or self check in? (46:30) - How becoming an entrepreneur has improved his life. (49:00) - Some other good locations. (51:15) - Recommendations to get started in Vacation Rentals. (52:30) - Borja’s recommendations to aspiring entrepreneurs (54:00) Links from the Podcast: Matt Landau Heather Bayer David Angotti Wheelhouse Yourwelcome