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Ant smugglers caught with hundreds of prized insects in Kenya...did you know a giant African 'Harvester' Ant can fetch $220 on the black market? Newly decoded Roman scroll reveals that ancient tax cheats got fed to leopards, What the hell crashed through the roof of a South New Jersey auto shop?

Retired agent Vito Roselli reviews his investigation of a bank robbery conspiracy operated by a violent West Philadelphia crew whose members were responsible for robberies in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and South New Jersey suburbs and the vicious home invasion assault of an elderly couple. One of Vito's subjects, Chris Booker, convicted of multiple violations, including bank robbery and murder, takes part in the case review with Vito. Vito Roselli served in the FBI for 26 years.    Check out episode show notes, photos, and related articles: https://jerriwilliams.com/326-vito-roselli-with-chris-booker-west-philly-bank-robbery-conspiracy/     Retired agent Vito Roselli is prominently featured on the new podcast, There and Gone: South Street. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/there-and-gone-south-street/id1751733221?i=1000658784509   Buy me a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JerriWilliams Join my Reader Team to get the FBI Reading Resource - Books about the FBI, written by FBI agents, the 20 clichés about the FBI Reality Checklist, and keep up to date on the FBI in books, TV, and movies via my monthly email. Join here. http://eepurl.com/dzCCmL  Check out my FBI books, non-fiction and crime fiction, available as audiobooks, ebooks and paperbacks wherever books are sold. https://jerriwilliams.com/books/    

SummaryNancy Schneider, a Philadelphia retiree shares her experience of retiring in the city. Philadelphia is located on the East Coast of Pennsylvania, with easy access to New York City, Washington DC, and the Jersey coast. The city has a temperate climate and offers a variety of quick getaways, including New York, the Jersey Shore, and nearby gay towns like New Hope and Rehoboth. Philadelphia has a vibrant LGBTQ neighborhood known as the Gayborhood, but being gay is accepted throughout the city. The city has a rich arts and culture scene, with attractions like the Kimmel Center, Walnut Street Theater, Museum of Art, Barnes Museum, and more. The cost of living in Philadelphia varies depending on the neighborhood, but there are affordable options available. The city is walkable and offers convenient public transportation options. Philadelphia's food scene is exceptional and offers a wide variety of cuisines, including Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese, African, and more. The city is known for its sports culture, with basketball, football, and baseball being popular. Crime is a factor to consider, but the new mayor is taking action to address it. Philadelphia has excellent healthcare options, with renowned hospitals and a high number of doctors. The city has an urban lifestyle with walkability and access to arts, culture, and entertainment. Philadelphia offers easy access to travel, including an international airport. Pennsylvania offers tax benefits for retirees, including tax exemptions for retirement income, 401K withdrawals, IRAs, pensions, and social security. The state has the lowest flat tax rate in the country and provides property tax and rent rebate programs. The cost of living in Pennsylvania is slightly below the national average, and the average sales tax rate is 6.17%. Transportation savings include discounts on auto insurance for drivers aged 55+, free bus, subway, and trolley rides for seniors over 65, $1 regional rail rides during off-peak hours, and discounted bridge tolls for drivers aged 65+ with a New Jersey EZPass.Overall, Philadelphia is considered a hidden gem in the Northeast. Check out this link and video about LGBTQ+ healthcare at Cooper at Cooper University HealthCare in South New Jersey. (3.7 miles and 14 minutes from Philadelphia) https://www.cooperhealth.org/services/cooper-proud-lgbtq-health?utm_source=pgn&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PGN

SummaryNancy Schneider, a Philadelphia retiree shares her experience of retiring in the city. Philadelphia is located on the East Coast of Pennsylvania, with easy access to New York City, Washington DC, and the Jersey coast. The city has a temperate climate and offers a variety of quick getaways, including New York, the Jersey Shore, and nearby gay towns like New Hope and Rehoboth. Philadelphia has a vibrant LGBTQ neighborhood known as the Gayborhood, but being gay is accepted throughout the city. The city has a rich arts and culture scene, with attractions like the Kimmel Center, Walnut Street Theater, Museum of Art, Barnes Museum, and more. The cost of living in Philadelphia varies depending on the neighborhood, but there are affordable options available. The city is walkable and offers convenient public transportation options. Philadelphia's food scene is exceptional and offers a wide variety of cuisines, including Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese, African, and more. The city is known for its sports culture, with basketball, football, and baseball being popular. Crime is a factor to consider, but the new mayor is taking action to address it. Philadelphia has excellent healthcare options, with renowned hospitals and a high number of doctors. The city has an urban lifestyle with walkability and access to arts, culture, and entertainment. Philadelphia offers easy access to travel, including an international airport. Pennsylvania offers tax benefits for retirees, including tax exemptions for retirement income, 401K withdrawals, IRAs, pensions, and social security. The state has the lowest flat tax rate in the country and provides property tax and rent rebate programs. The cost of living in Pennsylvania is slightly below the national average, and the average sales tax rate is 6.17%. Transportation savings include discounts on auto insurance for drivers aged 55+, free bus, subway, and trolley rides for seniors over 65, $1 regional rail rides during off-peak hours, and discounted bridge tolls for drivers aged 65+ with a New Jersey EZPass.Overall, Philadelphia is considered a hidden gem in the Northeast. Check out this link and video about LGBTQ+ healthcare at Cooper at Cooper University HealthCare in South New Jersey. (3.7 miles and 14 minutes from Philadelphia) https://www.cooperhealth.org/services/cooper-proud-lgbtq-health?utm_source=pgn&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PGN

Guys! We have a new Haunt arriving next season in the Voorhees Town Center in South New Jersey! Fear Village sounds like something Brand New so make sure you watch our Interview with this Very Creative Man. Horror Meets Haunts in this Interview! Make sure you follow all of their Social Media for updates, you can find them below! https://www.facebook.com/FearVillage https://www.instagram.com/fearvillagehaunts/ #hauntedhouse #halloween #haunts #haunted #hauntedstories #hauntseason #spooky #spookyseason #new #newhaunt --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jarad-hagerty/support

Matt Phillp talks with culture writer Marcie Bianco, author of Breaking Free: The Lie of Equality and the Feminist Fight for Freedom about her childhood growing up working class in South New Jersey with a father who, as she puts it “erased himself” and how that foundation informs her perspective on society and politics today.  They talk about how her family dynamic shifted when she got a sports scholarship to Harvard, a moment that changed her life forever, how she learned to defend herself at an early age against her father's violent outbursts, and what it means to throw off the shackles of systemic oppression and create a life of your own making.  Given how bleak it is to truly look at systemic, white patriarchal oppression - another manifestation of father-centric culture if ever there was one - and how it continues to play out in myriad ways for anyone who isn't a straight white man, Marcie's take on culture and her book are both fundamentally hopeful, even if she initially struggled to find that sense of hope. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tell-me-about-your-father/support

This week Joel takes listeners to New Jersey for the first time on the podcast. Joining Joel is Jon Miller, VP of South Jersey for New Jersey Craft Beer. They talk through a variety of topics, such as the complex beer laws, how the breweries are laid out, local ingredients, and much more! From Portland, Maine to San Diego, California. Austin, Texas to Duluth, Minnesota. The bright lights of New York City to the farmland of rural Iowa. Brewery Travels plans to run the gauntlet of locations, providing in-depth information on as many places as possible. With episodes coming out weekly on Tuesdays, Brewery Travels is where you can get your fix if you enjoy a craft beer or traveling. Cheers! DRINK LOCAL EVERYWHERE! Follow Joel's travels on social media: Twitter: @brewerytravels Instagram: @brewery_travels Website: www.thebrewerytravels.com Brewery Travels - Episode 86: South New Jersey - Feat. Jon Miller

My book is about my interpretation of good over evil, how God takes a simple young man to a man with true values, who became a warrior of God and charity and humbleness to the end, and how God shows how wisdom is the only way to live, the ugliness of violence and crimes to the man that finds unconditional love in a woman that needs her knight and shining armor. Jonathan Miller was born in Easton, PA. His family comes from Philadelphia and South New Jersey. A fact he's proud of is that the U.S. Constitution was read in Easton Center Square on July 8, 1776. Also Easton is the headquarters of Crayola. He graduated high school and trade school in auto mechanic. He is active in his Lutheran Church and does his best to live by God's Word. You can purchase the book HERE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steve-richards/support

Episode 5Are you a young college graduate dreaming of buying your first home? Or perhaps you're looking for expert insights into the real estate market in South New Jersey? In this engaging podcast episode, we sit down with David Marcantuno, a seasoned real estate agent, to explore a wealth of advice on purchasing a home.www.vinujosephfilms.comContact us if you have any crime stories that we should coverinfo@vinujosephfilms.com

A eyewitness report from a very obscure modern ufo crash case in southern New Jersey that had multiple eyewitnesses and full investigation over in 1991 presented by a child of one of the main eyewitnesses. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beyondtopsecrettexan/support

Bill Duffy was from a particular generation of Tower Store Managers; started in the mid 80's to early 90's, spent 15-20 years with the company and was still looked upon as a “newbie”. But Bill broke that mold big time to both the joy and concern of the seasoned and hardened Tower Managers and Regionals. Bill was a General Manager for only 6 years before being promoted into a Regional Manager capacity; light speed in Tower's culture. And two years later to be promoted to Vice President of North American Operations? What did this guy have, to move at warp speed through the Tower Records ecosystem? Bill will tell us how he remembers it all. From his time working for a South New Jersey indie record chain to Assistant Manager under Eric Wood at Cherry Hill NJ. After a couple years running his first store in Nanuet NY, Bill came back to the Philadelphia area running the iconic store on South Street in Philadelphia. From there Bill was based out of Texas, a move he initially resisted. His final four years with the company, as VP of North American Ops were the final four years of the company. Through it all, despite circumstances seemingly limiting the opportunity for innovation, Bill brought a sense of possible renewal to the way Tower Records ran its stores until the clock finally ran out. Join us on the first episode of our 2nd year as we discuss the impact Tower had on the management style and continuing evolution of Bill Duffy. 

Today's guest is Randi Goldstein- Casey, Owner, Vice President/ Funeral Director of Goldsteins', Rosenberg's Raphael-Sacks, Inc. Funeral Home is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Bucks County, PA, and South New Jersey.Randi served as a Bereavement Facilitator, is the 3rd generation Funeral Director and is very active in her Jewish and local suburban communities. Randi discussed with Betsy the interfaith funerals, the importance of prearrangements in planning a funeral, why it is important to have your wishes known, what to look for when choosing a funeral director, and what a funeral director does.Randi said, "It is a gift to the family members to have your wishes known and to have prearrangements made." Also discussed, was how a Jewish Funeral Home knows how to prepare for an Orthodox or Conservative Jewish Funeral. Also, Randi can help guide you to Jewish Funeral Homes and those who do Interfaith services if you live out of the Philadelphia or New Jersey area!For more information, use this URL: The importance of prearrangements

DENNIS MOROLDAJoin Wes Tankersley on this episode of Shaping Success as he speaks to Dennis Morolda about his story of success of teaching young men how to be men.Dennis grew up playing sports in South New Jersey and asked himself what is a man and how should men act since he had a troubled relationship with his father. He went to College in South Jersey and majored in Education and Sociology.  His path to success started when he did an internship helping At Risk boys as an Assistant Group Counselor. He interacted with kids who had trouble with the law and came from single family homes with absent or non-competent fathers. His job at the time was to observe how the counselors interacted with the kids. Eventually he was hired as a van driver. He went to school at his college then pick up the kids from their homes in the bad areas, take them to where they would have their sessions, then drive them home. He found that these drives home were therapy sessions for the kids.  The kids would open up to him and tell him things they weren't telling the licensed therapists. He realized that this was his calling and became his living passion. His third day of teaching was September 11, 2001. The World Trade Center could be seen from the school. This event made him realize the kids need the following things: A need to be heard, competence, fun, relationships, a feeling of community, and safety which is the most important.  Dennis set himself up for success by realizing he loved leadership, so he got his Masters in Educational Leadership to become a principal. He taught for 4 ½ years  before becoming an assistant principal in 2005. The kids getting into trouble were 90% boys, and he knew something had to be done. No one was doing anything, so he decided to start a boys social group called Building Men. There would be 20 to 25 boys would meet an hour before school. There he did team building where the boys would talk about what is happening in their lives.  Dennis asked them what does it mean to be a man? Success meaning for these boys was to be bigger, faster, stronger, six-pack abs, beards and tattoos, and many sexual conquests. They also said it was accumulation of material things such as cars, money, and houses. Dennis pointed out that these things can be easiCheck out our sponsor The Warriors Collection for coffee, gear and more use code TANK at check out for a special Discount! https://warriorscollectionbrand.com/ Check out our sponsor Tattooed and Successful @tattoedandsuccessfulco use code TANK at check out for a special Discount! https://tattooedandsuccessful.com/Support the showFor merchandise, podcast and youtube: https://linktr.ee/wes.tankersley Join the Success Warrior Crew Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/successwarriorcrew/ This Episode of Shaping Success is brought to you by Terry Levy at Parkway Chevrolet in Tomball Texas. If you are in the market for a new car or truck give Terry a call at 346-273-1042 thats 346-273-1042 and let Terry help you out. Don't forget The best Way is Parkway! Check out our sponsor Tattooed and Successful @tattoedandsuccessfulco use code TANK at check out for a special Discount! https://tattooedandsuccessful.com/ Check out our sponsor The Warriors Collection for coffee, gear and more use code TANK at check out for a special Discount! https://warriorscollectionbrand.com/ Follow Shaping Success https://shapingsuccesspodcast.buzzsprout.com/ Email Wes@westankersley.com for guest ideas or to be on the show!

***A QUICK WARNING***: This episode contains raw depictions of traumatic events, which include sexual abuse/violence towards minors and mention of a suicide attempt. Listener discretion is heavily advised. Rex ShadesEagle overcame his addiction after 27 years by addressing his childhood pain. From the age of six to twelve, he was subjected to physical and sexual abuse until being expelled onto the streets for retaliating against his abuser. On the streets of South New Jersey, he would learn how to hustle, lie, cheat, and steal.  Rex kept using heroin for the next 20 years, going in and out of jail, until one night in October 2013 when the lies crumbled and a new man emerged.

Today in 1980, six counties in southern New Jersey voted on whether they should strike out on their own and become a separate state of South Jersey. And five of those counties actually voted yes! Plus: the Peace Tower on Canada's Parliament Hill has a giant clock that cannot ever be turned backwards. So how does it handle the end of Daylight Saving Time? South Jersey voted to secede from NJ (App.) The 10 Most Iconic Clock Towers in the World (Architectural Digest) No matter which state you're in, you can help support this show as a backer on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/support

Jon Burk grew up in South New Jersey, just outside of Philadelphia. In the mid 70's he was a teenage Beatles fanatic and all he wanted to do as a young man was work in a record store.  Jon never worked at Tower Records, but he did put in his time, working several years for the Listening Booth record chain where he specialized in doing displays, i.e. visual merchandising. He made his move to the distribution side after banning the local CEMA Distribution merchandiser for producing lousy displays. He talked his way into the position and a career in record distribution was Jon's. Meeting the Tower brass before opening and then calling on Tower Records' first Philadelphia store was a treat for Jon, until he had to regularly track down buyers for orders. After Philadelphia, Jon headed up and staffed CEMA's Boston office, where working on Marketing ideas with Tower Newbury's Robert Stapleton was “kismet”. His appreciation for the store's Art Department was significant as well. Jon's declared his biggest win in Music Distribution to be building the Blue Note Lounge in the lobby of Tower Newbury's Jazz department. Enjoy this week's episode where in addition to Tower Records we discuss one hit wonders, being a Beatles fanatic in the 70's, the upside and dark side of making your bones in the music business in Philadelphia, Philly radio's role in the music business overall and bringing it all back home at the World Premiere screening of “All Things Must Pass” in Los Angeles and catching up with all the Tower people he partnered  and did battle with in this heady years of record stores. 

In this episode we sit down with Barshay Graves, author of the book B.R.O.K.E and budding entrepreneur. He talks about his challenges, setbacks, and pure desire to continue on his path of building wealth. We also talk about how he finances his deals with bridge loans and credit cards. You'll always need money to purchase real estate, it just doesn't have to be YOUR money. Atlantic city started to become the topic of conversation when scaling your rental portfolio. A lot of exciting things are happening in that market! All that and more! Don't miss this episode! 

Meet Matt! He was born in a small town in South New Jersey in a Christian family. He is a missionary and a husband to Stacey as well as a father to 4, soon to be 5, beautiful kids. Take a moment to get to know him and how and why he came to Mississippi. Matt's words of wisdom: In your relationship with God, obedience is more important than achievement and success. And when you are obedient in small things, you may discover later that it was not small at all. Another important thing that Matt emphasized is that love without obedience isn't love at all. "If you love me, you will keep my commandments." John 14:15

Dr Scott Glassman is a psychologist and author of A Happier You: A new Seven-Week Program to Transform Negative Thinking into Positivity and Resilience. He teaches counseling at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he serves as the Associate Director of the Master's Program in Mental Health Counseling.  Scott is also a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers and has been a speaker in many organisations in the US.  He is also a contributor to the Health Section of The Philadelphia Inquirer.  Scott and his wife live in South New Jersey with their son and are lifelong Philadelphia Eagles fans. Contact Scott at http://scottglassman.comContact Donna HERERemember to subscribe to get updates of Ready! Set! Goal! Podcast episodes. You can  purchase Change is not a Scary Word book HEREFeel free to share this podcast with someone who needs help to reach their goal. The Unlikely Marathoner by Donna Campisi can be purchased from Amazon HERE

Many parts of New York City and Philadelphia were underwater overnight.....while tornadoes were ripped through neighborhoods in South New Jersey. We'll go In Depth on all of it.And dangerous weather proves yet again that the country's aging infrastructure is unprepared to deal with the extremes of climate change.We'll also look at a landmark decision by the Supreme Court, NOT to put the Texas abortion restriction law on hold. Is it the beginning of the end of Roe V Wade?A huge study on masking seems to prove, yet again, that face masks really do reduce transmission of the coronavirus ... but what kind of mask should you be using?The chip shortage that just won't let up has now forced GM to stop production at most of its US plants.And at the end of today's show, we continue with the recall candidates...today ..... Caitlyn Jenner. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Many parts of New York City and Philadelphia were underwater overnight.....while tornadoes were ripped through neighborhoods in South New Jersey. We'll go In Depth on all of it. And dangerous weather proves yet again that the country's aging infrastructure is unprepared to deal with the extremes of climate change. We'll also look at a landmark decision by the Supreme Court, NOT to put the Texas abortion restriction law on hold. Is it the beginning of the end of Roe V Wade? A huge study on masking seems to prove, yet again, that face masks really do reduce transmission of the coronavirus ... but what kind of mask should you be using? The chip shortage that just won't let up has now forced GM to stop production at most of its US plants. And at the end of today's show, we continue with the recall candidates...today ..... Caitlyn Jenner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a difficult birth on a stormy night, the 13th child of Mother Leeds was born, and transformed himself into a grotesque, winged creature.  He roams the Pine Barrens of South New Jersey to this very day. Edited by Mckenzie WilkesTheme song by Ian Frost

Get ready for another exciting episode from a fellow technician out of the South New Jersey area. Dale will be telling what she had gone through to become a technician and some helpful tips to any woman getting into the industry. We also got to discuss a few rodent tips on how to set traps and the different methods to getting them caught. That's not it, Dale asks Daniel what he would tell new technicians.... I won't tell you what he said, that is something you will have to listen to straight from him. Questions or if you want to be a guestInstagram: @dandapestpodcastEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: www.dandapestpodcast.com

On today’s podcast: Tesla to launch Full Self-Driving subscription by Summer Rivian shares details on the R1T pickup’s clever battery heating strategies Xpeng P7 with cobalt-free LFP battery is about to arrive Blade Battery-Powered BYD Tang Finally Coming To Norway In Late Summer Polestar to Open 15 New U.S. Retail Showroom First Publicly Traded Global EV Charging Network the First US City to Ban New Gas Pumps   Show #1008   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Monday 1st March. 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.   TESLA TO LAUNCH FULL SELF-DRIVING SUBSCRIPTION WITHIN 4 MONTHS "Elon Musk says that Tesla will launch its subscription service for its Full Self-Driving package within the next three to four months. Get ready for a high monthly premium, though." says electrek: "Musk confirmed on Twitter that the timeline is now “for sure” during the second quarter of 2021, which puts the release between April and June. The CEO also reiterated that it will still be a “better long-term deal” to outright buy the Full Self-Driving package. That’s something that Musk has emphasized many times over the last year since the subscription service became more likely. The subscription service is expected to cost over $100 per month, and the price could go up with the purchase price. Musk has been claiming that Tesla vehicles will gain in value due to their self-driving capability, which could generate revenue through an upcoming self-driving ride-hailing network that Tesla is planning to release later this year."   https://electrek.co/2021/03/01/tesla-launch-full-self-driving-subscription-within-4-months/   RIVIAN SHARES DETAILS ON THE R1T PICKUP’S CLEVER BATTERY HEATING STRATEGIES "Rivian engineers visited one of North America’s largest cold-weather testing facilities in Minnesota to refine the R1T and R1S vehicles’ dynamics and battery performance. While there, Rivian engineers tested self-heating strategies for its battery pack. According to the Control Integrations Engineer, Rivian’s battery was designed to operate up to an ambient temperature of -40°F (-40°C). R1 vehicles use a central cold plate to efficiently heat or cool their batteries and maintain the cells’ optimum temperature." according to TEslarati: " the VP for Propulsion Powertrain, stated that Rivian’s R1T vehicles could soak for a long time in -40°F and still operate fine once properly heated. However, it would take 20 minutes to heat the battery enough to use the car’s full power and optimal battery performance."   XPENG P7 WITH COBALT-FREE LFP BATTERY IS ABOUT TO ARRIVE "In China, the Xpeng P7 with a cobalt-free LFP battery will become available to buy in just two days. We now have more details to compare this cobalt-free version to the standard one with a NCM 811 battery, also from CATL." says Pedro at PushEVs: "Unfortunately, LFP battery cells currently made by CATL aren’t very energy dense. Right now, LFP battery cells made by Guoxuan and BYD seem to be more advanced."   Xpeng P7 with LFP battery   Capacity: 60,2 kWh Range: 480 km (NEDC) Fast charging: 30 minutes (from 30 to 80 %) Starting price: around 200.000 yuan (25.659 euros)     Xpeng P7 with NCM 811 battery   Battery cell maker: CATL Capacity: 70,8 kWh Range: 586 km (NEDC) Motor: 196 kW Fast charging: 28 minutes (from 30 to 80 %)   Starting price: 229.900 yuan (29.496 euros)   https://pushevs.com/2021/03/01/xpeng-p7-with-cobalt-free-lfp-battery-is-about-to-arrive/   BLADE BATTERY-POWERED BYD TANG FINALLY COMING TO NORWAY IN LATE SUMMER "BYD has released more details and updated plans for the market launch of the Tang model in Norway, announced first in Spring 2020 with customer deliveries initially expected for January 2021. The Tang will be offered in a 7-seat, well-equipped version for 599,900 NOK (€58,181/$70,077) with a 86.4 kWh battery for up to 505 km (314 miles) of NEDC range (no WLTP rating yet)." Says InsideEVs: "The battery itself is the new Blade Battery - lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) chemistry in a cell-to-pack (CTP) system. The production of BYD Tang for Norway is expected to start in the second quarter, while first customer deliveries - through RSA, a sole Norwegian distributor - should start in late summer. BYD aims at the family market, highlighting 7 seats and "extremely high level of equipment" as key selling points for the Tang. Interestingly, there are over-the-air software updates implemented"   2021 BYD Tang (Norway) specs: 505 km (314 miles) of NEDC range 86.4 kWh battery (Blade Battery - LFP; 166 Wh/kg) 0-100 km/h (62 mph) in 4.6 seconds dual motor all-wheel drive DC fast charging up to 110 kW (CCS Combo 2)   https://insideevs.com/news/491450/blade-battery-byd-tang-finally-coming-norway/       And some headlines: POLESTAR TO OPEN 15 NEW U.S. RETAIL SHOWROOMs in 2021. - Austin, Texas, Boston, Denver, Seattle, South Florida and Washington D.C., Atlanta, Central and South New Jersey, Connecticut, Dallas, Detroit, Minneapolis, Phoenix and Orange County, Calif.   IONIQ 5 ACHIEVES HIGHEST EVER DEMAND FOR A NEW HYUNDAI CAR LAUNCH IN EUROPE - The world premiere of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 was followed by the highest number of European customer enquiries of any new car launch for the brand. The 3,000 units of the limited edition IONIQ 5 Project 45 were almost three times over-subscribed within 24 hours of reservations opening.   ChargePoint Becomes the World’s FIRST PUBLICLY TRADED GLOBAL EV CHARGING NETWORK - At the close of the transaction, ChargePoint had approximately $615 million in cash (prior to payment of its outstanding term loan), which it anticipates will fund ongoing operations and to support the expansion of the Company’s commercial, fleet and residential businesses in North America and Europe.   Petaluma, California Is THE FIRST US CITY TO BAN NEW GAS PUMPS - "Petaluma, California, city council unanimously voted to become the first city in the United States to ban both the construction of new gas stations as well as the addition of more gas pumps to existing stations, reports Gizmodo. The city already put a two-year moratorium on building new gas pumps in 2019, so this new vote really just makes it permanent. 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Monica Chasten grew up in Vineland, NJ, close to the South New Jersey beaches where her parents and grandparents fostered her love for the coast. With a talent in math and science, she started looking at the coast in a different way, wondering why the waves would break the way they did and how “piles of rocks” could protect the fragile shoreline. She translated her passion into a 35-year career as a coastal engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Monica was the moving force leading Philadelphia District to become the third EWN Proving Ground in 2016. In this episode, we talk about her work and her collaboration with other scientists and engineers to advance coastal dredging practices and the beneficial use of dredged material.   As a Project Manager for the District’s Operations Division, Monica’s role involves maintaining coastal navigation channels in New Jersey and Delaware, which includes the 117-mile New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway.  She is also the lead for the District’s Engineering With Nature efforts.   In 2012, Superstorm Sandy devastated the coast, which, as Monica describes, “was, in my lifetime and in my professional experience, the worst storm that has hit the New Jersey coastline.” With roads closed, Monica visited the area by boat to assess the navigation channels. She observed houses in the bay, navigation channels blocked with sediment, and debris everywhere.  Her mission was to restore navigation, given the life safety issues associated with shoaling in the federal channels.   For years, the Corps had been looking at how best to use sediment. People generally accepted that there were better options than basically “throwing dredged material away” in upland areas, but traditional policies and standard practices often presented obstacles to trying anything different. Post-Sandy, however, more favorable conditions for innovation emerged that provided opportunities to apply Regional Sediment Management and Engineering With Nature to produce a range of value through beneficial use.     Working with colleagues across the Corps, the state of New Jersey, private industry, and non-profit organizations, Monica initiated pilot programs that put EWN principles into practice for which she received the EWN Leadership award in 2016. One project involved dredging the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway navigation channel and using the sediment to restore nearby Mordecai Island, a critical habitat and protective buffer that was degrading because of erosion. Because of her persistence, sediment dredged from the navigation channel was placed to stabilize the most vulnerable section of the island. This effort complemented the work of others, including the State of New Jersey and the Mordecai Land Trust, and served to protect this valuable habitat, while providing an important buffer against waves and destructive storm surge for the nearby community. Other pilot projects undertaken in partnership with the State of New Jersey and others in the Cape May Wetlands Wildlife Management Area included the Avalon marsh enhancement and Ring Island habitat creation projects.   After successfully completing several projects, the Corps, the State of New Jersey and The Wetlands Institute launched the Seven Mile Island Innovation Lab (SMIIL). The initiative is designed to advance and improve dredging and marsh restoration techniques in coastal New Jersey through innovative research, collaboration, knowledge sharing and practical application. SMIIL has brought together a diverse group of organizations to test, demonstrate and innovate in delivering engineering, environmental and societal benefits.       Sediment is an important resource that can be used to protect the wetlands.  In turn, the wetlands help protect coastal communities. Throughout our conversation, Monica highlights the importance and value of collaboration on science, research and development. She talks about learning from others who have conducted similar projects, sharing experiences across the coastal community, and engaging with stakeholders to innovate, develop and apply better practices for protecting fragile coastal environments and the communities they protect.     Related Links: EWN Website ERDC Website USACE Philadelphia District and Marine Design Center USACE Philadelphia District Facebook Page Monica Chasten on ResearchGate Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway Mordecai Island Coastal Wetlands Restoration Coastal Dredging and Beneficial use of Dredged Material Thin Layer Placement The Wetlands Institute New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife Seven Mile Island Innovation Lab - USACE Seven Mile Island Innovation Lab – Wetlands Institute  

Shaun Gines, Senior Community Manager for the American Cancer Society and Gina McAleese, Senior Community Manager for Making Strides discussed breast cancer and the Society's programming.  We talked numbers, it's the second leading cause of cancer deaths in women, but death rates are decreasing in part due to their work in screening.  We discussed the disparity in treatment and death rates for women of color and ways to prevent it through diet, exercise and avoiding alcohol and tobacco.   They noted they are a leading funder, second only to the US government, in supporting research with over 69 million in breast cancer research alone, a dedication to new projects until they become eligible for major funding.  Gina spoke about local programming that includes Road to Recovery volunteer rides to treatment, their Hope Lodges for patients receiving treatment away from home and their wig fittings, offering free wigs to patients. We also discussed upcoming Making Strides events to support their work, including a televised 'Virtually YOUNITED' broadcast on ABC and Telemundo October 15th, a Pink Car Parade in at the 76ers Fieldhouse October 25th and this year's virtual Making Strides for Greater Philadelphia and South New Jersey on October 15th.  We are encouraged to form a team, or join as an individual, and drive, walk or even jog in support of Making Strides. In addition to the virtual events, men in leadership roles are being solicited to wear pink during October to show support and to raise awareness - and funds - for Making Strides.  Real Men Wear Pink is an annual 'bragging rights' competition that give valuable support to breast cancer awareness and funding for programming and research. To speak with someone at anytime, 24/7, call 800-ACS-2345, or visit CANCER.ORG.  For Making Strides go to MAKINGSTRIDESWALK.ORG/DELAWARE or MAKINGSTRIDESWALK.ORG See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A stunning comeback led by three fourth quarter TD passes from Mitch Trubisky gets the Bears their first Week 1 win since 2013. The boys discuss the highs and lows from Coach Nagy's fifth straight win over the Detroit Lions since he was hired and Zero Doinks jump right into Week 2's home opener against the 0-1 New York Giants. Hamm's N Bread highlights which way the boys lean gambling-wise with the Bears-Giants game and resident gambling sharp Rick Feelsmen chimes in for his top three tips during Hamms N Spreads. New Jersey is the destination for the incredible story of Ed in South Jersey (@Stage4Thriver) for a Fans N Eggs interview and Bears Fantasy Corner returns with more fantastic fantasy football advice. With less than two weeks left in baseball season and two playoff-bound Chicago teams, the boys briefly discuss the diamond during Hamms N Ted. Plus much more! Thank you to Fox TV, ESPN, Lions radio and Barstool Sports for some assorted bumper audio clips. 0:00 - 2:28 - Highlights from the Bears win over Detroit courtesy of Fox 2:29 - 3:39 - What's on tap this week on Zero Doinks? 3:40 - 35:00 - Review of Bears-Lions. 4th quarter Mitch shocked and awed. Defense was blah but Jaylon Johnson looked awesome. Issues brewing with Allen Robinson's contract situation? Thank you for allowing Zero Doinks to last 40 episodes, many more to come 35:01 - 36:07 - Dick Stockton's boners from Sunday's game 36:08 - 49:53 - Preview of Week 2's home opener against the New York Giants. Dan walks us through the new-look Giants coaching staff and we have a lot of laughs at some of the weird names that pop up, such as Brett Bielema 49:54 - 50:42 - How you can become the next Zero Doinks 50:43 - 72:00 - Hamm's N Bread sports gambling segment. Bragging on Rick Feelsmen's behalf about his top status on Tallysight after Week 1's NFL slate. PointsBet virtual sportsbook comes to Illinois and it seems pretty bad thus far. Resident gambling sharp Rick Feelsmen stops in for his three winners of the week during Hamm's N Spreads (60:14 - 65:49) and Dan Doinks offers his teasers of the week 72:01 - 89:51 - Bears Fantasy Corner fantasy football talk. The boys give their two can't-miss picks for who you should start this week out of the Bears offensive lineup. Things go off the rails a couple of times, this got super weird but worth a listen as Bill has a confession he needs to get off his chest 89:52 - 119:01 - Fans N Eggs fan interview segment. This week's Bears fan guest comes to us from South New Jersey and Ed (@Stage4Thriver) has an unbelievable and inspirational story you are not going to want to miss. What an absolute bad ass 119:02 - 119:32 - Where to find us on the interwebs 119:33 - 127:10 - Hamm's N Ted baseball talk. White Sox are still tops in the AL. Cubs had a no hitter this weekend and are still leading the NL Central. What's not to love? 127:11 - END - Outro which includes a tease about the potential B1G football season ramping up again. A tiny bit of basketball talk and more kudos for Ed from New Jersey and thank yous to hand out to many. Stick around for some Lions pain after the outro music --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zerodoinks/support

This week I interview artist and art collector Buddy Nestor. We talk about getting a new bed, growing up in small South New Jersey town, going to art school, working as a scenic artist, joining the Navy, hauling giant paintings to art galleries to try and get representation, becoming a painter and finding his artistic voice, becoming an art collector, his current art favorites, his art collection and lots more! The conversation flowed easily but we inadvertently left out a bunch of things we both wanted to talk about (The Philly art scene, his girlfriend artist Rachael Bridge, etc) so there will be a part 2!!! Also a quick art life update and new subscribers. Interview starts at 6:00 Buddy's Instagram: @buddy.nestor Buddy's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/buddy.nestor.92 Website: Google "Buddy Nestor" The Dark Art Society Podcast is produced by Chet Zar. Become an Official Member of the Dark Art Society: www.patreon.com/DarkArtSociety Chet’s Patreon: www.patreon.com/ChetZar The Dark Art Society Instagram: instagram.com/darkartsociety Official Dark Art Society Website: www.darkartsociety.com The Dark Art Society Podcast is now available in a variety of places, including the following platforms: SoundCloud: @darkartsociety iTunes: apple.co/2gMNUfM Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=134626&refid=stpr Podbay: podbay.fm/show/1215146981 YouTube: bit.ly/2nNYPre DarkArtSociety.com Copyright Chet Zar LLC 2019

Join me as I welcome longtime UFO investigator and experiencer Ken Pfeifer to Arcane Radio. Ken is the Assistant State Director for MUFON in New Jersey and the State Director for Vermont and Rhode Island. He is also the International Director for several countries, including Portugal, China, Israel and others. Ken has literally investigated 1000's of sightings and cases during his career. He was born in Philadelphia and resides in South New Jersey. Ken has had 7 personal UFO sightings and a close encounter near Area 51 in Nevada. His websites can be found at worldufophotos.org and worldufophotosandnews.org. www.phantomsandmonsters.com https://feedshark.brainbliss.com/ - Automatic Ping

Prof. Dan Boner, head of the Bluegrass Department at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, TN, talks about growing up "southern" in South New Jersey. His family's roots go deep into the highlands of West Virginia and his musical roots are imbedded in the bluegrass traditions of the Mountain South. Dan promotes education and academics, and he equally champions those who without the benefits of formal education laid the foundation for and contributed greatly to the art form to which he's dedicated his life. Please take your hat off and join me in applauding and saluting Prof. Dan for all that he's done and is doing to bear the torch for the continuation and promotion of Old Time and Bluegrass Music throughout Southern Appalachia and the World. Enjoy Dan Boner!

The Pine Barrens of South New Jersey hold many relics and legends among its wooded trails and paths, none more famous than the Devil of Leeds Point itself. A creature so aptly named as...The Jersey Devil Tonight, we're diving into cryptozoology and discussing the Jersey Devil, where it can be found, the many sightings of the famed cryptid, as well as exploring some of the other spooky denizens of the area known as the Pine Barrens. Written and Produced by Me Music is by Myuu and found at www.thedarkpiano.com.

Here we go, back again! I promised you a special episode, an ALL NBA podcast, and here it is! Joining me today to discuss all things National Basketball Association, is former AAU coach and current Director of Basketball operations for Kingdom Unlimited AAU Organisation in South New Jersey, Andy Noel. Andy shares his perspective on a range of NBA Topics. This episode is not to be missed!! So sit back, relax, and listen up, to this all NBA episode of THE FORMAT!!

Welcome back to Starting With A Story! Starting With A Story is a podcast that's dedicated to motivating and inspiring you to grow and connect with others each day through storytelling. Good morning good morning friends. I hope you are ready for yet another awesome interview! Today we have an old friend of mine that I met all the way back in high school at Absegami High School in South New Jersey. We ended up meeting up again for this moment and had our first IN PERSON Interview in Melbourne, Florida. His name is Hank Alemany! Today, he owns and runs his own freelance videography company called Hanks Pro Studio! Hank was the guy that helped me film the Starting With A Story Promo video! Hank has an incredible eye for storytelling and wants to share the beauty of this world through his work. When he isn’t behind the lens, you can find him almost every day honing his skills in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or volunteering.   Today, we discuss the beauty of storytelling, Hank’s journey of ex

Ever go on a trip and wish you could just stay and not return? Well, Billy Keels did just that when he left for a sabbatical to Europe 17 years ago. This native of Columbus, Ohio now lives in Barcelona, where he works in sales and helps others invest in U.S. real estate. Today, we talk about how he selects his markets from Spain, as well as how he manages to put deals together and oversee a team from overseas. Key Market Insights Billy is originally from Columbus, OH Hired for a corporate sales job that allowed him to travel to Europe Did a sabbatical and ended up marrying a Spanish woman and staying Watched stocks lose over 30% of value in 2008 and realized he needed to invest in different assets which gave him more control Went from buying an apartment in Europe to investing in U.S. rentals Understood he wanted steady cash flow and streams of income Needed to put more process behind selecting markets: First step is look for cash flow, second step is align with the right team members that understand that opportunity At that point had a lack of knowledge on the market and was lucky that his first experience was positive cash flow Was investing in South New Jersey because he had family close by Strong due diligence includes reviewing operational reports, occupancy and economic occupancy Analyzing markets that fit his personality, Billy looked at 14-15 cash flow markets and identified a top 4 list Market Criteria: Population of at least 300,000, job diversification, net migration, Fortune 500 companies and presence of foreign owned companies Top markets: Atlanta, Charlotte, Columbus, and Philadelphia, decided to focus on Charlotte Likes NE and SW Charlotte for the profile of the resident they want to serve Uses REIS reports to understand neighborhoods on a granular level Was surprised that European friends wanted to invest with him in the US Did not want to invest friends with money and it was weird in the beginning Work in sales and business process 7am to 10pm, but has flexibility Bull’s Eye Tips: Winning Your Market: Be clear on who you are and what you want, let the data lead you to the market Tracking Market Changes: rely heavily on the team and local newspapers Daily Habit: Spend time with himself meditating, jog 2-3 days   Resources: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki   REIS  Growyourmoneythesmartway.com Best Business Books: The Creature from Jekyll Island by G Edward Griffin    Digital Resources Calm  Zoom    Tweet This: "Don’t ever pick a market just because someone you know lives there" "Whether a duplex or 50 unit, the market and team are critical"   Places to Grab a Bite: Barcelona: BOTAFUMEIRO  Charlotte: Fenwick (Myers Park)    Connect with Billy: Bit.ly/speakwithbilly Keeponcashflow.com   Leave us a review and rating on iTunes or Stitcher. Be sure to check out more info at TargetMarketInsights.com.    

What equipment should a newbie invest in?  Is there a conflict of interest when a USAPA Ambassador reps a paddle line?  Chris is joined by Denise Donald from South New Jersey and Mickey Collins from Kansas City, both USAPA Ambassadors, to answer these questions and more. Plus, be sure and download your FREE quick-study guide, Top 10 […]

Can you actually have too many options to play pickleball in your town?  What are some tried and true methods to grow the sport locally?  USAPA Ambassadors Mickey Collins from Kansas City and Denise Donald from South New Jersey tell Chris what they do to spread the word about pickleball in their communities. Plus, be sure […]

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

In September, 2010, Libby and Roberta visited Steven and Billy Dufala in Steven's studio in the 319 N. 11th St. building. In a wide ranging (and quite humorous) talk, the brothers talk about their separate and joined art-making; about growing up "free range" with lots of imaginative play in their South New Jersey home. They talk about competition and collaboration and their history of making music. The interview is 14:19 minutes in length.

In September, 2010, Libby and Roberta visited Steven and Billy Dufala in Steven's studio in the 319 N. 11th St. building. In a wide ranging (and quite humorous) talk, the brothers talk about their separate and joined art-making; about growing up "free range" with lots of imaginative play in their South New Jersey home. They talk about competition and collaboration and their history of making music. The interview is 14:19 minutes in length.