Podcasts about Two Bridges

The NYPD and members of the City Council are sparring over a bill that would ban police from using a tracker to monitor gang members. Plus, city leaders demonstrate new technology that will help defend Manhattan's Two Bridges neighborhood against rising sea levels. Also, Attorney General Letitia James goes after e-cigarette companies for violating New York's ban on flavored vapes and contributing to a youth vaping “public health crisis.” And finally, a church volunteer oversees a food pantry that has become an important community resource.

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Boy oh boy it's good to be back!!!  The news cycle never disappoints!  Neither does social media.  Today we have idiots shutting down bridges and inconveniencing productive members of society.  FBI finally announces a criminal investigation in Baltimore....weird!  Have some videos involving Biden's EV vehicles, as well as Charlie Kirk completely decimating someone who doesn't think our immigration laws are fair...CLOWNSHOW!  Have another teacher (Kiefer's fav) "educating" the youth.  Will try to cover this day in history too!!   Thank you for tuning in and entertaining our banter as always!!!Next Podcast is Saturday 4/20/24 at 2pm est.  I promise it's total coincidence on the date!!REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE….DOWNLOAD ON ALL YOUR AUDIO PLATFORMS….AND LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING AND REVIEW ON APPLE & SPOTIFY!!!MERCH: https://onemoreandimouttaherepodcast.square.site

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It's time to make your investments work smarter, not harder, in this episode featuring Jonathan Twombly. Learn how to maximize returns on multifamily properties and get ready to revamp your investment strategy with game-changing insights tailored for the aspiring real estate investor. So, tune in!     Key Takeaways To Listen For Business models and tips to help you establish your own RE business How to optimize returns on value-add multifamily properties An expert's opinion on the future of cap rates and interest rates Insider tips about the real estate hotel chain industry Key tips and resources for aspiring real estate investors     Resources/Links Mentioned In This Episode Who Not How by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy | Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover     About Jonathan Twombly Jonathan, a seasoned multifamily real estate investor, collaborates with pre-qualified investors to enhance their investment portfolios with high-quality real estate. As the founder of Two Bridges Asset Management, Jonathan assists successful individuals, families, and trusts in diversifying their portfolios. The focus is on multifamily residential real estate, particularly in the rapidly growing southeastern US region. With a syndication model, Two Bridges allows pre-qualified investors to partake in the ownership of multifamily residential properties. These investments offer a unique combination of "equity-like" upside and "bond-like" security. His transition from a 12-year career as a corporate attorney equipped him with a keen eye for detail, creative thinking, and the ability to spot overlooked value. These skills now contribute to his success as a real estate investor.     Connect with Jonathan Website: Two Bridges Asset Management LinkedIn: Jonathan Twombly     Connect With Us If you're looking to invest your hard-earned money into cash-flowing, value-add assets, reach out to us at https://bobocapitalventures.com/.     Follow Keith's social media pages LinkedIn: Keith Borie Investor Club: Secret Passive Cashflow Investors Club Facebook: Keith Borie X: @BoboLlc80554

Today, Christy Brimm, owner of Two Bridges Counseling joins me on the podcast. Chisty was my counselor, and her calm spirit and gentle guidance helped me get through some of the darkest moments of my life.  She joined us back on episode #3 and taught us all about imposter syndrome and is back today to educate us about mindset. Mindset is a something you have likely heard about but may not completely understand. It is foundational to our healing journeys and an indicator of how we are moving forward. Christy does an incredible job of explaining the difference between fixed and growth mindset and gives us 5 tips on how to encourage growth mindset in our everyday life. Please like and share this episode and help us continue to grow. Embrace. Live. Thrive. is on mission to destigmatize mental health issues in motherhood and educate on foundations of healthy living. Change can't start without awareness and knowledge of how to move forward. It's time to understand that it is ok to not be ok, but let's not stay there. Books: Mindset by Carol Think Again by Adam Grant Ways to Find Christy: Website: Two Bridges Counseling | Therapy | O'Fallon, MO 63366 FB: (8) FacebookInstagram: Two Bridges Counseling (@twobridgescounseling) • Instagram photos and videosWays to Find Embrace. Live. Thrive.:Website: Embrace, Live, Thrive! (embracelivethrive.com)FB: (1) Embrace, Live, Thrive | FacebookInstagram: Sarah Meyer (@embrace.live.thrive) • Instagram photos and videosChristy Bio: Hi. I'm Christy Brimm. I'm so glad you found me at Two Bridges. I grew up in the St. Louis Metro area but on the Illinois side. When I married and moved to Missouri with my husband, the bridge between our states seemed like a great divide. I felt equal parts excitement about what my future might hold and grief about what I was leaving behind. When we moved to St. Charles, it was yet another bridge for me to get back home. I've done a lot of work to integrate who I have always been with what life has taught me—making me who I am today.I know that I wouldn't be complete without embracing my past, and I need that part of my life to launch me into my future. My way of doing therapy is to focus on your story. Your identity is not locked into where you came from; it is also who you are becoming. In that quest there is joy and sorrow. Pain and beauty. Hurt and healing. Maybe some of those hurts require “two bridges” to restore.I would be honored to walk with you through your past—the triumph and the regret—to help you realize a peaceful present and anticipate a hopeful future.I currently live in St. Charles, MO, with my husband of 24 years, 3 teenagers, and a sweet dog named Blu. I find my “happy place” in a good cup of coffee, walks in nature, and belly laughs with friends and family. I value my faith as part of my wellbeing and am open to exploring yours with you as well.I'm looking forward to getting to know you and your story. You can reach me directly at christy@twobridgescounseling.com or 636-896-5693.

A brand new batch of haunted houses and spooky stories, all from the gaslight era of New York City, the illuminating glow of the 19th century revealing the spirits of another world.Greg and Tom again dive into another batch of terrifying ghost stories, using actual newspaper reports and popular urban legends to reveal a different side to the city's history.If you just like a good scare, you'll enjoy these historical frights. And if you truly believe in ghosts, then these stories should especially disturb you as they take place in actual locations throughout the city -- from the Lower East Side to the Bronx. And even in cases where these 19th-century haunted houses have been demolished, who's to say the spirits themselves aren't still hanging around?Featured in this year's crop of scary stories:-- A ghostly encounter at the Astor Library (today's Public Theater) involving a most controversial set of mysterious books;-- A whole graduating class of ghosts stalks the campus of the Bronx's Fordham University, and it may have something to do with either Edgar Allan Poe or the film The Exorcist;-- Just north of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village, a haunted townhouse vexes several tenants, the sight of a hunched-over man in a cap driving people insane;-- In the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, a small apartment in today's Two Bridges neighborhood becomes possessed by a poltergeist with a penchant for throwing furniture .... and punches. One vainglorious showoff named Jackie Hagerty learns the hard way;-- And before the days of Riverside Drive, a rustic old mansion once sat on the banks of the Upper West Side, with a mysterious locked room that must never be opened.Visit the website to see images of the real-life haunted houses and places featured in this podcast.Listen to the entire collection of Bowery Boys ghost stories podcasts here.

Have you considered the unique investment potential of small mom-and-pop hotels and the revenue boosts from improved operations? Jonathan Twombly, a multifamily real estate expert, delves into his shift from law to real estate, emphasizing the untapped potential of independent hotels. He discusses the emerging trend of hotel-to-multifamily conversions and the importance of hands-on management. Drawing from his experiences, he underscores the value of building a solid investor list and offers listeners a detailed guide on multifamily deal syndication.   Learn more about ALTERNATIVE BUSINESS and INVESTMENT STRATEGIES through QUATTRO CAPITAL!   LinkedIn: /TeamQuattroCapital Instagram: @TeamQuattroCapital Facebook: @TeamQuattroCapital Website: www.TheQuattroWay.com  TikTok:@realestaterunwaypod   [00:00 - 11:45] Jonathan Twombly's Investment Journey Jonathan Wombley of Two Bridges Asset Management joins to discuss his contrarian investment view and playing in the mom-and-pop hotel space Jonathan founded Two Bridges in 2013, building a portfolio in the Carolinas, which he sold in 2019, foreseeing market challenges New real estate operators should weigh risks and not just chase numbers; evaluating properties beyond mere financials is crucial Twombly's focus has shifted to the independent hotel sector [11:46 - 21:14] Strategic Dive into Modern Hospitality Jonathan stumbled upon a neglected hotel in upstate New York, seeing potential in its prime location He identified a trend: older hotel owners not maximizing their assets or utilizing modern technology Initial marketing efforts alone increased revenues by 20% Post-renovation, the hotel could command much higher rates [21:15 - 31:34] Innovative Financing and Tech Approach Jonathan targets unique non-branded hotels for travelers desiring distinct experiences Hotel management costs fluctuate with occupancy; technology benefits independent hotels Traditional bank financing is limited for hotels; Jonathan eyes seller financing and fund-raising The financial landscape hints at the difficulty of small loans and the benefits of a cash acquisition fund [31:35 - 40:17] Unlocking the Power of Connections and Value Recognition Jonathan excels in connecting individuals and has a vast reach within his network Jonathan stressed the importance of diversifying investor sources after facing a significant setback He introduced his "Ultimate Checklist" for those interested in multifamily deal syndication   Resources Mentioned: The Ultimate Checklist to Buying Your First 100+ Unit Multifamily Property with Other People's Money - And Getting Paid to Do It! https://www.apartmentinvestorsclub.com/checklist/   Quotes:   "You're never going to get chastised for taking chips off the table and posting a profit. Especially if you're a young operator, take that quick win and don't try to time it just right." - Jonathan Twombly "I remember very distinctly having this moment where I was trying to convince somebody to hire me for a job that I don't want. And I realized the answer was no." - Jonathan Twombly   Connect with Jonathan through Linkedin or Go to his website: http://www.twobridgesmgmt.com   LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. Find out how team Quattro can help you by visiting www.TheQuattroWay.com. Real Estate Runway Podcast is all about alternative business and investment strategies to help you amplify life, and maximize wealth! Click here to find out more about the host, Chad Sutton.   Nectar: https://app.usenectar.com/quattro-capital   Entity Keeper:  Join the EntityKeeper community today to simplify the way you manage your entities and org charts while reducing manual errors. Easily organize corporate data, visualize ownership structures, store unlimited documents, and manage important filing dates with one secure solution. Click here to start simplifying your entity management with EntityKeeper now!  

The HCMC authorities have officially renamed two major bridges that span the Saigon River to the Thu Thiem new urban area. Thu Thiem 1 and Thu Thiem 2 bridges are now called Thu Thiem and Ba Son, respectively.

Join APA VOICE, the Asian American / Asian Research Institute, and other partners for a candidate forum for New York City Council District 1, representing neighborhoods including Chinatown, the Lower East Side, Two Bridges, NoHo, SoHo, and Financial Distinct.

Dan O'Toole talks about 90's nostalgia, neverending bridge construction, and Boston creams. He also reads fan emails -- and gives away the final CHL prize pack of the season!

Imagine if two disembodied, hairy hands appeared before your eyes while driving, grabbing the wheel, and causing you to violently swerve your vehicle. This may sound insane, but multiple people have claimed this exact scenario happened to them between Postbridge and Two Bridges in the United Kingdom. But, is it believable?Patreon: Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of extra content by joining our Patreon.For updates, news, and extra content, follow Believing the Bizarre on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterDiscordWant to discuss the episode on the day it drops with Tyler and Charlie? Follow on Twitch and check out the extended Twitch streams every Tuesday.Shop Merch: You can rep Believing the Bizarre and buy some unique merchThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5780832/advertisement

By Davy Crockett You can read, listen, or watch Dan Brannen (1953-) of Morristown, New Jersey, has made a lifetime contribution to ultrarunning and the running sport in general. His dedicated work, mostly from behind the scenes, helped to establish world and national ultrarunning championships. His efforts have affected thousands of ultrarunners in America and around the globe for decades. Dan was inducted into the American Ultrarunning Hall of Fame in 2022. Early Running Brannen's senior picture The Brannen family were Irish Catholics from Upper Darby, a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He went to Catholic schools growing up, including St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia. In high school, he was required to participate in an athletic extracurricular activity. Dan explained, “I was a shrimpy little kid. I played little league baseball, but I wasn't particularly athletic or coordinated. One of the sophomores who came in to give the orientation, said, ‘If you can't do anything else, go out for cross-country.' So, I did, my freshman year even though I was terrible at it.” St. Joe's Prep Cross Country Team During Dan's senior year, a new coach, Larry Simmons (1942-2004), a successful distance runner and racewalker took over the team. He lit a fire into the team and into Dan whose course times dramatically improved, resulting in his promotion to the varsity team. His rapid success, instilled by the inspiration of Simmons, turned him into a runner for life. The cross country team at Bucknell Dan went to Bucknell University in Central Pennsylvania and got in on the ground floor of a new cross-country team. His coach, Art Gulden (1942-2001) developed the team into a highly successful running program at Bucknell. Dan continued to improve under his tutelage and recalled, “Each year Gulden was able to recruit faster and faster high school runners. They included state champions, and it was very competitive. I was able to stay with the second tier of those guys. One of the best feelings I had about myself as an improving runner was when I was running and keeping up with state high school champions.” Brannen as a coach Dan ran a few marathons during college, graduated in 1975, and joined the well-established road-racing scene in the Philadelphia and New Jersey area. He was a self-described “running bum,” living a subsistence lifestyle as he concentrated on his running passion. His weekly mileage would average about 100-120 miles per week. Boston in 1979 His personal best marathon occurred at the 1979 Boston Marathon which he ran in 2:31:13. He was intoxicated with distance running and it would later evolve into a true career for life. Part-time he worked editing research manuscripts which enhanced his writing skills. He also coached cross country at his former high school for a few of these years in the late 1970s. Dan was a member of the Haverford Athletic Club. Road running was very competitive in the Philadelphia area during the late 1970s. He became acquainted with the future ultrarunning legends in the area. “One of the prime organizers in the area was Browning Ross who was a great Villanova runner and Olympian. Browning founded the Road Runners Club of America and started the Long Distance Log which was the very first running magazine. I would go over to South Jersey and met Ed Dodd, Tom Osler, and Neil Weygandt in those races.” Dan ventured into the shorter ultrarunning races in 1978, running the Knickerbocker 60 km in Central Park, and ran in a few others the next year, including the classic ultra, Two Bridges 36-mile Road Race in Scotland. Win at 1980 JFK 50 In 1980, Dan ran a 50-mile race for the first time at JFK 50 in Maryland.  To convince himself that he could do well, he ran two sub-3-hour marathons on back-to-back days leading up to the race, a 2:58 at Kane, Pennsylvania, and 2:57 at Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He also did a 60-mile training run,

Jonathan Twombly transitioned from investing in multifamily to buying a hotel in wine country. Learn his insider secrets in today's episode. Welcome to Pillars of Wealth Creation, where we talk about building financial freedom with a special focus in business and Real Estate. Follow along as Todd Dexheimer interviews top entrepreneurs, investors, advisers and coaches. Jonathan Twombly is President and Managing Member of Two Bridges Asset Management LLC. Before founding Two Bridges, he was a partner in the real estate investment firm TRB Investment Group LLC. He began his career as a lawyer and spent over a decade practicing in American Lawyer Top 100 firms, where he focused on real estate and hospitality matters. He holds a bachelor's degree from Harvard College and a law degree from Columbia University School of Law. He currently serves as a member of the board of directors of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Organization, Inc., a non-profit. 3 Pillars 1. Consistency 2. Consistency 3. Consistency Books: Children of Ash and Elm by Neil Price You can connect with Jonathan at www.twobridgesmgmt.com or www.apartmentinvestors.com Interested in coaching? Schedule a call with Todd at www.coachwithdex.com Connect with Pillars Of Wealth Creation on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PillarsofWealthCreation/ Subscribe to our email list at www.pillarsofwealthcreation.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/PillarsOfWealthCreation

Craig Ford continues his series covering the book of Romans with the 3rd episode entitled"The Two Bridges of the Gospel".September 25, 2022

MEET THE AUTHOR Podcast: LIVE - Episode 62 Aired LIVE Wednesday June 22, 2022 FEATURING Crime/Thriller Author NICK CHIARKASABOUT NICK: Nick Chiarkas grew up in the Al Smith housing projects in the Two Bridges neighborhood on Manhattan's Lower East Side. When he was in the fourth grade his mother was told by the principal of PS-1 that, “Nick was unlikely to ever complete high school, so you must steer him toward a simple and secure vocation.” Instead, Nick became a writer, with a few stops along the way: a U.S. Army Paratrooper; a New York City Police Officer; the Deputy Chief Counsel for the President's Commission on Organized Crime; and the Director of the Wisconsin State Public Defender Agency. On the way he picked up a Doctorate from Columbia University; a Law Degree from Temple University; and was a Pickett Fellow at Harvard. How many mothers are told that their children are hopeless? How many kids with potential simply surrender to despair? That's why Nick wrote Weepers and Nunzio's Way — for them.

In this special bonus episode we are joined by Illapa Sairitupac, a social worker, climate activist, and candidate for New York State Assembly in District 65 (encompassing Lower Manhattan, Chinatown, the Lower East Side, Two Bridges, and the Financial District). We chat briefly about what it is like to run for office while working such a demanding day job before exploring the main topic of conversation: New Deal for CUNY. >>To learn more about Illapa and/or volunteer for his campaign, check out illapa.nyc >>To learn more about New Deal for CUNY, check out https://www.psc-cuny.org/clarion/april-2021/new-deal-cuny-free-tuition-and-more-investment>>To access the full back-catalogue of Patreon-exclusive episodes, check out patreon.com/professionaldevelopment

On this edition, competing community rezoning plans vie to determine the future of the lower Manhattan neighborhood, Two Bridges. A long-time music store that's still hitting some high notes, and more.

The vast, bleak, desolate moorland of Dartmoor, located in Devon, southwest England, has given rise to a number of local folk-tales and legends. Arguably the most bizarre of these stories is the legend of a pair of ghostly, disembodied hands which are said to be responsible for the unusually high number of accidents and deaths on a particular stretch of road between Princetown and Two Bridges. A massive thank you to Andrew for the recommending this story, and please support Lexi and her cousin Lilli by contacting her through Instagram here: www.instagram.com/octoberallyear_ Join us every week for a new story, and maybe even submit your own by emailing us at spookygalspodcast@gmail.com. Also make sure to like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/SpookyGals, and follow us on Twitter @spookygalspod & Instagram @spookygalspodcast, for regular updates. If you want to support us further then you can become a patron by going to www.patreon.com/spookygals, and from as little as $2 a month you gain access to bonus episodes and other awesome content that we have planned for the future. Stay spooky! Music: https://www.purple-planet.com, Cahit AsovaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/spookygals)

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Picture being the sole breadwinner for your family and then losing your job. How would you feel? What would you do? Are you positioned to absorb this type of hit?    Jonathan Twombly is president of Two Bridges Asset Management LLC. He began his career as a corporate lawyer and focused on real estate and hospitality matters. In 2011, he was let go from a job that paid him over $300,000 and he says it was one of the greatest things to happen to him.  He focused on real estate investing and created his company Two Bridges Asset Management.     He built a portfolio of apartments in the Carolinas and as the market heated up, he decided to pull back on acquisitions. He’s focused on building his investor base to prepare for new deals and is seeking distressed opportunities.   In this episode, Jonathan shares how he was able to have success as an apartment syndicator. He also shares where he sees opportunities in today’s market, mistakes new syndicators make, and how Jonathan grew his Facebook community to over 11,000 members.    Partner: Text: “EQRP” to 72000 and receive a special eQRP report on taking control of your retirement money   Insights on Finding the Best Real Estate Deals   From a corporate lawyer on Wall Street to real estate syndicator     Getting let go from my job was one of the best things that ever happened to me because everything became a possibility.    Getting out of the proverbial golden handcuffs of a good paying W2 job Keeping up with the Jones’ will not help you towards your financial freedom   I’m not motivated by having more, but by how far out can I extend my freedom window.   Creating time freedom through real estate investing  Launching his syndication company Two Bridges  Building an investor base for future deals The syndication market today, and where Jonathan finds good deals The number one mistake new syndicators make   If you overpay, you set yourself up for real pain if anything goes wrong.   What to look for when analyzing a deal  How to determine whether a real estate syndicator has their investors best interests in mind Syndication properties that are safe bets during COVID   You can’t focus on upside in this market, you have to be thinking about the safe thing to do with your investors' money.    How Jonathan grew his Multifamily Investment Community group on Facebook with 11,000 members  Multifamily Launchpad, an easily accessible, high quality coaching program Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package   Bullseye Round:    Apparent Failure:I made a lot of mistakes on my first syndication deal, and it became a nightmare. I learned so much more doing that deal than through any of my best deals.    Digital Resource: ConvertKit (Email software)    Most Recommended Book: The War of Art (Steven Pressfield)    Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: How to build an audience and raise money. If you find a great deal, the money will find you, is not true.   Daily Habit: The 90-Day Year planning system    Best Place to Grab a Bite in Brooklyn, NY L&B Spumoni Gardens    Contact Jonathan: Two Bridges Management Multifamily Launchpad Multifamily Investment Group (Facebook Group)

President Biden lays out his climate plan.. house members submit a Roadmap to Freedom for immigrants… NY restaurants may be opening for indoor dining… and a legendary Chinatown photographer is the latest victim of the virus as New York communities fight to control their future

Braydon and Belinda are back at you again, super tired and delirious but excited to chat about all things spooky and supernatural!Belinda starts the episode out by talking about the Brazilian poltergeist that terrorised 11 year old Maria Jose Ferreira in 1965. The haunting started out pretty intense, with the poltergeist throwing bricks, eggs, and stones across the house where Maria was living. Often time these objects would seemingly appear out of thin air. Things got much more intense as the haunting continued however, and Maria was viciously attacked and injured numerous times (listen in for more details)!Braydon goes on to talk about the Haunting Hands Horror of Devonshire in southwest England. These two disembodied hairy hands are rumoured to attack drivers who are traversing roads between Two Bridges and Post Bridge. The hands appear in front of drivers and grasp over their hands to steer them off the roads and to their deaths!Check out our friend Adriano on his podcast: The Hyper Theticals. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barry Farrimond, who plays Ed Grundy in The Archers, takes Clare Balding for an adventurous hike across Dartmoor. As they navigate the granite boulders of Wistman's Wood and scramble cross the West Dart River, Barry discusses the challenges of recording The Archers during lockdown, the knot he invented a few years ago (the Farrimond Friction Hitch) and Open Up Music, an organisation he co-founded to ensure that orchestras are accessible to young disabled musicians; this led to the establishment of the National Open Youth Orchestra, the world's first disabled-led national youth ensemble. Barry and Clare began their walk at Two Bridges, in the car park for Wistman's Wood: grid reference SX609750. Producer: Karen Gregor

From New York, the greatest city in the world, it's The Update with Brandon Julien! Today's road stop takes us to the main terminal of the NYC Ferry service: Pier 11 near Wall Street and the Two Bridges section of Manhattan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-julien/support

The First Flight and Manteo High and Middle school choirs joined forces on the evening of February 19th, 2020, and gave an absolutely delightful performance. I brought along my handheld Zoom H5 stereo recorder and captured the first three songs and the final song. I have listed their titles and the classes involved below. Enjoy.Song 1: "Alleluia", Manteo Middle 6th, 7th and 8th gradesSong 2: "The Clouds", First Flight 6th, 7th and 8th gradesSong 3: "Hope is a Hidden Star", First Flight & Manteo Middle SchoolsSong 4: "Amavolovolo", A Traditional Zulu Dowry Song, All High and Middle School Choir Members

Patty eases up to the mike in the worldwide Two Bridges, One Bypass headquarters to give us a breakdown of the many charitable organizations operating in Dare County, N.C.Please get involved with your time and/or dollars: click a link below to find out more.https://www.outerbanksrelieffoundation.com/https://obxcommongood.org/https://obxguides.com/nags-head/obxroomintheinnpatty@outerbanksrelieffoundation.com

With five decades behind him as a disc jockey, John Harper visits the Two Bridges, One Bypass worldwide headquarters studio. I recommend you listen with headphones because many of the songs/musicians/genres we discuss will be laid under our voice track.Get your PhD in music from the real Dr. Johnny Fever.Show notes:Contact John to host/DJ your special eventhttps://johnharperdj.com/Some history of The Casino, at foot of Jockey's Ridge in Nags Headhttps://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1994/vp941023/10210244.htmMuscle Shoals documentary https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2492916/Standing in the Shadows of Motownhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt0314725/Fresh Air with Terry Gross: Willie Nelson Interviewshttps://freshairarchive.org/segments/willie-nelson-fresh-air-interviewsSound Opinions podcasthttps://www.npr.org/podcasts/381444649/sound-opinionsHip-Hop Evolution serieshttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt4130418/

This week we talk about an acoustic guitar with TWO BRIDGES, Homeschool romance, The value of vintage guitars, a weigh relieved bass, saving the planet and a crappy guitar pick holder. This week's episode is sponsored by: D'addario XT strings Chase Bliss Audio Want to know what's going on in our lives? Steve bought a pedal from Like My Pedals. Ryan has a wart on his hand. Nickelback this 1. Double bridge guitar 2. Are vintage guitars worth what people ask for them? 3. HOLY BASS 4. Does cheap gear have a major impact on the environment? 5. Crappy pickholder This week's song was sent by Ben Fehr from the band Madness and Civilization and is called "Hypnotized" 60CH on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/60CycleHumcast Buy Something with our affiliate links: Reverb: https://reverb.grsm.io/60cyclehum Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaUKKO Sweetwater: http://bit.ly/2LJJp26 Thomann: https://www.thomannmusic.com?offid=1&affid=405 Social Media Stuff:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/60cyclehum/ Instagram and Twitter @60cyclehum  Hire us for Demos and other marketing opportunities https://60cyclehumcast.com/marketing-packages/ 

The Bay City Commission voted unanimously Monday night in favor of an Acquisition and Development agreement with United Bridge Partners for the Liberty and Independence Bridges.

Iconography started three years ago with an episode about two neighboring bridges in the heart of London. Now, for our third birthday, Wade Roush of fellow Hub & Spoke show Sooinsh brings us the story of two Boston bridges that share a similar story, though that story has a very different ending. Stick around after Wade's story to hear him and me chat about what makes bridges so iconic and what Spider-Man, Magneto, and Godzilla have to do with it.

I don't know how to describe this episode, other than to say that Sam D'Antuono is a hilarious young comic that has a bright future ahead of him in comedy.  The episode title references a misperception that excited between two schools of thought that ended up being a lot closer to each other.  _________________________ CLICK HERE: https://m.me/bryceprescottcomedy If you enjoy this show AT ALL, click that link and join me on Facebook Messenger. It's how I give you access to stuff before it releases, funny memes and laughs, show times and tickets, etc.  Check this link below to leave a rating and review! BrycePrescottComedy.com

[EPISODE] A Tale of Two Bridges Join me as we travel across the East River on two of New York's famous bridges: the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, also known as the 59th Street Bridge. My guests will be Joyce Gold, founder of a Joyce Gold History Tours, and Justin Rivers, Chief Experience Officer and lead tour guide of Untapped Cities. Segment 1 Jeff welcomes his first and returning guest, Joyce Gold as they begin to talk about tonight’s topic: bridges in the big city. Specifically, talking about the Brooklyn Bridge and the Queensboro Bridge. Joyce mentions how the Brooklyn Bridge was not always called that. Joyce talks about not just the bridges but the ferries that first went from Brooklyn to Manhattan. She continues about how the Brooklyn Bridge came to be and the man who wanted to build it. Joyce talks about the trials and tribulations of that came with the actual building of the bridge Segment 2 Joyce talks about the Roebling and how they were in charge of creating the Brooklyn Bridge. She mentions how the family actually invented a type of steel wire that was incredibly strong, John Roebling’s family wanted the bridge to connect the past and future. Joyce talks about how the city of Brooklyn paid for the construction. Joyce talks about how people got around in Manhattan versus Brooklyn and mentioned that most in Brooklyn would use the trolleys. Joyce also talks about how the creation of the bridge actually changed the neighborhood and where people moved. Segment 3 Jeff brings on his next guest, Justin Rivers. Justin talks about his background, growing up in New Jersey and starting tours in New York City. One of Justin’s first tours was actually about Penn Station. Jeff and Justin talk about the origins of the Queensboro Bridge, and why they first created in it the first place. Justin talks about how Queens was very underdeveloped, and how the bridge got more people to move there. Segment 4 Justin talks about the Queensboro and compares it to the Tappen Zee bridge and how they were both revolutionary. Jeff asks about the engineering challenges of a double decker bridge. Justin talks about the shift of labor unions and how they were main way things were getting built. Justin also mentions an almost, bombing of the bridge while it was getting built. He moves on to talk about the original names of the bridge. Justin talks about different stories the bridge has had in the past, and what it means to New York.

Ryotan Sensei explores the famous koan where Master Joshu points to the bridge of the Dharma that allows all beings to cross. Recorded July 11th 2019.

061019 John Dean Watergate figure on Trump, Zadroga funds, Two Bridges, Sex Workers by WBAI News with Paul DeRienzo

Episode Notes Jonathan Twombly is President and Managing Member of Two Bridges Asset Management LLC. Before founding Two Bridges, he was a partner in the real estate investment firm TRB Investment Group LLC. He began his career as a lawyer and spent over a decade practicing in American Lawyer Top 100 firms, where he focused on real estate and hospitality matters.Mr. Twombly holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College and a law degree from Columbia University School of Law. He currently serves as a member of the board of directors of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Organization, Inc., a non-profit.Click here to listen online, read notes, and connect with our guest In This Episode We Cover: Jonathan’s story of growing to 400+ units & selling his entire portfolio What made him decide to sell in today's market What he’s focusing on now and what he anticipates for the future How he got started and how he established his investment criteria Vetting deals against your criteria Making offers vs LOI Vetting a deal with proper due diligence Jonathan’s experience with financing deals and raising capital Common mistakes Jonathan sees other investors make when trying to find a 40-100 unit community And SO much more! Jonathan’s book recommendation: [The War of Art] (https://www.amazon.com/War-Art-Winning-Creative-Battle/dp/1501260626) Connect With Our Guest https://multifamilylaunchpad.org/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/MultifamilyInvestmentCommunity/ Connect with Kevin Brown & Jim Kittridge WhoKnowsRealEstate.com whoknowsrealestate@gmail.com Find out more at http://whoknowsrealestate.com

In this episode of Saint Louis: The Story of Catholic Evangelization of America’s Heartland, Volume Two: The Lion and the Fourth City, Msgr. Michael Witt and Teresa Holman of Covenant Radio discuss St. Louis's tale of two bridges. (February 1, 2019)

The family of Eric Garner demands the mayor fire all the cops involves, Chinatown and the Lower East Side turn out to oppose a mega project and the United States slinks back into the Climate Change Agreement

The Meigs Elevated Railway—one of the world’s first monorail systems—looked like something out of a Jules Verne novel. But it was very real. In this week’s episode, hear how nineteenth-century Bostonians missed their chance to build a steam punk utopia. The monorail system was the brainchild of Joe Meigs, a Civil War veteran and tinkerer who had political and financial backing from Massachusetts governor Benjamin Butler. Meigs envisioned a system that would soar above the streetcar traffic clogging Boston’s streets. Beginning in 1884, thousands of people boarded his distinctive cylindrical train cars for 20-mph rides around a test track in East Cambridge, MA. The system was a technical success, and eventually Meigs obtained a charter to build miles of monorail track around Boston. But a fateful attack one winter night in 1887 dashed his hopes—and proved that the best technology isn’t always the one that wins widespread adoption. Featured guest: Charles Sullivan of the Cambridge Historical Commission. Charlie also provided key historical perspective in Soonish 1.09, A Tale of Two Bridges. Featured voice: Charles Gustine, producer, Iconography To browse an extensive gallery of images of the Meigs monorail, check out our show notes. A full episode transcript is available in the Extras section of the Soonish website. Related episode: Soonish 1.02, Monorails: Trains of Tomorrow? We need your ideas to make the show better! Please take a few minutes to fill out our listener survey at soonishpodcast.org/survey. CHAPTER GUIDE 0:55 Opening 1:58 The Unknown Railway 2:49 Monorail Fanboy 3:37 225 Bridge Street 5:42 Readings from The Meigs Railway 6:42 Untangling the Streetcar System 8:32 Light and Air 10:10 Who Was Joe Meigs? 11:42 One Little Problem 12:18 Building the Demonstration Track 13:09 Four Wheel Drive 14:20 Sausage on a Stick 15:58 Two Ways of Moving People 16:37 Foul Play 18:05 A Stubborn Guy 20:01 Parallel Universe 21:49 How We Choose the Future 22:22 End Credits and Announcement The Soonish theme is by Graham Gordon Ramsay. Additional music from Titlecard Music and Sound. For complete details on this episode go to soonishpodcast.org/302-the-track-not-taken. Soonish is a proud founding member of Hub & Spoke, a collective of smart, idea-driven nonfiction podcasts. Learn more at hubspokeaudio.org. Don't forget to fill out our listener survey at soonishpodcast.org/survey. If you haven’t already, please rate and review Soonish on Apple Podcasts / iTunes! The more ratings we get, the more people will find the show. See https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/soonish/id1185234753?mt=2 You can also support the show with a per-episode donation at patreon.com/soonish. Listener support makes all the difference! Give us a shout on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram and sign up for our email newsletter, Signals from Soonish.

WBAI 101718 Two Bridges, Henry Kissinger, Aaron Leonard on FBI by WBAI News with Paul DeRienzo

Check the full version of these reports and individual reports at: https://www.newyorkmarketreports.com   This episode is brought to you by: http://www.theratnerteam.com   Welcome to the Manhattan Multi-Family Sales Real Estate Market Report for the fourth quarter of 2017. Whether you already own or you’re looking to buy into the City’s fastest growing market, we’ll keep you up to date. You’re listening to New York’s Real Estate Market Update from the Ratner Team. Manhattan’s iconic skyline is home to millions, but the Multifamily market is still steadily suffering a decline – both across the borough and across the city. Sales volume this quarter totaled $1.7 billion: a large number in theory, but a shocking 30 percent decline over last year’s Q4. However, there is good news. Square-footage pricing continues to rise, up 29 percent from 2016 to an average of $630. Average selling prices in Manhattan have increased enormously, up 37 percent from last year’s records and coming in at $554,000 across the island. While total transactions have decreased 40 percent, with just 103 sales in the 2017’s fourth quarter, sales are still as lucrative as expected from this vibrant borough. Though Manhattan’s volume market is trending down, the top sales numbers still rival the skyline in height. December’s top sale is located in the Two Bridges neighborhood, where 275 South Street sold for a striking $167,500,000. This magnificent waterfront property commands not only impressive views but also impressive living spaces: 19 newly-renovated floors with modernist appeal and prime access to nightlife, galleries and restaurants. At just $637 per square foot, that sale doesn’t even begin to the average square-footage of these top ten most expensive Manhattan neighborhoods this quarter: Chelsea, home to the High Line elevated park and art galleries galore, tops off the list at an average of $1,802 per square foot. Greenwich Village comes in second at $1,535, with the Upper West Side a close third at $1,225. Lincoln Square listed at $1,020 per square foot, Kips Bay at $1,011, East Village at $983, Lenox Hill at $920, Yorkville at $881, and Manhattan Valley at $843. Tenth but certainly not least, Clinton – Hell’s Kitchen area averaged in at $728 per square foot. Harlem was the neighborhood with the highest volume of multifamily sales in Q4 2017, with 25 total transactions. Both Yorkville and Washington Heights followed close behind, claiming 10 sales each. Bargain-seekers should consider looking in Washington Heights, as the average price per square foot was only $276 at the close of the year despite growing interest and activity in the neighborhood.     - If you like this information, the best way you can support us is with a 5-star rating. Share it with someone you know, and subscribe. We’ll put out new content and a whole new rental report every month and a new sales report every quarter. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube.  Interested in getting a free market analysis of your Manhattan property, renting your vacant apartment, or simply acquiring an investment property? Email Us at Contact@TheRatnerTeam.com.  We’re full-time professionals and always here to help!   Don't forget to check our Brooklyn Made Blog and The Brooklyn Made Show. http://www.TheBrooklynMadeShow.com http://www.BrooklynMade.Blog

This episode was brought to you by Flower Pedals. Their Indiegogo campaign is live now which means you can pre-order pedals at discounted prices. If you're looking for tremolo, overdrive, boost or octave, check out that pre-order! This week's episode was also brought to you by Sinasoid. The Sliver from Sinasoid is the smallest soldered plug we've ever seen. If you want something tiny for your pedalboard, go check 'em out! Ryan and Steve talk about some brand new Sinasoid cables they received, and Ryan gives a brief rundown on Steve's scalloped 70s RI Stratocaster Pictures 1. Epiphone 12 string 2. The Flippening?  

I have been recording my voice for an audio book of Stories from The Messengers. The results have been good, and I am working hard to make it sound professional. This is a high quality 192 Kbits/sec file.

Episode 1.09: When Boston’s elegant Longfellow Bridge opened in 1907, it was innovative example of classical European bridge architecture adapted for a busy American city. But over the next century, officials allowed the bridge to rust to the point of near-collapse. And recently, a futuristic new cable-stay bridge, the Zakim Bridge, was built across the Charles River just a mile downstream, displacing the Longfellow as an icon of the city and proving that Bostonians still have a taste for modernity. Now the Longfellow Bridge is being painstakingly restored and recreated, down to the last rivet. But for the price of fixing it, the state could have built at least two Zakim-scale bridges in its place. This week Soonish asks: Why go to all that trouble? When should we preserve the parts of our urban environments that connect us to the past? When should we boldly remodel our cities to support growth and innovation in the future? And how can we balance the two impulses? The Soonish theme is by Graham Gordon Ramsay. Additional music by Tim Beek, timbeek.com. More information about this episode at www.soonishpodcast.org. To support Soonish, please go to patreon.com/soonish.

Jonathan Twombly is President and Managing Member of Two Bridges Asset Management LLC. Before founding Two Bridges, he was a partner in the real estate investment firm TRB Investment Group LLC. He began his career as a lawyer and spent over a decade practicing in American Lawyer Top 100 firms, where he focused on real estate and hospitality matters. Mr. Twombly holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College and a law degree from Columbia University School of Law. He currently serves as a member of the board of directors of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Organization, Inc., a non-profit. In this episode you will learn about: Investing out of state Multifamily syndication Cashflow How to minimize risk Market cycles Positive attitude The buy and hold strategy Team building What to look for in property managers And much much more!

Jonathan Twombly is a former corporate attorney and a multifamily real estate investor that works with investors to add high-quality real estate to their investment portfolios. In 2013 Jonathan launched Two Bridges Asset Management which currently includes a portfolio 230+ units of multifamily rental properties in the Southeast. Two Bridges helps successful individuals, families, and trusts diversify their investment portfolios, obtain income, and achieve capital growth through investments in multifamily residential real estate in the fast-growing southeastern US. Two Bridges Asset Management enables investors to participate in ownership of multifamily residential investment properties, which have been demonstrated over time to combine “equity-like” upside with “bond-like” security. Their syndication model permits investors to engage in passive ownership of larger investment properties with a relatively small financial commitment compared to the overall value of the property. Here’s some of what you will learn: Making the leap from employee to investor Partnering for your first deal How I got my first multifamily real estate deal Bringing in a sponsor to help put a deal together The difference between recourse and non-recourse loans The non-recourse loan “bad boy clause” What to do when your first lender says, “no” The line to success is never straight Evaluating a deal, red flags and opportunities How to use your “social capital” to make connections and find leads How to approach a broker and begin a relationship to get a first look at great deals Replicating the characteristics of a good deal Managing multi-family assets from 1,000+ miles away The importance of providing safe, clean, and affordable housing Our Guest You can learn more about Jonathan Twombly and Two Bridges Asset Management at: http://www.twobridgesmgmt.com/ Want to build Lifetime Cash Flow from Multifamily Properties? If you’re committed to creating the life you deserve, we've created the best multifamily training and coaching program on the market. I personally coach you on your path to create the life of your dreams. I will help you CRUSH it in this business!  - if you'd like to receive information about our program, text CRUSH to 41411 now. Recommended Resource Looking to invest in a multi-family real estate project? Want to partner with me personally on a deal? To schedule a time for us to talk click on this link: http://meetme.so/RodKhleif

This week, I talk to the delightful harp duo, Duo Scorpio, comprised of harpists Kristi Shade and Katie Andrews. We talk about the origin of the duo's name, challenges in harp culture, commissioning new harp duo works, and Rachel McAdams movies(?). Check out their album Scorpion Tales on iTunes and Spotify. This episode features excerpts from Fast Dances by Nico Muhly and Two Bridges by Andy Akiho, both of which will be on the Duo's next album due out in Fall 2016. For all things Duo Scorpio: duoscorpio.com facebook.com/Duo-Scorpio twitter.com/DuoScorpio youtube.com/user/DuoScorpio

In this episode Shawn and Jay discuss Jay's vacation, the NY State Fair and the they play another round of the hit game, "The Fuck You Say?". Shawn also tells us why he is a pioneer of porn.

Contact the show.. www.ohbeep.com/contact   or   feedback@ohbeep.com This Week.. A listener milestone A simple find ends up with Sophie hanging upside down Police mistake a gnome for a drug runner What does Doctor D listen to when caching? We announce the winner of the March Ey Up Me Duck Challenge Last Week.. Hey chaps,   Just thought I'd let you know that Stucuk and TT (that's Stu - c - uk by the way :-) also known as Stu and Tracy reached their 5000th cache at the weekend!So on to 10000!   All the best and happy caching! GC5JKBC - Little Bridges #392 - Two Bridges by Team-Triplet GC5JJ98 REALLY SideTracked - Worthington by stuarthowe11 GC2VWXQ Sky High by vegpunk We've been out hiding a cache.  Currently waiting to be published.  Its another Donington cache and will be called 6 Horses Stud Here.  Another Sam hide, so sneaky.. We also did a hide that wasn't a hide.  Lucky we checked with the www.gagb.org.uk website on the exact rules for placing where we wanted to place the cache. Physical caches or physical cache stages should not be placed within areas of religious devotional or spiritual activity such as churches, mosques, churchyards, cemeteries or other burial grounds and should not be located on, in or immediately adjacent to the boundaries of such locations without specific permissions of the relevant authority. News.. Design the Museum of Flight’s next great aerospace-inspired geocache www.geekwire.com This May 2nd and 3rd, celebrate the history of geocaching by unlocking your mission for 2015. May 2nd and 3rd signal the beginning of geocaching, some 15 years ago. On May 2, 2000, GPS signals were descrambled, increasing the accuracy of GPS devices worldwide by ten times. The following day, what would become known as the first geocache was hidden. Celebrate 15 Years of Geocaching on May 2nd and 3rd by finding any geocache or attending any geocaching event. You’ll earn a new digital souvenir for your geocaching profile. Unlock details of your 2015 geocaching mission by reading the souvenir’s description. Join the conversation with your fellow geocachers on social media by tagging #Geocaching15 in your posts. Geocaching giggle: Police watch gnome for drugs www.gladstoneobserver.com.au Feedback.. From Redbeard4570.. Have you ever sent a fellow geocacher a thank you email for taking a travel bug on an outstanding adventure? I do this often. Here is one I sent this week to the geocacher  Scottish Cavalryman.   Greetings! Just wanted to say thank you for taking my travel bug TB4JAZ9 with you on your adventures to South Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Georgia, Virginia and numerous caches in Hawaii. You single handedly covered more miles and caches than I had hoped for when I re-released it. I can only hope future cachers do half, heck, 1/3rd as much as you did! It has been great fun following its travels with you. Again, many thanks! Cache on! Redbeard4570   Please consider doing this when you have a geocacher take your travel bug on a journey. Cache on!  Redbeard4570 From Tim Hewison The Mish-i-gan/Michigan debate goes on.  With an added twist. Nemesis Geocaches.. Molten Glass Arrangement GC5CRB6 by KaosCL and Spire67.  Published 12/9/14. D/T 5/4.5 Dumb Stuff Geocachers Do.. From BigMal70.. HiA couple of possible things for 'Dumb stuff Geocachers Do'   1) I recently set a multi cache and it was only when I was on a caching trip with a recent finder of this cache (when he told me that the hint did not match the location) that I realised that I had actually set the formula to the location of one of my other caches instead of the new one.   2) Last night a group of 13 of us went out to do a night cache set in a bog (http://coord.info/GC4984D). I am 6'2" and at one point I was up to the top of my thighs in cold, smelly, boggy water and it was chest high on one of the shorter members of the group. This was right at the start of the trail but we all continued to walk a further 3 miles and find the cache. A great cache and really good fun but I have got weird looks from everyone that asked what I did last night. Ask Doctor D.. If he could listen to music whilst caching what music would he listen to? Ey Up Me Duck Dave DeBaeremaeker I have a whole playlist of geocaching themed music I listen too sometimes when I am driving to a cache location. However when I actually hit the trails, I tend not to listen to anything but the sweet symphony that is Mother Nature.The music is all themed around finding things, or more often, exploration (e.e Life Is A Highway - Tom Cochrane, Ramble On - Led Zeppelin, Into The Great Wide Open - Tom Petty, You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - BTO)Heading home, almost always hard rock (and almost always Appetite For Destruction by G'n'R - one of the best rock records IMO ever recorded). Mark Pickard Nothing! I go caching for the peace and quiet and to hear nature, defeats the object of going in my opinion (ok I sometimes go caching with someone else to have a moan and whinge about other cachers who think there IT, the weather, the state of the economy, the price of bacon, you know you've been out with me once) Annemarie Halls Ditto. I love the peace and quiet, the birds and babbling brook the only sound track I need. Tim Hewison U2, of course! I have climbed the highest mountains I have run through the fields Only to be with you Only to be with you I have run, I have crawled I have scaled these city walls   ... not sure the rest are really appropriate! GGH Tips.. We love hitting the bike trails for some #geocaching. There's a number of things to do to make sure that the bike works well (and we talked about many on "GGH 165: Bicycle Maintenance I" by Danno of Team_Pugatch). One of those is to lube your bike chain but don't over do it. Too much lube can attract dirt and wear. Just drip the lube onto the chain then wipe off any excess.  cacheamaniacs.com GeoPauls Video Of The Week.. Pi Pie Day by Neil Moore Check out Pauls YouTube channel at youtube.com/MrGeoPaul       Travelbug Race.. Our Oh Beep! Where are my other legs? is still in Australia. Tracking History (12811 mi).  The Harvey Boys grabbed it "Found in the travel bug hotel Sydney, gonna help him get out of this town!", then moved it on to Queensland - adding a total of 662.19 miles its journey.  its now in cache GCRKN4 Laguna Lookout by powellbruce The Monkey King’s Southern S@m is moving again, it is now in the hands of shamrock-lady who is taking it on a tour of Germany.  Last spotted in GC5EEYG "[†]" Kudamatsu´s Nightmare (NC) by Kudamatsu ft. Vladi.  Tracking history (10534mi). Ey Up Me Duck Challenge.. The challenge This months challenge is entitled the pi challenge and will mean you will have to cache for 3 consecutive days. On day 1 you are to find 3 (and only 3) caches. The next day you need just 1 cache and on day 3 you must find just 4 (and no more) caches. The prizes.. Ay Up Me Duck has donated a travelbug for us to giveaway in this challenge. Winner Geo-Ref The Obligatory Doctor Who Bit.. Michael Edwards posted this photo on our Facebook page.  He saw it whilst out searching for cache GC482GB (just in case you were wondering the area).   Its down near Watford.

Jonathan is President and Managing Member of Two Bridges Asset Management LLC. Before founding Two Bridges, he was a partner in the real estate investment firm TRB Investment Group LLC. He began his career as a lawyer and spent over a decade practicing in American Lawyer Top 100 firms, where he focused on real estate and hospitality matters. Jonathan holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College and a law degree from Columbia University School of Law. He currently serves as a vice president of the Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization. Although he only made his first apartment acquisition less than a year ago, Jonathan is already working on his third apartment deal and currently owns/manages 234 Multi-Family units in the Greenville-Spartanburg, SC area and has plans to build his portfolio up to 1000+ units within the next few years. In this episode, Jonathan will speak with us candidly about his real estate investing business and how anyone listening to this show can yield the same results if they take the right path. In this interview with Jonathan you’re going to learn:         The roadblocks he ran into financing his first deal and how he overcame them          What key indicators he looks for in a market which determine whether or not he’ll invest          How finding an already experienced investor to partner with proved invaluable to his current success          Why it’s so vitally important to get your first few deals done to create a track record for yourself          Why he feels it’s imperative to build lasting relationships with brokers if you want to be successful in this business          Why he prefers multi-family properties over the other asset classes          Why he wholeheartedly believes in using 3rd party management companies to run your properties            And much more…

The Secret Place - A tale of two bridges

Ships of TNG. The Next Generation brought us a variety of ship designs. From the workhorse of the fleet—the Excelsior class—to our beloved Galaxy class, all the way through to something radically different like the Olympic class, these ships were used for different purposes and expanded the Star Trek universe. In this episode of Earl Grey, hosts Phillip Gilfus, Darren Moser, and Daniel Proulx discuss a few of the ship designs that we saw throughout the series, the positives and negatives of each, and ship design in Star Trek in general.

This week we visit with Michael Holland, acting City Archivist, as he unearths civic treasures from deep in the vault, among them early photos ofContinue Reading

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