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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00

27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

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Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00

27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

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Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00

27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

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Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2022 32:51

27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, "If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place." He answered, "I will do as you have said." 31 And he said, "Swear to me"; and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh48 After this, Joseph was told, "Behold, your father is ill." So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, "Your son Joseph has come to you." Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z"God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine; Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

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Top Performing Canadian Stocks and ESG

The Canadian Investor

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 20, 2022 49:02

In this release of the Canadian Investor Podcast, we cover the following topics: We take a look at the best performing TSX listed stocks over the last 5 and 10 year period We discuss ESG investing and how inconsistent the term ESG is when it comes to investing Tickers of stocks discussed: CSU.TO, WCN.TO, DSG.TO, TIH.TO, TVK.TO, CP.TO, BYD.TO, CJT.TO, BIP-UN.TO, WDO.TO, CIGI.TO, IFC.TO, FNV.TO, CNR.TO, GIB-A.TO, CGY.TO, X.TO, BEP-UN.TO, IIP-UN.TO, AIF.TO Check out our portfolio by going to Jointci.com Our Website Canadian Investor Podcast Twitter: @cdn_investing Simon's twitter: @Fiat_Iceberg Braden's twitter: @BradoCapital Sign up to Stratosphere for free

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Sertaç Ersayın ile Tasarımın Kalkınmadaki Rolü

DEĞER YARATMANIN FORMÜLÜ

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2022 40:59

Bu bölümdeki konuğum WDO (World Design Organisation) YK üyesi Sertaç Ersayın. Sertaç Bey bir endüstri ürünleri tasarımcısı. 30 yıla yakın kurumsal tecrübenin ardından 40 ülkeden üye meslek örgütlerini bir araya getiren WDO'nun yönetim kurulunda yer almasının yanısıra Endüstriyel Tasarımcılar Meslek Kuruluşu'nun ve Yaratıcı Endüstriler Konfederasyonu Başkanlığını üstlenmiş. Dolayısıyla tasarımın üretim ve kalkınmadaki rolünü dünya ve Türkiye perspektifinden ele aldık. Tasarımda sistem odaklı bakışın farklı uzmanlıkların işbirlikleri kurabildikleri bir alana ihtiyaç duyduğunun altını çizdi. Bu anlamda tasarımın sofistikasyonu derinleşirken, anlatımının basitleşmesi ihtiyacına dikkat çekti. Benim de yürekten katıldığım diğer bir tespiti ise başarılı bir ürün veya hizmet ortaya koyabilmek için tasarımı ve pazarlamasını yapanların müzakere edebilmesi ve birbirini ikna edebilmesi zorunluluğuydu. Türkiye'ye baktığımızda ise bir vizyona bağlı olarak ulusal stratejinin belirlenmesinin öneminin ve buna bağlı olarak yetiştirilecek uzmanların ve yapılacak yatırımların meyvesini vermesinin zaman alacağının farkında olmamız gerektiğini söyledi. Burada devletin makro politikaları eksikliğinde özel sektörün bu açığı kapatıp kapatamayacağına ilişkin sorumdan ise ümit verici bir yanıt alamadım maalesef. Umuyorum Türkiye yüksek katma değerli üretim konusunda ulusal politikasını bir an önce belirleyip uzun sürecek bu yolculuğuna bir an önce başlayabilir. (02:14) ODTÜ'nün ortamı ve öğrettikleri; (03:53) İyi bir tasarımcı olmak için gerekenler; (05:28) Herkes tasarımcı olabilir mi?; (08:28) Tasarımın üretimdeki rolü; (11:33) Çevresel duyarlılığın etkisi; (13:00) Türkiye'nin yaratıcılık karnesi; (14:30) Tasarımda sistem odaklı bakış; (21:34) Pazarlama Tasarım ilişkisi; (26:55) Devlet politikalarının ve koordinasyonun gerekliliği; (33:55) Sertaç Ersayın'ın Değer Yaratma Formülü; (35:30) Sivil toplum örgütlerinin rolü Sertaç Ersayın'ın Linkedin profili https://www.linkedin.com/in/sertac-ersayin-709a0315/

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Do zobaczenia. Kosmos, las i Nysa

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2021 28:43

W Do zobaczenia będziemy dziś w kosmosie, nawiedzonym lesie, obozie koncentracyjnym i w…Nysie! „Diuna” podbija od tygodnia nasze kina. Czym nas zachwycił film Denisa Villeneuve? Dziś kinowa premiera „Mojego wspaniałego życia” Łukasza Grzegorzka ze znakomitymi rolami m.in Agaty Buzek, Adama Woronowicza i Jacka Braciaka. Słuszna nagroda za reżyserię w Gdyni? W tym tkwi fenomen kina Grzegorzków? Inną polską premierą tygodnia jest zdumiewająca kontynuacja pierwszego polskiego slashera „W lesie dziś nie zaśnie nikt”. Jak wypada sfinansowany przez Netflixa sequel horroru Bartosza M. Kowalskiego? Będą też „Poufne lekcje perskiego”, czyli kolejne filmowe spojrzenie na Holokaust.

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Home Inspection Authority Straight Talk with John Laforme

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2021 28:50

W Do zobaczenia omówimy dziś wstrząsający „Żeby nie było śladów” Jana P. Matuszyńskiego, który jest jednym z faworytów do nagród na festiwalu Polskich Filmów Fabularnych w Gdyni i właśnie wchodzi do kin w całej Polsce. Pozostaniemy w poważnych klimatach przy rozmowie o nowej wersji „Scen życia małżeńskiego”. Jak wyszedł remake klasyki Bergmana? Jessica Chastain i Oscar Isaac na pokładzie! Będzie też o zdumiewającym duńskim komediodramacie „Jeźdźcy sprawiedliwości” z kolejną wyrazistą rolą Madsa Mikkelsena.

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Does Your Home Have Termites? Of Course It Does If Its Made Out Of Wood!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 13, 2021 34:43 Transcription Available

In Episode 3 , David Olivas from Pyramid Pest Control and John Laforme explain the difference between a Termite Inspection Vs Home Inspection. Wood damage to a home can be general wood damage typically pointed out by a general home inspector, however determining if damage is dry rot or (WDO) Wood Destroying Organisms must be reported by a licensed pest control contractor only. This episode is intended to explain the process in the simplest terms for the home owner, realtor or future buyer.Termites are very common in most homes in California, being told your home has termites should be expected. The next step is addressing the issues noted in your termite inspectors report. Your termite report may indicate specific areas only or multiple areas of current dry rot or Termite damage. If multiple areas of damage are present and some areas cannot be reached then fumigation may be recommended by your Termite inspector.A structural pest control specialist is any individual who is licensed by the board to apply a pesticide, rodenticide, or allied chemicals or substances for the purpose of eliminating, exterminating, controlling, or preventing infestation or infections of pests or (WDO) wood destroying organisms included in sections 1-2-3 of a termite Inspection report.Wood Destroying Organisms (WDO) including termites or any insect, as well as rot or any fungus, that damage wood. Under California law, only an inspector licensed by the Structural Pest Control Board is qualified or authorized to inspect for any rot or termite activity or damage. You are advised to obtain a current WDO report and must rely on that report for any potential rot or termite activity and recommendations for repair.Contact Information for David Olivas of Pyramid Pest Control 818-298-8939pyramidpest@aol.comhttps://pyramidpests.com/Contact information for John Laforme of Home Inspection Authority 800-950-8184General Home InspectionsSewer Camera InspectionsMold Inspections & TestingIndoor Air Quality TestingJohn LaformeCREIA Certified Inspector Member #0155263 https://www.homeinspectionauthority.com/home-mold-sewer/Visit Us Online for our home inspection services.http://www.homeinspectionauthority.comVisit Us On Youtube for home inspection videos and tips for home buyers, Home inspector training and home inspector tools.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXzxEH5J8y5EW1lZ3LtDB0A

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Ep. 60 Should You Accept FHA/VA Offers?

The HartBeat for Realtors

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2021 3:21

More and more we are hearing back from our buyers and referral partners that their FHA and VA buyers are not having their offers accepted. I understand this if the sales price is over the estimated appraised value. You don't want to enter that mess. I don't understand if the FHA or VA buyer is the best offer. A VA buyer is usually just as strong as any conventional buyer and the only real difference to the Seller is that a WDO inspection is required. Don't be scared of these buyers. I did a quick video on my thoughts for why Sellers should be open to accepting FHA and VA Buyers Have a rate day! I do Mortgages for a living, if I can ever help you buy or refinance a home let me know! · Apply for a mortgage now at https://timhart.floify.com/apply-now · TEXT “APPLY” to 239-437-4278 · Call me or text me 239-910-5668 · Talk to my team were here to help! 239-437-4278 · Check out my website www.TimHartJr.com Connect with me on Social Media YouTube - http://bit.ly/2Ourk8c Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/timhart453/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TimHartJr LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhartjr/

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This Week In Interview - S11E04

TDN Radio On Demand

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2021 80:10

This Week In Interview's host takes a look back at NJAM and WDO's presentation on best practices for developing an International Airport. As the people of Wesley confront the lost of their land to the government of Dominica for a proposed International Airport project.

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Why I’m so Freekin Excited About PMU Pest Management University

The Pest Geek Podcast Worlds #1 Pest Control Training Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2021 9:51

PMU Pest Management University is the Elite pest control training center if you want to train from the very best and be in the top 1% of the industry. If you Need GHP General Household Pest, Lawn and Ornamental, Termites, WDO, Fume they have a real-world training facility with a real house that has real… The post Why I'm so Freekin Excited About PMU Pest Management University appeared first on Pest Geek Pest Control Podcast .

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Am I a fraud?

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2021 28:52

This week's episode is all about imposter syndrome. We talk a little about what it is, what it stems from as well as some of our personal experiences managing it. We also discuss how the imposter syndrome may be more exacerbated in people of colour. Q.O.T.W: Do you think anyone can be considered attractive as long as they know how to dress and act the part? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable

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The career hustle

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 30, 2020 45:48

In this weeks episode, we speak about the hustle to find a career. Is it really all about who you know or does your experience still matter? We touch on post-grad blues (yes it's a real thing), the STRUGGLE of the application process, the importance of networking and some tips that will make your search for a career easier! Q.O.T.W: Do we romanticise the idea of being an entrepreneur and condemn people who want the 9-5 lifestyle? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable!

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Bate papo mensal sobre análise gráfica e análise macro econômica para operações.

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2020 39:43

André, Vinícus e Wagner fazem um bate papo trazendo análises gráficas e macro econômicas e compartilhando informações das operações realizadas no mês.

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2020 28:50

Ameryka lat 70. i ta współczesna. Zasypana śniegiem Szwecja i skazany w tłustych beatach Bronx. W końcu góry i najsłynniejszy polski alpinista. W Do zobaczenia pogadaliśmy o politycznym „Procesie 7 z Chicago” Aarona Sorkina, sportowym ( z elementami kina kryminalnego) serialu „Miasto niedźwiedzia”, zajrzeliśmy do zjawiskowego niezależnego kina od Radhy Blank pt. „40-letnia raperka”. Na koniec powiedzieliśmy o dokumencie o Jerzym Kukuczce, który wjechał na Netflix, więc jest dostępny dla szerokiego widza.

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I'm Black, he's Asian, what's the big deal? featuring Milena

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 26, 2020 73:38

This week we're discussing interracial dating, featuring our good friend Milena. Milena spoke with us about her personal experience dating outside of her race, while shedding light on the similarities of dating other people of colour. We discuss racial preferences, cultural differences, fetishising and much more! As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable! Q.O.T.W: Do you think physical attractions is important to start and/or maintain a relationship? Let us know your thoughts by leaving us a message on our Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. Guests Instagram: @themilenab1

Bate Papo sobre Opções e Experiencia e Pensamentos de uma Pessoa Iniciante

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2020 84:39

Bate Papo sobre Opções e Experiencia e Pensamentos de uma Pessoa InicianteConversa segue informal e sem pretensões entre o Vinicius, Andre e o convidado Caio.

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Finding Fins Fishing Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2020 30:30

W Do zobaczenia będziemy po trzech stronach świata. Urocza, mądra i zabawna francuska komedia „Małe szczęścia” zderzy się z polskim „Interiorem”. Marek Lechki wraca do kina po dekadzie nieobecności. Jak wypadł jego film uwięzieniu w systemie? Te dwa filmy na dużym ekranie. Co w streamingu? Ano przedziwny brytyjsko-amerykański serial „Trzeci dzień” z Jude Lawem i Naomi Harris. Nowa wersja „The Wicker Man”, czy coś zupełnie innego?

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Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2020 18:58

Joe Henry from Lake of the Woods Tourism joins Host Bret Amundson to discuss fishing at Lake of the Woods during July and wDo saugers... The post Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon appeared first on Fish Hunt Forever.

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Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2020 18:58

Joe Henry from Lake of the Woods Tourism joins Host Bret Amundson to discuss fishing at Lake of the Woods during July and wDo saugers and sturgeon deserve more respect? Host Bret Amundson discusses the close relative to the walleye with Joe Henry and then break down sturgeon gear and why this is a good […] The post Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon appeared first on Sporting Journal Radio.

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Special: World Industrial Design Day with David Kusuma (Part 1)

Avantika Designeering Series

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2020 44:28

In this uproarious world becoming expressive day by day, it so happens that some of the most basic terms lose their voice to trends, buzzwords, and disruptions. One such term is Product Innovation. Every year, thousands of products are launched into the market, yet only a few of them are able to sustain the ultra-competitive market. With the need for personalization in every product, the industry needs a zealous individual, who can create a shimmer on the world of vigor to transform businesses through product innovation to haul the domain. As of this, we bring to you the first part of our special episode featuring a diligent personage David Kusuma; Vice President of Research and Product Innovation at Tupperware Brands co. His epitome of success arises as an engineer, aspiring into an Industrial Designer. He now leads as the VP at Tupperware. This episode proffers shrewdness regarding David's area of focus, design strategies in his business, and vaulting into brand designs. He mentors WDO which promotes design values envisioning designing for humanity for a better experience. In this episode, he shares with us how the future of the product innovation is going to cater to the needs of the users. He also tells us about how WDO is building a partnership with United Nations Agencies and additionally collaborating with Aerospace to advance the aspects of industrial design and set a new horizon in the domain; driven by the sustainability of the product, making it both imperishable and recyclable. You can connect with David on LinkedIn @David Kusuma, FIDSA. Don't forget to subscribe to our show and share your comments on ads@avantika.edu.in

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Thunder Trivia Week 10 (2016-2017 Season)

Down to Dunk OKC Thunder Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2020 69:48

Jay and Taylor vs Luke and Andrew Alex Speers hosts week 10 of the Deborah Buckets Trivia Hour... Can the Kyle 3 Man Weavers get a W? Do the Ketchup Kings end it this week? Listen in

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An Overview of Closing Costs

Jacksonville Real Estate Podcast with Jeff Riber

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2020

Who pays for which closing costs in a real estate transaction? Before I answer that question, a quick reminder: there is no law stating which party has to pay a particular cost. What we’re talking about is the customary costs for a particular location. Different market areas have different customs. The following is what’s customary for sellers to pay in Northeast Florida: Deed stamps: This state tax constitutes 0.007% of the sale price. It’s a set rate, so there’s no negotiating it. Owners title insurance policy: This is also a state-regulated amount that basically provides insurance to the new buyer so that if any issues arise from previous ownership, it’s taken care of by the title insurance company. Title search: The title company, in general, will handle the transaction as a whole, including the search and organizing the title insurance policy, which brings me to our next item… Settlement fee: This is what the title company charges for doing the work mentioned above and handling the money, which goes from the lender to the seller, and then the seller to their lender, and so on. Survey fee: This shows the buyer what they actually own. Other costs that are sometimes asked of sellers to pay include the satisfaction of the mortgage (if they have one) to pay off their existing loan, courier fees, wire fees, the home warranty, seller paid closing costs on behalf of the buyer, etc. Typically, buyers pay for anything associated with getting financing in Northeast Florida, so if you’re paying cash to purchase your home, your closing costs are minimal—all you have to pay is a recording fee. If you’re using financing to purchase though, you’ll be expected to cover several fees in addition to that: Intangible tax: This is a tax on getting a mortgage, and it goes toward the state coffers. 0.002 * the loan amount. Note stamps: This is like the deed stamps, except against the amount of the loan just a different amount. 0.0035 * loan amount. Mortgagee title insurance policy: This is similar to the owner’s title insurance policy, except it protects the lender. Title insurance endorsements: These are smaller modifications to your title insurance policy that protect you from issues that might arise if you live in a homeowners association or condominium complex, as an example. Inspection fees: Whether it’s a general inspection, WDO inspection, pool inspection, etc., these are usually paid outside of the closing. Mortgage origination charges: When you borrow money from a bank or mortgage company, this is the fee you pay them for originating your loan. Appraisal fee: This is the fee you pay your lender so they can hire an appraiser to substantiate the amount you’re paying for the home. Mortgage Insurance: This applies if you’re putting less than 20% down. Depending on the loan type, different terminology is used to describe the same function. On FHA loans it’s MIP (mortgage insurance premium). For a VA loan, this is referred to as a funding fee. Other miscellaneous buyer costs can include: Home warranty fee Lender’s flood certification Wire fee Municipal lien search fee Estoppel letter fee To see a more in-depth description of these costs, follow this link that takes you to my blog post. Remember, everything in real estate is negotiable—you never know what the other party is willing to pay for unless you ask. If you have questions about this or any real estate topic, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to help you.

Do zobaczenia – Nowy sezon Westworld, Spisek przeciwko Ameryce i Śledztwo Spensera

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 25:09

W Do zobaczenia pogadamy o tym, kto przejął władzę w Ameryce ( „Spisek przeciwko Ameryce”), przeniesiemy się do rzeczywistości transhumanicznej („Westworld” sezon 3). Będziemy też w Bostonie z dwójką sympatycznych bokserów-detektywów („Śledztwo Spensera”) i zajrzymy na Long Island, gdzie nie rozwiązano sprawy seryjnych morderstw („Zaginione dziewczyny”). Kina zamknięte, ale my jesteśmy dla was z nowościami z kina domowego! Audycja Moniki Szczygło i Łukasza Adamskiego

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Do zobaczenia. Polski slasher, fake newsy i Freud

The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 26:26

Wejdziemy dziś do lasu, gdzie nikt nie zaśnie oraz w świat fake newsów. Sprawdzimy co u Freuda w serialu Netflix i jak wygląda klasowe społeczeństwo w więzieniu. Będzie też królestwo zwierząt w pięknym dokumencie udostępnionym za darmo online. Kwarantanna pod znakiem VOD. W Do zobaczenia robimy dwa was selekcję mimo koronawirusa.

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Running late

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2020

On this weeks podcast we detail the February 18th and 24th 2020 Billings Montana city council meetings. The meeting on the 24th seeing a lot more public engagement as the council discussed whether Welcoming Diversity Ordinance deserved to be put on a future agenda. Click the link below to read one council members opinions on the WDO. Shaun Browns email response to Norma Buchanan on why he opposed the WDO Emails from constituents to council concerning the WDO *Email us at thefridaypacket@gmail.com with comments, questions, concerns. *Go to https://www.patreon.com/thefridaypacket to “buy that for a dollar” and become a sustaining member of the podcast!!

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Dance #26 Arunas Bizokas Life at the top and the WDO

The Frame Work Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2020 90:16

In this episode of the podcast, Ikaika Dowsett speaks with Ballroom World Champion Arunas Bizokas on his life at the top, and illuminates some topics on the WDO and what it is. Arunas Bizokas is the organizer and host of the North American Imperial Star Ball, and the Vilnius Dance Festival.

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PHP Internals News: Episode 43: Syntax Tweaks

PHP Internals News

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2020

PHP Internals News: Episode 43: Syntax Tweaks London, UK Thursday, March 5th 2020, 09:06 GMT In this episode of "PHP Internals News" I chat with Nikita Popov (Twitter, GitHub, Website) about the RFCs. One on abstract methods in traits, and one about an improvement to the tokenizer. The RSS feed for this podcast is https://derickrethans.nl/feed-phpinternalsnews.xml, you can download this episode's MP3 file, and it's available on Spotify and iTunes. There is a dedicated website: https://phpinternals.news Transcript Derick Rethans 0:16 Hi, I'm Derick. And this is PHP internals news, a weekly podcast dedicated to demystifying the development of the PHP language. This is Episode 43. Today I'm talking with Nikita Popov yet again about a few RFCs that he's produced for PHP 8. Good morning, Nikita. How are you doing? Nikita 0:34 Good morning, Derick. I'm doing great. Derick Rethans 0:37 I've given up on introducing you because we've done this so many times. Now, you don't need an introduction any more. The first RFC I wanted to talk about a little bit this morning is the abstract trait methods validation RFC. What are traits? Nikita 0:51 We usually talk about traits as compiler assisted copy and paste. Basically, we just take all the methods and properties from a trait and copy them into the class that's using the trait. That's a bit over simplified, in particular, you can use multiple traits in the single class. And those traits might be defining the same method, in which case you have to resolve the conflict in some way. So that's where you have these insteadof or use annotations to specify precedents and aliases. Derick Rethans 1:23 Traits has been in PHP for quite a long time. What is now the problem that you're trying to solve through this RFC? Nikita 1:29 The problem is that traits are sometimes not self contained. So to give a specific example, we have in the logger PSR, we have a trait called logger trait, which has a bunch of methods like warning, error, info, notice, and so on. So just simple helper methods, which all called the log method with a specific log level and this trait only specified these helper methods but still requires the actual class to implement the log method. The way you'll usually indicate that is by adding an abstract method to the trait. You have all the methods you actually want to provide by the trait. And you have a number of abstract methods that the trait itself requires to work. This already works fine, but the problem is just that these methods are not actually validated, or they are only inconsistently validated. Even though the trait specifies this abstract methods, you could implement it in the class with a completely different signature. Derick Rethans 2:30 Okay, just like any signature? Nikita 2:32 Just like any signature right. The method still has to be present in some way. But the signature can be completely different. Could also be like different method type, like a static method, or an instance method. Derick Rethans 2:43 Just basically checks for the name is what you're saying? Nikita 2:46 Yeah, it only checks with the name. Derick Rethans 2:49 Is this the only place, is this the only time where these abstract methods are not being validated. Or are there other situations where that could happen as well? Nikita 2:57 No, I think this is the only place. Derick Rethans 3:00 Are all the situations where these abstract methods in the trait will get validated. And also on signature? Nikita 3:07 As I mentioned, it's not like the signatures are completely unvalidated. They are just inconsistently validated. It depends a lot on exactly how you use the trait. If you just use the trait and specify the methods of the same class, it doesn't get validated right now. If instead of the method is provided by the parent class, so it's inherited, then it does get validated. If you don't implement the method that makes the class abstract instead, then it's also going to get validated in the child class. It kind of already works halfway. And this RFC just tries to make it work always. Derick Rethans 3:44 Okay, that seems like a reasonably good addition to almost a no brainer. Nikita 3:48 I would say it's basically, a bug. Especially if you look at the implementation, there is clearly some validation code there. The conditions are just a little bit off, but so we do have to go through the proposal, because this is a backwards compatibility break. Derick Rethans 4:02 Yes, I was about to ask if it's a bug fix, why bother with an RFC? But if it's a BC break then yeah, we still need to do it of course. I doubt there be many controversies about is? Nikita 4:12 Actually there is one contentious point. Um, so something I didn't mention yet is that the RFC also allows you to define private abstract methods in traits. Normally private abstract is like a contradiction in terms because private means only visible in the same class. And abstract means it has to be implemented in the child class, you can't really have both. You can't have both with traits, because traits can see the private members in the class. I think that by itself is like not controversial. That's a reasonable thing to have a trait. The part that is controversial is what you do with existing visibility modifiers. This pattern already exists. So people already define abstract methods in traits but because right now private abstract is forbidden, the lowest they can use is actually protected abstract, even though they don't actually want that method to be publicly exposed, or even protectively exposed. So there is an argument there that we should maybe ignore the normal visibility validation that we do, and allow even implementing a protected abstract method from a trait with a private method inside the class, simply for backwards compatibility reasons. Derick Rethans 5:21 Because if you wouldn't allow that then, how would it break things? Nikita 5:26 It would break things because there is existing code, using these abstract protected methods simply because we don't support abstract private yet. So those code would start throwing visibility error, and I mean, could be fixed by just dropping the abstract method, but there's also not ideal. Derick Rethans 5:45 Because people use it to make sure that, I mean it's there in the class that implements the trait pretty much. Do you have any idea when this is going to for vote? Nikita 5:53 I think it can already go up for vote? Mainly I need to resolve that question about the visibility first. Derick Rethans 5:59 I'm looking forward to seeing that showing up sometime soon then. How do you call your second RFC? Nikita 6:05 Object based token get alternative? Derick Rethans 6:07 I think that's a great title. There's a few words in there that we might have to explain first. What are these tokens you're talking about? Nikita 6:14 So the token_get_all function, which we already have, exposes a part of the PHP compiler infrastructure. PHP compilation generally has three steps. The first is the tokenization. The second part is the parser, and then the compiler. So the tokenizer converts the raw character stream into tokens, which encode higher level concepts, for example, that like the sequence of FUNC and so on is actually a function keyword, or that double code followed by characters is actually a string. So this part only recognises like not larger structures, like whole functions but at least the the atoms that make up language. Derick Rethans 7:00 Would you say these are the words that make up the sentences? Nikita 7:03 Yeah, that's that's the right analogy. Derick Rethans 7:06 Why would you want to have access to them? Nikita 7:08 For example, I have a PHP parser library, which converts these tokens into an actual syntax tree. And then on top of that, you can easily analyse PHP source code. So this is what all these static analyzers, like PHPStan or Psalm are based on. Derick Rethans 7:27 Do they all use the tokens? Nikita 7:29 Those two, in particular, use my PHP parser library, and that one uses the tokens internally. There is also other tooling that's more directly based on tokens, for example, code formatters or code style inspection tools like PHPCS. Those all directly operate on the tokens instead. Derick Rethans 7:47 But as you say, these tokens only are words and they don't really provide a structure. How would these tools then convert that into a structure? Nikita 7:54 If you're looking for, if you're looking just at formatting, then you may not really need a lot of structure. So you probably do need to write like that of extra code to recognise that, okay, the function token followed by white space, followed by an identifier, that's function declaration. For the more complicated tooling that builds a syntax tree, you need to implement a parser, either based in code generation, or based on recursive descent approach. Derick Rethans 8:26 Why would you not want to have direct access to PHP's AST instead because that already provides a structure for you? Nikita 8:33 We do have direct access to the AST through the AST PECL extension, which is not part of core yet. I don't know if there are plans in that direction. Derick Rethans 8:43 Well you wrote it so you surely can make these plans. Nikita 8:46 Yes, I can make them but I don't know if I should make them. Derick Rethans 8:50 I think you should. Nikita 8:51 I mean, the nominal advantage of the AST extension is that it's always up to date with PHP. In practice that really isn't an issue, because some of the userland tooling is also pretty quickly updated. The more practical advantage is that the extension is a lot faster than implementing this in userland code. Well, I mean, this is really one of the areas where C code is faster than PHP code. The AST extension only exposes the structure that PHP itself needs. PHP is not interested in like precise formatting, and things like that at all. So it throws away quite a few things. You can, for example, get accurate on position information. Like, where, exactly not just which line but of which column, something is defined. And that's something you're quite often interested in. Derick Rethans 9:46 Also, from what I've known, it throws away all the comments unless they are doc bloc comments. How does the tokenizer currently return information about the tokens? I've played with this in the past and I didn't think it was the prettiest format to get back out of it. Nikita 10:02 token_get_all returns an array of tokens. And there are generally two types of tokens. One is single character tokens, like a semicolon, or a comma, or whatever, which are just returned as a string. So it's a single character string. And then there are complex tokens, like the function keyword, like white space, like strings, which are returned as an array where the first element is the token ID, which is an integer. And we have constants defined for these integers. The second element is the actual string content of the token. So for the function keyword, that's always going to be function, but it could be written in different ways because the keyword is case insensitive, so it could be all lowercase, or uppercase, hopefully it's all lowercase. Derick Rethans 10:52 You'll get the odd situation where the first letter is the capital, I suppose, but that's about it, hopefully. Nikita 10:57 And finally, the last element is the line number. So the starting line number. Derick Rethans 11:02 So if you want to look at the position on the line, you'd have to calculate it yourself? Nikita 11:08 Right you would have to track that yourself. I mean, there are two problems. One is just that you have these single character tokens and the complex tokens using different structure. So all the codes using them as to always switch back between those; check if it's an array or a string, or a test to do some kind of normalisation itself. And the second problem is that arrays in PHP are fairly memory inefficient when it comes to storing a fixed amount of data. Storing three elements inside an array always means allocating an array for eight elements. Because its minimum array size, you have to use space to store the key, and so on. Generally, if you have a fixed structure, it's much much more efficient to store it inside an object. Using a class that has declared properties. So this makes a very large difference in some cases, especially if your array only has like two or three elements, you can save a lot of memory with it. Derick Rethans 12:12 Have you done any benchmarks to see how much memory you'd actually save some likes some some particular scripts that you've parsed with how to tokenizer doesn't matter and how you proposing to do it? Nikita 12:22 Yeah, I have here in the RFC, some numbers for some particular script that goes down from 14 megabytes to eight megabytes. So that's nearly half the memory usage. Well, actually, maybe I should first actually say what the RFC proposes. The RFCe proposes to instead return objects, an array of objects. And these objects have four properties. So first is again, the ID of the token, then the textual content, the line number, and also the starting position of the token in the string. Derick Rethans 12:54 Is this something that the tokenizer extension and tracks for you? Nikita 12:58 I mean, that's something that can easily do, so we can just as will expose it. And these objects are always used. So we no longer make the distinction between single character tokens and complex tokens. So we always return the uniform array of tokens, of token objects. Despite doing that, removing this optimization for a single character tokens, the end result is still that we use half as much memory, simply because objects are that much more efficient than arrays. Derick Rethans 13:27 That's a clever trick. I'm sure people like that, that using less memory, at least I know I would. Is it also faster or doesn't particularly matter much? Nikita 13:35 It's also faster, like maybe 30% or something, because memory usage and performance tend to be pretty heavily correlated. So if you use less memory, you also are faster. Derick Rethans 13:46 That makes sense. Are you thinking of other things that you can add to the tokenizer extension to make working with them even easier? Nikita 13:52 The way this new functionality is implemented is, we have a PHP token class and on it we have a static method getAll. So instead of calling the token_get_all function, you call PHPToken::getAll(). And one nice thing this allows you to do is to extend this token class. So you can say, MyPHPToken extends PHPToken, and then you call MyPHPToken::getAll() and then we will actually construct your extension class. That means that you can add whatever methods you like, in addition to what we provide by default. Derick Rethans 14:29 Is that a pattern that we have in other places in PHP as well? Because I don't usually think that even if you'd call an inherited static method, why wouldn't suddenly return the inherited classes object? wDo we did it in other places? Nikita 14:42 So this is somewhat uncommon in PHP internals. I think it's a pretty common pattern for userland where generally if you return new objects from static methods, you always use new static, not new self. This is essentially late static binding, which we did discuss quite recently. So, there is one limitation here namely that the constructor of the PHPToken class is final. So, you can extend the class and you can add extra methods, but you cannot modify the construction behaviour, because we would like to internally construct these tokens very efficiently by more or less directly writing the values into the right slot in memory and not doing slow constructor calls, becouse this functionality tends to be very performance sensitive. And the same trick where you can extend the class but not change the constructor is also used by the SimpleXML extension. Does exist but not very common in, generally where internal code is concerned, we usually do not really plan for extension. I think nowadays we mark nearly all internal all new internal classes as final simply because extension is such a pain to deal with. And for old classes who usually wish that we had marked them as final. I mean, this is also a general recommendation for userland that, like you should mark things final as much as you can get away with it. But it's much bigger concern for internals because dealing with userland extensions that do unexpected things is much harder for us. Derick Rethans 16:23 You even need to make sure that your internal structures are properly constructed by the parent's constructor being called from inherited classes but in PHP, there's no such requirement that you do. Pretty sure I've had problems with that for the Date extension a long, long time ago, where people would extend from it, not call the constructor. And then because he didn't think of it, nothing is defined and everything just falls down. Nikita 16:44 Yeah, so this is one of the common problems. And the other one is that internal classes often define custom object handlers. So that's something only internal classes can do. Just to give one example, they can define debug info handler that modifies the output of var_dump, but nowadays we also have the user land magic methods on get you back into and I think pretty much all internal classes are just going to ignore that, and always return their own internal debug information even if this method has been overwritten, simply because no internal class actually checks for that. And this kind of problem also exists for a lot of other magic, and generally no one takes it into account, and things are just more or less softly broken. Derick Rethans 17:31 Very recently there was a pull request for Xdebug to change that as well because in Xdebug's debugging output get sent to IDEs. For internal classes always uses internal get debug handler, and for userland classes it uses whatever is userland defined; I mean if there's a magic method we'll use that. The pull request wanted to change Xdebug in such a way that it would also use the get debug info magic method for internal classes, whenever overridden. After some discussion about this, we figured out, this is probably a bad idea to do, and hence, we haven't merged that. Although we end up fixing some other things that the developer also found. That's a curious situation to be in. We would like us to be sort of work the same. But at the same time, you sometimes really want to see the internal information from the classes without developers having hidden the information behind it, right. Nikita 18:20 Yeah, that's true. Derick Rethans 18:21 And that is just from a from a debug perspective. And even from, let's make sure things don't crash perspective. I see that the RFC also rejected a few features that aren't part of the current iteration yet or might make sense to add it later. And one of them is about a lazy token stream. What would that be and what sort of different interface would it have? Nikita 18:43 The lazy token stream basically just means that instead of returning an array of tokens, we return an iterator of tokens, which means that we do not have to store the full array in memory, which, like for the example, I used. The memory usage for the whole token array was eight megabytes, even after these memory usage improvements, which wasn't a fairly large file, but definitely not the largest file. You can encounter especially when it comes to generated files. So there is an advantage of processing tokens one by one as a stream, because then your memory usage is going to be basically O(1), not O(n). The problem is, I mean, the PHP lexer does indeed work one token at a time, so it can support it. The problem is that it has a lot of internal state. And in order to implement this iterator, we would have to backup and restore the state on each produced token to make sure that it's still possible to for example, include and compile other files in the meantime. So this is something that can be improved; we can make that cheaper, but that would be a larger effort. And I'm not really sure it's worthwhile because, while you can process one token at a time. And this is, for example, what the PHP parser does internally. Many practical applications in userland will generally want to have all tokens as an array. Because it makes it simply, makes things easier if you can always look ahead and look back. And I think it would be fairly hard to rewrite the existing libraries in terms of the latest tree. It may be a nice to have, but I'm not the most useful thing for it now. Derick Rethans 20:32 What has been the feedback for this RFC? Nikita 20:35 I think pretty good. This is something that we've already discussed years ago. Last time the discussion kind of got a bit got a bit sidetracked. Yeah, one of the dangerous when you start introducing object oriented interfaces. Well, actually, I just call this RFC object-based intentionally, because when you do object oriented then people would like to have their tokens, and their token streams, and their token stream factories, and the token stream managers. And this is basically held this the whole time. But generally everyone who is working on tokens, which is not a lot of people, but those who are working with them know that memory usage is a problem. And the current, current inconsistent structure is a problem, which is why most of them implement their own token objects, and basically do the same thing we propose here just themselves. Derick Rethans 21:30 When it's this one going up for a vote at the same time? Nikita 21:32 Soon. Derick Rethans 21:33 Both of these RFCs that we spoken about today are both targeted to a PHP eight, I suppose? Nikita 21:37 Yeah. So right now, I think all RFCs are targeted at PHP 8. Derick Rethans 21:42 Thank you for taking the time with me today, Nikita to talk about a bunch of little RFCs that you've written. Perhaps by the time this podcast comes out, we've started voting on them and see what happens to them. Nikita 21:52 Thanks for having me once again. Derick Rethans 21:56 Thanks for listening to this instalment of PHP internals news. The weekly podcast dedicated to demystifying the development of the PHP language. I maintain a Patreon account for supporters of this podcast, as well as the Xdebug debugging tool. You can sign up for Patreon at https://drck.me/patreon. If you have comments or suggestions, feel free to email them to derick@phpinternals.news. Thank you for listening, and I'll see you next week. Show Notes RFC: Validation for abstract trait methods RFC: Object-based token_get_all() alternative PSR-3 Logger Interface PHPStan — PHP Static Analysis Tool Psalm PHP-AST PHPCS Credits Music: Chipper Doodle v2 — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) — Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

The Intro - Woodford Double Oaked

Two Pours

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 71:34

Brad and Derrick sit down to fire off their first ever episode of the Two Pours Podcast. The pour for this episode was Woodford Double Oaked. It was an unplanned pour, and our first recording - primarily to test the equipment, but we kept talking and used it as a fun casual way to introduce ourselves and our background, our little of our story, how we came to trying a podcast, and a little discussion on WDO, one of our favorite "daily drinker" pours we keep on hand. All in all, it's a sloppy episode, and we don't have the format down yet, but it will certainly jump start you on our background and get you primed for what's to come!

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Informacoes do Ultimo Mes, Robo, Backtest, Estrategia, Qualidade dos Dados (OHLC)

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2020 22:30

Um breve 'review' do ultimo mes, operando conta real x demo.Informacoes sobre o Robo, sobre Backtest, Estrategia e suas similaridades ou correlacao. Qualidade dos dados de OHLC e o efeito em backtest.

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Adendo ao Ultimo Podcast - Dificuldades e Aprendizados

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2020 10:45

Dificuldades e AprendizadosUma breve explicacao das dificuldades enfrentadas e um passo atras para prevenir maiores extress

Bate-Papo sobre Trading em 2020 @ Agora 100% Automatizado e com Resultados Abertos

Selling St Pete with Nicole Saunches

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2020 19:35

Ola, Agora nessa nova fase a meta e somente informar meus resultados, como fiz, me senti, preparacao, etc.Entrando com investimento de 20,000 Euros, apos muitos backtests a meta e um resultado acima de 50% no ano com maximo prejuizo de 20%, mas vou parar de operar o sistema se atingir -30%.... enfim, maiores explicacoes no Podcast.Abs...

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E06: An Inside Look at Home Inspections with Christine Shelton from Shelton Home Inspection

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2019 29:13

In this episode, Nicole Saunches interviews Christine Shelton with Shelton Home Inspections. For most people buying a home is the largest investment and a home inspection is an inexpensive way to investigate the condition of a home. What is a home inspection? A home inspection is a systems and components inspection and giving a prospective buyer (or seller) the condition of a home. In addition to a home inspection, many customers also choose to include a 4-Point Inspection, Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) inspection (also known as a pest inspection or termite inspection) and to get a Wind Mitigation report. 4-Point inspection, an inspection that tells the insurance company the underwriting questions they want answers to, will give consumers an idea if there are any red flags when it comes to obtaining a homeowner's insurance policy for the property. Wind Mitigation report - lets consumers know if - or how much - of a discount they are eligible for as well as how hurricane-proof the property is. The inspector can also recommend changes the consumers could implement to improve the property to get additional discounts on their insurance policy. The discounts for opening protection can be significant. WDO inspection - lets consumers know if there is any damage, activity and/or evidence related to wood-destroying organisms. Christine also provides tips on how to spot the difference between evidence of dry wood termites vs subterranean termites. To learn more about Christine & Steve Shelton and Shelton Home Inspection, you can visit their website at https://www.sheltonhomeinspections.com/

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Bate-Papo sobre Plano de Trade ... Automatizando via Python Bot *ROBO

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2019 69:52

Bate-Papo com o Vagner sobre Plano de Trade ... Automatizando via Python Bot *ROBOIdeias de trade-estrategia e como montar seu plano.O codigo dos programas estao no Github, link abaixo:https://github.com/papodetraderEsta sendo atualizado constantemente por mim... opera pela OANDA ou INTERACTIVEBROKERS, qualquer um com passaporte pode abrir a conta e nao estou ganhando nada para falar deles. A Interactive Brokers ja tem CFD das acoes da Bovespa.

Bate-Papo sobre Trade, Programação, Investimento, etc

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2019 68:47

O papo com o Vinicius e com o Wagner, um convidado ouvinte foi bem bacana, conversamos de trade, programação, investimento, swing-trade, valuation, etcA qualidade do som esta horrivel mas nao queria deletar o episodio pela qualidade do conteudo.

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Bate-Papo sobre investimento - Educação Financeira,