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Howdy folks of the interwebs! Your host Double J is back with another edition of OpGCD Live! show. Today, Double J is joined by guest, Dana, the host of the Rotting Jewels youtube channel where she explores the topic of the Process Church of the Final Judgment & other related activities. Your host, Double J, along with guest Dana discuss the intersection of the Process Church and the "elite" sector of society, both British & American. One such example of the "elite" representation in the Process Church, one must look no further than its origin story and founding membership. Next, Double J & Dana discuss the "elite" representation in the Process Church and its intersections with groups such as the "secret society" that started America, the Society of the Cincinnati. Lastly, Double J & Dana discuss the epicenter of Process Church and "elite" activity - notably the Society of the Cincinnati, and that epicenter of activity is Westchester County NY. Also discussed, is it a crime to be from Yonkers, NY? Anyhow, folks of the interwebs...thanks for join'n me to get a lil GCD! Enjoy the conversation on the intersection of "elite" sector of society, notably the Society of the Cincinnati, and the Process Church of the Final Judgment with Dana from Rotting Jewels. Links for Dana - https://www.rubyrave.com/collections/... / @rottingjewels https://x.com/DanaDooDah Links for JJ -https://linktr.ee/operationgcd

PREVIEW: ANTISEMITISM: Conversation with Mike Wagenheim, I24News, re the recent Democratic primary in Westchester County, NY that saw a moderate Democrat defeat a member of the so-called "squad" of Progressives in the House of Representatives. And lessons learned. More tonight. 1910 Harvard vs Yale

Needless to say Aimee Hofmann is an INSPIRATION to many!   At 30, she suffered from the neurological condition, Transverse Myelitis, an inflammation in the spinal cord that caused complete paralysis from level T10 of the spine. After learning she would never walk again, art gave her peace during the difficult stages of loss, grief, self-reflection, and re-discovery. Art helped her emotionally heal, as well as find joy again.   Throughout the years that followed, while facing a new life with a disability, Aimee created a number of collections. Her works featured landscapes, abstract florals and swirl patterns, which have continued to evolve into deeper abstract work.   Her unique abstract art has inspired many with its vibrancy and depth, symbolizing the resilience and strength found in the journey of recovery.   Aimee is being honored on June 6th by Burke Rehabilitation Hospital with the Burke Award, their highest honor. This year's theme is the "Healing Power of the Arts," which highlights the transformative impact of the arts in rehabilitation and recovery. Burke is a nationally renowned rehabilitation hospital located in White Plains NY and Aimee's impactful artwork adorns the walls throughout Burke Rehabilitation's buildings.   Aimee joined me to share her pride in how her unexpected journey brought her to this moment and how art contributes to the rehabilitation and recovery process for patients. I asked Aimee to talk about what she does every day and how she does it.  Her most recent collections she said, express a newfound freedom that embraces the beauty of imperfections, renewal/rebirth and nostalgia and the symbolism of one's unique life journey.   “After I became paralyzed throughout the years that followed, I learned so many life lessons. I did a lot of self-reflection and self-rediscovery work. One of the things was that I learned to let go of perfectionism, and it's something that I struggled with throughout my whole life. And so, my latest work features, for example, paint in diverse textures and various consistencies, which I liberally pour and splatter all over the canvas. And this kind of embracing the beauty of imperfections, allowing the paint organically to react instead of focusing on being perfect and that is a complete reflection of my personal journey. " "And so, acquiring a disability has also helped me discover this newfound courage that was born from the realization that there is nothing to fear because I realized that the future will always be uncertain for everybody no matter what. So, this epiphany has allowed me to relinquish control over outcomes, allowing my intuition to guide the creative process instead of focusing so much on the final results, if that makes sense.”   Everything Aimee creates makes total sense. In addition to individual collectors and Burke Rehabilitation, Aimee Hofmann's work is part of corporate collections at Amazon, JPMorgan Chase & Co., HSBC, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Intuit, State Street Bank, Ipsen, Brown Advisory and Vigil Neuroscience. She has also shown at local and regional arts centers and has been a guest speaker at the Harvard Business School.   Aimee Hofmann lives with her husband and two children in Westchester County NY. She is a two-time hand-cyclist marathoner, avid swimmer, fundraiser, and guest speaker. As disabilities advocate her goal is to continue to create awareness about inclusion and fair representation for people with disabilities.    ********** About 'The Burke Award': Given by Burke Rehabilitation, it is conferred upon an individual or group who has made significant contributions to the field of rehabilitation, either through personal achievements, the development of research or the establishment of programs and facilities to assist individuals with disabilities. It recognizes strength and courage in overcoming the challenge of a disability or a significant contribution to the understanding of physical disability. It remains the highest honor bestowed by the Board of Trustees of Burke Rehabilitation Hospital.   The Burke Award Dinner is Burke's premier fundraiser, with proceeds supporting Burke's outstanding rehabilitative care services and the Healing Power of the Arts fund.   Your generous support of the 2024 Burke Award being held on June 6th will make a difference in the lives of the thousands of patients Burke serves each year.     Enjoy being inspired to learn how art heals by the fabulous Aimee Hofmann in this podcast of our live conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show. 

I love gritty and gutsy women who make it in business against all odds. I am one, and so I am always drawn to the same.    We all have stuff. We all have crap. We all have horrific things that happen to us emotionally and financially that make us think, how the hell am I ever getting out of this? Often you don't even know where to begin.   Sometimes just listening to someone else's story lends a clue. Especially when it's a real-life lesson in resilience and survival. This story I'm about to share is very powerful. Because it's about the power of believing in yourself.   Today you're going to hear the extraordinary story of Marcy Manfredonia. This now successful entrepreneur rose from extreme emotional and financial hardship. You will be inspired. She turned nothing and I do mean NOTHING, into something else!   Three Successful businesses now and counting. National Maintenance, Custom Candle Co. and CBD Live Natural, with plans for plans for more entrepreneurial ventures in the hopper. She's Unstoppable.  Most amazing is that she never even learned how to read or write as she had to drop out of school young to take a job to help support her family.   This is one of the most authentic interviews I have ever done with one of the most authentic people I have ever met. If you're not a Marcie fan after listening or reading, I'll eat my hat.   I do think you should listen to this one vs read about it. Why? Well, let's just say Marcie's story told in her deep voiced Bronx Italian accent might just remind you to never judge a book by its cover. I'll take the liberty to say that because I'm also Italian (American), have been judged wrong along the way by many, and also have a pretty deep voice for a female. I often talk a little too NY fast for some, but if you want to hear two gritty and gutsy female entrepreneurs talkin' no BS about how to push through when life gets tough - you should listen. Also, in the spirit of May being Mental Health Awareness Month and knowing full well how many people struggle with emotional, financial and relationship challenges – I felt showcasing Marcie's story would encourage a whole lot of people - to never stop believing in themselves! I had met Marcie some years ago at an event held at her cool store in Bedford Hills, NY. She held a sort of networking party and I was invited by a lovely friend so I went. I was in awe of her beautifully designed store filled with magical candles and gifts on one side (Custom Cando Co.) and on the other an entire classy line of CBD and related products (CBD Live Natural) The party was set up father back in the store where there was a bar set up and beautiful appetizers and art. Then there was Marcie. To say Marcie has a presence that stands out would be an understatement. She's tall and attractive, always dressed a little sparkly, and has a unique deep voice with a Bronx Italian accent. She bubbles with enthusiasm, confidence, and compassion. That day I overheard her telling another guest about her years of suffering from fibromyalgia and anxiety and trying every possible way to get out of pain to no avail - until her son suggested she try CBD which she didn't understand and was afraid of but tried out of desperation. It worked and changed her whole life. Thus, her decision to start her CBD Live Natural store to try and help others get out of pain. Marcie spends a lot of time trying to help others. In fact, I learned it was at a American Cancer Society fundraiser that she threw to raise them some money, that a women from Whole Foods flipped out over her table decorations. Marcie made impressive centerpieces filled with candles flowers and candy out of recycled pink bottles that her son found in NYC which she cut and polished. When that someone said wow you should make this into a business - Marcie did. Her company Custom Candle Co. will take any bottle of wine or champagne that represents a memorable occasion to you (wedding anniversary, birth) and cut it and polish it and fill it with any one of her long-lasting great smelling candles in any scent you want. Marcie's candle business has sustainability at the core and all her candles are made from soy and recyclables - often bottles donated from restaurants so they don't go to the landfill. Marcie and I only spoke briefly that day at her party, but we had one of those good energy connections and both agreed we should stay in touch.   But years went by, until last month in a clothing store in Scarsdale, NY. I heard her voice. Blocked by racks of clothes that kept me from seeing her, I thought, hey that's Marcie from the party that I met, and I loved. So, I went over to her, and she was like “Debbie what happened to you?” “I always thought we should connect it again”. “I even asked my friend who invited you what ever happened to that woman?” So, we start talking, and I asked her to share a highlight of what's going on with her, and she mentioned she'd just won a bid for a job she was excited about. Who knew she owned a big construction company too? Wow I'm thinking there's a lot more to this woman than Candles and CBD. So, I'm telling her a little about my ventures and of course my show where I always feature innovators and she said, “I'll be a sponsor”. And I realized at that moment we were a perfect business match. She is the epitome of gritty and I'm the epitome of gutsy and we both always come from the heart. Together businesswise I thought, wow we could be dangerous. (Dangerously fun too.) I understood Marcie's businesses, but I wanted to understand Marcie better, so I invited her to sit in the studio with me. I always try and go above and beyond to help people who support me and often end up making exciting strategic business matches for them they didn't see coming. But I like to understand the person I'm dealing with first, not just the business.   Like me, Marcie lost her dad when she was young. Never easy. I was 23 but she was only 16 when her dad passed. “What happened was I didn't really go to school. I had to help my mom take care of my dad. So, growing up it wasn't easy because I had to go get a job. I worked at Woolworths, McDonald's whatever I could do. When my dad passed away, I felt like, now what am I going to do? I met my first husband and we got married at 18 because I thought I needed somebody to take care of me. And I always felt stupid because I didn't go to school. I couldn't spell or read. And then I got into that relationship. I stood 18 years, but it wasn't a good relationship. ‘ “And I always heard, you're no good, you can't do nothing. “ “You go through the battering. And you stay, and I stood just to raise my children.” Marcie one of 4 girls herself, had four boys. Her mother was a widow and was a stay-at-home mom, Italian, typical, back in the day, whose official job was housewife and who did her best at that job, but then her mother got breast cancer.   “I think I was thirty-three. And I juggled and took care of her, going back and forth to chemo. I hate to get emotional. I'm sorry. I think it's okay. I would have my four little boys; one I would have on the backpack of me. I would walk, go there, take care of her, get my kids to school, and it was a lot. It was a lot. And I just stood until the day she passed. That was the day I knew I was able to have the strength to leave my ex-husband. “ About to be a single mom, scared to death but knew she had to leave the abusive relationship. Like many women in abusive relationships, it's hard to explain it to anybody. Which is why I'm talking about this loud on the radio during this conversation during Mental Health Awareness Month. Thank God the world is talking about these kinds of crazy awful situations now and encouraging people to talk about these situations and get some help because they are not alone. There was no help back in the day. “You buried this stuff, and if you talked about it , what happens is people think you're crazy, or you have those older people, your family would say, you know, just take it, where else are you going to go, you have a house, you have a roof over your head, and that's what they would always say, and then you would think to yourself, maybe I should be a little nicer, maybe I do deserve it, and you start thinking that, but when you try to get away, it's even harder. I always found myself going back. You know you don't want to go to shelters and sleep on the floor and so you always find yourself going back. And I was so I was at the breaking point, and I had to get out even though I realized I have no backup plan. But I knew if I was gonna get out of it and get my kids out of it, I had to do it.” Talk About A Risk It or Regret It! Moment. Marcie went and got financial assistance. She wanted to get a small little apartment. She was on public assistance for six months. But she said she felt belittled. “I hated going down there. I had to go down to 61st Street. The kids would sit on the floor while we waited to get a check. The only reason why I did that because my boys had asthma and I needed the health insurance. One day I went back down and said, listen, I don't want to be on this because if I stay on public assistance, I'm going to be like everybody else. Could I just have the health insurance? The guy said it's all or nothing. And I don't know where the guts came, but I said, then it's nothing.” And just like that with four little kids with no money, Marcie borrowed money from a Shylock to get though. She juggled and paid it back. Marcie told me she called a job ad for a power washing company she saw in the paper and when the guy answered the phone she said, “I'll never forget this in my life, if you give me this job, I really need it because I want my son to go to St. Teresa's to be able to go to a public or Catholic school and I need some extra money. I promise you, three weeks I'll work for you for free. Just give me the opportunity. I don't really spell it or write well, but I can sell anything if I believe in it. I made more money in those three weeks for him than he had with eight girls in the office.” But the guy kept not paying her commissions, so after a year Marcie proposed they go partners and she buy into his company. He laughed at her. So, she quit and opened her own power washing company. Cleaning and Power Washing. Her first company! “I bought a broken-down truck and a power washer, and my son Santino left school he was gonna go be an accountant, but he had to come out of school at 16 to help me. I had like one of those little Jeeps, because I had to make the kids go to school in the morning. The only way I was able to do the estimates was to drive around Manhattan at night and look at the awnings and write down the prices. And the boys were asleep, so I'd go home in the morning, dress them, and bring them to school. After getting the jobs my son would go out and clean awnings. And we did that for a year and we started making good money. But then, winter came... Then the truck she owned was in a bad accident and she lost everything. So, Marcie went to a Shylock again and borrowed money. And off she went again to figure out how to survive. With her never wavering belief in herself, and with powerful passion to create a better life for herself and her kids, Marcie Manfredonia figured out how to do way more than power washing.   “So, then I said oh my god what am I gonna do? So, I started doing painting and my first contract was Rite Aid and I worked with them for 10 years. I did all their painting, I did all their plumbing, I did their emergency services, I did all their work. I was their GC. They came to me for everything, which was great. That's how I started building up my company. Then I went to work with the USPS, postal service also. That's how I met my second husband, because I hired him to work for me.” “I used to hire painters to watch them paint, sit outside and watch them figure out their man hours. Because see, when you don't spell and read really well, you're very visual. I could look at something, tell you how long it takes, and I would just watch them, see what they use, then I would watch somebody else. Then when we got the concrete, I would go out there, watch them flow concrete. I just learned just by watching.”   Marcie Manfredonia learned a LOT about construction and maintenance and business in general. She's very visual so she learned by watching others do. And she hired people to do the things she needed help with, like read and type for her. Now 25 years later, Marcie's company Nationwide Maintenance is a huge success, and she employs a whole lot of people. Her company does design and remodeling, custom woodwork, floor tile installation, flood and fire damage, window replacement, general repairs, painting, plumbing, electrical construction, cleanups, demo. Her company also does exterior services; asphalt and blacktop, concrete, driveway, masonry, stonework, fence installation, painting, retaining walls, retaining walls alone, please, tree removal and pruning, drainage systems, roofing, trash removal, demo, power washing and landscape design. Her newest additional service is rodent prevention. Helping restaurants stay compliant. They seal things up vs having ongoing pest control. Marcie is also an award-winning female entrepreneur constantly being honored for her business success and her integrity in business. I'd never bet against her. “When you can talk from your heart to sell something, and you have passion that's what matters, she said.  I never was one of those people that could go to the door and sell a vacuum if I didn't believe in the vacuum.” And if you know me, I won't take a sponsor on my media platform that I don't believe in. I not only believe in Marcie Manfredonia I am more than proud to represent her and her companies. She's still the first one on a job and the last one to leave with all her endeavors. A triple threat entrepreneur with three companies you might want to check out. Nationwide Maintenance, fix something anywhere in NY NJ or CT, I'm calling her first. nationwidemaintenance.com. Nationwide Maintenance - Nationwide Maintenance is a full-service Facility Maintenance and Construction Company that helps manage and maintain the day to day operations of your business. Their WBE, WBNEC & School Certified Construction staff is fully licensed and insured and ready to serve you in your maintenance and construction needs. Conveniently located in Bedford Hills in Westchester County NY and accessible to the NY CT NJ Tri-State area. Custom Candle Co. – On Site and online CBD Live Natural - On Site and online All her companies and her offices are on North Bedford Road in Bedford Hills, NY. Her custom candle company shops nationwide. If she's there when you stop in, she'll come out to help you herself to help you. This woman is a true testament to what I've always know about people. I truly believe each of us is born with an innate gift. Something that comes naturally to you that you take for granted. For Marcie it's that she' sees' things and then just ‘acts'! Recently deeply saddened and pained by the end of her second marriage which lasted 18 years, Marcie admitted to days ‘you had to drag me off the floor' but I knew that tomorrow was going to be a better day. And you don't know what tomorrow's going to bring. “   A good example is that surprise phone call Marcie got one day to be on Bravos ‘Below Deck' TV Show. LOL Talk about a divorce distraction! You can catch her in the last episode of the season. Marcie's doing really good again these days. Actually, better than good. She's doing great and she's full of self-love. “I finally found out who I am. I'm in control of my own life. Nobody can tell me what to do and make decisions. I feel peaceful. I love that I can do what I do best, my businesses.” Her advice to others who may be struggling with a life circumstance? “All I want to do is help people know that there is tomorrow. Whatever you got to do today to get through it, like I said I had days you had to drag me off the floor, but I knew that tomorrow was going to be a better day. Just never stop believing.” “Never be afraid to try new things or be afraid to fail, because with faith, hard work, and dedication, you can accomplish anything.” -Marcie Manfredonia.   Enjoy this full show podcast of my live conversation with Marcie Manfredonia on The Debbie Nigro Show. It's about as good a story as you could hear about making it against all odds.

What if your Jamaican born parents immigrated to the United States and expected you to uphold the morals and codes with which they had been raised, but placed you in a diverse environment where many of those rules simply didn't apply? Robinne Lee, actress, author, producer, grew up in Westchester County New York and was often the only Jamaican American in the room. But what would you do if one day you realized that your peers weren't comfortable unless they could put you in a category; Black or mixed? American or Jamaican? Worldly or naive? Would you try to conform to a standard that puts other people at ease? Or would you defy the stereotypes and live a life unexpected?  More From Robinne Lee: Publicity - Jessica Cohen jessica@jc-pr.com Website - home | robinnelee Instagram- @robinneleeFacebook: Robinne Lee | Facebook X:  Robinne Lee (@robinnelee) / X (twitter.com) Book- The Idea Of You the idea of you | robinneleeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/only-one-in-the-room--6052418/support.

What if your Jamaican born parents immigrated to the United States and expected you to uphold the morals and codes with which they had been raised, but placed you in a diverse environment where many of those rules simply didn't apply? Robinne Lee, actress, author, producer, grew up in Westchester County New York and was often the only Jamaican American in the room. But what would you do if one day you realized that your peers weren't comfortable unless they could put you in a category; Black or mixed? American or Jamaican? Worldly or naive? Would you try to conform to a standard that puts other people at ease? Or would you defy the stereotypes and live a life unexpected?  More From Robinne Lee: Publicity - Jessica Cohen jessica@jc-pr.com Website - home | robinnelee Instagram- @robinneleeFacebook: Robinne Lee | Facebook X:  Robinne Lee (@robinnelee) / X (twitter.com) Book- The Idea Of You the idea of you | robinneleeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/only-one-in-the-room--6052418/support.

Friday, March 22nd, 2024Today, New filings from the Manhattan DA show that there are only 270 pages of relevant discovery and the SDNY didn't even have them until a few months ago; the NYAG has placed liens on Trump properties in Westchester County New York; new filings show Trump was paying for Bobulinski's lawyer; Trump asks donors to prioritize paying his legal bills before the RNC gets a cut; Mark Cuban endorses President Joe Biden; Trump eyes Senator Marco Rubio for VP; a newly released transcript shows Trump threatened Pence during a phone call on the morning of January 6th; the Biden Administration has submitted a draft UN resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire; President Biden has issued a new round of student debt relief; Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signs a sweeping law that prohibits diversity, equity, and inclusion at public schools and universities; and the Fulton County DA is prepared to ask again for a trial date before the election; plus Allison and Dana deliver your good news.Our Guest John Fugelsang:https://www.johnfugelsang.com/tmehttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-john-fugelsang-podcast/id1464094232The Sexy Liberal Save The World Comedy Tourhttps://sexyliberal.comTrump eyes Sen. Marco Rubio as a potential VP pickhttps://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-eyes-sen-marco-rubio-potential-vp-pick-rcna144003New York Attorney General takes initial step to prepare to seize Trump assetshttps://www.cnn.com/2024/03/21/politics/trump-calls-ny-attorney-generals-bond-suggestions-impractical-and-unjust/index.htmlAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey signs sweeping law that prohibits diversity, equity, and inclusion at public schools and universitieshttps://www.cnn.com/2024/03/19/us/alabama-bill-bans-dei-public-universities-reaj/index.htmlExclusive: Georgia DA plans to press ahead in effort to put Trump on trial before electionhttps://www.cnn.com/2024/03/21/politics/fani-willis-trump-georgia-trial/index.htmlTrump threatened Pence in phone call before Jan 6 riot, new transcript showshttps://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-jan-6-riot-pence-threat-b2516675.htmlSubscribe to Lawyers, Guns, And MoneyAd-free premium feed: https://lawyersgunsandmoney.supercast.comSubscribe for free everywhere else:https://lawyersgunsandmoney.simplecast.com/episodes/1-miami-1985Check out other MSW Media podcastshttps://mswmedia.com/shows/Follow AG and Dana on Social MediaDr. Allison Gill Follow Mueller, She Wrote on Posthttps://post.news/@/MuellerSheWrote?utm_source=TwitterAG&utm_medium=creator_organic&utm_campaign=muellershewrote&utm_content=FollowMehttps://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrotehttps://www.threads.net/@muellershewrotehttps://www.tiktok.com/@muellershewrotehttps://instagram.com/muellershewroteDana Goldberghttps://twitter.com/DGComedyhttps://www.instagram.com/dgcomedyhttps://www.facebook.com/dgcomedyhttps://danagoldberg.comHave some good news; a confession; or a correction?Good News & Confessions - The Daily Beanshttps://www.dailybeanspod.com/confessional/From The Good NewsA Compendium of Collective Nouns From an Armory of Aardvarks to a Zeal of Zebrashttps://www.chroniclebooks.com/products/a-compendium-of-collective-nounsSenate Bill Report ESB 5462 (Washington State)https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bill%20Reports/Senate/5462.E%20SBR%20HA%2024.pdfAffordable Care Act (ACA)https://www.healthcare.gov/glossary/affordable-care-actUpcoming Live Show Dateshttps://allisongill.com(tickets and show dates)Sunday, June 2nd – Chicago IL – Schubas TavernFriday June 14th – Philadelphia PA – City WinerySaturday June 15th – New York NY – City WinerySunday June 16th – Boston MA – City WineryWednesday July 10th – Portland OR – Polaris HallThursday July 11th – Seattle WA – The Triple Door Live Show Ticket Links:Chicago, IL https://tinyurl.com/Beans-ChiPhiladelphia, PA https://tinyurl.com/Beans-PhillyNew York, NY https://tinyurl.com/Beans-NYCBoston, MA https://tinyurl.com/Beans-BosPortland, ORhttps://tinyurl.com/Beans-PDXSeattle, WAhttps://tinyurl.com/Beans-SEA Listener Survey:http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=BffJOlI7qQcF&ver=shortFollow the Podcast on Apple:The Daily Beans on Apple PodcastsWant to support the show and get it ad-free and early?Supercasthttps://dailybeans.supercast.com/OrPatreon https://patreon.com/thedailybeansOr subscribe on Apple Podcasts with our affiliate linkThe Daily Beans on Apple Podcasts

THIS IS BOB'S WORLD FOR OVER FOUR YEARS THIS FEATURE, WHICH STARTED LONG-FORM AND HAS NOW RESTED TO THIS LENGTH OF JUST A FEW MINUTES… HAS BEEN A AGREGATOR OF VARIOUS NEWS-CLIPPINGS ALONG WITH MY COMMENTARY. I'M BOB WELCH.. COMING UP… SOMETHING FROM THE POLICE BLOTTER IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK THAT I COULDN'T RESIST SHARING. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bobwelch/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bobwelch/support

On this special "in your  backyard" (or at least our backyard), Mitch & John talk with Musician, Content Creator, and Educator AJ Chiarella of "The 914 Collective" out of Yonkers NY. The conversation is based on nostalgia, growing up (in this case in Westchester County NY), but the theme of "my little Town" will resonate with all listeners. But maybe just a tad bit more if you are from the NYC Northern suburbs. Enjoy and check out AJ at  https://www.thenineonefour.com/post/what-is-the-914-collectiveThe NoPo Podcast is a presentation of Park City Productions 06604 LLC###

Greetings!  and Welcome to another Round of The Master Phil in Your Corner Podcast. This is Episode #97: George Cedeno, Jr: Are you Prepared to Protect?  Are you prepared to protect yourself? The police have been hamstrung and crime is on the rise, especially in the urban (blue) cities. Do you possess the mindset and the training to be able to defend yourself and your family?  Equipment, training and self reliance are the tenets that enable us not only to survive, but to THRIVE!  Credentials:  An alumnus of Fordham University and City University of New York - John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Currently a Program Coordinator after being promoted from Senior Inspector/Investigator for Westchester County New York. A former Confidential Investigator with the Department of Investigation assigned to Squad 8 NYC Health and Hospitals - Office of the Inspector General. Twelve-years of honorable service with the United States Marine Corps; assignments included a Presidential Detail with "Marine One", two combat tours in Afghanistan, and two overseas diplomatic posts with the U.S. Department of State. https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgeacedenojr463 https://www.facebook.com/MethodTacticalLLC?mibextid=ZbWKwL www.methodtactical.com https://www.instagram.com/methodtactical/?igshid=ZDdkNTZiNTM%3D https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054037931328&mibextid=ZbWKwL #methodtactical #georgecedenojr #protection #2A #Freedom #masterphil #masterphiinyourcorner #ufc #warriorisland #healthisawealth #philross #ppvflix #upathlete #fitteam #p3traininggroup #winningmindset #fitness #strength #selfdefense #nutrition --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/philip-g-ross/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/philip-g-ross/support

In today's episode, I speak with my friend Craig Ruoff who is a commercial real estate broker with Collier's International, a global real estate powerhouse. In this conversation, we talk about trends going on in the Westchester County office marketplace, how he and his firm work with tenants, why working with a broker makes sense, how they provide leverage in making deals happen, and many more. You can reach Craig by calling or texting him at 914-441-7688 Craig's email address is craig.ruoff@colliers.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-ruoff-tenant-rep/ Website is https://www.colliers.com/en Finally, if you'd be interested in being on the show, why not contact me – my direct dial is  845-474-2924 and my email is gbcoyle@thecoylegroup.com

We will be talking about the drug that enslaved young African Americans, Prison, and the politcal rhetoric that followed. The history of Al Islam in the Westchester County Jail, 1984 to 2021, Al Islam in the Human Rights Commision in the city of New Rochelle, NY.  2001-2006, and the Islamic radio broadcast of Imam Mohammed, WVOX, 1460 am radio, New Rochelle, NY 1990s

We will be giving an overview of the establishment of the foundation for the religion of Islam in Westchester County, NY Under the leadership of Imam W Deen Mohammed. Following the Quran, and the Traditions of Prophet Muhammad.

We will be talking about the creation and the many developments in the establishment of an Islamic community in  Westchester County NY, Mainly, Mt Vernon, and New Rochelle, NY, by African Americans from former slavery ancestory. The Nation of Islam in Mt Vernon, and Al- Islam proper in New Rodhelle. The early membership, differnt locations, and the many trials and hardships. From 1969 to present. And the indroduction of Al Islam into the Westchester County Jail. 1984. Allah, The Quran, Prophet Muhammad, Mosque or Masjid, Imam W Deen Mohammed Taken from my autobiography (life story): "In Black and White" By John J. Nashid

Dan, Neil, and Brad discuss dedication, commitment, performance anxiety, confidence, competition, and other parallels between athletics and music performance. Dan Zlotnick has been called the “Americana voice of Westchester [County, NY]”. He writes songs that make any stage feel like your living room. A former independent minor league baseball player, Dan turned to music full-time in 2016 upon the release of his self-titled debut EP. He has built a passionate audience with his subsequent releases, tireless performing, and an earnest drive towards meaningful connections with listeners. Whether he is playing on stages like Tarrytown Music Hall, Paramount Hudson Valley, Garcia's at The Capitol Theatre, or in front of the fireplace at an intimate house concert, Dan's clever lyrics and heartfelt storytelling leave audience members feeling like they have a new friend. For more information, visit www.DanZlotnick.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tophillrecording/support

Would you enjoy a small getaway house, near New York City, for under $150,000? Check out some of the former bungalow colonies north of the city. Marcy Kahn, and her wife Diane Churchill, found such a place in the northern Westchester County town of Mohegan Lake, just 50 miles north of their Manhattan residence.  Their community, the Mohegan Woodlands Cooperative, includes a swimming pool, rights to the private lake, tennis courts, and, soon, pickleball courts! Find out more about living in a bungalow colony on episode 110 of Retire There with Gil & Gene.

Meg O'Leary is a Certified Sleep Consultant and Founder of A Restful Night. For Meg, being a sleep consultant means changing the lives of families each day by giving them the tools and confidence they need to get their children quality sleep. Meg has always been a sleep enthusiast and as a mother of three young children, she quickly realized how important A Restful Night is for both parent and child. Meg received her certification from the Center for Pediatric Sleep Management and uniquely combines her expertise in sleep with 15 years of leadership as a marketing executive coaching large global teams at American Express. Working with Meg means you'll get the best combination of parent, sleep enthusiast and coach! Meg resides in Westchester County NY with her husband and three children. She supports families both locally and virtually all over the world. On this episode Meg shares:- How she knew that it was time to add someone to her team- What traits and characteristics she was looking for in a team member - What it looked like for Meg to grow her team AND maintain her brand at the same time- How her pitch has changed from “me” to “we” and how that has ultimately made her business strongerLinks:Website: https://www.arestfulnight.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arestfulnight/If you would like to learn more about becoming a Certified Sleep Consultant, please join our Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/becomeasleepconsultant or check out our website https://thecpsm.com/

For A Better Time On This Planet Your Body Has To Keep Moving! Personal Trainer Donna Deraffele was a young Mom exercising in her Aunts basement when she first started watching other exercise intructors on TV and thought to herself...I can do that! So she risked it. Donna went and got certified and now decades later women of all ages are still lining up for her exercise classes at HealthyFit the the women's gym in Mamaroneck, NY. Lots of young dynamos and plenty of 50+ women will be living longer and healthier because of Donna who says you've got to keep your body moving in order to stay healthy and avoid unnecessary injuries. Donna agrees girls who become women need to ‘adjust' their exercise moves not to get hurt doing the same exercises they've done all their lives. (No kidding. I sprained a ligament on a backward lunge and haven't been able to workout for  a month and a half? Ridiculous ! ) Good stuff today featured on my Welleness Wednesday  radio broadcast turned podcast for those who missed it. The wellness information and nuggets of knowledge shared on the show are always timely and useful. Enjoy or conversation. Wellness Wednesday on The Debbie Nigro Show is sponsored by HealthyFit a full service health club serving women in Westchester County NY and Southern CT.   

Francie Malina the team-leader of Francie Malina Team with Compass in Westchester County NY talks about how she got into real estate and how the moment she entered the market helped her build her business. Francie discusses how her team is built and how it works. Francie also emphasizes the importance of leisure time and […]

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We are closing in on the 2022 Slow Flowers Summit, taking place June 26-28th in Westchester County New York – at two venues, the Red Barn at Maple Grove Farm in Bedford and at Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture in Pocantico Hills. You’ve met almost all of our speakers here on the Slow […] The post Episode 562: Susan McLeary shares her large-scale, foam-free, floral design installation techniques at the 2021 Slow Flowers Summit (encore presentation) appeared first on Slow Flowers Podcast with Debra Prinzing.

We are back with a brand new episode and today our special guest is Alex Salzman formerly of the great Westchester County New York band Tour De Force. This band once had a development deal with Geffen Records and a publishing deal with Warner Chappell Publishing, but in our view remains one of the greatest hard rock bands to never have that elusive major label release. Tour De Force wrote over 40 songs during their time and in this episode Tom & Mark take a trip down memory lane with Alex and talk about everything from the band's early days, their eventual album releases and right up to what Alex has going in his musical career today. We hope you enjoy this episode and to learn even more about Alex and see what he is doing since his days with Tour De Force, please visit his website at www.alexsalzman.com.

Justine Carino is joining Of Course, They Make Me Crazy host April Norris to talk about teens and young adults living with mentally ill parents. Justine Carino is a licensed mental health counselor working in Westchester County New York. She also has a great podcast called Thoughts from The Couch. April says, “We're discussing teens and young adults managing living with with a parent who has a mental health illness like bipolar or borderline personality disorder just to name a few. Before we get into that, Justine. Why did you get into your line of work?” Justine answers saying, “I think there's probably two different layers to it. The first layer is I've always been really interested in why people do the things that they do, why they act the way they act, and the stories behind their lives and their choices. Everybody has a story. And once we start to learn that story, they make more sense to us. Right? Their decisions, the way they interact with their relationship styles makes so much more sense when we get to know their story. So, everyone has some kind of story. I'm so intrigued and interested in that. I think that was the first part of it. I started feeling that curiosity in high school. I took a Psychology 101 class as a senior. I loved it. In my mind, I thought I'm going to be a psychiatrist. I went to college pre-med, and quickly dropped out of the pr-emed program because it was so scientific. It was so challenging. I cried before every test, I said, you know what? Let me still explore psychology in a different way. And I majored in psychology and went to graduate school to become a therapist after that. So, I had one route, but it turned to the other, and I've loved it. And the other part of it is I'm an adult child of an alcoholic. I also come from a divorced family system. I think looking back also, I struggled with anxiety as a child and as an adult from time to time. But I think there's also some personal layers to the decision to choose this career.” April says, “And what you're doing is now helping dysfunctional families essentially come back to each other. I think that that speaks volumes, and it's huge. And we need so many of you out there.” April asks, “Regarding the teenagers you treat ... what is their biggest struggle? What do they come to you with?” Justine replies, “The teenagers that I see that are seeking therapy, I treat mostly anxiety and depression. I also have a subspecialty in grief. I support teenagers that lost a mother or a father or a sibling. But also it comes down to family dynamics as well. I do a lot of family therapy. I'm looking at these unhelpful patterns between parents and teenagers that lead to conflict and kind of get them all in the room and unpack these patterns and understand why they're happening and what we can do to correct them. But when we're talking about a teenager that has a parent with a mental illness, there's another layer to it. They might be dealing with different family dynamics because of their parent’s mental illness. There are a few things that are really challenging. One is that there's a lot of feelings of shame and isolation, embarrassment and feelings of disconnection. When you have a parent with a mental illness, you may grow up with that mental illness, not really realizing that your parent was different in any way. But then there's this moment as a teenager, you start to explore, like, Wait a minute. This isn't so normal or something's a little off here. And once you discover that it's hard to share that with other people. As a teenager, as an adolescent, we are so insecure at a baseline, we don't want to be different. Being different is scary for a teenager at that time of development. When you have a parent who might be different in mental health perspective, it's hard to admit that and talk about it with your friends or your peer

A Florida woman who went missing in September is found dead in a canal, and police say the suspect has confessed to her murder. Last year, the suspect was released from prison after serving 25 years of a 40-year sentence -- and that's the second time he got out of prison early. The woman's family is furious and is demanding answers. Plus, Robert Durst, convicted in September of the 2000 murder of Susan Berman in Los Angeles, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. The 78-year-old Durst is currently hospitalized with COVID, and there's more potential legal trouble for him in New York. Criminal defense attorney Alison Triessl joins host Ana Garcia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve & MJ Loparco own and operate PMI Sarasota, a property management firm specializing in long-term and vacation rentals on Florida's gulf coast. MJ LoParco comes to PMI Sarasota after a successful career in Human Resources spanning multiple industries (search, finance, global relief & development & sports marketing) proving her versatility and adaptability. Steve LoParco graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Engineering and Steve began his real estate career working in Manhattan real estate development and property management, later taking positions in asset management with both Chase Manhattan Bank and HSBC. His entrepreneurial spirit soon prompted him to start his own construction and property development business in 1992, working in both residential and commercial construction in the demanding markets of Fairfield County (CT) and Westchester County (NY). Steve and MJ have relocated to Sarasota FL and are committed to providing first-class asset management to their clients through the protection and maintenance of their real estate investments and through superior service and responsiveness to both clients and clients' tenants. Without further adieu, we hope you enjoy this conversation with Steve and MJ LoParco. . . . #Tampa #TampaRealEstate #PreferredSHORE #stpete #stpeterealestate #sarasota #sarasotarealestate #srq #srqrealestate #lakewoodranch #lakewoodranchrealestate #stpetersburg #stpetersburgrealestate #floridarealtor #siestakey #siestakeyrealestate #luxuryrealestate #milliondollarlisting #bradenton #bradentonrealestate #realtor #floridarealestate #realestate #realestatebroker #winmorewithshore #100commission #sellingsunset #Miami #MiamiRealEstate

Francesca is a mother, wife, educator and real estate investor and owner. She has been investing in real estate since 2002. She realized the power of real estate after purchasing her first home, rehabbing and leveraging it to purchase her first investment property. Francesca is currently partnered in 77 units and actively looking to acquire properties in the southeast. Her goal is to educate and help others to create passive income through real estate investing. Francesca resides in Westchester County New York with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time with family, hiking, traveling and the beach.   Get in touch with Francesca: Instagram: @Francesca_Apostolou Linkedin: Francesca Apostolou Email Francesca@niveauproperties.com  _____________________________________________ #RealEstatePodcast | #RealEstateAdvice    Wanna know more about Barri Griffiths and the WWRE Podcast:   https://linktr.ee/wrestlingwithrealestatepodcast    The WWRE Podcast is available on all platforms    

Ben Scott is back for his second podcast. Ben is the Director of Coaching of Larchmont Mamaroneck Football club and owner/operator of GB Soccer in Westchester County NY. Ben holds a UEFA B, USSF C License & United Soccer Coaches Advanced National Diploma. In today’s episode we discuss Bens coaching in 2020 and some of the changed and adaptations he has made to his coaching. We also talk about the launch of GB Soccer and how he was able to continue his formal and informal learning. Follow Ben Scott on Twitter https://twitter.com/GBSoccercoach on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gbsoccercoaching/ website www.GBsoccercoaching.com Paul Kelshaw on Twitter https://twitter.com/PaulKelshaw on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/paulkelshaw Like my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PKsoccerinc email paulkelshaw@pksoccer.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paul-kelshaw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paul-kelshaw/support

In this special episode, Silence the Shame Founder, Shanti Das speaks with Westchester County, NY Chapter of Jack and Jill of America teens and their mothers about managing teen mental health in a pandemic.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://constructiontales.com/2021/01/24/originally-published-on-1-30-16-construction-tales-available-at-the-katonah-library-in-westchester-county-new-york/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leslie-m-jasper/support

Hello Friends! Join Donna and Paula as they chat with Stephanie Ryann! Be sure to check out the interview on YouTube Stephanie Ryann is a singer and songwriter whose music bridges the gap between country, folk and pop. Often compared to the likes of Miranda Lambert and Maren Morris, her “storytelling” writing style and unique sound sets her apart from other country artists on the scene. Ryann's upcoming single, “I Should”, releases on October 9th 2020 and features the most personal and honest lyrics Ryann has written and recorded to date. The lyrics showcase society's version of “success”, that of which Ryann has no intention of following. While COVID-19 shut down most of the music industry, Ryann took the opportunity to hone her songwriting skills and teach herself guitar, which lead to the creation of her COVID-inspired single, “Nights Like These” (co-written by Ryann and Scott Kurt and produced by Brent Rader in Nashville, TN). “Nights Like These” is currently Ryann's most streamed song to date on Spotify. Ryann's music has been featured on numerous music blogs, publications and radio stations, including interviews and performances on iHeart Radio 94.7 WDSD with Benny for “Nashville's Next” and on New York's Country 94.7 with Jesse Addy. According to Patrick L. at Southern Fellow, “Stephanie Ryann doesn't just flirt with country music. She goes straight for the soul of it.” The 33 year old from Westchester County (NY) is no stranger to the music industry, spending most of her late teens and early 20's auditioning for tv shows such as American Idol, Nashville Star, and The Voice to assist in jumpstarting her career. Ryann got her start in country music in 2016 with the help of her co-writer Kevin Totoian and producer Randy Funke, both of whom made it possible to release her debut, self-titled EP in October 2018. Since then, Stephanie Ryann has released a “Summer Series” of songs, including “Home”, “Travelers” (co-written and produced by Eliot Lewis) and “Summer Fling” in 2019, followed by her debut single of 2020, "For a Reason”(co-written and produced by Stephen Bartlett). Ryann has opened for Jackson Dean, The Felice Brothers, Cole Swindell, Midnight North, Jamie McLean and Carolyn Miller. Ryann has also performed as a back up singer for solo artist, Eliot Lewis, of the legendary pop duo Hall & Oates. Due to the pandemic, Ryann has been regularly gigging her own shows via Instagram Live titled #PAJAMASESSIONS on Sundays at 11AM EST, as well as hosting live-streaming events for various media outlets including radio stations, music blogs and music venues since the beginning of April 2020. For Stephanie Ryann, “I Should” is just the beginning. Website - https://stephanieryann.com/home --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/message

On Halloween 2020, we attended an outdoor show in West Milford, NJ, where our friends in Back From Nothing performed. Afterwards, we had a chat with them for our return of Damn Straight Radio! Check them out: https://www.facebook.com/backfromnothing | https://www.instagram.com/backfromnothing/ | https://backfromnothing.bandcamp.com/ Intro credits: Voiceover/sound effects: gtlemire from Fiverr https://www.fiverr.com/gtlemire Music: Jack And The Me Offs - “Pay to Play” https://www.facebook.com/JackAndTheMeOffs/ | https://www.instagram.com/jackandthemeoffs/

Meet Natasha Caputo, director for Tourism and Film for Westchester County, New York. Natasha is in charge to promote Westchester County, New York as proactive and viable business environment by enhancing its image and driving positive brand awareness among consumers and businesses. She established a foundation regarding the importance of tourism, including creating unique connection with media and entertainment industry, resulting in 60% increase in production in filming in Westchester County and increase in social engagement by 280%+ How is tourism still functioning during COVID-19? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/etn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etn/support

What if your Jamaican born parents immigrated to the United States and expected you to uphold the morals and codes with which they had been raised, but placed you in a diverse environment where many of those rules simply didn’t apply? Robinne Lee, actress, author, producer, grew up in Westchester County New York and was often the only Jamaican American in the room. But what would you do if one day you realized that your peers weren’t comfortable unless they could put you in a category; Black or mixed? American or Jamaican? Worldly or naive? Would you try to conform to a standard that puts other people at ease? Or would you defy the stereotypes and live a life unexpected? More From Robinne Lee: Read her book The Idea of You Visit her website: https://www.robinnelee.com Finding Robinne Lee: Twitter & Instagram: @robinnelee Be sure not to miss our NOW Normal series releasing every Thursday. If you'd like to be the first to hear about upcoming guests or have conversations like these be sure to join our Facebook Group . You can also DM us on instagram @theonlyoneintheroom or email us via the website www.theonlyonepod.com. Also visit the website for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins such as live events, appearances, featured articles and more. Don't miss our bonus after show Scott Talks, where co-host and producer Scott Slaughter (aka Hon) briefly chops it up with our guest now releasing every Wednesday! *If you know someone who might be feeling like they're the "Only One" be sure to share this or one of our other unique episodes with them. Also be sure to subscribe, comment and review us on iTunes! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The US Open is at Winged Foot in Westchester County so Tron and Randy brought on somebody that knows a thing or two about golf in the area--Wally Szczerbiak. Besides being a fellow alumnus of Miami University, Wally is an avid golfer, currently serving as commissioner of the hallowed Professional Leisure Tour. Before that, he enjoyed a 10-year NBA career, making the 2002 All-Star team. We picked Wally's mind about the best golf around metro New York City, where his passion for golf developed, and much more. Enjoy!

Welcome to TheUSAPodcast hosted by Mike Riley Episode 142Reforming the police and changing our criminal justice system are some of the biggest issues that are at the forefront of this November Election. Many Americans around the country are going to be looking to the District Attorneys around The USA to usher in this reform. On this episode of TheUSAPodcast, Mike speaks with Mimi Rocha who is running to be District Attorney in Westchester County New York. Mimi wants to bring in a more progressive approach to law-enforcement, incarceration and prosecution and Mike will talk with her about how she plans to do just that. Follow her at https://www.mimirocahforda.com/In the second segment, A California proposition that will be on the November ballot will give citizens the chance to choose whether gig workers are independent contractors or employees. This has brought in the question of workers rights and how workers should be treated. Mike talks about this and the strength of workers rights movements in America that lead to Labor Day. In the third segment Mike gives his analysis on Joe Biden‘s America versus Trump's America with a recap of the RNC.Download the app by going to www.mikerileynow.com

Kate, a 33 year old IFBB Bikini professional began competing 8 years ago. She obtained her Pro card in 2014 at the Miami Nationals competition. Kate is from Westchester County New York, where she works as a crisis counselor and aspiring Gerontologist.    In this podcast we touch on female roles in the industry. We discuss how women are portrayed in the industry, Why is competing deemed sexual, and how this affects us in the sport. Kate also shares with us very traumatic experiences she went through multiple times growing up and how it affected her.    Furthermore we go into a deeper discussion about Gerontology and her mission to helping people age more gracefully and happily.  Key Takeaways Dreaming is a form of planning Let your light shine Just because you can handle something, doesn't mean you should It's about constant improvement If you have the goal of becoming the best version of yourself on a physique level, You must tend to your garden every single day. Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/bikinidiaries   LetsGetChecked trylgc.com/bikini use code Bikin20 for 20% off your test!   "Use the code, "Bikinidiaries" for 10% off your purchase at angelcompetitionbikinis.comand don't forget to order your free sample kit  HERE!!! Bikini Stop Store: Merchandise on all things bikini ----->MyBikiniStop Join the Bikini Diaries Facebook Group Bikini Diaries The Highest Quality of competition tanning product protanusa.comUse code bikinidiaries for 20% of your next order   Check out My Affirmation: myaffirmationfitwear.com Inside of every legging is an affirmation Use Code: bikini diaries for 10% off your next order   Grab your Bikini Diaries Honorary Tee to support the podcast https://naiymafit.com/shop/ Use code: bikinidiaries for 20%off   Na'iyma Thompson Instagram: @Naiymafit Website:  Naiymafit.com Email: Naiymafit@gmail.com BikiniDiariesPodcast@gmail.com  Bikini Diaries Podcast Instagram: @bikinidiariespodcast

The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Denver Post and Philadelphia Post along with the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are hosting a series of webinars based on talks given at recent Design and Construction Issues at Hazardous Waste Sites (DCHWS) Symposiums. The mission of the DCHWS symposiums is to facilitate an interactive engagement between professionals from government and the private sector related to relevant and topical issues affecting applications of engineering and science associated with cleaning up hazardous waste sites. The symposiums also serve as a platform to facilitate the exchange of information, encourage dialogue, share experiences, and build and enhance communication among design and construction professionals. This presentation will highlight work at the BICC Cables Site, a former cable manufacturing facility whose operation led to contamination of on-site soil and sediment by polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), has been the subject of remediation efforts since 2005. The impacted sediment could not be efficiently and safely removed by dredging as a result of horizontal and vertical spatial limitations, safety concerns, and the heavy debris content. Therefore, an engineering control was required to contain and treat the PCB impacted sediment. In addition to the engineering challenges posed by the site conditions, the need to work within the waters of the Hudson River created an extremely complex regulatory context. The presentation will discussion a Multi-Layer Sediment Cover System (SCS) engineering control which was designed and implemented to contain and treat the PCB-impacted sediment under the 29,500-square-foot EPRI Building in the Hudson River. In addition, SCS Remote Sensing System load cells with fiber optic cables were installed to monitor long-term movement and integrity of the SCS. Proactive stakeholder engagement was necessary to navigate the project through the two-year permitting process by leading numerous design presentations and negotiation sessions with the five regulatory agencies. Routinely adjusting the installation approach and construction schedule were also necessitated by the nature of working in a dynamic water body. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/DCHWS9_061020/

The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Denver Post and Philadelphia Post along with the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are hosting a series of webinars based on talks given at recent Design and Construction Issues at Hazardous Waste Sites (DCHWS) Symposiums. The mission of the DCHWS symposiums is to facilitate an interactive engagement between professionals from government and the private sector related to relevant and topical issues affecting applications of engineering and science associated with cleaning up hazardous waste sites. The symposiums also serve as a platform to facilitate the exchange of information, encourage dialogue, share experiences, and build and enhance communication among design and construction professionals. This presentation will highlight work at the BICC Cables Site, a former cable manufacturing facility whose operation led to contamination of on-site soil and sediment by polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), has been the subject of remediation efforts since 2005. The impacted sediment could not be efficiently and safely removed by dredging as a result of horizontal and vertical spatial limitations, safety concerns, and the heavy debris content. Therefore, an engineering control was required to contain and treat the PCB impacted sediment. In addition to the engineering challenges posed by the site conditions, the need to work within the waters of the Hudson River created an extremely complex regulatory context. The presentation will discussion a Multi-Layer Sediment Cover System (SCS) engineering control which was designed and implemented to contain and treat the PCB-impacted sediment under the 29,500-square-foot EPRI Building in the Hudson River. In addition, SCS Remote Sensing System load cells with fiber optic cables were installed to monitor long-term movement and integrity of the SCS. Proactive stakeholder engagement was necessary to navigate the project through the two-year permitting process by leading numerous design presentations and negotiation sessions with the five regulatory agencies. Routinely adjusting the installation approach and construction schedule were also necessitated by the nature of working in a dynamic water body. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/DCHWS9_061020/

A double murder happens in a quiet suburb in Westchester County New York.

According to the Google Economic Impact Report, “businesses generally make an average of $2 in revenue for every $1 they spend on Google Ads.” According to Wordstream, “the average small business using Google Ads spends between $9,000 and $10,000 per month on their Google paid search campaigns.” In part, businesses use Google Ads because they can reach potential customers actively searching for a product or service. For example, if someone searches for a phrase like “massage Westchester County NY” (a phrase that gets searched between 100 and 1,000 times per month), you can reasonably assume that the person intends to engage with a massage business like a med spa. How can you reach people who want to become a customer of a business like yours? Here are four strategies to do just that.

Our vehicles are exposed to all kinds of odor causing things every day - we get in and out carrying things on our shoes, the interior atmosphere is constantly changing, and then there is the climate control system that may not be controlling the climate they way it needs to.Konrad DeLong - Even though he was born & raised in Westchester County NY (suburbs of NYC), Konrad DeLong got to Texas as soon as he could. First a stop for graduation at Oklahoma State University in 1978 with a Degree in Automotive Technology.From there, he worked for General Motors for 25 years as a District Service rep (for Oldsmobile Division), sales trainer, and field engineer (all GM Brands), which included an assignment to the Bowling Green Assembly Plant (Corvette) for 10 years, as a field service engineer.Currently Konrad works for BG Products as the Development Coordinator, and has been affiliated with In Wheel Time since its inception.

We want to share our travel experiences with the ones we love most. If you have a large family, you are traveling with a lot of people. This can bring unique challenges and unique opportunities. We are fortunate to have Sharon Rowley, a real life mom of six and a travel expert who runs the Mom of 6 blog, on our show today. Sharon offers all kinds of resources for planning, organizing, eating, and living with a large family. We especially love her travel tips, and she generously shares them with us. We talk about when to rent a house or a hotel, when to fly, how to plan for meals, tips for saving on food, tips for saving on activities, and the importance of staying flexible. Sharon offers great tips for making sure everyone enjoys the trip, and she offers a couple of hidden gems we didn’t know about.   Show Notes [03:03] Sharon lives in Westchester County New York, and she has six kids. Her kids are between the ages of 13 and 18. They have been traveling since her oldest child was literally an infant. [03:30] When they moved to New York, they often traveled back to visit their family.  They have also done overseas travel. [04:04] On her blog Mom of 6, Sharon writes about how to help other moms get more organized and create routines for their children. She helps with things like throwing fun birthday parties that don't cost a fortune. And everything else that comes into play when you are raising six kids. [04:36] They also talk a lot about family road trips. [04:52] She has a lot of great ideas dealing with teens and tweens. [05:24] Chris and Di have two kids, but they often bring their nephew with them and even an extra child adds to the dynamic. [05:50] Sharon's favorite thing is to stay at an Airbnb, Vrbo or similar arrangement. If they are traveling for more than four or five days, it's great to find a house to stay in. [06:31] When you're renting, you have kitchen access. Food expenses really go up when you have a large amount of people. [08:19] For a night or two they like Springhill Suites, Embassy Suites, and Residence Inns. [09:20] Sharon likes to use a website called SixSuitcaseTravel for hotel research. [10:02] Camping is always the most economical way to travel, but there are other logistics involved. [10:41] They love camping on the North rim of The Grand Canyon and Fort Wilderness Disney. [11:57] Flying for 8 people can get expensive. 8 passenger cars are also expensive. [12:58] If the trip is driveable, they do drive it, and they own a large van. There are so many opportunities to see the country. [14:06] Audiobooks are good for younger kids. Screen time is allowed during travel, but it’s limited at home. [15:40] Leaving at 1:00 am is also a great way to have kids sleep through a lot of the trip. [18:17] They tend to eat out for lunch as opposed to dinner. If they do go out to dinner, they try to make a reservation. [19:50] A crock pot is important. Food can be put in before they head out for the day. [20:40] When they arrive in town, Sharon likes to hit up the grocery stores and stock up on snacks. [21:51] Attractions can get pricey. Save your budget for the fun stuff. Do your research in advance and plan out your tickets in advance. Get a national park pass. Get Groupon deals. Find free museums. Plan to make it the most cost effective, but it's all about the attractions. Businesses also put coupons on their Facebook page. [24:27] Pick up brochures to travel like a local. [24:46] Planning ahead makes everyone happy. Make lists and make dreams come true. That's what it’s all about for Sharon. [26:31] One major pain point for many group travelers is making sure that everyone on the trip is happy. [29:10] Part of travel and part of life is sometimes cutting your losses and finding something different to do. [29:44] Sharon makes bullet points of things to do and maps it out. She also tries to get to places early. She creates a framework and also has backup plans. Having a plan for food makes things better.   Links and Resources: Mom of 6 sharon@momof6.com Mom of 6 on Facebook Sharon Rowley on Pinterest @sharonmomof6 on Twitter Audible Free Audiobook and Free 30-Day Membership Springhill Suites Embassy Suites Residence Inn SixSuitcaseTravel North Rim Grand Canyon Fort Wilderness Sharon Rowley YouTube How to Travel with a Large Family   For pictures, tips and more, be sure to check out our Fly with Chris and Di Facebook page and signup to download a copy of The Best City for You. Please take a moment and subscribe to our podcast and leave a review. It will only get better from here. Don’t miss out on future episodes where we continue to share tips and tricks to get the most out of your vacation.

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Susan Reische - Secrets of Buying Time from a Top Realtor® Revealed: 5 Minute Success- The Podcast, Episode 99    Susan helps buyers, sellers and investors in the Westchester County (NY) market, which is just north of New York City, and has been a licensed realtor® for almost seven years. She connects her clients with the buyers they want to see, and the places they want to be, because her Douglas Elliman network is the the largest brokerage in the New York Metropolitan area, and Douglas Elliman is the third largest residential real estate company nationwide. With more than 7,000 agents, the company operates approximately 115 offices in New York City, Long Island, The Hamptons, Westchester, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida, California, Colorado and Massachusetts. Moreover, Douglas Elliman has a strategic global alliance with London-based Knight Frank Residential for business in the worldwide luxury markets, spanning 60 countries and six continents. In 2017,  Douglas Elliman agents had an astounding total sales volume of $26.1 billion.             In this episode, Karen and Susan discuss:  ·         Success Story of Susan  ·         Commit to Get Leads  o    Leads are everywhere and you really have to be ready to grab them when they come up. Consider having a time diary, stop wasting time and create more time.  ·         Consult to Sell  o    Read your buyers and change your natural style of communication, both verbal and physical, to reflect their style.  ·         Connect to Build and Grow  o    Be fully present and be mindful.  ·         Success Thinking, Activities and Vision  o    You are in control of your mindset. Happiness and optimism is the fuel to achieve any goal you have in any industry.  ·         Sweet Spot of Success        "Being fully present is a lot more than just being in the room. It’s being physically there and mentally there. I have learned to identify and eliminate distractions. By doing this, I’m able to be more focused and do a better job in less time. So I’m creating more time."- Susan Reische           Connect with Susan Reische:     Twitter: @sreische  Facebook: @SusanReischeRealtor  Website: elliman.com/susanreische  Phone: 914-441-1516  Email: susan.reische@elliman.com  Instagram: Susan Reische  LinkedIn: Susan Reische     Recommendations:  Book: The 15-Minute Inbox: Control Email. Create Time. Lead Your Business. by Joost Wouters  Meditation App: Headspace     About the Podcast     Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.     Here’s to your success in business and in life!        Connect with Karen Briscoe:     Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess  Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess  Website: 5MinuteSuccess.com  Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com     5 Minute Success Links     Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day     Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast     Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!       Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

We talk to EZ Pete Gaudet, company E-4 "GO NAKED" - He tells the story of first coming to West Point at 10 years old and feeling an immediate connection to the place. As he will learn later in life, his biological roots run deep to West Point. EZ Pete reflects on the close relationship his parents had with all of our E-4 classmates - as was the case being from Westchester County NY, the Gaudet home was a frequent place of respite. They had a toga party where Pete's father dressed up in a toga. Pete remembers company mate Dr. Rusty Davidson who is one of our classmates who suffered from depression and died by suicide. Rusty was a leading spinal surgeon in the Army, he literally saved lives and limbs in his work. The tragic event of Rusty's death was pivotal in Pete's life as he directed much of his energy and financial resources toward combating veteran suicide. Pete is co-founder of Provetus a peer mentoring program that helps Veterans and Service Members successfully transition from the military to the civilian sector within five critical domains: Employment, Housing, Family/Legal Issues, Social/Community/Physical, Medical. We were joined by USMA '98 grad Dr. Joe Geracci who is also a Provetus co-founder. Together, we face into the challenges of veteran suicide and what it means for our class. We learn there are 3 primary risk factors to compound the danger of suicide: 1) Lack of connection to a purpose/mission 2) Loss of cammraderie 3) Mental Illness.   

Welcome to back to the Shared Practices Podcast! This week our guest is Wayne Oplinger. Wayne is a transitions analyst at Benco Dental. He helps buyers, sellers, and young associates either finding jobs or practices to purchase. During the interview George and Wayne talk about what buyers should be looking for in a practice to purchase. Wayne strives to dive deeper into asking key questions for both buyers and sellers during practice transitions. Thanks for listening to this week’s episode of the Shared Practices Podcast!   Find out more about discount on pair Q-Optics loupes Email: SP16 to sales@q-optics.com To learn more about your 2-Day Reboot Training, and the other services Design Ergonomics offers, go to  www.dental-reboot.com  Enter promo-code “Shared Training” on the Contact page to receive a 20% discount on your first Reboot Training off for a limited time! Our Episode Resource Page where you can find all of the resources from our episodes - for free! Join our Facebook Group! Reach out to George - George@sharedpractices.com   Wayne Oplinger is a transitions analyst for Benco Dental. He started with Benco Dental as a local Territory Representative in 2011, covering Westchester County NY, Southern CT and Northern NJ. After 3 years, he successfully built his territory sales in excess of $3 million dollars. After 4 years, Benco Dental asked Wayne to take on a new position, Practice Transitions Analyst. In this capacity, Wayne would be the single point of contact for Benco customers by developing customized transition solutions. Prior to joining Benco Dental, Wayne was a small business owner for over 15 years. In addition to being a transitions resource for dentists throughout the country, Wayne is well sought out speaker, speaking at major dental meetings, local study clubs, as well as dental schools.    

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Email Wayne at woplinger@benco.com with the Subject Line “Dentistry Uncensored” for a Free Practice Appraisal!   Email Kay at khuff@benco.com with the Subject Line “Dentistry Uncensored” to get $800 off your Practice Assessment until September 30th 2017 - that’s $2,195 instead of $2,995!   Wayne Oplinger - Transition Analyst at Benco Dental Wayne Oplinger, started with Benco Dental as a local Territory Representative 6 years ago, in 2011, covering Westchester County NY, Southern CT and Northern NJ. After 3 years, he successfully built his territory sales in excess of $3 million dollars. After 4 years, Benco Dental asked Wayne to take on a new position, Practice Transitions Analyst. In this capacity, Wayne would be the single point of contact for Benco customers, TRs and transition partners, by developing customized transition solutions for Benco Customers. Prior to joining Benco Dental, Wayne was a small business owner for over 15 years. Wayne can relate well to dentist owners because his small business, albeit not in dental, was very similar in production figures, overhead, and profits. In addition to being a transitions resource for Dentists throughout the country, Wayne is well sought out speaker, speaking at major dental meetings, local study clubs, as well as dental schools.   Kay Huff RDA - Director of Dental Coaching at Benco Dental Kay Huff RDA began her career in dentistry as an assistant to an assistant” in 1981. With great determination, Kay gained knowledge and experience as she worked her way to the front office team. Kay defined herself as being a “true team player” in positions of Treatment Coordinator and Office Manager, always doing whatever it took each and every day to make a difference in her practice. It was over 30 years ago that Kay began helping teams as a Dental Practice Coach, and she proudly has been the driving force for hundreds of practices to reach and exceed their professional goals. Kay is passionate about her work and carries a strong background in dental business systems, team motivation, leadership, and practice profitability. Kay is a dynamic dental speaker who fills her programs with plenty of laughs and tangible practice management tools they can take directly back to their practice and apply immediately. She is a Certified Consultant in Employment Law Compliance with Bent Ericksen & Associates, as well as a board member of the Academy of Dental Management Consultants (ADMC), the Speaking Consulting Network (SCN) and a member of the American Association of Dental Office Managers (AADOM). Additionally, Kay received first place in the Spotlight on Speaking Competition at the 2016 Speaking Consulting Network conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico.   www.Benco.com

In this episode, I learned all about makerspaces from John Calvert who is an elementary technology teacher from New York. We discuss setting up a makerspace and the philosophy behind these spaces, as well as helpful tools and equipment. John discusses trials and tribulations on his journey and gives himself advice for when he started. It's an engaging discussion that you won't want to miss if you are considering a makerspace in your school environment. Makerspace Points: You don’t need to pack your makerspace with techy tools for it to be successful, pay attention for John's go-to items, they may surprise you! The whole makerspace concept focuses on the process not the outcome necessarily. This is so relevant to how we want modern learners to become equipped to excel and incorporates the central idea behind the growth mindset. Time is a more valuable commodity than money in creating a makerspace as creation take lots of time. About John Calvert With over a decade of experience weaving technology in elementary curriculum, John has been on the forefront of the makerspace movement in Westchester County NY where his school is located. John and is a Google Certified Teacher (GTANY)and Google APPs Administrator. He has his share of awards for his innovative work: In 2011 he was awarded the Lower Hudson Regional Information Centers prestigious “Pioneer Award” for his work in bringing Google Apps For Education to a school district with almost ten thousand students. He blogs regulary at edtechtofu.blogspot.com his posts are thoughtful and often highly technical while being easy to read and understand. If you are planning on attending ISTE early this summer in Philadelphia, John will be presenting a session titled “Google Apps and Authentic publishing:Add ons and Script case studies” be sure to take that in as John’s presentations are not to be missed!  

This week I talk with 5-time author Joan C. Curtis. On the heels of the release date of her latest book, her first novel, The Clock Strikes Midnight, Joan discusses her writing journey, the back story to her latest writing, and what aspiring writers should keep in mind. Learn from someone who has been there and done that!!! Joan is an award-winning writer who has published 5 books and numerous stories. In her newest mystery/suspense novel, The Clock Strikes Midnight, we meet Janie Knox, a tormented young woman who escaped her home and family after a jury convicted her stepfather of killing her mother. Full of twists and turns, readers learn of a trail of long-hidden family secrets that plague the lives of both Janie and her older sister, Marlene. Not until the last page do all the secrets reveal themselves and the web of lies finally release its hold on the two sisters.  Joan has been an avid reader for as long as she can remember.  She reads all kinds of books, including women’s fiction, mysteries, biography, and nonfiction related to her work.  She does not read fantasy, horror or romance.  Her passion as a reader lies closer to literary writing with a commercial bent. "I write about characters who remind me of myself at times and my sister at times, but never fully so. My stories are told from a woman's point of view with a destiny. Characters drive my writing and my reading." Having grown up in the South with a mother from Westchester County New York, Joan has a unique take on blending the southern traditions with the eye of a northerner.  She spent most of her childhood in North Carolina and now resides in Georgia.