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Matt welcomes fellow Build Expert, Travis Brungardt, to discuss the brand-new Build Original Series® Prairie Sun & Timber, which follows Travis as he builds a hybrid high-performance home blending Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) and traditional framing. Travis outlines the project, noting that the upper level utilizes SIPs for insulation and strength, while the walkout basement level is conventionally framed with ZIP-R9 panels for flexibility. Throughout the series (and build itself), a key focus is air-sealing and moisture control. To prevent common SIPs failures like ridge rot, Travis applied PROSOCO Cat 5, a liquid-applied WRB, continuously from foundation to ridge, ensuring an airtight and waterproof structure. Matt & Travis discuss SIPs challenges, particularly running electrical wiring. Instead of the traditional method of melting wire chases, Travis framed a service cavity inside the walls, making installations easier. Matt and Travis emphasize the benefits of hybrid construction's, proper air-sealing techniques, and ways to maximize performance while maintaining flexibility. Check out the first two episodes of Prairie Sun & Timber on thebuildshow.com. Find Travis on the Web:Build Original Series®: Prairie Sun & TimberTravis' Build Show Videos: https://buildshownetwork.com/go/travisbrungardtTravis' Instagram: @catalystbuiltTravis' Website: https://www.catalystbuilt.com/Find Matt and The Build Show on the web:Build Show Videos: https://buildshownetwork.com/go/mattrisingerInstagram: @risingerbuild and @thebuildshowYouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@buildshowWebsite: https://risingerbuild.com/ and https://buildshownetwork.com/Save the Date for Build Show LIVE 2025 in Dallas, TX: October 16-18, 2025!  Don't miss a single episode of Build Show content. Sign up for our newsletter.

Mike Guertin, Grant and Patrick hear about replacing windows in brick veneer and the virtues of palm nailers before taking questions on insulation behind masonry without a WRB and how to insulate the roof of a three-season room.   Tune in to Episode 669 of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast to learn more about:   Using a thermal cameras to track down air and water leaks How to insulate a board-sheathed wall without a WRB  A rot-proof cathedral ceiling Have a question or topic you want us to talk about on the show? Email us at fhbpodcast@finehomebuilding.com.     ➡️ Check Out the Full Show Notes: FHB Podcast 669 ➡️ Learn about Framing for High-Performance Houses, the new E-learning course from Fine Homebuilding  ➡️ Follow Fine Homebuilding on Social Media:   Instagram • Facebook • TikTok • Pinterest • YouTube  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  If you enjoy the show, please subscribe and rate us on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube Music, or wherever you prefer to listen.   

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Paul Roderick is a digital product owner and operations manager at Midwest Employers Casualty (a WRB company), where he's deeply involved in digital transformation and process improvement initiatives, as well as bringing technical and business colleagues together. Previously, he led a public entity risk management and insurance program, using a technology-forward approach to streamline operations. He is a current member of the CPCU Society's Technology and Innovation Committee. In this episode of the In The Know podcast, Chris Hampshire and Paul discuss the current state of the carrier side of the insurance industry, Paul's experience with working for a public entity, and what he sees happening in the future of risk management.   Key Takeaways   Working in a family business gave Paul early exposure to a wide variety of aspects of business. Key differences in Paul's transition from the public entity sector to the carrier sector. The wide variety of skill sets required in insurance is what keeps him engaged in the industry. Paul's approach to the need for digital transformation systems in the insurance sector. Tactics for recruiting new talent to the technology facet of the industry. Overcoming common stumbling blocks when leading a digital transformation project in insurance. The benefits of increasing involvement in the insurance community beyond just in your workplace. Paul's experience expanding his knowledge and helping others in the CPCU society. The potential future impact of the digital side of the carrier transformation. Paul's time with a public entity helped to prepare him for his role at a carrier. A look at changes in the future of the insurance industry as a result of AI, coverage and claims, and blockchain offerings. Paul's encouraging advice for his early career self.   Quotes   “In the carrier space, we like processes, we have procedures, but it's another level in the public entity. You have to satisfy the process before you can do anything else.” “I don't think there are many industries that offer such an opportunity to exercise such a variety of skills on a day-to-day basis.” “When you work in the insurance industry, you're enabling daily life.” “Change management is a huge stumbling block that we as an industry don't pay enough attention to.” “I don't think it's possible to remain competitive in a lot of areas of this industry if you don't successfully adopt technology into all aspects of your operating model.” “It was absolutely critical to my success to make relationships with other individuals and not just make it about an analytical or numbers approach.” “Anytime you can bring in trust and efficiency, everybody's happier.”

Which of these 4 money blocks is holding you back? ❌ Fear we're not worthy of money ❌ Fear of being too big, successful, or “shiny” ❌ Fear of leaving people behind  ❌ Fear of too much responsibility Today's Monday Motivation revisits an important training session, bringing back a REPLAY of one of my most popular sessions from the 3-Day Rock Sales Retreat. Discover your block & learn how to uplevel your relationship with MONEY.

Join Curtis Lawson and his guests, Miguel Gonzales and Milton Lozano (TAMLYN®️) for a conversation about the building envelope's archnemesis - water intrusion! He taps into all the science behind wall assemblies and integrating WRB's a systems approach to prevention, through the building envelope and Tamlyn's experts of water management, explore crucial construction science insights that educate, protect your biggest investment, and help you save! Learn how to outsmart costly water damage with products designed go the long-haul with protection and prevention of mold and other wall asemmbly failures. Whether you're a seasoned pro or savvy homeowner, this episode shares crucial insights on taking a stand against destructive moisture damage. Staying informed is key and they dive into all facets of the topic.

https://chtbl.com/track/118312/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/talkinglead/TLP_519_KT_Gen_3_Sub2k_Edited.mp3 In this episode of the Talking Lead Podcast: Kris Hammer with KELTEC joins Lefty and Ton Jones (Firebird Targets) to talk about the new Generation 3 straight blowback Sub2000 9mm carbine. KELTEC has improved the Sub2K by adding new quick "twist-fold-lock" action to it's legendary folding carbine. The trigger has been improved with a metal trigger and the front and "folding" rear sights have been eliminated to make room for you to add your favorite iron sights and/or red dot. Listen in for all of the upgrades. Also joining this episode is Prentiss Holt owner of Whiskey River Beef to announce the winner of the WRB $100 Gift Card! Do us a solid and subscribe to the show at your favorite podcast app and follow us on social media! @talkinglead

Die World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB) ist die international gültige Bodenklassifikation. Christoph spricht mit Peter Schad über die Geschichte, Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der WRB.

Liebe Freunde, diese Woche spreche ich mit u/Rutnier, u/Bearowell, u/BenderDeLorean und u/moulth und es wurde natürlich sehr sehr gut! (02:02) Wie seid ihr zu MSW gekommen oder an die Börse? (13:04) Wie seid ihr zum WRB gekommen und warum ist wieder Pause? (22:26) Wieso ist Kasachstan die Zukunft? (31:39) Wie viel darf ein Döner kosten? wie sind die kulinarischen Abenteuer des WRBS? (36:23) Wieso muss es immer Grün schließen? (41:54) Wie investiert ihr? Ich hoffe euch gefällt der Podcast! Lasst mir gerne Feedback da wo auch immer ihr wollt, ich lese literarisch alles von euch. **Vielen Dank auch für die tollen Bewertungen auf Spotify und Apple Podcasts, ich freue mich jedes Mal sehr darüber und habe Pipi in den Augen.** In ewiger Liebe, euer MSW Podcast Team ❤️

The top leading edge of a PSA tape running horizontally is not weather-lapped or mechanically attached, depending solely on the adhesion of that top edge to the substrate to keep water out of the WRB/PSA tape system. Are ALL PSA tapes in WRB systems self-terminating? Is there a way to quantify the top-edge adhesion that makes the tape self-terminating? The boys go at it over this one!Pete's Resource(s):1. Pete's blogs on Wingnut PSA Tape Testing - Pete wrote over a half dozen blogs on his tape testing. Go to www.buildinggreen.com and search using the term "wingnut tape."2. GBA Blog: Housewrap Tape Problems (Jeff Hoch) - https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/housewrap-tape-problems3. GBA blog: Combining Sheathing with a WRB and Air Barrier  - https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/combining-sheathing-with-a-wrb-and-air-barrier4. Pressure Sensitive Tape Council (PSTC) Test Methods - https://pstc.org/test-methods/

// www.mauerstrassenwetten.de // (04:07) Wie ist der Wochenrückblick enstanden? (11:46) Wieso Pinky aus Nordkorea? (17:09) Wie viel Aufwand steckt in einem WRB? (24:21) Wieso hasst ihr Laura Müller und liebt Markus Koch? (30:59) Ist der WRB nur ein Produktvideo für Kapwing? (35:58) Wie seid ihr zu MSW gekommen? (42:54) Wie investiert ihr privat? (54:22) Was war euer dümmstes Investment?

Listener Wes asks about radiant barriers (Pete goes way deep on this one...); listener Chris G wants to know if there is a "perfect" (ala Joe Lstiburek) shower wall (with Pete responding he had just taken a shower that had a "perfect" wall); listener Howdy (dubbed so by Jake 'cause we did not have his name) from Climate Zone 3 asks about  new construction, unvented roof assemblies (including a Lstiburek "perfect" roof with only topside rigid insulation); and finally British Columbia listener Harpreet asks about what sort of WRB to use with structural wall sheathing that is almost always damp.Pete's Resource(s):1. Radiant Barriers - https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/radiant-barriers 2. BUILD show wood shower wall (Jake's house): https://buildshownetwork.com/contents/wood_shower3. Perfect Roofs (and walls): GBA Podcast - https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/the-perfect-wall-roof-and-slab-building-science-podcast4. Fluid-applied WRB: GBA blog - https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/liquid-applied-water-resistive-barriers

Listener Steve C--mitered corners on cladding (plus "Trust But Verify" t-shirts!); listener Jason L--detailing Huber ZIP-R at window openings; Listener Dan--worry over window details with ZIP-R; Listener Jeff (who buttered us up with his love for UBIP)--cavity fill rockwool or CCSPF in retrofit and if CCSF can it be the WRB/can new OSB sheathing be the WRB?Pete's Resource(s):1. Tru Exterior mitered corners: https://truexterior.com/truexterior-siding-offers-an-easier-approach-to-mitered-corners/2. ProTradeCraft "Window Installs in walls with Thick ZIPs" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2dEfns7b7o3. Huber "Recessed Window Flashing with ZIP System Liquid Flash on R-Sheathing" - https://www.huberwood.com/technical-library/recessed-window-flashing-with-zip-system-liquid-flash4. Retrofit WRB - https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/question/wrb-for-retrofit5. FHB John Straube ENergy Retrofits: https://www.finehomebuilding.com/project-guides/energy-retrofit/six-proven-ways-to-build-energy-smart-walls

Außerdienstliches Verhalten: Welche Auswirkungen haben private Aktivitäten auf das Arbeitsverhältnis? Wir nehmen einen Fall um die Bundeswehroffizierin Anastasia Biefang (Beschl. v. 25.5.2022 - BVerwG 2 WRB 2.21) zum Anlass, um über die Anforderungen an außerdienstliches Verhalten zu sprechen. Wann besteht ein berechtigtes Interesse des Arbeitgebers an einem bestimmten Verhalten seiner Mitarbeiter? Mehr zu Arbeit und Arbeitsrecht: https://www.arbeit-und-arbeitsrecht.de?utm_campaign=Podcast-Backlink1021&utm_source=aua&utm_medium=ig&utm_content=txt

Batesville Coach Evan Ulery talks to WRB's Terrance Arney and Tom Snape about his team's first-round sectional win over Rushville.

Patrick, Rob, and Brian hear from listeners about cool roofs and acoustics before taking questions on wall assemblies for basements, conditioning a woodshop, and air-sealing with liquid WRB.

The Bluegrass Buddies are back with SEASON 2 of their non-award winning podcast, beloved and reviled by bluegrass fans across the globe. The Buddies start the first episode of the new season off with a bang, saying their howdies, introduce the new season, and chat about recent culinary exploits before sharing a listener story having to do with the last BWE (Bluegrass Word of the Episode.) Then, after reminiscing about the life and career of Tony Rice, they welcome an old friend back onto the podcast for a very spicy interview. They check back in with Sturgill Simpson and Joe recounts a recent vinyl-spinning adventure to close out the first half of the episode.In Part 2, the Buddies introduce a brand new BWE, and then reveal a new trend happening with gig-starved bluegrass artists, Bluegrass Fantasy Week (or BFW, to save time). If you only listen to one segment of the episode, listen to this. Next, they take a brief look at the adventures of Jed Greene before closing the episode with a few recommendations. You heard it here first: the Bluegrass Buddies are back in action!!! Check out their Facebook page @  https://www.facebook.com/bluegrassbuddiespod/On Twitter @BGBudsPodSend an email to bluegrassbuddiespod@gmail.comWebsite: http://bluegrassbuddiespodcast.buzzsprout.comFollow Michael on Twitter @michaelcprewittFollow Joe on Twitter @joe_andrusEpisode Links:Tony Rice Unit - "Tipper" Skaggs & Rice - "Where the Soul of Man Never Dies" Sturgill's Latest DD&WRB's PRB's Peanut Butter Falcon Trailer Industrial Strength Bluegrass RIP Tony Rice (1951 - 2020)

Today, we bring you warm Seasons Greetings from our Acting Party Leader and other Executive members. We also air an interview between our host and our PRO, Claudette Joseph on the recent announcement by WRB of the Government's re-purchase of 50% of the shares in Grenlec, in the face of deafening silence from the Government.

Assalamualaikum Wrm.Wrb. Hallo teman-teman Perkenalkan saya Banafsaj Shafa Sholihat dari Departemen Pendidikan Kewarganegaraan Fakultas Pendidikan Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, dalam Podcast kali ini saya membahas mengenai sumber-sumber hukum islam yang diajukan untuk memenuhi tugas mata kuliah hukum islam selamat mendengarkan!!!

Remember five minutes ago when summer was just starting and you had all the time in the world to do all the fun things? Well that flew by just as fast as your child’s first years and sadly, it is time to make the transition to back to school mode; So today I’m sharing 10 simple steps to get our little one’s sleep back in order so that you can sleep like the mother…of a well-rested baby! This episode is hosted by Ashley Chanter Rizzo. Ashley is a certified pediatric sleep consultant, parenting coach, and director of Well Rested Baby. = You too can "Sleep Like a Mother!" Download Well Rested Baby's Bedtime Guide Learn about WRB's Sleep Support Packages: Schedule a free 15-minute call to see if WRB is the right fit for your family Join WRB's free Facebook group You can also take advantage of Well Rested Baby's parent coaching special - book your first session for 50% off. = Shop our favorite block out blinds here. The studies I referenced can be found in Healthy Sleep, Happy Child by Dr. Mark Weissbluth.

If you have been in any mom's group on facebook, it is all anyone is talking about! Are you homeschooling? Are you sending your kids in? Will you be doing the distance learning program? Whatever the coming school year may bring, it’s important to consider what impact the changes from Covid-19 will have on your little one’s sleep. Today’ that is exactly what we’ll be exploring – how to keep your little one’s healthy sleep habits in tact while still addressing any concerns, uncertainties and anxieties they may have. This episode is hosted by Ashley Chanter Rizzo. Ashley is a certified pediatric sleep consultant, parenting coach, and director of Well Rested Baby. You too can "Sleep Like a Mother" Download Well Rested Baby's Bedtime Guide: https://wellrestedbaby.com/get-your-free-guide Learn about WRB's Sleep Support Packages: https://wellrestedbaby.com/packages Schedule a free 15-minute call to see if WRB is the right fit for your family: https://wellrestedbaby.com/15minute-call Join WRB's Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/524403978278451/ Don't forget to take advantage of Well Rested Baby's parent coaching special - book your first session for 50% off. Learn more: https://wellrestedbaby.com/parent-coaching

Matt, Rob and Patrick here from listeners about bartering for home projects and using salvaged bowling alleys for tap dancing. The crew then reveals the list of favorite problem-solving tools compiled from Fine Homebuilding’s Facebook page. Robert asks how to keep his wood shop from baking in the warm California sun. Spence wants to know if he should replace his water heater when he replaces his furnace. Dave wonders about the reparability of modern housing while he rebuilds a badly detailed straw bale house in Vermont. Finally, Matthew asks about mixing WRB’s on a remodel that includes a new addition.

Patrick, Matt and Kiley talk about keeping kitchen remodels affordable before moving onto listener questions about strengthening a roof in one of the country's snowiest places, converting a barn to a workshop, and insulating a home without a WRB.

  Weekly RockBlog – Episode 9 – WRB is “PLENTY HEAVY!”   On this episode we are featuring the track “Another Bad Day” from the Los Angeles, CA based band called “PLENTY HEAVY.”Continue readingWRB is “PLENTY HEAVY” WRB009

Thank you for joining Caribbean Virgin: The Podcast on Unique Investment Deals in the Caribbean. I am your host, Neal Nixon. This is episode number 1. For this inaugural piece, we are going to take a snoop at Domlec, a utility company in the tiny island of Dominica. The company is the only utility concern on the island with a durability of advantage, a wide sustainable moat and a perennial rewarder of dividends. We are going dissect the company's 2015 annual report and go beyond the mathematical elegance of betas and alphas and highlight the figures that matter to investors. But first a little background: The company was started in 1949 by the Colonial Development Corporation. In 1976 the government of Dominica purchased 49% of the shares of the company and in 1983 acquired the remaining shares. Subsequently, In 1987, Government sold 60% of the shares to the general public. Further, in 1997, the Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC) purchased 73% of the shares from the government. In May 2004 WRB Enterprises, a Florida utility concern, and Dominica Social Security in a joint effort purchased CDC's shares in DOMLEC, with WRB owning 53% and Dominica Social Security 20%. In April 2013 the Barbadoes Light and Power Holdings (a subsidiary of Emera Corporation) bought WRB Enterprises’ shares and became the majority shareholder of the company. Intuitively, apart from Domlec, Emera owns 100% of Barbadoes Light and Power, 19% of St Lucia Utilities, 80% of Grand Bahama Power Company. The company is listed on the Eastern Caribbean Stock Exchange (ecseonline.com) with a current price of $4.10 a share. At present, Domlec is a rear bird, certifiably one of the best-managed utility company in the Caribbean Regions. In 2015, total revenue was 93.5m down sequentially from 101.9m in 2014. Conversely, fuel cost is a much better determinant of profitability than gross revenue. More on the impact of fuel later. Net income was 12.3m, including the benefit of a 1.5m insurance reimbursement for damages sustained from Tropical Storm Erica. Net income per share was $1.18 For year end 2015, the board of directors approved a dividend payment of .40 cents, which is a yield of 9.75% on its market price of $4.10. Compare that return to the average 2-3% interest that depositors receive from Caribbean banks this is a fabulous investment opportunity. Shareholders equity increased from 86.6m to 94.7m, a 10.5 percent increase over 2014. The corollary is a 13.5% return on average equity. Astutely, famous investor, Warren Buffet avers that if you "Double the return on equity of a company and, you get much more than a doubling of the company's intrinsic value." Unfortunately, while Domlec shareholders equity increases beyond 10% on an annual basis and intrinsic value increases in tandem, the price per share remains unmoved. The Number of authorized shares is 15m with 11.4m shares outstanding - or owned by all shareholders. Anecdotally, Domlec can raise capital by issuing 3.6m more shares to the public without amending its bylaws. The company's average assets were 169.5m which resulted in a 7.3% return on assets. Which means for every $1 of assets employed by the company, it was able to make 0.073 cents in profits Assets and Liability The company has a current ratio, current assets / current liability of 2.40, a sound indicator that there is sufficient working capital to sustain the business in the short run. Long-term debt of 31m is payable to the National Bank of Dominica with a 5.75% rate. Don't be alarm at that amount. The company can pay for all its long-term debt from its free cash flow in less than three years if management so choices. In fact, Domlec's interest coverage, the number of times a company can pay interest payments with net income is 8.6; so attending to its debt obligations is a non-issue. Key Factors In 2015 the company endured 35m fuel cost, a dramatic improvement of 22.2% from 45m in 2014. That is a 10m dollar reduction with total fuel consumption of 4.8m gallons and an average cost of $7.45 a gallon verse $11.21 in 2014 Presumably, a 10% decrease in the price of diesel leads to a corresponding decrease of $4.5m in fuel cost - and fuel cost accounts to about 60% to 80% of operational expenses. Recommendations 1. Domlec has 31,300 customers on an island of 72,000 people. When a market is small and the market is limited three things need to occur to propel growth and employ the intelligent commitment of invested capital: Rationalize, optimize and consolidate. The company has rationalized (its assets) and optimized (processes) its operation in recent times, what is needed for growth in the Caribbean is consolidation - which should lead to efficiency and economies of scale. Domlec has an 83.5m credit facility with National Bank of Dominica. It is time Domlec goes on an expansion spree. Buy the Nevis Utilities of St. Vincent Utilities, for example. 2. The stock is demonstrably undervalued. Its net tangible book value per share is $9.12, while its price per share is only $4.10. An investor can purchase its assets for less than 50 cents on the dollar. In fact, that is the kind of incredible deal that Emera of Canada got when it purchase 53 percent of Domlec shares in 2013. To remedy this gross misalignment between price and value, the company should buy back its shares on the open market or through a TENDER OFFER, something it has never done. Instead of paying over $4m in dividends payment the company could allocate half the amount to share buy-backs which would increase the market price and shareholders return.

Sydney, Australia's Joel "The Man" rides solo this week for an EXCLUSIVE look at the WWE-themed festivities that took place in his home town this past weekend! How does Australian WWE fans differ from the rest?   What are NXT Champion Finn Balor, Neville and Emma like up close?   Why was Luke Harper FLEXING all tour?   Download this special edition of WRB and look out for our upcoming August wrap-up show coming to The Steel Cage Network and PWP Nation Radio in the coming weeks!   Wrestling's Rope Break: Everything WWE Sydney... by the count of 5!!!