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It seems that all of my good intentions have not manifested into a steady stream of blog posts.
I must admit that my creative energy has been focused elsewhere recently - The Guild, Bright Ethics, my Google Squared Course, another business project and work on a longer form piece of writing. I'm not sure if this will take the form of a short story or if there's material enough for a novella, all I know is that I'm 4000 words deep into a project that *feels* deeply satisfying.
As a child with a bedroom next to my father's study, I used to hear him tapping away at his computer late into the night. I used to wonder why he spent so long at work, didn't he want to play computer games, read or go to bed? As an adult it has become clear that I have inherited the same sense of compulsion when it comes to work - a bored Bethan is a sad Bethan.
1. Roadtrips to the coast
Last weekend I picked up a new car, replacing the old hunk of metal which has been my travelling partner since I was 19.
After a serious period of deliberation over whether I should indeed get another car, as opposed to simply relying on pedal power, I made the somewhat non-eco friendly choice to invest in another set of wheels. As someone with a long term chronic pain condition, a vehicle gives me freedom on the days where I simply cannot use human powered transportation. Needless to say, I have gone for the most eco-friendly option in my price range (an electric car will be the next step in a few years.)
Having lived with a less than reliable car for over a year now, Des and I took the first opportunity to test our new set of wheels as part of a longer range journey. The drive over to Whitby certainly put the new motor to the test, especially on the steep ascents which transport you onto the North Yorkshire Moors plateau.
Once safely in Whitby we took a short stroll along the pier, arm in arm, headfirst into the cold breeze. This was followed by an obligatory visit to The Magpie Cafe for fish and chips which we then ate back on the pier, vigilantly watching out for seagull raids.
With a couple of hours of winter sunlight left we ascended the steps up towards Whitby Abbey, a place I visited first on a school trip when I was around 7 or 8 years old.
Whilst up on the clifftop I had a moment of "oh shit, I'm so much older but this place has barely changed and will be here probably for hundreds of years after I'm dead." The only reasonable action after this revelation was to seek warmth and a hot drink in the nearby Youth Hostel (conversely the place I stayed during said school trip).
2. Sister Reunion in London
Apologies for the slightly grainy photo on this one - I had limited choices!
A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to be in London for work and managed to meet up with my extremely talented sister, Catrin (she's in a band and is way cooler than me).
We had a great catch up over pizza and even managed to get into an argument with four men over Donald Trump (not the best pick up chat...).
3. Staring at the stars
When he was younger, one of Des' hobbies outside of music was amateur astronomy.
He still has most of the gear hidden away in our garage and come a clear night, is known to get everything out for a spot of star gazing.
Despite being bitterly cold, the recent crisp winter evenings have provided the perfect setting for looking at the heavens. Using our very loved Cannon D2300, Des managed to rig up a pretty decent photography setup, which we used to capture an image of the Orion Nebula above.
The light pollution where we live is pretty heavy, so the images aren't as detailed as they could be.
4. Friday routine
Des is currently working from York City Centre on Fridays' - which has become the perfect excuse to head into the city and meet in the early evening for an end of week celebration.
Our current unwinding routine starts at Parings Wine Bar, where we held our engagement party last year. This can involve both wine and food - both of which are excellent. Last Friday we indulged in the Deli Platter pictured above.
5. First class hacks
My colleague tipped me off about Seatfrog whilst we were in London and both facing a mid-evening train back to York after a long day.
The app essentially allows users to bid on selected first class seats before departure, starting from £5. Whilst the auction process is not completely transparent, I did manage to bag a first class upgrade from Kings Cross to York for £14, which was well worth it for the lounge access and wifi on the train.
Currently it seems that the service is only running on Virgin East Coast, however the website does indicate that they have plans to expand in the near future!
6. Great Medium articles
My love for blogging platform Medium is ongoing. Here are a few of the excellent articles I have read over the past few weeks:
50 Things You Probably Forgot To Design
Find a way to do more for others than anyone else is doing: A 9-min Guide to Winning at Customer Retention
63 Best Digital Marketing Tools You Should Know About in 2018
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That's all folks! Speak this coming week (I promise)


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"Abuse of Power should come as no surprise" - sydney
Thursday 13th September 12:30 -1:30pm 2018 at Carriageworks
Discussion Panel for Sydney Contemporary
Nasr will feature on a discussion panel at Carriageworks as part of the Talks program for Sydney Contemporary, Australiasia's premier International Art Fair.
The talk, titled "Abuse of Power should come as no surprise (Jenny Holtzer, 1980)", will explore the politics of power within the art world, discussing the impacts of the #metoo movement on the creative industries where the perception of the workplace environment is often less well defined, and how artists and art workers negotiate, reference and give voice to dissent in the face of power and its abuse.
Speakers include:
Deborah Kelly (artist)
Vincent Silk (writer)
Nasim Nasir (artist)
Julie Ewington (independent writer, curator and broadcaster)
Penelope Benton
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For more info, please see https://sydneycontemporary.com.au/talk
2018 Bowness Photography prize - melbourne
Hosted by Monash Gallery of Art
Opens: 29 September, 2018 -
Closes: 18 November, 2018
'Photography is alive and kicking! If you are into Australian contemporary art then this is the exhibition for you – it's photography that needs to be seen.' – Dr Michael Brand
Nasr's work 2018 photographic work "33 Beads #11" has been included in the Finalists' exhibition for the William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize held at the Monash Gallery of Art. This work is from a larger series of prints #1-#11 also entitled "33 Beads" 2018 that is available in various sizes.
The judging panel, Dr Michael Brand, Director of AGNSW, artist Dr David Rosetzky and Anouska Phizacklea, Director of MGA, selected Nasr from an incredibly strong field of entrants that reflect the diversity and depth of photographic practice in Australia.
Winners announced : Thursday 11 October 2018
other 2018 Finalists:
Hoda Afshar Robert Ashton Sofi Basseghi Alison Bennett Devika Bilimoria Tom Blachford Aaron Bradbrook Danica Chappell Rowan Conroy Michael Cook Tamara Dean Marian Drew Thomas Edward Amos Gebhardt John Gollings Linsey Gosper Lee Grant Janina Green Ponch Hawkes Hego Petrina Hicks Shelley Horan Leah King‐Smith Katrin Koenning Sandra Lamonaca Mathew Lynn Kirsten Lyttle Isobel Markus‐Dunworth Ben McGee Joseph McGlennon Rod McNicol Jacqueline Mitelman Nasim Nasr Polixeni Papapetrou Matthew Portch Clare Rae Julie Rrap Melissa Spiccia Nathan Stolz Natalya Stone Ian Strange Darren Sylvester Samuel Szwarcbord Cyrus Tang Di Tang Natalie Tirant Justine Varga James Verdon Martin Walch Amanda Williams Anne Zahalka
International Limestone coast Video Art Festival - South Australia
HOSTED BY Riddoch Art Gallery
28 September, 2018 -21 october, 2018
The theme for the 2018 Festival is "The Lived Body". It focuses on art projects that reveal the human relationship to both technology and nature, and attempts to provide a metaphorical response via the medium of Video Art.
For more info, please see https://southaustralia.com/products/limestone-coast/event/international-limestone-coast-video-art-festival
10th anniversary edition of 'a shaded view on fashion film' - paris
Hosted by AsVOFF
October 11-13, 2018
Short film "Women in Shadow" (2018, 00:02:08, by Maximilian Homaei) was made from footage of Nasr's 2018 performance of "Women in Shadow II" (April 12th 2018)
The film has been shortlisted to premiere at "A Shaded view on Fashion Film" in Paris Oct 11th-13th.
This film was commissioned by Dr Gene Sherman & the SCCI.
Presented by DIANE PERNET, founder and director of ASVOFF
For more info, please see https://www.ashadedviewonfashionfilm.com

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Schmid notes players who have had good camp
The Sounders will train again Friday, then conclude Cup play with a 4 p.m. Saturday match against Sporting Kansas City and then will head home for game-week preparations leading to their MLS opener March 8 against the New England Revolution.
With camp winding down, coach Sigi Schmid was asked what players have raised their stock so far.
"Guys have helped themselves," he said. "I think Micheal Azira has certainly helped himself with a good camp here. Obviously with (Osvaldo) Alonso being injured now that's an open spot a little bit. I think (midfielder Cristian) Roldan has stepped forward a little bit more, so that's been a positive thing for us as well. I think Barrett has had some good outings. Kenny's gotten some goals for us. (Andres) Correa has shown that he can be an option for us at left back. I think all those guys have broken through a little bit."
On a related topic, here's some of what Schmid had to say Wednesday about some of the younger players used in the New England match.
"(We) just want to get guys into the rhythm of playing week to week and we're establishing that," he said. "We wanted to push guys 90 minutes, we didn't want the first 90 minutes to be when they play the first league game. And also it gave us a good chance to look at Correa over a full game. Zach got 90. We wanted to have a comparison with (Jimmy) Ockford and (Damion) Lowe, we wanted to see how (Oniel) Fisher would do. So it gave us a chance to look at all those players. ... Correa gets beat on the goal, where he allows the ball to get inside of him, but I think he's a good player. I think he had more good moments than other moments, And he's certainly a creative player. He's a good player coming forward, and he's good with the ball, and he can help us that way."


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We've seen a number of initiatives come and go or at least evolve, from schema and rich snippets to Google Authorship and now the latest push for secure protocol. We've gotten advice on how using these efforts to affect how Google perceives our websites. So we race for implementation to reap the benefits and, hopefully, bolster search engine visibility.
What Is the Intent?
But in our haste to leverage the newest way to make ourselves just a little better looking than the next guy, do we often miss the point? What if our goals shouldn't really be about exploiting the trend? What if we're treating the symptoms and not the disease?
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Ella's Choreography
just be yourselves (2015) - short film
ms. (2016) - solo
billing (2014) - solo
there are no rights to this (2012) - solo
standard (2011) - septet
unaccompanied lark (2011) - solo
shadows of incandescence (2010) - solo
panopticon (2010) - solo
enlighten (2010) - trio/quartet
paired pod (2009) - duet
for m (2009) - solo
political piece (2009) - quintet
equator (2008) - quartet
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The annual UCD Garret FitzGerald School and Lecture will take place on Thursday, 30 March 2017 in the UCD Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4.
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4.30pm, Gardiner Atrium
Welcome: Colin Scott, Vice President for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at UCD & Principal of the UCD College of Social Sciences and Law
Research Stories - Towards the Good Society: At the event, UCD College of Social Sciences and law will launch 'Towards the Good Society', a publication of research stories by expert academics in the social sciences and related disciplines in University College Dublin. These research stories celebrate the diversity, integrity and excellence of the social sciences research taking place in our University.
UCD Garret FitzGerald School: 'The Disruptions of 2016 and the Social Sciences:
5.00pm, Mason Hayes & Curran Theatre, UCD Sutherland School of Law
Chair: Paul Gillespie, The Irish Times
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- Ronald B. Davies UCD School of Economics, on "The Heterogeneous Impact of Brexit: Early Indications from the FTSE"
- Imelda Maher, UCD Sutherland School of Law, on "Bordering Brexit: Free movement and the Common Travel Area between Ireland and the UK"
- Jennifer Todd, UCD School of Politics and International Relations,on "Constitutional Moments and Prospects of Everyday Transformation"
UCD Garret FitzGerald Lecture: 'Where to After Brexit/Trump? Navigating an Uncertain Future"
6.30pm, A&L Goodbody Theatre, UCD Sutherland School of Law
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Catherine Day is a former Secretary General of the European Commission, a post she held from 2005 to 2015. Prior to that she was Director General for Environment and worked in the external relations part of the European Commission as a Director and deputy Director General. Catherine worked in the Cabinets of Commissioners Richard Burke, Peter Sutherland and Leon Brittan between 1982 and 1996.
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Written by Mary Grace June 8, 2017
Last week I got my first ever paycheck from my first ever internship.
Wait, did I not tell you? Well, here it is in big bold letters.
That's right ladies and gents, after two semesters of freaking out about my major, stumbling my way through classes, and generally not knowing what I'm doing, I finally got a little bit of my act together. Toward the end of spring semester (as in two weeks before) I polished up my resume, took the quizzes and modules to join Ohio State's Engineering Career Services, met with an advisor, and I applied for three jobs. Two of them were through the ECS portal, which means they were specifically looking for Ohio State engineers! All three of them asked me back for an interview and I ended up getting one of them.
When I found out, I sent everyone I knew a snapchat with the Rocky theme playing in the background. (It was definitely a proud moment.)
I started May 16 at a place in Grandview (which is pretty much downtown Columbus) called 360Water, where I do technical writing for their e-learning courses. I use a lot of the skills I learned this year in first-year engineering—namely technical writing, but also reading and analyzing engineering technical drawings. For the robot competition spring semester (you can hear me talk about THAT lovely thing here or here), I took point on the online project portfolio and the SOLIDWORKS CAD modeling, too. In all, I pretty much knew I had the job coming out of the interview because I just plain knew what I was doing.
My family and I when they help me prepare for an interview (x)
On that note, the interview was not just the basic questions. There were technical questions too, which involved suggesting changes to existing engineering drawings and explaining how a pump worked based on its drawings. Considering that before this semester, I had never really had an interview, I felt that I was quick to learn. ECS also does a great job with sample questions and helpful interview hints.
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So, now I have a job! A real life, major-based internship that can show me a little bit of the industry that I may one day work in. Pretty cool, huh?
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Mohsen Abdelmoumen: How do you explain that Hillary Clinton maintains her candidacy for presidency of the United States while she has lost an ambassador in Benghazi in Libya when she was Secretary of State and that she makes headlines with the scandal of her emails?
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Along selected roads in Norway, natural wonders are amplified by art, design, and architecture meant to bring you closer to nature in new and surprising ways. Meet the award-winning Scenic Routes.
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This road by the open sea in the far north is all about reflection: While driving under the aurora borealis light show, you may contemplate the dramatic lives that have unfolded here through history.
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An exploratory exhibition on the propagation of sound in the human body. 'On the sensations of tone' brings together three artists where sound, listening, the ear of the listener and the composer are essential elements in their work. This approach evokes the theories of Hermann Ludwig von Helmholtz (1821-1894) in his seminal work 'The physiological theory of music based on the study of auditory sensations', published in 1865 in Germany. It pays attention to the propagation of sound in the ear and researches the ear as an essential element to compose music.
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From May 3 to September 25, 2016, the Museum of Arts and Design in NYC presents two exhibitions focused on Harry Bertoia (1915–1978). Referred to collectively as 'Sonambient, these sculptures are interactive, kinetic, and audible forms consisting of bundles of metal rods that collide and set off radiant tones when agitated by wind or human touch. In his Pennsylvania barn, he recorded approximately 400 tapes, eventually producing eleven LPs with titles such as 'Phosphorescence' and 'Ocean Mysteries'.
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A traveling exhibition with more than twenty sculptures, sound and video installations and specially commissioned phonographs (pieces based on field recordings) by Xabier Erkizia and Juanjo Palacios (respectively in Palma and Cuenca), next to that the exhibition features a variety of related objects that include books, scores, diagrams, documentary photographs, leaflets, posters, LPs, CDs and cassettes. A comprehensive overview of sound art as it developed in Spain from the sixties to the present, focusing on the emergence and early development, when the term 'sound art' was not stated yet as such.
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SACRAMENTO — Anyone who spends time with Gov. Jerry Brown is familiar with his penchant for referring to philosophers, Latin or an obscure tome he has recently read, often in the same sentence. A speaker who uses what he deems an imprecise word should be prepared to listen to a soliloquy on its meaning.
Do not expect his wife to do the same.
Anne Gust Brown, petite and polished, speaks with the directness of someone who has little patience for theoretical colloquiums. She is the first person to whom advisers turn if they need to anticipate the long list of questions the governor is likely to pepper them with. After more than 20 years as his partner — and nearly a decade as his top aide — she is one of the few people who can predict his often unpredictable thinking. And she is the one most likely to tell the governor it is time to end the Socratic seminar and make a decision.
"I would say sometimes he's exhausting," Ms. Gust Brown said in a courtyard just outside the governor's office. "Sometimes I have to foist him onto other people and say, you go talk to someone else about that, because he has a sort of insatiable appetite about these things."
From the first day her husband, a Democrat, began his third term as governor in 2011, Ms. Gust Brown has occupied an office just around the corner from his. And as he decides whether to run for re-election next year — as many expect he will — no one's counsel will be more highly valued than hers.
One of the quickest decisions the couple made after he won a governorship he had previously held decades earlier was to eschew the use of the term first lady and give her a different title: special counsel to the governor. She helped run the campaign for a successful ballot measure to raise taxes last fall and has played a key role in amassing Mr. Brown's $10 million war chest.
Ms. Gust Brown, 55 and a lawyer, has not embraced the ceremonial role that governors' wives usually play. Instead, she functions as a confidante, quietly consulting with the governor on matters as expansive as the state's criminal justice system and mundane as hiring and firing staff members. She reads scores of bills each year, helping sort through countless legal and political implications the legislation may have.
"I figure out what needs additional hands and do that," Ms. Gust Brown said in the recent interview, one of few she has given since her husband took office. Sitting in the courtyard where former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger once kept his smoking tent, she rubbed the ears of Sutter, the Browns' dog, a corgi who is more widely recognized in the capital than she is.
Ms. Gust Brown does not have her own staff or policy priorities. She shelved the long tradition of a governor-sponsored conference on women, which had been a prominent part of the job for her predecessors. (Particularly for Maria Shriver, who, like Ms. Gust Brown, had left her own successful career when her husband ascended into office.) Friends describe Ms. Gust Brown as someone who shuns formality; she has been known to make an off-color joke on a staff call or wear jeans to the office. But few think that her casual demeanor means she should not be taken seriously.
While she described "little droppings" of thick books her husband leaves strewn around the house, she said she had been too wrapped up in reading legislative bills to spend much time on anything else.
"That's what we're debating from the moment we wake up to the moment we go to sleep, and sometimes he's waking me up in the middle of the night," Ms. Gust Brown said. "He doesn't have hobbies."
"My husband thinks about this all the time," she said, drawing out the last three words with a mock exasperation.
For much of her career, Ms. Gust Brown worked as a top lawyer for the Gap, the San Francisco-based clothing giant. After a mutual friend introduced her to Mr. Brown, then several years past his first two terms as governor and his first failed presidential bid, the two dated for over a decade before they married in 2005. Several friends worried aloud that if he did not propose, Ms. Gust Brown would leave.
"I wrote him a letter saying you're going to be old, sick and alone someday because Anne is not going to put up with this, and there is nobody that is better for you than her," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat who is a longtime friend of the governor. "The next Easter Sunday he called me and said, 'We're engaged, would you marry us?' " She did.
Mr. Brown, who is 20 years older than his wife, planned an elaborate wedding with nearly 600 guests, writing the vows and arranging for a custom-designed dress for her.
At the time, Ms. Gust Brown left her job and began running her husband's campaign to become the state attorney general. (Then the mayor of Oakland, Mr. Brown had parted ways with Jacques Barzaghi, his French-born aide who was at his side for decades.) The Browns have navigated the working relationship for their entire marriage; she has never been paid for her position as his top aide.
"She's a damn good lawyer, and it turns out she is a very good political operative and strategist," Mr. Brown said, as he briefly joined his wife. When asked for examples where she was particularly helpful, he demurred. "That would then limit her ability to advise me on certain controversial issues."
He continued: "She is certainly dubious of" — but Ms. Gust Brown quickly cut him off. "Don't go there," she said with a laugh.
Her role in the past few years has evolved. During budget negotiations in 2011, Ms. Gust Brown often sat in meetings with legislators, bristling when she believed they were not showing her husband enough respect. These days, such meetings are left to other aides.
Still, she has become deeply involved on many of the most vexing issues facing the governor: the state budget gap and the ensuing campaign to raise taxes, as well as the continuing demands from the federal courts to overhaul the state prisons. As the governor sorted through hundreds of bills last month, Ms. Gust Brown was the one helping him to decide whether he would veto some gun control measures (he did), approve an expansion of abortion rights (he did) or allow noncitizens to serve on juries (he did not).
Aides and legislators show a mixture of admiration and frustration about the governor's tendency to muse philosophically on every bit of policy minutia.
"There's a certain point where you can't continue to analyze and you have to decide," said Jim Humes, who was a top aide in the attorney general's office and governor's office before he was appointed as a state judge. "She focuses on the pragmatic impact and is decisive, and she can be much more direct with him because she is his wife. My experience with Jerry Brown is he can be pretty unpredictable, but she more often than not can channel him and get it right."
When the governor took office, Ms. Gust Brown handed over what had once been the first lady's wing to the press staff. In what many viewed as a shrewd move, she led the effort to trim the governor's staff by 25 percent.
Like her husband, Ms. Gust Brown seems to take delight in their reputation of frugality. When a reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle featured the governor as the greatest bald man in the Bay Area, Ms. Gust Brown proudly told him that she had cut his hair herself for years with an electric razor.
Ms. Gust Brown often sees their home in Oakland as a sanctuary from Sacramento, where working dinners with aides are regularly held in the studio apartment the Browns rent, and she is obliged to declare the night over so that she can get to bed.
She has helped the governor sustain a strict diet and exercise regimen — the two run or lift weights almost daily, and dinners out usually mean a split entree, salad and one glass of chardonnay. (During an interview just after lunch one recent afternoon, Mr. Brown declared that his half of a chicken sandwich Ms. Gust Brown had brought to him was a little "too much" before ticking off a list of reasons other than hunger that drive people to eat.)
Ms. Gust Brown, a graduate of Stanford University and the University of Michigan Law School, has done much to soften the image of her husband, who as a bachelor in his first two terms as governor had a reputation as aloof and unapproachable.
After the governor went on one particularly long digression, Ms. Gust Brown chimed in with a chiding that only a spouse could offer smiling: "Didn't I tell you he was exhausting?"


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Episode 30
Minority Investments and Business Acquisitions
"Transforming Communities"
Robert Johnson, the President of Transworld Business Advisors in Chicago Downtown, is joining in as a host of this episode. He is the creator of a new economic model called Social Determinants of Wealth, the purpose of which is to reach out to communities where their members do not own the jobs they work in, and subsequently, all the gains tend to leave the community. Robert Johnson along with a great guest, Lester Adams from Choice Hotels, will dive deep into how socially-conscious lower-cost franchises are making this transformation in these areas possible. Listing of the week: Elbert Hatley (Chicago downtown). Two units of a Natural Facial Day Spa, low maintenance, only one employee required per store, only by appointment. Asking price: $300,000. Rapidly growing! Financing available. Contact Elbert firstname.lastname@example.com or call 773-234-1495.
Key takeaways:
[1:55] Robert Johnson, president of Transworld Business Advisors, talks about his career.
[6:35] Buying a franchise and offering franchise consulting.
[8:15] Working with IFA (International Franchise Association)
[9:27] Advice for the first-time buyer: First, follow your passion.
[10:12] Second: Buy an existing business.
[11:22] Third: Find a trusted advisor.
[11:54] Getting the message out into the community.
[12:05] Economic model: Social Determinants of Wealth.
[14:02] When the community doesn't own the businesses operating in their area.
[15:10] Offering socially-conscious lower-cost franchises.
[15:59] Access to capital.
[16:50] A job only creates income, not wealth.
[18:27] Partnering with developers.
[20:25] Lester Adams from Choice Hotels.
[22:06] Focusing on minorities.
[23:49] Promoting businesses owned by the people who live in the community.
[24:12] Different business brands.
[26:13] Reasons for a minority investor to chose Choice Hotels.
[28:31] Choice Hotels as a franchise brand.
[30:25] We only do well when you do well.
[30:55] Opportunity zones for hotel ownership.
[32:50] Dual income coming from hotel ownership: land and business.
[34:48] Success path during the past year for Choice Hotels.
[38:40] Deal of the week: Steven Hanson (San Diego North). Machine shop, 10 employees, in business for 20 years. Owners dressed the business for success and got it sold! A strategic buyer that wanted to get in the area. Picked the lease and kept employees. STE $575,000 per year. Cash deal on over two and a half times of the STE.
[44:15] Listing of the week: Elbert Hatley (Chicago downtown). Two units of a Natural Facial Day Spa, low maintenance, only one employee required per store, only by appointment. Asking price: $300,000. Rapidly growing! Financing available.
Show Notes:
Mentioned in this episode:
- United Franchise Group
- Transworld Business Advisors
- Transworld on Linkedin
- Transworld on Facebook
- Call us 888-711-9018
- Choice Hotels
- Choice Hotels Development
- Email Lester Adamas
- Email Elbert Hatley or call 773-234-1495
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Money in Sports
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"Money in Sports examines how money has become tied to sports in a variety of ways, and what implications this has for both athletes and fans. Have there always been professional athletes who earn huge salaries? What is the role of advertising in sports? Exciting and varied case studies are used throughout this book to illustrate issues and concepts."
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Garland, Christmas - della Robbia Style
Garland, Christmas - della Robbia Style
Thousands of visitors to Colonial Williamsburg come during the Christmas season to enjoy the traditional 'della Robbia' style holiday wreaths that were inspired by Eighteenth-century engravings. This miniature garland replicates the festive decorations typically made with fresh fruits and vegetables.
Matches wreath MUL4063 and fireplace garland MUL4146.
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Hiring the Best Security Companies
As a trade proprietor, the protection of your assets and business as good as your household is imperative.Due to the wide variety of companies offering security services, it will be very necessary for you to hire the best company which will meet the security needs that you have.Contracting security provides high-quality benefits for industry owners and house owners alike.Even though some individuals have it in mind that as you contract security services that you are giving away your keys and also the security codes to some unknown individuals.However, this isnt the case if you are properly armed with the required knowledge on how to choose the best security agency.This article will provide you with some important tips that you should have in mind as you embark on the process of selecting a security company to hire.
The first thing that you are supposed is to be aware of the kind of security guard that you require.You will have the option to choose between the unarmed or the armed security guards.In case you security needs are simple ones then you should consider opting for the unarmed guards since they will be perfect for you.It will be a waste of resources in case you hire an armed officer to if your security wants are just to have a person who will monitor closely the footage for the CCTV and inform the police if something unusual happens.
Armed officers are the most perfect for deterring crimes.Even if the armed guards are not unbeatable, will greatly assist in making the criminals to rethink before they consider entering your building.
Creating a record of excellent security firms should be the second thing you should do.You will be able to get various referrals from other owners of businesses or else search in the web for those security companies with good reputation.Whichever methods that is used, it will be essential for you to have some different options from which you can select the security firm to hire.It will also be important for you to examine the reviews and rating for customers and also the list of the clients that the particular company have served.You should never base your choices on price alone because it would not be a just right notion to entrust the safety of your corporation within the hands of underpaid protection guards.
The third tip that you should consider as you are in the process of selecting a security company is finding out for how long the firm have been in the security industry.The longer the period in which the security firm have been in the business, the better the firm is. It is usually necessary to verify whether the company has a good performance record as by the present management.
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The United Kingdom and the United States are two of the most popular countries in the world for overseas property investment. While the two countries do share some history, they could not currently be more different if they tried.
Beside the obvious legal and taxation differences, there are some interesting cultural and regional differences when it comes to the housing arrangements and features between the two countries.
The Apartment
Apartment units cannot be purchased. Instead, apartments are typically owned by a developer's corporation and are purpose-built to be leased to individual tenants. Simply put, you cannot buy an "apartment" in the US.
Apartments are common in new projects where developers build both apartments and condominium units, selling the condos while keeping the apartments for rental purposes. However, apartments are generally built to lower specifications compared to condos, thus attracting a different tenant pool that does not necessarily compete with apartment investors.
The Co-Op / Cooperative
Co-ops are owned by a corporation. This means that when you buy an apartment in a co-op building, you are not actually buying real property like you would in a condo building. You are, in fact, buying shares of the corporation. These shares entitle you to a proprietary lease, which positions your relationship to the building similar to that of an investor rather than being the outright owner of your specific unit as would be the case with a condo.
The approval process for co-op buildings is significantly more intensive than in condominium buildings. Co-op shareholders, unlike condo residents, pay a monthly maintenance fee to cover building expenses and upkeep like heat, hot water, insurance, staff salaries, real estate taxes as well as the mortgage debt of the building. Assessments on the building can also be incurred and can sometimes drastically affect the value of the property you are considering.
The infamous co-op board sets its own standards in terms of the approval process as well as how the building is managed. Seeing that everyone owns shares in the building, the community as a whole is more concerned with who the building does or does not allow into it. Co-op boards also require an interview (or interviews) to meet you and ask any questions regarding the information you provided. They can approve or deny any applicant as they see fit. Additionally, the co-op selling process can be tricky, therefore most investors normally focus on condos.
The Condo / Condominium
Condominium apartments differ from co-ops in that you will ultimately own real property. Think of purchasing a condo like purchasing a house in the suburbs: the purchaser is given an actual deed to the property. Seeing that you own real property rather than shares in a building, each individual apartment will receive a separate tax bill from the city rather than compiling taxes into monthly maintenance fees as seen in co-ops. Condo owners are required to pay monthly common charges similar to the maintenance fees in a co-op, however these tend to be lower than in co-ops because there is no underlying mortgage in a condominium building.
The straightforward process of buying a condo combined with the fact that in some cases you can finance up to 90% of the purchase price and sublet your apartment at will makes this form of ownership a preferred choice for flexibility, especially among investors, foreign buyers and parents purchasing for their children. That being said, there are significantly fewer condos to come by; the majority of the New York City real estate market takes the form of a cooperative. For a crash course comparison of the American and British real estate markets — we haven't even touched on 'flats' after all — find out more in this infographic below.
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