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I'm thrilled to share with you the highlights of my recent podcast episode where I had an engaging conversation with Stash, a commercial real estate guru and the brain behind the innovative platform, Nedl.

1. Dream Cars and Real Estate: Our chat kicked off with a fun discussion about Stash's dream cars - a BMW 35 and a Ferrari 1967. I even joked about going for a spin once he gets his hands on that Ferrari!
2. The Birth of Nedl: Stash shared his journey in commercial real estate, revealing how the lack of organized data led him to create Nedl. This platform uses data and analytics to predict real estate transactions, a game-changer in the industry.
3. Surviving the 2008 Financial Crisis: We both reminisced about our experiences during the 2008 financial crisis, emphasizing the importance of work ethic and teamwork in overcoming challenges.
4. The Power of Personal Approach: Stash shared his early days in real estate, where he found success by personally reaching out to homeowners in need, a strategy that significantly improved his conversion rate.
5. Nedl - The Future of Real Estate: We delved into how Nedl uses AI and machine learning to identify potential real estate transactions. By analyzing various factors, Nedl can predict which properties are likely to be hot, warm, or cold for transactions.
6. The Joy of Closing Deals: Stash shared the satisfaction that comes with closing deals and creating something out of nothing in the real estate industry. He also gave us a glimpse into his daily routine that keeps him motivated and focused.
7. Nedl's Launch: While Nedl is not live yet, Stash invites listeners to reach out for a demo. We discussed the target launch date and the feedback process in place with user groups.

I hope these insights spark your curiosity and entice you to listen to the full podcast episode. Remember, whether you're a seasoned professional or a newbie in the real estate industry, there's always something new to learn!

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Why do female entrepreneurs receive less funding than their male counterparts? In this solo episode, Marcia focuses in on the various factors contributing to the lack of funding for women, including biased questions during the fundraising process and the perception that women start slower-growing, less scalable businesses. She also explores the importance of diversifying the pool of investors and expanding networks to create more opportunities for women in the startup world.  

Marcia highlights research findings and shares insights on how female entrepreneurs can navigate the funding landscape more effectively. She also discusses the upcoming documentary "Show Her the Money" and its mission to raise awareness and spark change. With a focus on creating a more equitable startup ecosystem, Marcia emphasizes the need for ongoing conversation, networking, and collective action to move beyond the current 3% mark and empower women to secure the funding they deserve.

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Finally! Some good f**king chapters! In today's episode, Raven's only complaint is about her driver's license. A couple of really solid chapters have us feeling nourished and elated! Arya's adventure in the House of Black and White begins and we pick out what is different from the show, and the strange choice the show made regarding Needle. Littlefinger blows us away in Alayne's chapter, and we can't help but love him even though he disgusts us.

Character perspectives in this episode: Arya and Alayne...

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She always gets a part

What you just heard was a excerpt from Wednesday Nights Bible study and the reading Living Bible translation of Proverbs 11.  This verse focuses on our character and how we are to conduct ourselves in business.We live in a world that makes up its own rules concerning both what is acceptable character and how business should be handled and both is often measured by the profitability of incidents.

When the verse speaks of “proud men”, please note the biblical definition of “pride” is ​​ unwarranted confidence in and attention to one’s own skills, accomplishments, state, possessions, or position. Pride is often easier to recognize than to define, and always easier to recognize in others than in oneself.

The scripture tells us that proud men end in shame, as pride is rebellion against God. Proud persons do not think it necessary to ask forgiveness because they often are too arrogant to admit their wrongs to others or even their sins to God.

Honesty, falls contrary to pride as it is noble, dignified and exalted in humility. As believers we are charged to uphold honesty. Those who operate in a prideful manner are likely to be found a person who does not uphold godly principles and justify cheating.

Don’t be deceived, the prideful have a tendency to gain wealth, but scripture is clear “riches won’t help you on Judgment Day; only righteousness counts then”.

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The Vinyl Comeback (S3-E9)

The JabberGuys Ote and Queex cover for Cha who is away this week, to talk about the resurgence of vinyl records.  Where did vinyl start, and why the growing interest from audiophiles in this music medium? 

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The various materials: (Shellac, Vinyl)

The various revolutions per minute (RPM): 78, 33 1/3, 45

Play your vinyl on quality turntables for the best sound and to protect the record.

How are you supposed to clean your vinyl?   Is the vinyl cleaning fluid all that special?

The album artwork is part of the experience of buying and enjoying vinyl.

Cassette mixed tapes relied on record players or radio play for recording songs.

So, where did the vinyl record come from?

78rpm records, made from shellac were introduced in 

(1877) Thomas Edison invented the phonograph which could record and play sound.

Early 1900s the disk was further developed and by 1925 the shellac 78rpm was the standard.

(1939) Columbia Records starts to develop vinyl technology.

By 1948, the ‘LP’ (Long play) label is successfully introduced, allowing for longer playtimes per side.

Why does the 45rpm record have a larger hole in the centre, that requires an adapter to play on your turntable?  All for the convenience of accommodating the mechanics of the jukebox, which exclusively used 45rpm records.

After their failed 1931 attempt, in 1949 RCA successfully launches the 7” fine-grooved 45rpm record format.

By the 1950s, 12” 33 1/3 vinyl becomes the standard.

(1962) Phillips introduces the cassette tape.

Where did the term “Like a Broken Record” come from?

Why is vinyl making a comeback?

Vinyl records had limitations, but many audiophiles feel that the vinyl sound is warmer with more purity.

How does a record actually produce high quality sound?  Queex briefly explains.

Vinyl has been continually picking up popularity since the early 2000s.

Vinyl sales are increasing.

Top vinyl sales in 2018 included…

Guardians of the Galaxy

Michael Jackson - Thriller

Beatles - Abbey Road

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

Prince - Purple Rain

Check out the holographic image on Jack White’s Lazaretto record.

Some recent popular artists are producing new vinyl records - ‘Adele 30’

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The NSW, VIC and SA governments recently decided to reduce the time between our second COVID-19 jab and third booster shots to just three months, but does the shorter timeframe mean your vaccine could be less effective?

And what about choosing between Pfizer or Moderna; how do you know which one you should get? Does it matter? Does it depend on which vaccine you had for round one and two?

The Quicky speaks to our favourite GP to find out the answers to these and many more questions about Australia's booster program, including whether there is any truth to reports that a third injection can miraculously heal a variety of skin conditions overnight.

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Welcome to episode 59 of the Mayberry Devotional entitled “Be Brave.”  Today I’ll be looking at season two, episode twenty-four of The Andy Griffith Show, “County Nurse.”    I’ll also be looking at Scripture from 1 Samuel 17:36-37.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of the Mayberry Devotional. If you haven’t already, subscribe to the podcast, and leave me a rating or a comment. I’d appreciate it.

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In this chapter, Jon bids farewell to his siblings. 

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Is it true that you can get Bell's Palsy from your refrigerator? Did Babe Ruth actually call his shot? Is Tokyo Drift part of Fast and Furious canon?  The Wiki Boys answer these questions and more as they wrestle their way across Wikipedia going from Bell's Palsy the the Sears Modern Home.

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2. Acupuncture
3. Retcon
4. Professional Wrestling
5. Ed “The Strangler” Lewis
6. Babe Ruth

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Hey Guys!  Welcome to episode 8 of the Stop Scrolling. Start Sewing podcast.  I'm your host Nicole Gilbert, and I'm super excited about this week.

On this week's episode of the podcast I'm breaking down just how inexpensive it can be to start quilting.  Like, for sure less than a pair of running sneakers.

So often we don't start something because of the overwhelm in the investment.  But I've got you covered with a drilled down list of quality supplies you can find inexpensively on the internet.

For a list of all the items mentioned in the episode head over to themodernquilterscircle.com/episode-8

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