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The CoCreate Podcast
Business Building And Adulting 101 With Sasha Buerano
September 30, 2020 Nicole Salvatore Season 1 Episode 6
Nicole Salvatore
Originally from Mercer County, NJ, Sasha is a newer transplant to the Jersey Shore since opening her business, SB Financial LLC, in 2016. SB Financial operates under the Allstate Insurance name and provides products like auto, home, renters, condo, boat insurance as well as life and retirement products. Sasha's office is in Ocean County while she resides in her new home in Monmouth County.
Outside of the insurance world she loves going to the beach, travelling (under non-covid circumstances), spending time with her family, and creating events for the nonprofit she co-founded called The Local Fix Foundation.
Our conversation covered some vital considerations when it comes to stepping into the business owner role and tackling adult life head on.
You can follow Sasha's personal IG @thesashamaria and her business IG @sbfinancialnj . You can also visit her website https://www.sbfinancialnj.com/
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Nicole Salvatore : 0:00
Welcome to the CO create podcast. I'm your host Nicole Salvatore, a beach bum and aspiring dog mom who left her windowless office job to start a copywriting business. I said hell no to burnout and now I spend my days connecting with amazing women, many of them copywriters, just like me, who are creating businesses they don't crave a break from. And that's exactly what we're going to help you do on this podcast. Help you co create amazing experiences with your clients and design a life that's nothing short of stellar will welcome copywriters, creators and straight up inspiring women as they share their sparks of insight or go to marketing moves, and the mindset shifts that mattered most to them and their business. So whether you're looking for those business strategies you can put into action right away, or you just need a kick ass pep talk from someone who gets it. You'll feel right at home here. And I can't wait to help you and your business. Stay stellar. Let's go. Originally from Mercer County, New Jersey Sasha Burano is a newer transplant to the Jersey Shore since opening her business SP financial LLC in 2016. Sp financial operates under the Allstate Insurance name and provides products like home, auto renters, condo and boat insurance as well as life and retirement products. Sasha's office is in Ocean County while she resides in her new home in Monmouth County. Outside of the insurance world, she loves going to the beach traveling under non COVID circumstances, of course, spending time with her family and creating events for the nonprofit she's co founded called the local fixed foundation. I really am excited to share this interview with Sasha with all of you, because like many of us, she has built her business from the ground up. And what sets her business apart from many others, in my opinion, for what it's worth, is that Sasha has done it in her own unique way and has found a way in so doing to give back to the community in which she lives and works and enjoys her life. So I'm excited for each of you to listen to what Sasha shares in this interview, because she touches on a lot of different things related to becoming and stepping more fully into adulthood, but also stepping up to the plate and taking ownership of your business. Moving from Yes, I have a business to I own I run a business and and we talked a bit about what that really looks like. So that's why I think this is a phenomenal place to start if you're even just contemplating opening or running your own business. So without further ado, let's dive right in. And here's my interview with Sasha Burano. Hi, Sasha, how are you doing?
Sasha Buerano : 2:51
Hey, how's it going, Nick,
I'm so excited for our conversation today. Because we were talking offline about a little behind the scenes, guys, we were talking offline about adulting. And this whole concept is just like, I thought I was an adult. And then I started a business and I just feel like this is gonna be such a good conversation for anyone who doesn't quite feel like they're running a business as it is. I feel like that's like sometimes the mindset shift has to happen. So we're gonna dive into that. But before we do for anyone in my audience who hasn't had the privilege of meeting you yet, can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
So my name is Sasha, and I own a business actually in Ocean County in New Jersey, and I jumped into this four years ago, I grew up in the insurance industry, and I guess it's one of those things you kind of grow up in. And then you know, after trying to spread my wings and fly and like, look at look at other opportunities out there, I realized I had a great lifestyle, I grew up what it's like to be in the community to help people through something like insurance and decided that instead of putting 1718 hour days into someone else's company, I want to do that for myself. So I took over an existing agency four years ago, and every day's definitely just been a journey, you know, since awesome,
I think that's such a great point to start with, too, is I was putting all this time into somebody else's organization. And that's totally cool. If that's like what you would like to do. I think that's fantastic. But for some of us, I feel like and tell me if I'm always feel free to edit me, but I feel like that wasn't necessarily what you were feeling like doing and that's kind of one of the reasons that you stepped away.
Yeah, I think that's definitely a definitely a good point. Like it's not, it's not for everyone, I guess it also helps or to see it from the vantage point of having grown up. under the wings of my parents who are entrepreneurs and started their own business from scratch. So I think that seeing seeing them make it now I, I'm, I'm a first generation Filipino American. So my parents were born in the Philippines, and they, they literally achieved the American dream. So coming here and seeing them start something from the ground up, you just develop so much respect for that, that, I think for me that definitely molded how I think about how I want my life to be and kind of how I go about just, I don't know, everything in general, I want to be able to lead people and develop a legacy of my own, so to speak. And I found that the best way for me to do that would be by owning my business. Right?
So you started that, and I think that's an amazing point to my partner's, is first generation Filipino, so it's like, there's just the opposite. Right? And, and his parents did the exact same thing. They are fantastic people who have a phenomenal son, but like, it is, it is a it's a mindset, right. It's a decision to to go after these things. And I think that it's fantastic. And not like you said earlier, not for everyone. But you you did you started this business and and so I'm wondering for anyone who's maybe still working that nine to five for somebody else? What are some of the things that you had to take into consideration to make that happen?
You mean making like the transition from like, yeah, from the Yeah, so again, it's everyone's different, right? Everyone wants something different in life, I grew up with the mindset of, of leading people, and my parents have always been the type of people to just, you know, they just kind of they're, they're very much very proactive, they take initiative, and want to own the process, because then they know, they want to lead it in their own way. And I loved that I loved growing up doing events, doing, you know, being in the community. And, you know, I think, after seeing it in the, because I worked for my, I worked for my dad and his office for four years after college. And then I took a took a year abroad, and then I came back, I was like, I need to know what it's like to not work for family, and try working as a true like employee of the company. And that was definitely like humbling. So seeing it in that light. I think it's just you come to a point, I think I came to a point where I was like, well, I value my time. And I have a lot to bring to the table. And I have a lot to offer. And I think in some for some people, they realize, well, maybe they don't agree with how a company's going or they can only goes so far, or management prevents them from moving up. Or maybe it's a financial, like, red line that they can't cross. Right. And so for me those things, definitely were top of mind. I personally am very outspoken. So, and I like being able to push the limits and push the boundaries of what did you ever think about this? Like, how do you how do you, you know, did you ever think about making this change? And when I was met with Well, that's just like, not how we do things or met with like, that's, you know, like, whatever and it made people feel uncomfortable. That was the realization in my head that, Okay, listen, I respect how they need to like operate, right? This isn't for me, you know, so I guess if you're in a place where you're, you're working for a lawyer, and if you've ever felt those things, you felt like no one was hearing you out, you feel like you can't go further, you're bored. Or, you know, you just feel like you have so much more to bring to the table, I think that might be a sign that maybe pursuing something else maybe pursuing your own business or maybe not even pursuing your own business, you know, pursuing, you know, a company that values what you have to put in. I think that that is something to definitely take take to heart and listen to it sooner than later.
Yeah, no. And I think that to that value aligned business could be one that already exists or one that you create. I think both are definitely possible. So I love that you brought both of those to the table because it could go either way. You could find a company to work with and you're like this is these are my people, whatever company it is, you know, Bob Joe internationals my company, I love them, you know, whatever it is.
Yeah, but I do think that that I guess I answered your question a very long, broad way. But I think I think there's definitely value in paying attention to, don't let your I don't know, don't, don't play down what you have to bring to the table. And then also don't, if you feel like you're being silenced, you know, obviously, there's a way there's a way to be respectful about it in any company, you know, you don't want to be respectful. If you're coming to the table and, and bringing up maybe your problem, come with a solution, right? Don't just say like, here's a problem, because then you don't want to be that that person in the company that just like, always looks for the problem, come with a solution, because then that's how you get people to like, listen to you. But if in general, you're doing everything you can to try and bring your value to the table, and it's just really not being recognized, or you just feel like a gut feeling like you should probably leave. Don't waste your time there. There's so many, there's so many companies out there, there's so many things that you can be doing that the right people will find you, you know, you know, and you will find the right people if you just kind of like manifest that. And I'm a huge advocate of that. Now, when I finally understood what that meant.
Nicole Salvatore : 11:09
Yeah, when you're not, you know, reading the secret and thinking you just say things into the air, it does, you know, it feels a lot better. But absolutely, your point, your point is, is definitely resonating here. Because, yeah, there's plenty of places that will respect your genius. And I don't mean like in an abstract sense, but what you actually, as you said, bring to the table and what you can really bring to the conversation, because I think a lot of times, we've also had them I'm sure, those meetings, that could have been an email, right, and you're like, this could have been an email. But I've had amazing in some of the school, I used to work in schools. And so like some of the schools when we would have these phenomenal meetings, and I'm like, I wish every meeting was like this, but it was the it was the it was the group of people that had come together for that particular meeting. And I think that synergy is really important. Speaking of which, I'm wondering, so once you establish the business for yourself, and really stepped into that role, as you know, I'm a business owner, Hi, my name is Sasha and I own this business. And and this is mine, what are some of the things that you did that you took the initiative, or you learned that you had to do? Because sometimes life smacks you in the face that says you got to do this? What are some of the things that you did to build yourself? Or to increase your your ability to see yourself as a business owner or to step into that role? As a business owner?
Sasha Buerano : 12:38
Oh, my gosh, I feel like that's a totally, it's a great question. It's such a loaded question. Because I'm like, feeling all the emotions, like it's all coming back to me. So. So I'm coming from like, an interesting place, then I moved back to Jersey, and I haven't been here for like a while. And I knew no one when I moved here. So there was a lot of time. And I share that because I think it's important to note that there's a lot of value in spending a lot of time alone, because as a business owner, you are alone. In a way no one will care about your business more than you. Not even maybe your partner or anything like that, like no one will care about your business more than you. So I have a lot to figure out as most people do. It was okay, like, a your business comes first. So I had no life. I had no social that, but then be like there was just so many things like how do I market this? How do I delegate you have to learn how to delegate as a business owner, right? So I have a team that works with me. Now, how do I pass some of that off? to them? How do I want to do taxes? How do I learn how to do you know, just like reconciling my expenses and Quicken, quicken the way you don't like, like all of those types of things. There are so many different things that you have to learn as a business owner, that it took me a while to realize that there's a lot of like actual things that you have to learn, like, how to how to run your business in general. But I think the number one thing that I realized over time was that you have to take care of you and your mindset first, because without that, your business is not going to run because you are your business. It's you do social media marketing, if it's copywriting if it's running an insurance agency, you are the face of your business, if you're not doing okay, and you don't know what's going on. Like you need to do your own check ins. So what does that mean exactly? documented journal, I use Instagram selfishly for documenting just kind of my thought processes. So I don't know if anyone else does that. But having something like that, I think is good. And why that's important is I think it's good to reflect on where you started and then where you are like keep checking back in with yourself to know and see how you felt, and how you how you felt before and how you feel now, if those things that aren't resolved, still aren't resolved, then that's something you still need to work on. But then also give you also give yourself a pat on the back for how far you came. So I think number one is like, developing a mindset learning how that yes, you are alone. But I think, again, checking in with yourself, and I think the next thing is finding people who understand how you how you feel, and so that that may be finding a networking group, which is how we met, right, yeah. You know, finding other business owners or people like minded and, and they will understand, like, how, how you feel and what you're going through, and they can help you along the way.
That's fantastic. I'm gonna have to go back and re, like, re listen to the recording and like mine, all that because I think that's fantastic. I'd be like, I'd be like, well, because I think the mindset shifts are at our job one, like, when you start even, like, I moved here, and I knew no one and it took me like three years to make a friend. So it was like, Yeah, like I made a friend today. And Mike's like, mm hmm, by one of the cool things and I don't know if this was your experiences, once I did find people who were also doing this business building, in like taking on this business building endeavor, the mindset shifts became a little bit more, I don't say easier, because that's just not it's not my experience, but like, less dramatic, it wasn't there was there was less drama around I have to start thinking this wire, I have to make these these changes, because I was like watching other people do the same thing. And, and having those models and having those people who also believed in what I was creating, and to when you mentioned our, you know, amazing, phenomenal networking crew, meeting those people and connecting with them and not even just having people send you referrals or anything but just that community was was pivotal for me. And I'm, I'm guessing for you because you've hung around and stayed. I wonder you know what that's been like,
I it took me a long time like you to find any UI I really like I don't mind going out like meeting people by myself and going to different events and Chamber of Commerce's and all these things is great. I'm like, I just still haven't found people that I can connect with. And just randomly it just so happened, someone I met through networking, I follow their Instagram story. The first time I ever looked at an Instagram story, I found our networking group. I'm like, Oh my gosh, no way. Like there's people that meet, like across the street from where I live. And I think you're right, finding people that, that understand your journey, because they are also business owners is great for mindset, also, because now you can find people who, who understand that you're not actually and you can feel and realize that you're not actually that crazy people exactly like you, and are going through the same things. And I think there's something to be said about people who share your journey or similar journey. They're kind of like sidelining, like they run parallel to you. And a lot of times many of us learn from the mistakes or the experiences, learning experiences of other people. And then they kind of digest that for themselves. Like we you know, so Michelle bacon in our group user, like she ran this like 2020 reset thing, which was phenomenal coaching thing, and it was amazing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I think it was so eye opening in so what's the word I'm looking for it relieving to hear that other people were feeling like they were juggling too much that they were stressed out that they feel like they weren't putting their best foot forward, that they were failing in different aspects of their life. And I'm sitting here like, Oh my God, that's me. And it was I think every single one of us kind of had this like, Yeah, that's it. So I think there's a lot of value to finding people that that get where you are in life, because sometimes it's not your friends and a lot of times it's not your your partners, you know, because not everyone has that that same mindset as you as that you'd be I'm running my own business mindset. There's an entrepreneur mindset, and that's very particular.
No, absolutely. And I think too, like I I didn't grow up in insurance, but my father had his own business and still has his own business and I grew up in tile stores. So it was a little different. But you know, I could pick out grout you know, grout colors for you if you need that. And marble slabs, but I, I take your point there too, because it was it was one of those things where That was the one of the first people who understood what this was going to look like. And not that I modeled my business on a tile and marble company sorry, dad, but just like that when I said it, everybody else's eyes kind of like bulged out of their skulls with my Master's in counseling except his so it was comforting and then to find our group and realize other people all joking aside, like other people don't like QuickBooks. I also have so much you know, emotional baggage around QuickBooks and other people are feeling overwhelmed or spread too thin or as you alluded to, like pulled in all these different directions or going in all these different directions on purpose for some reason, which you know, that's a whole nother conversation other Kava, maximalism minimalism and essential ism, but we can have that whole conversation. But But to your point, I think that that yeah, that's transformative and cathartic to be like, Ah, I'm not clinically in see. This is nice. Yeah,
yeah, there's definitely, there's definitely comforting to realize there's other people out there and and sometimes it takes time to find them. So if you're, if you're one of those people out there that are struggling to be like art, you know, to find your your group, your CRO, your people that get you keep going, I encourage you to keep going because I was so close to just giving up on that entirely. And just, I guess I put it out there in the universe. And then the next thing I knew, I found myself at a Halloween party with all these people, but now, now we're good friends. And also, you know, great, great business partners.
Absolutely. And I think to one of the things that I wanted to ask you about because you work in insurance, and because I know that it's not always the the most sexy thing to talk about for some people. But I do think it's it's really like, it's something I'm still learning about. And I'm still figuring out, but it is brought to my mind this idea of you know, what, if anyone's out there, and they're listening, and they're like, I'm just trying to really figure out what it means to step into some of these like adult roles for myself, whether that's like, starting a business, or raising a family, buying a home, buying an investment property, getting a brick and mortar, which I know is a challenging thought right now, as we're recording this in a pandemic, but any of those different steps and mile markers in life. I wonder if there's things that you see in your role in insurance that people get hung up on? Or they just skip it all together? Because they're like, Lalalalala, and they put their hands over their ears? Are there any things that as people are stepping into these more? We call them like adulting roles, but like, what, as they step into these things? Are there things that that they cover their ears about? Or that they just kind of misstep on in your mind?
So I don't I don't know that it's so much covering your ears on per se, but I think more so I see a trend of people have like gaps of, of knowledge in certain things. Because, man, if I could suggest to the world of like, what we educate our kids on like in high school and college, I would definitely put in there something about like literally like an adulting one on one class. Because I think it's hard, you don't know what you don't know. Right? Which I think is something that we learn. We're learning like in our 20s 30s, that transition stage of owning a business, I think there's there's a lot of things that people need to take into account. And what I realized is, finances is a major part of that, that plays into almost every single thing that all of us everything, everyone, it affects everyone whether or not you run a business, if you have a family or if you don't have a family, you're just like super career driven. You want to buy a house, you want have kids, like you're taking care of a, you know, guardian or elderly parent or something like those things are really, really important. And I see that all the time. Like, Oh, I didn't know, like, for example, the other day, I was talking to a friend of a friend and they're looking into buying solar panels for their home. And I'm like, Okay, I'm like that's, that's good that you you're exploring that option. But you know, there's different things that you might want to consider. will it affect the value of your home? You know that that's a question, you have to lease them. So like, it's interesting, because there's so many great things out there that are screaming at all of us like hey, well this is important. This is important. What do we have to listen to? I think the main things are, if your goal is to settle down, whether that be with The family are not in with kids or not to buy a home to start your own business, what I would highly suggest is taking some time to think about all the things that affect that. And that starts with finance. It starts with a budget, and learning to think realistically about, like, what it is that you want and setting realistic goals for yourself. So I would encourage you to reach out to an accountant and a financial advisor, I would encourage you to make sure that you're also protecting everything that you have. That's why I come into play, right? Because people don't like, think about, Hey, I work my ass off for like all of these years. No worries, I work my butt off for like all of these years, or however long. And then something can happen. And then it all disappears. If you're not protecting it, then what's the point? Take good care of what you have that type of thing. And then even starting with those three things, ask those people, where do I go from here? What else should I be thinking about? Because again, you don't know you don't know. And you need some sort of starting point. But I think for adulting, I think the number one thing I see is is people usually struggle with with financially, what they need to do and the steps that they need to take and setting realistic goals for themselves.
Yeah, and to your point, just start with those three people gives me something I can actually tangibly do. Whereas, and I love I love Google, we get along. But if I go onto Google and type in, what do I need to know about financial advising? Or what do I need to know about setting up insurance policies? Or what do I need to know about solar panels or something, I'm going to probably get fall down a black hole of some sort and get really, really overwhelmed by it. But if I just start with trusting these three professional people, these three experts to help me, that feels a lot more doable, if that makes sense.
Yeah, I think it can get definitely get overwhelming. But I think starting someplace, and how does that usually happen? Right? How do you find people that you can trust with that? Ask your friends, right? That's what referrals are great for. And that's what we learned in networking, right? That it's not, it's so much more about relationships. So start with the people, you know, so if you're, if you are listening, and you're in like the 20s 30 years, you're trying to like, make your next big step, whether that's buying your car and a car, buying whatever starting a business, ask the people that you know, in your trust your families, your parents, your your siblings, your friends, like, Hey, who do you use for x? Do you if you're looking at my house would use for a realtor, you know, and then anything related to a house, ask the realtor, you know that, that you've been interested to speak with, you know, and then kind of go from there ask all the questions. There's no stupid question. But definitely, like, roll with highly suggested people and like, do your research on that, as, you know, again, don't go in the Google rabbit hole, but do some research. But I would start with someone and then look at and start there.
Yeah, and so one of the things that all that is amazing. Again, I'm gonna have to mine this and just, you know, just keep going. figure, yeah, figure it out to you know, make sure I have like my adulting in order side note, but I think one of the cool things that you do get to do as an adult is, and this is something that we both have done in different ways. But one of the cool things we get to do as adults is find causes that really speak to who we are, and step into roles within those those platforms, essentially. So I know you've co founded an organization. So I was wondering if you would introduce it to everybody so they can go look it up and learn as much as they can about it. So the local fix, right, the local fix foundation. Yeah. Can you tell us a little bit about that, and about how that came to be a thing, especially in our current circumstances?
Sure. So I think I probably mentioned before I I grew up planning like events in the community with my family. And I guess I just grew up loving to do that. And it started with this idea last year of doing an event for a good cause. And it grew into what we called rocktober feast, which is the music and Beer Festival, which was a lot of fun. And we raised a lot of money for a local nonprofit, but the need we feed and then you know after after doing that, myself and the co founder will grundmann who's the CEO of twin lights brewing. I said you know we had a good thing like running here we great make great momentum. I think we need to like take almost a step. higher than this in a way, and in do something more like a foundation. And so we get some people together and the local fixed Foundation was created. Truthfully, it started, not how we imagined, as I'm sure a lot of people who started some sort of business in the last six months can also agree with during a pandemic. But the basic, basically, our mission is to put on, you know, great events for a good cause. And basically Connect charities, local charities, with local businesses, and you know, with the communities that they that they support. And so we stand for, for things like, you know, the environment, hunger, the arts, veterans, and you know, medical research, advocacy and awareness. So those are some of the things that we are looking to continue to support. And there's a lot of exciting things coming, we just had a beach clean the other day, and it was really successful, super windy, learned a lot from that on a windy day, all good things. So that that's, that's where we're at. So taking it local and trying to just connect with as many people as possible and give back.
That's phenomenal. That the local fixed for those of you who I will, I'll leave it in the show notes so that if you are interested in being a part of that, or in any way supporting Sasha and will, and their organization that they've they've co founded that you can get in touch with with them, and in whatever way makes sense for you. So I'll leave that in the show notes. But before I let you go, I would be remiss if I didn't ask this question, because I think it flows from the same source in my mind, as I want to write a book, right? A lot of people are like, I want to write a book. And there's also other people who are like, I want to start a nonprofit. And I'll do it eventually. But I want to recognize and and express my admiration and curiosity, what made this a right now thing for you? And what made it not a? That's something I'll do later, what made this something that you wanted to do right now? And how did you start that process? You don't have to tell us the whole process. I feel like we could have you on and talk all nonprofit. But, you know, we could go into that and you know, all the different things. But what made this a right now, you know, not I'm going to write a book someday, or I'm going to start nonprofit someday. What made this for you? And we can speak though he's not here. But for for well, like what made this a right now thing?
So it's, it's a great question. So right now, I think we realized that, because we are both business owners, and we're both, you know, we love where we live. We wanted to do what we ever we could to make sure that we help support the businesses that needed it the most. And that was a lot of local restaurants in the area. And I think the urgency that, you know, the pandemic created an urgency for us to say, Now more than ever, we need to do what we can, because we are fortunate enough to be in a place where we can give back. So regardless of how crazy everything is how much we need to do stuff for ourselves in our businesses, there's no better time than now because there was already momentum a we don't want to lose that momentum. But be we want to be able to capture people's attention by saying, hey, let's not forget about the people in our community that need it. And places that we love places that some of our friends own and and run or workout. So I think that that's that's where we came from it. It's like the pandemic almost put a fire under our button and just made us even more, even more so passionate about doing this now. So I would like to say like almost something like not like a thank you. But almost like that was a good thing that came out of one thing I can say it was a good thing that came out of this whole situation. Where is it? That kind of pushed us along? So that answers your question in the short? Well,
it certainly does. It certainly does. I think I think it's really important to recognize the urgency of right now. You know, to quote the Smith, how soon is now how soon is never you know, it has to happen when it has to happen. And I think for a lot of business owners. The pandemic has lit a proverbial fire under our butts in in a myriad of different ways. But yeah, especially our restaurants here on the east coast. And particularly in New Jersey. We were shut down for way, what feels like aeons, but it was really a season but it's a it's one of the most important seasons here. We only get a couple, a couple months of really good ones. So it's fantastic work that you guys are doing and that we're We're already you know, we're going back into winter again here, which seems unfair. And frankly, I'm upset about it. It's fantastic work. And all kidding aside, it's fantastic work. I'm so stoked and honored that that we got to talk a little bit about it on the show, because I think it's really phenomenal work. Of course, of course. So before I let you go, could you let everybody out there know how to get connected with you, because you offer aside from, you know, hopping on podcast, and, and owning and running your own business, you offer a lot of insight on your social channels, as far as guidance on on all things, insurance and all things adulting 101, essentially, so how can people get ahold of your, or at least learn from you if they're not in New Jersey ready to work with you?
Sure. So I think the best thing is Instagram, Instagram all the time. So my handle is at the Sasha Maria, on Instagram, and then also live businesses at SP financial and J. So you could follow those two. And I'd love to connect,
thank you for hanging out with me and just like imparting all of this amazing knowledge that I really do believe our audience will really benefit from so thank you so much, Sasha,
thank you so much, Nicole. So
if you just wrapped up that interview, and you are feeling just as inspired as I am, I want to invite you to head over to SP financial nj.com. And check out the work that Sasha is doing for her insurance clients, and then head over to at the Sasha Maria, to check out what she's doing when she's not selling insurance. And of course, I would be remiss if I didn't mention that you can check out the local fixed foundation as well, I will leave all these links in the show notes. So you don't have to worry about writing them down if you're driving a car, but I wanted to make sure that you had every way you could to get in touch with Sasha because she is a font of knowledge when it comes to owning your business stepping into adulthood, and stepping up to the plate for the things that matter most to including getting active in your local community. So I hope that this interview was as illuminating for you as it was for me. And until next time guys, stay stellar. And I'll see you soon
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Annual Hate Week
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Buddha wall
Express Your Love and Gratitude "Big" Day
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A day for people to express their love and/or gratitude for someone in a big way i.e. full page newspaper ad, television broadcast, skywriter, building-hung banner, using the entire population of Australia to spell it out so that it can be seen in space etc.
— mrkillboy, Sep 03 2001
mrkillboy: //...using the entire population of Australia...// c'mon man. We're the most apathetic country in the world. The only way you'd get that to happen is if you (a) imported people from other countries, or (b) got some boring swimmer with the physique and personality of a brick to go on telly and tell everybody how 'dinkum' it is.
Personally, I would just mow something onto my front lawn and hope you can see it from the roof.
— sdm, Sep 03 2001
Sdm: How about if everyone was promised a beer?
— StarChaser, Sep 03 2001
To be followed by "Express your hate and bitterness Big Day" for all those that didn't get anything. That should be fun.
— Reverend D, Sep 03 2001
StarChaser: we'll find out how far the promise of cheap beer will go at our next federal election...
<Homer>mmmmmmmmmmmm beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer</Homer>
— thumbwax, Sep 04 2001
Okay, okay. Minor spelling error changed. I don't monitor this site all the time you know.
By the way, the whole using the population of Australia thing is a sly reference to The Simpsons, where it was a "present" given to Mr Burns.
Though [sdm] does have a point. Not even the Prime Minister himself could order me to get my arse off the couch.
As it happens, I was at the time reading the episode capsule for that episode when I read this.

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Been there! Done that! Thanks for the link.
Sign, looks we need 11,366 though.
need 11357 more ! Come on Folks !!!
I signed it. Pat gave her life to UT. I appreciate what she did for UT.
See what i mean, she really is, if not for her they might still be playing 6 on 6.
Any response from the NCAA?
I just tried to sign and there was a message on the link that said "petition closed ".
Do you sign the letter because i tried it? Just not happening.
Closed with over 39,000 signatures.


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Manchester United look at Brazil starlet and Mourinho still 'wants' Varane
Man Utd are casting an eye over a couple of starlets, while Jose Mourinho is eying a move for one of his former players - according to reports
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Manchester United are monitoring Brazilian starlet Matheus Marcosi.
The 16-year-old, who can play in midfield or defence, has already spent time at Carrington in a bid to impress United's academy coaches.
According the Daily Mail, United are taking another look at the prospect, who plays for Desportivo Brasil.
Another starlet on United's radar is Swedish teenager Jesper Karlsson.
The 18-year-old, who plays for Falkenberg, has opened up about interest from Old Trafford, telling Aftonbladet: "It is of course fun. But I cannot do anything more than to just do my best and go out and perform."
Elsewhere Marca claim Jose Mourinho is still interested in Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane.
United were heavily-linked with the Frenchman in the summer - but Eric Bailly was the only central defender to head to Old Trafford in Mourinho's first transfer window at the club.


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What happened to Robert Capron? What is he doing now? Wiki
Who is Robert Capron? Robert B. Capron was born in Provision, Rhode Island USA, on 9 July 1998 – his zodiac sign is Malignant growth, and he holds American ethnicity. He's an entertainer and chief, who's showed up in excess of 20 films and television series, while he's most likely still known best for his depiction of one of the lead characters, Rowley Jefferson, in the 2010 family parody film "Journal of a Weak Youngster".
It was coordinated by Thor Freudenthal, likewise featured Zachary Gordon and Rachael Harris, and follows a 12 years of age kid who has quite recently changed from rudimentary to center school; the film won five of the 14 honors for which it was designated. Robert repeated his job in the continuations "Journal of a Weak Youngster: Rodrick Rules" in 2011 and "Journal of a Weak Youngster: Hottest times of the year" in 2012.
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There are tales flowing the web, guaranteeing that Robert has vanished from the entertainment world, notwithstanding, he's still very dynamic, and is right now going for the impending satire film "Growing Up Gorman".
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Early life and instruction Robert was brought up in Provision by his dad about whom nothing's known, as Robert regards his security, and his mom Kaye Capron who's likewise an entertainer, and played Robert's mom in "Journal of a Weak Youngster". Since he hasn't discussed having any kin, the vast majority trust Robert to be a lone kid.
Robert became keen on acting at an early age, and subsequent to having seen his energy, his folks started taking him to tryouts. He was 11 years of age when he made his presentation movie appearance in the 2009 hit lighthearted comedy "Lady of the hour Wars", coordinated by Gary Winick, and which featured Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway and Candice Bergen.
It follows two companions who have booked their weddings around the same time, and the film won one of the nine honors for which it was designated.
Robert then kept acting all through his whole training, and after registering from a nearby secondary school in 2016, he enlisted at Earthy colored College, from which he graduated with a Four year certification in present day culture and media in 2020.
Jobs in films In 2009, Robert played an extra in the widely praised personal family show "Hachi: A Canine's Story", coordinated by Lasse Hallström, and which featured Richard Gere, Joan Allen and Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. The film follows a school teacher who has protected an Akita pup, and it was selected for a 2010 Russian Public Film Georges Grant for Best Unfamiliar Show Film.
Several Robert's following jobs were in the 2010 family activity experience "The Magician's Student", the 2012 family satire "The Three Chumps" and the 2012 vivified parody show "Frankenweenie" (voice job). The year 2013 saw him play Kyle in the well known parody show "The Way Back", composed and coordinated by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, and which featured Steve Carell, Toni Collette and Allison Janney.
It follows the 14-year-old Duncan who has gone on an excursion with his mom, her sweetheart and the beau's little girl, while Duncan has now gotten to know Owen, the supervisor of the water park Water Wizz; the film won five of the 35 honors for which it was designated.
Three of Robert's latest film jobs have been in the 2020 shorts "Developing Torments" and "An Alternate Sort of Creature", and the 2021 short show "Bye Pal".
Jobs in television series Robert has showed up in just four television series, making his presentation appearance in the 2012 episode "Finish Your Business" of the hit family parody "The Center". It was made by Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, featured Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn and Charlie McDermott, and follows the existences of a lady and her broken family; the series circulated from 2009 to 2018, and won 14 of the 52 honors for which it was named, including an Early evening Emmy designation.
Robert played Lex Johnson in the 2012 episode "The Cast" of the short activity experience "R. L. Stine's the Eerie Hour", and somewhere in the range of 2014 and 2018, he played the supporting person Bricklayer in the famous secret wrongdoing show "Rudimentary".
It was made by Robert Doherty, featured Johnny Lee Mill operator and Aidan Quinn, and follows the analyst Sherlock Holmes while he's functioning in New York City. Most as of late, in 2021, Robert voiced Rowley Jefferson in an episode of the energized parody "Journal of a Weak Youngster".
Different credits Robert was highlighted in the 2015 short narrative film "Get going". Robert coordinated the 2018 short film "Anyone In There". Robert has made a visitor appearance in an episode of different television shows, including "Made in Hollywood", "Film Beast" and "Flautist's Picks television".
Grants and designations Robert has been designated for five Youthful Craftsman Grants, winning three: for Best Execution in an Element Film – Youthful Gathering Cast in 2011, for "Journal of a Weak Youngster" (imparted to partners), and for Best Execution in a Component Film – Supporting Youthful Entertainer and Best Execution in a Component Film – Youthful Outfit Cast in 2013, for "Journal of a Weak Youngster: Hottest times of the year".
Love life and sweetheart Robert hasn't discussed any young ladies or young men whom he has maybe been with, as he likes to keep the subtleties of his affection life to himself. This is generally while there are bits of hearsay flowing the web, concerning the two his sexual direction and current relationship status.
A portion of Robert's fans trust him to be gay, and this to be the explanation for him not discussing the young ladies whom he has been with; a fan has likewise professed to have seen Robert investing energy with his sweetheart, however no proof has been given to help these cases, nor has Robert tended to these tales.
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There are likewise the people who accept that he's today dating a non-big name American young lady, however likes to get her far from the media's consideration; this hasn't been affirmed by the same token. As of Walk 2022, Robert is by all accounts single, hasn't hitched and doesn't have youngsters.
Leisure activities and different interests Robert is exceptionally dynamic on Instagram, and is today trailed by in excess of 120,000 individuals, while he's transferred almost 150 pictures onto the organization, generally taken by him, as he's keen on photography.
Robert likes to travel, and has been to several US states to go for his films and television series; he likes to remain in nature as opposed to in stuffed urban communities. Robert is a canine darling, and his pet canine should be visible highlighted in a portion of his Instagram pictures.
Robert appreciates playing sports with his companions, and a portion of his top choices incorporate tennis, soccer and billiards. Robert has his own #1 entertainers and entertainers, some of whom are Russell Crowe, Eddie Redmayne and Scarlett Johansson, while two or three his #1 movies are "Warrior", "Les Miserables" and "Lost in Interpretation".
Age, level and total assets Robert's age is 23. He has short earthy colored hair and earthy colored eyes, his level is 5ft 8ins (1.75m) and he weighs around 155lbs (70kgs).
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For those who are looking for unique sites to fill the backdrop of their movies, consider video production in Brussels. Brussels is the capital of Belgium a western European country on the coast. It has a historic down along with more modern locales in the immediate vicinity. It has a population of just over 175 thousand people and is known for a variety of delicacies, including chocolate. The city is steeped in history as one of Europe's oldest locations yet has modernized in more ways than one to become a popular tourist destination for visitors all over the world. The city is known for its friendly people who are always willing to share their culture with visitors, whether they are there on business or for vacation. In fact, those who are there to film a movie should be sure to check out a few of the city's top destinations.
This should be the first stop for almost anyone visiting the city of Brussels, regardless of their reason. The Grand Place is an enormous city square covered in towering, historic buildings that date back to the 1300s. The bustling square juxtaposes beautifully with the historic architecture, making for some unique shots.
Those who are in need of a unique building for their movie should stop and pay a visit to the Atomium. This steel structure towers at 92 meters in height and looks out over the city. This Brussels stop provides an interesting backdrop either from in front of the building or from the top.
Anyone in need of an arts background should visit the Musical Instrument Museum. There are myriad exhibits for people to tailor to their video production in Brussels' needs, complete with a gorgeous concert hall.
This is a gorgeous park that dates back to the 1800s. It has several different gardens with unique flora and is adorned with numerous fountains. It also has museums on military and art. Movies in need of a green space for their movies should check this park out.
There might not be another place like this on Earth. This is a park that consists of miniature-scale European landmarks, including Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower. This interesting idea could make for some one-of-a-kind movie shots during video production in Brussels.


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Files created by PuTTYgen are known as PPK files. PPK files are PuTTY Private Key Files developed by Putty and they serve as storage for the private keys the program generated. These files are used to enable communication securely with another party having the corresponding public key. PPK files contain information about key file authentication which is why they usually serve as the computer's marker that could allow the recognition and utilization of the files using the Putty software. The putty software is the main application using PPK files. This application is useful for SSH and Telnet. If users want to authenticate PPK files, all they need to do is choose Connection → SSH → Auth which can be found on the PuTTY Configuration menu. Then after that, they can click on Browse to enable the option called Private Key file for authentication. PPK files as well as the Putty software that created them can be opened on Windows, UNIX and MAC systems.


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import { TChangeParam, TAddRemoveParam } from './interface.d';
import { TModelChangeParam } from '../model/interface.d';
import { Signal } from '../signal/Signal';
import { Receiver } from '../receiver/Receiver';
import { Model } from '../model/Model';
import { BASE_TYPES } from '../base';

 export abstract class Collection<M extends Model<any>> extends Receiver {

//     public abstract Model: typeof Model;

//     public readonly signals: {
//         readonly change: {
//             [T in keyof M['schema']]: Signal<TChangeParam<M['schema'][T], M>>;
//         };
//         readonly changeAny: Signal<TChangeParam<Partial<M['schema']>, M>>;
//         readonly add: Signal<TAddRemoveParam<M>>;
//         readonly remove: Signal<TAddRemoveParam<M>>;
//     };

//     public get size(): number {
//         return this.__storage.size;
//     }

//     private __storage: Set<M> = new Set<M>();
//     private __createdChangeSignals: Set<Signal<TChangeParam<any, M>>> = new Set<Signal<TChangeParam<any, M>>>();

//     constructor(data: Array<M | M['schema']> = []) {
//         super();

//         this.__init();

//         for (let item of data) {
//             this.add(item);
//         }
//     }

//     public add(model: M | M['schema']): this {
//         if (!(model instanceof Model)) {
//             model = new this.Model(model);
//         }

//         if (!this.__storage.has(model)) {
//             this.__storage.add(model);

//             this.__listenToModelChangeSignals(model);

//             this.signals.add.dispatch({
//                 collection: this,
//                 models: [model]
//             });
//         }

//         return this;
//     }

//     public clear(): void {
//         const models = this.values();

//         this.__storage.clear();

//         for (let m of models) {

//         }

//         if (models.length) {
//             for (let model of models) {
//                 this.__stopListenToModelChangeSignals(model);
//             }

//             this.signals.remove.dispatch({
//                 collection: this,
//                 models: models
//             });
//         }
//     }

//     public delete(model: M): boolean {
//         const flag = this.__storage.delete(model);

//         if (flag) {
//             this.__stopListenToModelChangeSignals(model);

//             this.signals.remove.dispatch({
//                 collection: this,
//                 models: [model]
//             });
//         }

//         return flag;
//     }

//     public entries(): Iterator<Array<M>> {
//         if (typeof this.__storage.entries === BASE_TYPES.FUNCTION) {
//             return this.__storage.entries();
//         }

//         // const res: Array<M> = [];

//         // this.__storage.forEach((model) => {
//         //     res.push(model);
//         // });

//         // return res.entries();
//     }

//     public forEach(fn: (model: M) => void, context?: any): void {
//         this.__storage.forEach(fn, context);
//     }

//     public has(model: M): boolean {
//         return this.__storage.has(model);
//     }

//     public keys(): Iterator<M> {
//         if (typeof this.__storage.keys === BASE_TYPES.FUNCTION) {
//             return this.__storage.keys();
//         }

//         // return this.entries().map((arr) => {
//         //     return arr[0];
//         // });
//     }

//     public values(): Iterator<M> {
//         if (typeof this.__storage.values === BASE_TYPES.FUNCTION) {
//             return this.__storage.values();
//         }

//         // return this.entries().map((arr) => {
//         //     return arr[1];
//         // });
//     }

//     // public toJSON<T>(): Array<M['schema'] | T> {
//     //     return this.__storage.values().map((model) => {
//     //         return model.toJSON();
//     //     });
//     // }

//     private __init(): void {
//         const signals = <any>{};

//         for (let key of Object.keys(this.Model.prototype.schema)) {
//             Object.defineProperty(signals.change, key, {
//                 get: () => {
//                     const signal: Signal<TChangeParam<any, M>> = new Signal();

//                     for (let model of this.values()) {
//                         this.receive(model.signals.change[key], (data: TModelChangeParam<any, M>) => {
//                             signal.dispatch({
//                                 collection: this,
//                                 changes: (new Map<any, any>()).set(data)
//                             });
//                         });
//                     }

//                     Object.defineProperty(signals.change, key, {
//                         value: signal
//                     });

//                     this.__createdChangeSignals.add(signal);

//                     return signal;
//                 }
//             });
//         }

//         Object.defineProperty(this.signals, 'changeAny', {
//             get: () => {
//                 const signal: Signal<TChangeParam<any, M>> = new Signal();

//                 for (let model of this.values()) {
//                     this.receive(model.signals.changeAny, (data: TModelChangeParam<any, M>) => {
//                         signal.dispatch({
//                             collection: this,
//                             changes: (new Map<any, any>()).set(data.model, data)
//                         });
//                     });
//                 }

//                 Object.defineProperty(signals, 'changeAny', {
//                     value: signal
//                 });

//                 this.__createdChangeSignals.add(signal);

//                 return signal;
//             }
//         });

//         signals.add = new Signal();
//         signals.remove = new Signal();

//         (<any>this).signals = signals;
//     }

//     private __listenToModelChangeSignals(model: M): void {
//         for (let key of Object.keys(this.Model.prototype.schema)) {
//             if (!this.__createdChangeSignals.has(this.signals.change[key])) {
//                 this.receive(model.signals.change[key], (data: TModelChangeParam<any, M>) => {
//                     this.signals.change[key].dispatch({
//                         collection: this,
//                         changes: (new Map<any, any>()).set(data.model, data)
//                     });
//                 });
//             }
//         }

//         if (!this.__createdChangeSignals.has(this.signals.changeAny) ) {
//             this.receive(model.signals.changeAny, (data: TModelChangeParam<any, M>) => {
//                 this.signals.changeAny.dispatch({
//                     collection: this,
//                     changes: (new Map<any, any>()).set(data.model, data)
//                 });
//             });
//         }
//     }

//     private __stopListenToModelChangeSignals(model: M): void {
//         for (let key of Object.keys(this.Model.prototype.schema)) {
//             if (this.__createdChangeSignals.has(this.signals.change[key])) {
//                 this.stopReceiving({
//                     signal: model.signals.change[key]
//                 });
//             }
//         }

//         if (this.__createdChangeSignals.has(this.signals.changeAny)) {
//             this.stopReceiving({
//                 signal: model.signals.changeAny
//             });
//         }
//     }
}

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It's about going on your own personal adventure, rewarding yourself and giving back to yourself.
It's abut solving the age-old problem of women doing so much for everyone else …and not very much for themselves.
So they become more tired and disenfranchised from people around them.
We've all seen the cranky mum and the cranky wife and that happens because they're giving, giving, giving all the time to others.. but they're not giving back to themselves.
So we're solving that problem by giving women the opportunity for celebration and to be amongst other women who are just like them.
Together, they can raise each other up for a spirited time and a great shared experience.
We have a diverse range of women who come to GirlsTrek. The average age is between 40 and 60 (life's sweet spot!) but there are younger and older as well.
There are all kinds of women -working mums, single ladies, divorcees, widows – and they all enjoy the experience.
That's why I started GirlsTrek and it's incredibly satisfying.


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Elchin Alakhverdiev forced to apologize for his remarks on record. Photo: Screengrab from Studio Monitor video
Home/News/Marneuli Mayor Arrested on Charges of Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
Marneuli Mayor Arrested on Charges of Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
Marneuli Mayor Temur Abazov has been arrested on charges of inhuman and degrading treatment of a local resident, Elchin Alakhvediev, the Chief Prosecutor's Office said on June 13.
The Marneuli Mayor was arrested a day after Tbilisi-based Studio Monitor published a story showing a video of a local resident in Marneuli compelled to apologize for verbally insulting the ruling party founder and leader Bidzina Ivanishvili and Marneuli Mayor Temur Abazov at one of the recent solidarity rallies in Tbilisi.
Another video, obtained by Studio Monitor, showed Alakhvediev forced to wipe his face with what seemed to be his urine.
Studio Monitor reported, citing unidentified sources, that local representatives of the ruling Georgian Dream party and Mayor Temur Abazov were personally involved in the incident. Abazov denied his involvement, saying he was not aware of what happened.
The Chief Prosecutor's Office, however, said Abazov was directly complicit in the case. The Mayor, according to the prosecution, assaulted Alakhverdiev physically, forced him to apologize on record and pressured him to wipe his face with his urine.
The Prosecutor's Office also said that it had pressed charges against three other persons, among them – MP Azer Suleimanov of the United National Movement; Ramin Alakhvediev, member of the Marneuli municipality council from the Georgian Dream party, and a relative of Temur Abazov (identified as e.g).
According to the Prosecutor's Office, Elchin Alakhvediev was called to the local UNM office by one of the party members on June 10, shortly after he recorded a live Facebook video insulting the wives of Ivanishvili and Abazov. The prosecution said the three men first assaulted Alakhverdiev physically, and then transferred him to Temur Abazov.
The investigation against Abazov has been launched under article 1443 of the criminal code of Georgia, involving degrading and inhuman treatment and punishable by imprisonment from five to ten years, while the three other suspects are facing violence charges under article 126 of the criminal code of Georgia, which is punishable by imprisonment for up to two years.
The prosecution clarified that MP Suleimanov would not be stripped of his MP credentials, considering that he committed a minor crime under the country's legislation. It also said the prosecutors would demand bail for Suleimanov and imprisonment for Temur Abazov.
MP Azer Suleimanov confirmed that he was present in the party office, but denied his involvement in the abuse. Suleimanov claimed he simply asked Alakhverdiev why he talked on behalf of the United National Movement when, in fact, he was a member of the Georgian Dream party. He also said he had no information on subsequent developments.


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Mixed outlook for Japanese rental market
By Belinda Smart11 May 2022
The outlook for the Japanese rental market is mixed, with pandemic recovery offset by supply delays and the Ukraine crisis, writes Belinda Smart.
Japan's construction industry has been on an upward trend for some years, driven by reconstruction after the Great East Japan Earthquake 2011 and the Tokyo Olympics in July August 2021.
Building construction, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. (Photo: Reuters/ Roussel Photography/Alamy)
However, the country's economy has also been impacted by the pandemic and more recent shocks.
Back in April 2020, the government announced an economic stimulus totalling ¥117 trillion (€ 865 bn) including support for employment, business, the healthcare system and public investment.
By late last year, after a slow start, Japan's vaccination rollout had also proved successful.
Now however, despite a strengthening market, the new spectre of the Ukraine conflict has emerged.
A report released 6 April by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered Japan's economic growth forecast for 2022 to 2.4% from its earlier estimate of 3.3%, citing uncertainty from the Ukraine conflict.
In addition, Japan's weak yen, which has long boosted exports, is now compounding spikes in energy and materials costs.
It is hoped these challenges will be offset by government measures announced early 2022 including a ¥55.7 trillion (€407 billion) stimulus package to offset rising fuel and grain prices caused by the war in Ukraine.
Meanwhile various factors - from Japan's ageing population to the pandemic and the launch of 5G services - have fed cautious government initiatives to support digitalisation across sectors including construction.
Equipment rental market shows steady recovery
Despite an uncertain outlook, the rental sector appears to be continuing a steady Covid-19 recovery.
That, at least, is the outlook for Kanamoto. With 200 branches in Japan, Kanamoto is one of Japan's four major rental players, alongside Nishio Rent All, Aktio and Nikken.
Construction equipment rental accounts for roughly 90% its earnings. Its 620,000-strong rental fleet includes hydraulic excavators, dump trucks, generators and smaller tools.
Shun Hirose, Kanamoto Director, Corporate Officer Division Manager - Accounting Division, tells IRN that despite the latest Omicron variant, "The rental market is steadily recovering - although with slightly weaker private construction demand – the recovery based on solid public civil engineering demand."
As a result, key rental products are performing well – including aerial work platforms, although supply chain delays are hampering deliveries.
Price fluctuations have also affected business. "This is not limited to fuel prices; soaring prices of various materials have begun to raise prices for rental equipment manufacturers, the suppliers."
On the other hand, the public civil engineering sector continues to be supported by economic stimulus measures, although new geopolitical challenges (Ukraine) have resulted in some investment hesitancy.
"The Covid-19 pandemic now has a limited direct impact on the construction industry, but capital investment in areas such as private construction is becoming a little cautious," he says.
According to Nishio Rent All - another of Japan's 'big four' - Japan continues to be affected by Covid-19.
"The Omicron variant spread quickly across the nation from the beginning of this year," says Kenichi Kondou, Nishio's investor relations manager.
It has had an impact on the supply chain, "This has meant the lead times can be twice as long as normal and the delivery dates are uncertain, making it very difficult to plan ahead", said Kondou.
On a domestic level, rental activity has not been so badly affected with construction-related projects experiencing no major delays throughout the pandemic.
According to Nishio Rent All Japan continues to be affected by Covid-19 (Photo: Nishio Rent All)
There are some challenges, however. The utilisation level for access equipment, for example, was around 50% by the end of 2021; a drop of around 5% from the previous year.
"This was not due to the influence of Covid; rather, other factors were at play," says Nishio.
"The utilisation rate of access equipment had decreased substantially following the completion of infrastructure and other urban development associated with the Summer Olympic games."
Looking ahead, a key aspect of Nishio's strategy will be to refocus its rental model.
"Firstly, we will establish a system in which machines are managed at centres located in each local area as much as possible, because we consider the rental side of the business to be part of the logistics industry, and we believe that thoroughly reviewing our distribution system will improve its profitability," says the company.
"Certainly, we will grow our rental fleet as much as possible because we expect growth of the construction market from now on."
What challenges are OEMs facing?
Meanwhile manufacturers are recovering from Covid-19 but facing supply delays and the war in Ukraine.
Hitachi Construction Machinery says hydraulic excavator utilisation is high, especially for the ZX200 model with ICT technology. (Photo: Hitachi)
Sousuke Ookouchi, General Manager, Rental Business Planning Dept, Hitachi Construction Machinery Japan, tells IRN the OEM experienced a drop in sales due to the pandemic, "but has recovered by now and the market has been steady."
Digital innovation is supporting rental demand. "Hydraulic excavator utilisation is high, especially for the ZX200 model with ICT technology," he tells IRN, adding this is driven by government promotion of digitalisation.
At the same time, supply shortages towards end of financial year - March in Japan - have affected rental.
"In terms of the acquisition of rental assets, all suppliers, regardless of the type of equipment, are experiencing price increases due to materials and logistics cost increases. We have no choice but to increase the rental fee for new technology and added value."
Overall, "rental is facing a difficult situation, as suppliers are requesting price increases, while we need to invest in high-tech assets with more safety features and autonomous functions, to respond to stricter site requirements where our customers operate."
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except ImportError:
    otp_yubikey = None

BASE_DIR = os.path.dirname(__file__)

SECRET_KEY = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890'

INSTALLED_APPS = [
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    'django_otp',
    'django_otp.plugins.otp_static',
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    'two_factor',
    'tests',
]

if otp_yubikey:
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MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
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    'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.messages.middleware.MessageMiddleware',
    'django_otp.middleware.OTPMiddleware',
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ROOT_URLCONF = 'tests.urls'

LOGOUT_URL = 'logout'
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                'django.template.context_processors.static',
                'django.template.context_processors.tz',
                'django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages',
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    },
]

TWO_FACTOR_PATCH_ADMIN = False

AUTH_USER_MODEL = os.environ.get('AUTH_USER_MODEL', 'auth.User')


A patient with a TBI (traumatic brain injury) trying to flirt with me and telling me that I was a beautiful woman. And then me helping change his poopy diaper.
Update: I got two e-mails on this post. One was written by a person with spina bifida, and the other person was a TBI survivor. Both weren't thrilled with the tone of this post.
You know, I keep making this mistake…I write something that my friends/family might find either amusing or at least not think twice about, but then I hear from people who have the diagnosis/similar problem, who are offended by what I said. You would think I'd have learned my lesson by now, but apparently I haven't. I'll keep trying, I promise. It's not so much that I lack compassion so much as I'm still learning to remember to try and see things from the client's point of view.
Another Clarification: – "irony" is probably the wrong word to use in regards to the above situation, because it makes it sound like I'm saying it's ludicrous for an incontinent person to flirt. That is not the case at all, and it wasn't what I meant to imply. I guess I found it ironic that even a man who was extremely confused and incoherent, covered in tubes and barely able to move, functioning at a very primitive level, would still even have the presence of mind to say flirtatious things! It shows you how little it takes for testosterone to kick in!
Also, both men pointed out how humiliating it can be to have your diaper changed, which I would completely agree with. I can't imagine how it would feel if I had to experience that. So I can see why, as a TBI survivor or someone who has had to deal with this, it would be hurtful to discover that people wrote about how much they disliked it.
One of them pointed out that it can be taken as offensive that I showed strong distaste regarding dealing with body fluids. I apologized, because I could see the situation from his point of view. However, I am also a student, new to fieldwork and only just delving into the world of adult diapers or other body-fluid related things. The average adult walking around, has little to no experience dealing with such things. I think it is natural that I would find it difficult to deal with for a while. In the two weeks I was on fieldwork, it got easier and easier to handle seeing and/or changing diapers, and I know eventually it will become commonplace, and I won't think twice about it. But for right now, it IS something that affects me, and while I don't plan for it to affect me forever, I do think it's okay to bring the topic up. I just need to do so in a less offensive manner!
I appreciate that the men were willing to share their viewpoint with me. It was yet another good lesson on awareness and understanding. I originally told them I'd just delete the post, but I realize it's better to just add on this update, explaining what happened and why – as perhaps others can learn from my (repeated) mistakes.


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S.African Opposition Party Elects First Black Leader
Sunday, 10 May 2015 08:12 AM
South Africa's main opposition party the Democratic Alliance on Sunday elected Mmusi Maimane as its first black leader, a major step in its efforts to challenge the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
"Your new leader is Mmusi Maimane," outgoing leader Helen Zille announced to loud cheers at the party's annual conference, after she opened a sealed envelope containing the election results.
Maimane, 34, the party's parliamentary leader, was seen as the clear favourite to succeed Zille in the election, in which 1,425 delegates from across the country voted by secret ballot.
Their new leader was raised in the township of Soweto -- heartland of the anti-apartheid struggle -- and joined the Democratic Alliance (DA) only in 2009.
In 2014 he was elected as the party leader in parliament, with Zille's backing, and he has on several times locked horns with the ruling ANC lawmakers, including President Jacob Zuma.
Sunday's vote marked "a milestone for the DA and South African politics", according to an editorial in the Sunday Times.
Zille, a charismatic former journalist and anti-apartheid activist, led the party for eight years.
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South Africa's main opposition party the Democratic Alliance on Sunday elected Mmusi Maimane as its first black leader, a major step in its efforts to challenge the ruling African National Congress (ANC). Your new leader is Mmusi Maimane, outgoing leader Helen Zille...
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Nils Ludvig Svanberg, född 13 maj 1902 i Kalmar, död 21 mars 1939 i Uppsala, var en svensk stilforskare och författare.

Nils Svanberg var son till postkontrollören Victor Svanberg och bror till Victor Svanberg. Efter studentexamen 1920 studerade han vid Uppsala universitet, blev filosofie kandidat 1924, filosofie licentiat 1927 och filosofie doktor 1930. Han var från 1930 docent i nordiska språk vid Uppsala universitet. Svanberg anslöt sig i doktorsavhandlingen Studier i språkets teori (1930) till Benedetto Croce och Karl Vossler och hävdade i den så kallade idealistiska nyfilologiens uppfattning, att språket till sitt innersta väsen är ett uttrycksmedel. Han framhöll som forskarens främsta uppgift att studera språket inte som kollektiv företeelse utan som konstnärlig manifestation och individuell nyskapelse. Denna nyskapelse skulle avslöjas genom stilanaly. Svanbergs huvudverk är Verner von Heidenstam och Gustaf Fröding. Två kapitel om nittitalets stil (1934) och Tegnérstudier (1939). Båda arbetena fick erkännande för skarpsinnig och fin karakterisering. Med sin musikaliska begåvning drog han särskilt till rytmens problem och berikade diskussionen på detta område. Som medredaktör från 1935 och medarbetare i Nysvenska studier, som grundare av Samfundet för stilforskning och som redaktör för dess skriftserie verkade han för sin forskningsgren, till vilken han även lockade många elever. Av Svanbergs författarskap i övrigt märks essäsamlingen Får konsten leva? (1937), litteraturkritik i Ord och bild samt en rad diktsamlingar, Drömvers (1923), Lågan (1926), Sångoffer (1930), Dagbok (1934) och På vakt (1938). Svanbergs lyrik hade en utpräglat personlig ton, som förenade intensitet i känslan med lågmäldhet och enkelhet i formen och gav uttryck särskilt åt ensamhetsstämningar, resignation, försynt stolthet och längtan efter gemenskap.

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above criticism; unexceptionable: a man of unquestionable principles.
Again, an actress whose abilities are unquestionable, but she's not exactly British.
And plenty of people speak of this immigration and its supposed dangers as if these were unvarnished, unquestionable truths.
"Everyone knows Hussein Salem's closeness with Mubarak is unquestionable," he said.
She was also the unquestionable star of the two song-and-dance sequences in this Indo-American mega production.
He said there was much false Henri II ware around, but that the genuineness of this piece was unquestionable.
One circumstance, however, is unquestionable, that with him began the greatness and the splendour of the Roman city.
Her voice was wholly genuine, as it had been throughout the wretched interview: Fanny's sincerity was unquestionable.
Nothing can express the admiration, which is almost as unquestionable as worship, of a very little girl for a big one.
The idea carried to her by that intuitive flash had seemed clear and unquestionable.
c.1600, from un- (1) "not" + questionable. Related: Unquestionably.