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  Gary and Paul return, this week to talk about the skyrocketing Architectural Billings Index, AIA's Consensus Construction Forecast, continuing working shortages, eco-friendly construction, and energy and weather forecasting. Gary L. Parr is editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher is president of Green Apple Group. Our podcasts are available on iTunes. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Worker shortage continues Worker shortage contributing to MoPac expansion delays, KVUE ABC, Austin, TX Eco-friendly community? California's Drought Spurs Unexpected Effect: Eco-Friendly Development, Ezra David Romero, NPR Better energy weather Weather Forecasting Enters a New Era, Richard Martin, MIT Technology Review

For our 50th podcast we welcome guest Charles Mondello, chief industry strategist at EagleView Technology Corp., Bothell, WA, and president of the Property Drone Consortium, also in Bothell, WA. Charles joins us to talk about the role of drones (unmanned aerial systems) in construction as they stand today, the capabilities of the technology, what construction users can and can't do, FAA's role, and what lies ahead for this exciting new construction "tool." The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our podcasts are available on iTunes. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul EagleView Technologies EagleView Technologies Corp. website Property Drone Consortium Property Drone Consortium website

As promised, the editors are back with another Commercial Conversation show. This week's topics include Fitbits and building, wearable monitors, the Apple Watch, and disruptive-technology products. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our podcasts are available on iTunes. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Fitbits and buildings 5 lessons the building industry can learn from a Fitbit, Laurie Guevara-Stone, Green Biz, Rocky Mountain Institute Green at CES 9 exciting green technologies from CES 2015, Stephen Kennett, GreenBiz Apple watch and energy How the Apple Watch could save energy everywhere, Titiaan Palazzi and Matthew Crosby, GreenBiz Game changers 6 Game Changers: A Green Building Pioneer’s Guide to Disruptive Technology, Diana Mosher, MultiHousing News

The editors return this week to talk about commercial building size, malls, mobile apps, a community house in Vietnam, and tall buildings. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our podcasts are available on iTunes. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Growing commercial buildings Average Size of U.S. Commercial Buildings Continues to Grow, Joanna Masterson, Construction Executive magazine Mobile apps How Businesses are Using Mobile Apps-2015 Canvas Survey Results, Jason Peck, Canvas Marketing Thatched water collectors Cam Thanh Community House in Vietnam features thatched roofing and secluded courtyards, DeZeen magazine Diva or Dagwood? What makes a good tower?, Robert Campbell, Boston Globe, architect critic

It's time for another Conversation. This week, The Editors talk about Rick Fedrizzi's retirement from USGBC, USGBC alignment with CALGreen, cool roofs, water-purification art, Pennsylvania building codes, and sustainable Legos The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our podcasts are available on iTunes. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Rick Fedrizzi retires Rick Fedrizzi to step down as USGBC CEO USGBC connects with CALGreen USGBC Announces New Alignment with CALGreen Cool Roofs Code requirements for cool roofs with Climate Zone specifics, Brad Johnson, MBCI blog Clean water at MoMA Andrés Jaque's giant water purifier unveiled in MoMA PS1 courtyard, DeZeen magazine Pennsylvania building codes Urgency needed on Pa. codes, Shari Shapiro, Altoona Mirror Sustainable Legos No More Plastic Legos? Company Searches for 'Sustainable' Material, James Eng, NBC News

Cyber Dating Expert, Julie Spira walks Beth Gonzalez and Tara Johnson through the ups and downs of online dating.

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

Experience the real, the raw and the fun that happens when women and wine collide! Welcome to the world of the modern woman!

The Editors return to talk about the AIA Billings Index, 2 World Trade Center and planted roofs, the Cities Alive conference, Philippe Starck, and EPA's Benefits of Global Action report. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our iTunes feed is fixed, but you'll have to re-subscribe to get the feed to work. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul 2 World Trade Center 2 World Trade Center and the Promise of Green Skyscrapers, Emily Matchar Cities Alive conference Cities Alive, 13th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference Philippe Starck LED technology means designers are “obliged to redesign all lights,” says Philippe Starck, DeZeen magazine EPA report EPA: Acting Now on Climate Change Will Save Trillions of Dollars, The Climate Group

Gary and Paul are back again, this week to talk about drones, new cool-roof technology, digital currency, and a 35-story wooden skyscraper. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our iTunes feed is fixed, but you'll have to re-subscribe to get the feed to work. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul FAA approves drone testing Property Drone Consortium website A truly cool roof A super cool roof solution to being hot in the city Digital currency The Future of Digital Currency in Professional Practice, Daniel Burrus, Design Intelligence Wooden skyscraper 35 Story Carbon Neutral Wood Skyscraper Proposed For Paris, Green Building Elements

The Editors return to talk about an online AIA CEU credit class and panel discussion about acoustics, workplace and team dynamics, the worker shortage, and roofing product trends. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our iTunes feed is fixed, but you'll have to re-subscribe to get the feed to work. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Acoustics CEU, panel discussion Down With Decibels: Designing Office Spaces for Maximum Acoustic Performance GSA Sound Matters pdf download Jobs need workers Labor Pains: Construction Job Openings Keep Rising, Remodeling magazine NRCA Roofing Survey NRCA's annual market survey, Ambika Puniani Bailey, Professional Roofing magazine

I wanted to get out an audio post so I could get that ball rolling, plus I had promised a review of our night out at The Danforth Music Hall to see Postmodern Jukebox last Saturday evening. Also, took the opportunity to introduce the audio portion of The Pool Is Closed, which of course will develop and evolve over time as I have more to share and I get better at talking & recording on my own. Tune in, listen and leave any comments below. Learn more about Postmodern Jukebox.  

This quick blurb I talk about finding out about the best birthday present ever and being entered into an awesome radio contest. I am really truly blessed with the best friend ever! Couple questions with frustrations attached to them. Learn more about the Pan American and ParaPan American Games.

The Editors return to talk about an online AIA CEU credit class and panel discussion about acoustics, Architecture 2030 and the New Building Institute's guide, the Built:LA website, and five ways construction is changing in the next 50 years. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our iTunes feed is fixed, but you'll have to re-subscribe to get the feed to work. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Acoustics CEU, panel discussion Down With Decibels: Designing Office Spaces for Maximum Acoustic Performance Architecture 2030 and New Buildings Institute's Guide Learn more about the New Buildings Institute's Advanced Buildings New Construction Guide Watch LA grow Built:LA website Construction's future 5 Ways Construction Will Change in the next 50 years, Jessica Kane

The Editors return this week to talk about crowdsourcing architecture and Arcbazar, a construction-site minibar, city population growth, and tips for startup firms. The Editors are Gary L. Parr, editorial director of Commercial Building Products magazine, and Paul Nutcher, editor of Roofing Florida magazine. Our iTunes feed is fixed, but you'll have to re-subscribe to get the feed to work. Click on this link to subscribe to the correct feed. As always, you can click here to download the podcast mp3 file.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, using the link at the bottom of the page, to be notified by e-mail when each show is posted.--Gary and Paul Crowdsourcing architecture Crowdsourcing Design: The End of Architecture, or a New Beginning?, Michael Crosbie, ArchNewsNow.com. Arcbazar website. Construction site minibar US LBM’s Biggest ’15 Deal Will Be For Its Soul, Craig Webb, ProSales magazine" Growing cities New Census data: Selective city slowdowns and the city-suburb growth gap, William Frey, senior fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program, Brookings Institution" Advice for startups Up and Running: Words of Advice for Young Firms, Nate Berg, Architect Magazine"  

In this episode, we welcome Blake Pennington & Mychal Hunt to our front porch! Blake is the Wellness Services Director at Union University and a personal trainer. Mychal is a local Christian leader and hip hop/rap artist. The post Episode: #12 Blake Pennington & Mychal Hunt appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

In this episode, Matt Altobell: Executive Director of Jackson Downtown Development Corporation, joins us on our front porch. We’ll discuss business, culture, and how Jackson is becoming even more awesome! Plus, Co-Host, Luke Pruett, will match wits with Matt as they play: “Was THAT really said in THAT movie?: The Game! Also featured in this … Read More The post Episode #11: Matt Altobell & Josh Garcia appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

In this episode we welcome Brandon Shields, sports editor for The Jackson Sun in Jackson, TN. We’ll talk sports, food, the meaning of life, and share a few laughs. Plus, we’ll have a special “Guest Editorial” from commentator Sheamus McTeague! The post Episode: #10 Brandon Shields appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

On this episode, Kevin & Renae Adelsberger join us on the front porch. Kevin is the owner of “Adelsberger Marketing at www.kadelsberger.com” and Renae writes the ministry blog, “Pedestriangod.com.” We will discuss football, family, marketing, faith and ministry. Plus, see who wins in the game: “Real Fast Food or Fake Fast Food.” The post Episode: #09 Kevin Adelsberger appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

Our guest on the front porch is Cole Sanders, owner & operator of Alba coffee house in Jackson, TN. Cole shares with us what goes into making a great cup of coffee and matches wits with co-host, Luke Pruett as they play, “What’s the Real Coffee House: The Game.” The post Episode: #08 Cole Sanders appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

Brian Kurtz is the executive VP of Boadroom Inc. where he handles all marketing activities in all channels.  He helps Boardroom sell millions of newsletter subscriptions and consumer books. He's overseen the mailing of approximately 1.3 billion pieces of 3rd class mail over the past 20 years.  He's been able to market and sell newsletters and books via direct response television (infomercials) and using e-mail and the Internet in huge numbers. Brian built his entire career in the offline world of direct marketing! You can learn more about Brian at www.briankurtz.me  

In this episode, we have Aaron & Alice Hardin, musicians extraordinaire’ with us on the front porch. They will be sharing two of their original songs with us. Songs Presented: “Grand Canyon” & “Mama” *All songs performed by permission of the artist.* The post Episode: #7 Alice & Aaron Hardin appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

  In this episode, we welcome Kenneth Michael Cummings, photographer from The Jackson Sun to the front porch. Kenneth shares with us his love of photography, chronicling memories, and the city of Jackson, TN. The post Episode: #06 Kenneth Cummings appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

Matin Zwilling is the CEO and founder of Startup Porfessional, where he helps entrepreneurs who are in a hurry to succeed, providing them with first hand advice, mentoring and business plan assistance as a startup consultant. His background includes many years of experience and demonstrated results as an executive in general management, computer software development, product management, and marketing. Martin writes regularly on his blog, but also published on Forbes, Gust, Young Entrepreneur, Harvard Business Review and Huffington Post. You can learn more about Martin at www.startupprofessionals.com

In this episode we welcome Barry Cooper from “JACOA” to the front porch of “Our Jackson Home.” Barry Cooper discusses his work with JACOA, his love of rock music and drumming, and how Greek food is great….but bats aren’t! The post Episode: #05 Barry Cooper appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

“Flying Colours” are back! They join us on the front porch for an interview and to perform one of their favorite songs! *”Flying Colours” music used by permission.* The post Episode: #04 Flying Colours appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

On today’s episode we meet “Cari Phillips” of the Comeunity Cafe! We also are treated to the terrific tones of musical guest “Flying Colours!” *Music from “Flying Colours” used with permission.* The post Episode: #03 Cari Phillips & Flying Colours appeared first on Our Jackson Home.

Mary Jaksch is Chief Editor of Write To Done, where she helps writers get confident and write better. Her passion and desire to help others realize their dreams led her to mastermind A-List Blogging, the premier ongoing training program for bloggers on the Internet. Mary is also an authorized Zen master, psychotherapist, and author.  From her point of view, we can all become so much more than we imagine, and achieve so much more than we think.   You can get more inspiration from Mary on her website, www.writetodone.com  

Gideon Shalwick is the owner of gideonshalwick.com, where he teaches people everything he's learned about online business and how he was able to get amazing success using YouTube. He's the author of Rapid Video Blogging and is currently working on www.splasheo.com, where he helps main stream video content producers create much better videos, and reach a much bigger audience. You can learn more about Gideon at www.gideonshalwick.com  

Pei Kang is the business executive and co-host of the podcast: ReLaunch.  She is also a business coach, a gifted endodontist and a yoga instructor. Pei calls herself the part-time dentist living a full life, enhoying being the co-host and LOVING the challenge of being the business and marketing strategist for the ReLaunch show. You can learn more about Pei at www.relaunchshow.com  

Chris Cerrone is a podcast host on The Chris Cerrone Show, a top ranked business podcast specifically for entrepreneurs and anyone looking to make a change in their life. Chris interviews people outside of the traditional business owners, like famous youtubers, professional athletes, musicians, and a few famous comedians. Chris is also the creator of The Next Level Society, whick is a compilation of coaches, mentors and successful entrepreneurs that are excited about helping you take your business to the next level. You can learn more about Chris at www.cerroneshow.com

Jim Kukral is a serial web-entrepreneur, blogger, speaker and author of several books. He helps entrepreneurs and small business owners learn how to find success online. Jim shows you how to build successful online businesses, how to leverage social media for more sales, leads and publicity, create imaginative marketing campaigns, innovate new products and services, attract first class publicity, and make more profit with less work. Jim started work in the Internet business in 1995 and is credited with building some of the first major Fortune 500 websites and blogs in America. His last venture focuses on bringing the power of self-publishing to the masses. You can learn more about Jim at www.jimkukral.com    

Mitch Joel is the President of Twist Image.  Back in 2006, he was named one of the most influential authorities on blog marketing in the world. He has been called a marketing and communications visionary, interactive expert and community leader.  He is also a blogger, podcaster, passionate entrepreneur and speaker who connects with people worldwide by sharing his marketing and innovation insights on the state of business. He is the author of the book Ctl, Alt, Delete and this book won gold at the Axiom Business Book Award. You can learn more about Mitch at www.twistimage.com/blog  

Mike Michalowicz is the entrepreneur behing 3 multi-million dollar companies, a former small business columnist for The Wall Street Journal, the former MSNBC business make-over expert and a popular keynote speaker on innovative entrepreneurial topics. Mike is also the author of Profit First, The Pumpkin Plan and The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, which BusinessWeek deemed "the entrepreneur's cult classic." He founded and is CEO of Provendus Group, a growth accelerator that facilitates rapid growth in early stage companies by utilizing techniques from his books. You can learn more on Mike at www.mikemichalowicz.com

Craig Simpson is the owner of Simpson Direct Inc. He began his career 20 years ago and has managed thousands of direct mail campaigns, helping to gross hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue for his clients. He works in practically every industry, marketing literally everything! Craig has earned the title of the nations leading expert in direct mail marketing.  He is regularly asked to speak at national events on his experience with direct mail. You can learn more about Craig at www.simpson-direct.com  

No episódio de hoje, eu e o Elyézer conversamos um pouco sobre o Splinter, uma ferramente muito interessante para quem trabalha com a automatização de aplicativos web com python. Na Red Hat, eu e Elyézer trabalhamos na automatização de testes funcionais do produto Satellite 6, certificando que todos recursos expostos pelas camadas de API, CLI (linha de comando) e UI (interface web gráfica) funcionam conforme as expectativas do design. Uma opção para efetuar estes testes seria fazer um mutirão no trabalho e testar tudo manualmente... mas isso é coisa de iniciante, e todo engenheiro de automatização que se preze eventualmente tenta automatizar tudo. Apesar de usarmos o Selenium para efetuar testes de interface gráfica, o Splinter é uma excelente alternativa para quem deseja experimentar uma forma bem simples e fácil de interagir com um navegador web (o tal do 'browser'), e é justamente por causa desta facilidade que o episódio de hoje é dedicado ao Splinter.

Editor Vim Depois de um longo e tenebroso inverno, estamos de volta ao ar, desta vez para ficar e com algumas novidades.Mas primeiramente, uma explicação sobre o sumiço súbito. O processo de planejamento, gravação e edição de um podcast requer muitas horas e perseverança para poder correr atrás de assuntos (ou no caso deste podcast, entrevistados), pesquisar para ter um bom "background", e horas e horas editando arquivos de áudio para poder fornecer algo de (espero) boa qualidade para vocês que nos honram com sua presença e apoio. Devido a algumas mudanças no trabalho (algumas promoções com mais responsabilidades e longas horas) e na vida pessoal (o nascimento de minha terceira filha, Iza), eu senti que não teria mais o tempo livre necessário para continuar o podcast sem que o mesmo não perdesse a qualidade das entrevistas ou áudio. Foi muito difícil simplesmente abandonar o projeto às moscas, sem sequer dar alguma explicação a vocês que sempre acompanhou o podcast... por isso, quero então pedir 1,000 desculpas e que perdoem esta minha falta de profissionalismo. Durante os muitos meses que o podcast ficou parado, foram muitos os e-mails e comentários de amigos e ouvintes perguntando se o projeto estava realmente morto ou se existia alguma chance de trazê-lo de volta ao ar, e eu sempre respondi que estava sem tempo livre, nem mesmo para editar o áudio, então a resposta era não.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle of HoboTrashcan.com are joined by Joel’s friend Erin Fox, who just got back from a pilgrimage to New York City to see Saturday Night Live. She recounts the 19 hours of waiting in line, the show itself (which was hosted by Woody Harrelson) and the afterparty. They also discuss the works of J.J. Abrams, Erin’s candy obsession and Lars’ recent encounter with a hooker. Does camping out for SNL live up to the hype? What’s the last thing Joel or Lars camped out in line for? How does Lars feel about Star Wars? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast. This week’s music: Intro – “Giddy Up” by Tahuna Breaks End – “On A Plane” by Froy Never miss a show. Subscribe on iTunes or through the XML feed.

Dwayne is stuck in an elevator with two members of the documentary crew that was filming the Skull Base for a 77 part expose. They are creeps with the uncanny ability to play clips from past episodes to justify their weird sentences. Get all caught up on half of the Skull Base lore with part one two of our clip show! Check out part one here!

  Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle don’t usually talk about politics on the show, but when Ted Cruz takes to Twitter to attack Net Neutrality, something that directly affects HoboTrashcan.com, they aren’t going to take that lying down. So the dynamic duo explains why you should care about Net Neutrality on this week’s show. They also discuss an exciting new DC Comics movie, a terrible origin story for Doctor Doom and Google’s new terrifying supervillain hideout. Can someone stop his/her mom from saying “OMG”? Why would anyone want to follow up Heath Ledger’s Joker performance? What’s the worst part about listening in on people’s phone calls? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast. This week’s music: Intro – “Giddy Up” by Tahuna Breaks End – “Rumble Strip” by The Archimedian Point Never miss a show. Subscribe on iTunes or through the XML feed.  

This time, the guys discuss the Genesis documentary Together and Apart and its severe lack of Hackett, and whether vinyl is truly making a comeback (and if it really sounds better than digital).  They go continental for Prog or Not Prog? with Asia, as well as naming albums they each tend to like that many prog fans don’t rate too highly.  Plus loop guitarist extraordinaire Matt Stevens of The Fierce and the Dead joins the discussion as special musical guest.

Melissa O’Brien (now LaMartina – congrats!) is a bit of renaissance woman – actress, writer, vocalist, costumer designer, burlesque dancer… the list goes on! She’s got this inner drive to just CREATE – even when she’s “off”. I love this interview – it’s seriously inspiring stuff. Be sure to check her out in Call Girl of Cthulhu and the upcoming short film, Spare Rooms. Photo by Thundergrunt’s own Bob Rose!

Hey Nerds!  This week the guys get together to talk about scary stories, MAGFest updates, Games they are currently playing, and listen to Mike TV get real mad about things.

This week, Joel Murphy and Lars of HoboTrashcan.com try to get to the bottom of what was really going on in Halloween Town in The Nightmare Before Christmas, including how many dead bodies were stacking up and if Jack ever visited the St. Patrick’s Day town. Lars also recaps his Halloween, the boys reveal the original ending of Pretty Woman and they refuse to sanction Jim Carrey’s buffoonery. Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? How much crack did Vivian smoke in the original script for Pretty Woman? Who was the original hipster? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast. This week’s music: Intro – “Giddy Up” by Tahuna Breaks End – “Up All Night” by Cathouse Prophets Never miss a show. Subscribe on iTunes or through the XML feed.