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What the RFI?

Matt Brennan

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Join Matt Brennan, Assoc. AIA as he discusses the day-to-day life in the Contract and Construction Administration world. This podcast bridges the gap between Architects, Designers, Engineers, consultants and General Contractors as they work through Construction Administration (CA) related items. Each episode focuses on the challenges, techniques and technology to help navigate through the fast-paced construction industry. How many RFIs did you get this week?
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In each podcast we explore a number that will help us explain an issue that matters to our Pilots. This might be a scheduling metric, a Company financial number that impacts us, or anything else that has significance to us as SWAPA Pilots.
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People don't quit jobs, they quit bad leaders. We've all been there. Working under a leader who made every day feel like a battle, where communication was lacking, vision was unclear, and pressure felt like a crushing weight rather than a challenge to rise to. But what if you could be the leader who changes that? The MPWR Podcast is here to help you do just that. Hosted by Eric Pfeiffer, CEO of MPWR Coaching, this podcast is for leaders who want to show up stronger, smarter, and more resilie ...
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The Brainiate Show

David Giller, Brainiate

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This podcast is for Salesforce professionals looking to take their careers to the next level. Your host, David Giller, will provide you with all of the information that makes him such a sought-after speaker and consultant. David will speak about his experiences breaking into the business, how he overcame frequent roadblocks to success in the Salesforce community. He will also how to manage Salesforce projects, ways to avoid common blunders, and how to work efficiently as a Salesforce expert.
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”US News - Daily News Now!” is your go-to Fastcast™ — a fast, bite-sized podcast delivering the latest national headlines and top stories in under 2 minutes. Perfect for your busy lifestyle, this autogenerated news update keeps you informed on current affairs and trending topics from across the U.S., right when you need it. Stay updated with lightning-fast insights, designed to be accessed anytime, anywhere. Don’t miss out on the essential news you need to navigate your day — all in a Fastca ...
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Making a living on music is a dream for many musicians. Leaving a stable job and sharing your art with the world is intimidating, but Jamvana gives you the resources to earn a living with your music. We will discuss topics on music distribution, marketing, publishing, royalties, copyrights, and more to share unprecedented information on the inner workings of the music industry so you can make the most educated decisions about your career. Hosted by Monika "Monique" Mason, Lennon Cihak, and R ...
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Idahoans United for Women and Families are leading a grassroots effort to amend the state constitution, aiming to embed abortion rights and potentially overturn the strict abortion ban. Theyve collected over fifty thousand signatures, nearing the seventy-one thousand needed for the 2026 ballot. This initiative could significantly alter Idahos legal…
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Foreign adversaries capitalize on US soldiers and veterans financial strain and job insecurity, post-shutdown, to exploit them for sensitive national security information. Army intelligence warns of a surge in recruitment and exploitation attempts, urging troops to remain vigilant and prioritize national security. The Daily News Now! - Every city. …
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Idahoans United for Women and Families are leading a grassroots effort to amend the states constitution, aiming to end its strict abortion ban. Theyve collected over fifty thousand signatures, nearing the seventy-one thousand needed for the ballot. This proposed amendment could establish a right to abortion, overriding existing laws. Organizers are…
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Floridas seized Chinese drones repurposed for U.S. military training: The largest counter-drone destruction event in U.S. history is set to take place next month, with over five hundred Chinese-made drones being used as targets. This move comes after Florida banned state agencies from using Chinese-made drones due to concerns about their ties to th…
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Starting January 1, 2026, U.S. residents will pay $80 for an annual national park pass, while international visitors will pay $250. Eleven popular parks will charge $100 per person for non-residents. This move aims to make parks more accessible to Americans, with revenue funding park upgrades and maintenance. The passes will become fully digital, a…
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Starting in 2026, international visitors to U.S. national parks will pay more, with annual passes increasing to $250 and a $100 per person entry fee at popular parks. This change aims to benefit American taxpayers, who already support the park system. The America the Beautiful passes will also be available digitally, and Americans will enjoy free e…
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Floridas seized Chinese drones to be used in military training, marking largest counter-drone event in US history. The Military Drone Crucible will involve shotguns and other weapons, with more events planned next year. This development highlights the growing importance of counter-drone tactics for military and border security. The Daily News Now! …
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Utah lawmakers plan to appeal a new congressional map, aiming to regain control over district drawing. The map, drawn by the League of Women Voters of Utah and Mormon Women for Ethical Government, creates a Democratic-leaning district around Salt Lake City, potentially giving Democrats an extra seat. The legislature argues that the Utah Constitutio…
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Controversy erupts as six Democratic lawmakers, dubbed the Seditious Six, face backlash for advising active-duty service members to disregard unspecified illegal orders. The group, including Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin, and Representatives Jason Crow, Maggie Goodlander, Chris Deluzio, and Chrissy Houlahan, is accused of seditious behavio…
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Utahs new congressional map, drawn by the League of Women Voters and Mormon Women for Ethical Government, could give Democrats an extra seat. The Utah Legislature plans to appeal, as Senate President Stuart Adams calls it the most partisan and gerrymandered map. Governor Spencer Cox will delay the filing deadline with a special session, as the legi…
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Tension Rises in Trump-Saudi Meeting: Saudi Crown Prince Resists Abraham AccordsFormer President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met, with Trump pushing for Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords. However, the Crown Prince resisted, citing Saudi public opinion and the need for Israel to commit to a Palestinian state. Despi…
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Democratic strategist James Carville highlights the partys leadership void, emphasizing the need for a presidential nominee to unify the partys direction. He dismisses speculation about potential standard-bearers, suggesting that no single individual currently fits the bill. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praises incoming New York City…
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Texas seeks Supreme Court intervention, arguing a lower courts late block of its Republican-drawn congressional map disrupts election deadlines. The Purcell principle, which discourages election rule changes close to elections, is at the heart of the case. The Supreme Court has previously used this principle, allowing Republican maps in Alabama and…
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Democratic strategist James Carville highlights the partys lack of a clear leader, potentially opening a path for former President Donald Trump. He emphasizes that the presidential nominee, chosen through primaries, is the only figure who can truly represent the party. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praises incoming New York City Mayor…
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The Justice Department is establishing a new office, the Second Amendment Rights Section, to safeguard gun ownership rights. This move aligns with President Trumps executive order to review government actions that may infringe upon gun rights. The office will scrutinize local laws or policies that could limit gun ownership, marking a significant sh…
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36 state attorneys general urge Congress to let states regulate AI, warning of public safety risks and vulnerabilities, especially for children. They oppose a single national standard, fearing a patchwork of state laws would be too complex. With Congress struggling to pass federal AI laws, the attorneys general argue that blocking state efforts wou…
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Six Democratic lawmakers, known as the Seditious Six, have been accused of seditious behavior by former President Trump for advising active-duty service members to disregard unspecified illegal orders. The lawmakers, including Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin, and Representatives Jason Crow, Maggie Goodlander, Chris Deluzio, and Chrissy Houla…
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Former NYC Fire Department Commissioner Robert Tucker resigns due to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdanis anti-Israel rhetoric, expressing concern over Mamdanis far-left platform and potential impact on first responders confidence. Tuckers departure marks a significant shift in New York Citys political landscape, as he returns to the private sector amidst u…
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The House of Representatives introduces a comprehensive security upgrade for its members, providing up to twenty thousand dollars per month for personal protection and a one-time lifetime allotment of twenty thousand dollars for home security enhancements. A new Mobile Duress Program app will also be available for discreetly alerting law enforcemen…
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Prominent Jewish philanthropist and security executive, Mr. Tucker, resigns from NYC Fire Department due to concerns over incoming mayor, Mr. Mamdanis, anti-Israel comments. Tucker, who will return to private sector, warns of growing unease among Jewish community and law enforcement advocates regarding Mamdanis socialist agenda and criticism of Isr…
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Flight Risk report alleges Biden admin pressured airports to shelter migrants, including major hubs like Boston Logan, Chicago OHare, and New Yorks JFK. The administration reportedly ordered transportation agencies to find airport properties for migrant shelters or processing centers, diverting essential resources and causing safety and security is…
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Retired Army general criticizes Senator Mark Kelly and Democratic lawmakers for video urging service members to refuse illegal orders, calling it an insult to the chain of command. The video, organized by Senator Elissa Slotkin, has sparked political backlash and a Department of War investigation for possible violations of military law. The general…
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Doctor Joseph Abraham is set to become the acting director of the CDC, replacing the fired Susan Monarez. Abrahams appointment comes amidst controversy, as he has previously advocated for personal choice over vaccines and has been critical of the CDCs handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. His new role will see him leading the agency and guiding its pu…
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Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America, expresses disappointment as reports suggest War Secretary Pete Hegseth aims to end their long-standing military partnership. The organization highlights their century-long collaboration, emphasizing the militarys support for events like the National Jamborees and their role in providing…
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The Space Force has secretly awarded initial contracts for a new missile defense system, with Northrop Grumman and Anduril receiving ten million dollar deals. These contracts aim to develop space-based interceptors and ground stations, potentially worth tens of billions in production contracts. The government is incentivizing rapid innovation with …
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Two climbers tragically lost their lives on Mount Cook in New Zealand, while two others were rescued. The deceased included a U.S. citizen and a renowned climbing guide. They fell near the summit while roped together. Authorities are investigating, and the mountains challenging terrain and unpredictable weather are factors in its high fatality rate…
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Horrific Chicago Train Attack Sparks National Debate on Crime and Public SafetyA twenty-six-year-old woman, Bethany MaGee, was set on fire aboard a CTA Blue Line train, leaving her in critical condition. The alleged attacker, Lawrence Reed, was out on electronic monitoring following a prior violent assault. This incident has drawn criticism from th…
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Artificial Intelligence-driven fraud attempts are surging, particularly during the holiday shopping season. Major retailers are facing a significant increase in AI-generated scams, with deepfake technology playing a crucial role. Pindrop, a company specializing in detecting deepfakes, reports that three out of every ten fraud attempts are AI-driven…
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New York prosecutors announce plans to retry Pedro Hernandez for the 1979 murder of Etan Patz, a six-year-old boy who vanished on his way to school. The case, now in its third trial, hinges on Hernandezs confession, which his defense team argues was coerced. The retrial is set to begin by June 1st, or Hernandez will be released. The Daily News Now!…
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The Trump administration is reversing the Biden-era soot pollution rule, arguing it lacked authority. This rule aimed to reduce fine particle matter, potentially preventing thousands of premature deaths. The administration also lessened wetlands protections, rolled back endangered species safeguards, and proposed new oil drilling off California and…
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has launched Project Firewall to combat hiring discrimination, particularly targeting businesses that favor foreign workers over qualified Americans. The initiative, initiated by the Department of Labor, aims to protect the rights and job opportunities of skilled American workers. It involves enfor…
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A coalition of states and the District of Columbia sue Trump administration over HUDs homeless assistance funding changes. The lawsuit challenges HUDs new rules for its Continuum of Care program, which would redirect billions of dollars away from permanent housing solutions. The states argue that these changes shift money toward more temporary, tra…
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar accused Venezuela of harboring terrorist groups, including Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, and facilitating drug trafficking. He claimed President Nicolás Maduros government allows these groups to operate freely, turning Venezuela into a key base for international terrorist networks. Saar also criticized Madu…
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently praised New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdanis campaign, but expressed concerns about his policy proposals. Despite Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer not endorsing Mamdani, President Trump met with him, suggesting that Mamdani may now be the de facto leader of the Democratic Party. Bessent questioned Mamda…
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Wall Street experienced a bullish day on Tuesday, with all major US stock indexes closing higher. This surge was primarily due to new economic data indicating the Federal Reserve is likely to implement its third interest rate cut of the year in December. The Dow Jones Industrial Average led the gains, while the Nasdaq saw more modest increases due …
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Four House Democrats, including Jason Crow, Maggie Goodlander, Chris Deluzio, and Chrissy Houlahan, are under FBI investigation for a video advising service members to refuse illegal orders from the Trump administration. The video, featuring military and intelligence backgrounds, sparked Trumps labeling of them as traitors and calls for their impri…
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Mayor Muriel Bowser, after a decade in office, announces she wont seek a fourth term, citing family and new opportunities. She highlights her accomplishments and pride in D.C.s legacy. Bowser, who served three consecutive terms, navigated complex issues, including federal policies, and made her announcement without informing the White House. Her de…
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Former President Donald Trumps team has made progress towards a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, with American envoys engaging both governments. A revised twenty-eight-point peace plan, including input from both sides, has been drafted, leaving only a few disagreements to resolve. Trump has directed special envoy Steve Witkoff to meet wi…
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Xs new geolocation tool uncovers foreign influence on social media, revealing accounts pretending to be U.S. MAGA supporters but actually operating from overseas. The tool identifies manipulated profiles, bots, and coordinated manipulation efforts, sparking reactions from political figures and activists. The findings suggest a coordinated effort to…
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Ohio residents may soon receive up to $3,000 each as the state Supreme Court prepares to rule on a case regarding COVID-19 unemployment benefits. Governor Mike DeWines early termination of the program, which missed out on $900 million in federal payments, is being challenged. The case could set a precedent for future crises. The Daily News Now! - E…
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New York Citys Mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, appoints sociology professor Alex Vitale as community safety advisor, signaling a potential shift in law enforcement approach. Vitale, known for his book The End of Policing, argues against traditional strategies, suggesting they disproportionately target minority communities. His appointment indicates a …
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Former President Donald Trump pardoned two record-setting turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, in a Thanksgiving ceremony at the Rose Garden. Despite Waddles absence, Trump humorously addressed the situation and praised the farmers who raised the birds. He also made political statements, including a joke about last years turkeys being processed, and express…
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Former President Donald Trump, during a White House event, criticized Chicagos leaders for rejecting federal assistance amidst rising violence. He accused Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J.B. Pritzker of incompetence and urged them to invite federal help. Trump claimed federal teams were ready to intervene, citing a recent horrific incident as e…
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Political tensions rise as Vice President Vance and Senator McConnell clash over potential peace deal with Russia. McConnell warns against rewarding Russian aggression, while Vance criticizes McConnells stance on President Bidens foreign policy. Both sides emphasize their commitment to Ukraines sovereignty and the need for a genuine peace deal. The…
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Justine Lindsay, the NFLs first openly transgender cheerleader, reveals she was removed from the Carolina Panthers TopCats squad, contrary to her earlier statement. She expresses hurt and questions the organizations decision, impacting children who looked up to her. Despite this, Lindsay moves forward with new projects, including a documentary and …
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Former White House military aide calls for prosecution of six Democratic lawmakers, accused of urging military personnel to defy President Trumps orders. He views their actions as a serious breach, potentially endangering lives and undermining the militarys chain of command. The six Democrats named include Senator Mark Kelly, Senator Elissa Slotkin…
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