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kefirstushyu · 2 months

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🏠Finally made UVS OC YIPPIE, she's a REALTOR

Corcka - "House" in Udmurtian

Shtepia - "House" in Albanian

Domovna - patronymic made out of Slavic/Russian "House"

BONUS: Sketches

Translation of non-english text:

"SHE will eat YOU!!!! (or not idk)"

"Do you ummm wanna uhh rent a house?"

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scpwiki-official · 24 days

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ouagghhhh anatomy house realtor sona

#hey uh mutuals/followers who are actually apart of that fandom is it like ok to make ocs #we want to give our beautiful wife (house) a fleshsona

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trashjackalope · 24 days

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Life rambles under cut

I can't wait wait wait until we get the new art studio set up and I can get back to my projects. I've been in limbo since just before the turn of the year because I was originally going to do the shed conversion and then the move jumped on us. I managed to get a new baby quilt done for the realtor (who had a newborn last week), but everything else is packed up.

Taquito has been more nervous than usual

I want to include these poles in a lino block piece

And I've been playing around with a new sona design

As a treat making it to the end, here's some dogs I saw at the vet.

#life rambles #taquito #oc: gules #art ref

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sonabaghdassarian · 4 years

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via Twitter https://twitter.com/SonaBaghdassar4

#realtor #realty #real estate #real estate agent #california #Sona Baghdassarian #Berkshire Hathaway HomeSe

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tsghuntcountryvirginia · 5 years

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Where to Find The Scout Guide: Hunt Country Vol. 7

Scouted Businesses in bold

MIDDLEBURG:

Nature Composed McEnearney Associates, Realtors Catesby Farm Estate Kriser's Natural Pet Mystique Jewelers Middleburg Bank Middleburg Antiques Emporium Sona Bank Middleburg Bank Thaiverse Gum Tree Farm Tully Rector Middleburg Antiques Emporium Bryne Gallery Middleburg Tack Exchange David Ladd Cuppa Giddy Up English Country Classics Permanent Line Salamander Resort & Spa Market Salamander National Sporting Library & Museum Green Heart Juice Shop MODA Lookbook Atelier Design & Decor

MARSHALL:

Cordial Coffee The Whole Ox Field & Main Restaurant Gentle Harvest Domestic Aspirations Hunt Country Kitchen & Bath Studio Bella Villa Antiques & Vintage Rentals Red Truck Bakery Tri-County Feeds Johnny Monarchs

THE PLAINS:

The Front Porch Market & Grill Dwell Fine Art & Craft Baileywyck Antiques Piedmont Small Animal & Piedmont Equine Happy Creek Coffee & Haymarket Bicycles Studio The Annex

LEESBURG:

EyeTopia McEnearney Associates, Realtors The Fine Gallery Bow Tie Strategies Tuskies Shoe, Cup, & Cork Lightfoot Restaurant Infrom Fitness 27 South Interiors Revive Nail Salon Green Heart Juice Shop Loudoun Brewing Co. Visit Loudoun Tourist Center For Goodness Sake Tryst Gallery

BERRYVILLE:

Hip & Humble Interiors The Tea Cart Modern Mercantile My Neighbor & Me Cordial Coffee Co. Bank of Clarke County BB&T Bank The Berryville Grille

BOYCE/WHITE POST:

L'Auberge Provencale The Other Elizabeth

VINT HILL/WARRENTON:

Farm Station Cafe

ALDIE:

Green Heart Juice Shop

PURCELLVILLE:

Artisan Aesthetics

LITTLE WASHINGTON/SPERRYVILLE/HUNTLY:

Wild Roots Apothecary August Georges Glen Gordon Manor Rare Finds R.H. Ballard White Moose Inn Sperryville Corner Store The Blue Door Little Washington Spa Gay Street Inn Tula's Gay Street Gallery Foster Harris House Cheri Woodard Realty Happy Camper Pen Druid Brewery

GEORGETOWN:

The Georgetown Inn The Four Seasons - Georgetown The Ritz-Carlton - Georgetown Baked & Wired Billy Reid Laudureé J. McLaughlin

WASHINGTON, D.C.:

The Hamilton The W Hotel Washington District Chophouse & Brewery Pitango’s Gelato

And more coming soon, follow us on Instagram to see where Scout is!

Would you like to have supply of complimentary guides available at your business? Email us.

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iol247 · 4 years

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SONA 2020 reactions: Empty promises and impossible dreams

Reaction to president Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nationa Address (SONA) has been less than enthusiastic.

The president’s speech, heavily delayed due to petty politicking in Parliament, took a hopeful slant on South Africa’s many problems, with Ramaphosa insisting that government has a plan which is already in motion.

Notably, he said that the government cannot do it alone, and called on businesses and all South Africans to join government to work together to turn around the country’s fortunes.

But markets are not looking for inspired platitudes about hope for the future – they have been waiting for actual solutions to problems like high unemployment, low economic growth, failing state companies and policy uncertainty.

On this front, the president appears to have come up short.

Here’s what various sectors said:

Rand reaction – SONA was a non-event

The rand remained flat throughout the SONA, after trading sideways for the most part of Thursday.

According to Bianca Botes, Treasury Partner at Peregrine Treasury Solutions, there was little to energise the markets.

“In currency market terms, SONA has largely been a non-event, with little new coming to the fore in terms of policy and reform plans,” she said.

“We now turn our attention towards the budget later this month, waiting with bated breath for the “How” and “When” from finance minister Tito Mboweni.”

Intellidex – A PR win, but it’s mostly just talk

Intellidex analyst Peter Attard Montalto described Ramaphosa’s speech as a PR win, with okay policy, but little in the way of execution.

“The SONA scores highly for PR/rhetoric (an 8/10), actual policy is ‘ok’ (at a 6.5/10, being generous), but signs of any shifts towards implementation through specificity of timelines or named, delineated responsibility falls flat (2/10 at best),” he said.

“This was therefore a decent speech and a win in those narrow terms and will generate some buzz, yet only action will move business sentiment. ”

The analyst noted that the speech will raise expectations on a variety of policy fronts, which subsequently raises risks both politically and in terms of market disappointment – especially with the budget coming up so soon.

“As we have reinforced so much in the last year – PR and policy can both get ticks, but the proof is in the implementation where capacity is lacking, combined with a lack of urgency across the wider public sector – and the Presidency struggles to push implementation action downwards to where it matters.

“As such we think the positivity around this will eventually fade as delay (at best) sets in. The President will also have set up the perfect reasons for him to be removed if he does not deliver such specificity- in 2022.”

Realtors – We’ve heard this all before

Yael Geffen, chief executive officer of Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty, said Ramaphosa’s opening address to Parliament lacked substance and would do little to boost domestic or international investor confidence.

“The world would be forgiven for thinking they were listening to a rebroadcast of 2019’s speech; we’re in the same place economically and a year down the line the president is talking about the same things,” Geffen said.

“Loadshedding is crippling the economy, corruption continues to plague government, our public service wage bill is bloated in the extreme, crime is rampant, the youth need employment and our economic outlook is dire, to say the least.

“The speech also failed to allay investor concerns about the future of private land ownership, which is going to be felt across the economy.”

Outa – Big plans, but where’s the action?

Civil action group Outa said that it wants to believe Ramphosa’s promises, but needs actual action to be convinced that they’re anything more than empty words.

“We want to believe in the vision and plans promoted during the President’s speech. However, unless the promises made are followed by concrete, faster implementation South Africa will remain in a precarious state. We are running out of time,” it said.

“Recognising that the state of the nation is heading towards a dire situation, the President listed numerous promising initiatives to stimulate the economy. These ranged from the promotion of IPPs, building infrastructure and reducing the barriers to doing business, to addressing corruption and the inefficient use of public funds.

The president’s vision, Outa said, can only become a reality when those in authority lead by example and begin a meaningful cost-cutting journey from the top.

“We still need to see the promised public performance agreements for ministers, along with a real “new culture of transparency and accountability”. While senior leaders implicated in state capture continue to walk free, society will remain rightfully wary in this regard.”

Auctioneers – Government is spinning impossible dreams

Joff van Reenen, director of South Africa’s property auctioneer High Street Auctions, said after the State of the Nation Address it’s clear government is not remotely equipped nor competent to lead the country out of its economic crisis.

“Any turnaround now will come from the private sector and business is going to be working alone to pull this country from what can only be described as ‘disaster’,” he said.

“This private-public partnership Ramaphosa has touted ever since he walked into the Presidency hasn’t materialised so far and will never get off the ground as long as the government’s policies continue to actively deter investment confidence.

“We need entrepreneurship, we need innovation and we need business to believe in the future of the country and step up to the plate. As far as government is concerned, the only thing it needs to get right and quickly is a stable power supply so that business can get on with the business of rescuing South Africa.”

Sage – Ramaphosa delivered a sober SONA

Pieter Bensch, executive VP, Africa & Middle East: Sage, said that the SONA addressed many of the concerns facing South Africa, but now required action.

“President Ramaphosa delivered a sober assessment of the challenges the nation faces along with realistic proposals about how these problems may be addressed,” he said.

“It is especially encouraging to see that the government is taking steps to ease the energy crisis, which has crippled growth and hurt the sustainability of so many businesses big and small.

“The promises to procure emergency energy, to let municipalities procure their own power from independent power producers, and fast-track self-generation licenses for large industrial users must be translated into urgent action.

“As the negative economic data for December 2019 shows, time is running out for our economy. Small businesses can’t afford to lose 20 business hours per week to load shedding.”

Bensch said that the president’s recognition of the crisis of youth unemployment, and of the importance of entrepreneurship in driving job and wealth creation is important.

“However, I am not sure that some of the top-down proposals for growing small businesses will necessarily be effective,” he said.

https://businesstech.co.za/news/government/374156/sona-2020-reactions-empty-promises-and-impossible-dreams/

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charlesccastill · 6 years

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Commercial Real Estate Industry Continues to Reduce Energy Consumption, Carbon Emissions and Water Usage

WASHINGTON — A new report from the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Greenprint Center for Building Performance shows that the commercial real estate industry is making significant progress in reducing energy consumption, carbon emissions, water usage and waste disposal.

The Greenprint Center, which is part of ULI’s Center for Sustainability and Economic Performance, comprises an alliance of the world’s leading real estate owners, investors and financial institutions who are committed to improving environmental performance across the global property industry.

In light of the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report documenting worsening impacts of climate change, methods to optimize energy usage and reduce environmental impacts are becoming more urgent. Volume 9 of the Greenprint Performance Report, which tracks, benchmarks, and analyzes the performance of nearly 8,000 properties globally owned by Greenprint’s members, demonstrates a 3.3-percent reduction in energy consumption, a 3.4-percent reduction in carbon emissions, and a 2.9-percent reduction in water use between 2016 and 2017.

In a statement accompanying the release of the report, Lynn Thurber, Immediate Past Chairman of the Sustainability Center’s Advisory Board, pointed to the correlation between improved building performance and improved investment returns over time. “Nine years in, Greenprint continues to expand its value proposition by working with its members to develop market solutions that will further reduce environment impact and increase asset-level net operating income,” said Thurber, who is a former ULI Global Chairman, Chairman of JLL Income Property Trust and former Chairman of LaSalle Investment Management.

Globally, buildings account for more than one-third of global climate-changing carbon emissions. The results from the new report indicate that Greenprint members are on track to exceed Greenprint’s target of a 50-percent emissions reduction by 2030, which is in line with the goals of the IPCC and ratified by the Paris Climate Accord. This marks the eighth consecutive year that members have experienced improved building performance, in terms of energy consumed and emissions reduced. The reduction in emissions in 2017 are the equivalent of 1.5 million trees planted, 12,600 cars taken off the road, 6,300 homes consuming no energy, and 136,000 barrels of oil not consumed.

“The ULI Greenprint Center for Building Performance continues to help its members take demonstrable and meaningful action to create high-efficiency buildings,” said ULI Global Chief Executive Officer W. Edward Walter. “Greenprint demonstrates how owners and developers can efficiently conserve water and energy and be part of the solution to climate change. The results that the Greenprint members achieve are inspiring a broader movement within the real estate sector to improve building performance.”

The report reflects the results of hundreds of practices Greenprint members have undertaken to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. Examples include:

Installation of high efficiency equipment and controls – The most common project in the Greenprint portfolio was the installation of high efficiency HVAC equipment and controls. One example that the report cites is from Tishman Speyer, which installed a chiller replacement and thermal ice storage project at 45 and 50 Rockefeller Center. Energy use dropped by 2.3 million kilowatt-hours, and demand declined by 45 percent from the storage tie-in. The payback on the system took only seven years.

Waste reduction projects – Greenprint members reported 147 waste-reduction projects, including better understanding the waste streams, new recycling containers to better organize waste rooms, and tenant training on waste. PGIM Real Estate, a Greenprint member, undertook a campaign to replace older trash containers with 105 solar-powered compacting bins. This resulted in an average 23.7 percent recycling rate and a five-year payback, in addition to a 13.3 percent annual return on investment.

Installation of high-efficiency lighting equipment – High-efficiency lighting in buildings in the Greenprint portfolio was the most effective practice for reducing energy consumption, with a total of 351,553 megawatt-hours in expected annual savings and achieving payback in less than one year.

Reducing water usage – Efforts to reduce water consumption included the use of green infrastructure systems. For example, at Jamestown’s Larkspur Landing Office campus in Larkspur, California, over $1 million was invested to renovate the landscape, including adding drought-tolerant and native plants, along with retrofitting the irrigation system to employ drip irrigation.

Tenant engagement – Numerous members reported engaging their tenants at a zero-dollar investment. The report states that “tenants who feel engaged, and can see evidence that their space is sustainable, could also be more likely to renew their lease.

The report identifies several industry trends related to the reduction in energy consumption and carbon emissions, including:

Investing in innovations – As technologies evolve, so too does the real estate industry. Keeping up with the latest trends and innovations can enhance both the cost savings and the return on investment of implementing them. In order to identify successful early-stage technology companies, real estate owners and developers are starting to partner with technology incubators such as Fifth Wall and MetaProp.

Changing utility relationship – As utility grids become more stressed, utilities are looking for ways to help real estate firms reduce consumption and demand through incentives; and they are seeking to collaborate on distributed energy resources such as renewables and battery storage.

Expanding the definition of sustainability – Building tenants and investors are increasingly considering health, wellness, and resilience to be part of sustainable building practices. Certifications such as WELL and Fitwel are becoming increasingly popular as a way to attract tenants and improve asset value. Extreme weather events are further encouragement for buildings to implement design and operations strategies to improve building resilience.

The 7,950 properties owned or managed by Greenprint members included in this report’s analyses are located across 28 countries and account for nearly 2 billion square feet of building area. The value of real estate assets under management by Greenprint members exceeds $760 billion, which is almost 4 percent of the value of high-quality commercial properties globally. Future Greenprint initiatives will continue to grow engagement with real estate leaders globally, with heightened attention in the Europe and Asia/Pacific markets.

The data used in the report was submitted to the Greenprint Center by its 33 members and affiliated partners. Greenprint’s real estate members include: Berkshire Communities; BlackRock; CalPERS; Clarion Partners; CommonWealth Partners; DWS; First Washington Realty, Inc.; GID; GI Partners; GLL Real Estate Partners; Granite Properties; Heitman; Hines; Howard Hughes; Invesco; Jamestown Properties; Jones Lang LaSalle; Kilroy Realty; LaSalle Investment Management; Morgan Creek Ventures LLC; Parkway Properties; PGIM; Prologis; Rudin Management Company, Inc.; Savanna; Sonae Sierra; Tishman Speyer and The Net Group.

from boston condos ford realtor http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/BostonRealEstateCondos/~3/csuVx_vE65I/

#boston #condos #boston condos #boston luxury condo #boston condominium #boston rentals #boston condo

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kefirstushyu · 2 months

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💥SOMETIMES ALL YOU NEED TO BE HAPPY IS A GREAT HOUSE, AM I RIGHT?💥

She slayed

#art #house hunted oc #house hunted game #house hunted #uncanny valley john doe #uncanny valley #uncanny valley series #john doe #john doe game #oc #realtor sona #illustration #artists on tumblr #digital art

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bluepoodle7 · 8 months

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#PomPomKeychain #PuffballKeychain #RegularGuySonaIdea #Johndoegame #Househuntedgame #RealtorsonaIdea #MyThoughts

New challenge go to the store then purchase a puff ball or pom pom keychain or if you already have one then draw a regular guy sona as a base with a backstory.

These little guys are pretty cute.

These look like the in between of a regular guy making a fake body.

And for REALTORs I like to look at miniature houses or toy houses for references.

Like for my mobile home infected realtor based off this toy but winged it.

I'm surprised that the Househuntedgame fan base hasn't 3D printed Maison Talo and Heim Balie's house bodies with the lures yet to sell on Etsy.

Might be expensive.

But I don't know if that would count as original art to sell though.

I noticed both Maison Talo and Heim Baile's houses don't have mailboxes.

Images not mine but links are there.

Error Page | eBay

Figure shop in Japan | eBay Stores

Images not mine but links are there.

M&C Music Color 20 Pcs Faux Fur Ball Pom Poms Keychains for Handbag Purse Fluffy Ball (With Lobster Buckle) at Amazon Women’s Clothing store

4" Faux Fur Pom Pom Keychain Rainbow Color - Dollar Store (dollar-store.us)

Cute Monster Pom Pom Ball Fluffy Ball Keychain Keyring Key Chain Ring Bag Charm | eBay

Amazon.com: Unpafcxddyig Pom Poms Keychains Fluffy Rainbow Colorful Pompoms Keyring Faux Rabbit Fur Key Chain for Car Bag Charm,Rainbow b : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry

Pin on Fashion References (pinterest.com)

Amazon.com: Faux Fox Fur Pom Poms Keychain Purse Fluffy Ball for Womens Bag Pendant (Purple): Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry

HYPE LAVENDER POM POM | Hype. (justhype.com)

#Pom Pom Keychain #Puffball Keychain #Regular Guy Sona Idea #Johndoegame #Househuntedgame #Realtorsona Ideas #My Thoughts

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bluepoodle7 · 8 months

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#Klonoa #JohnDoeGame #RegularGuy #DreamTraveler #MySketch #SpeciesSwap #RegularKlonoa #DreamDoe #Falseperson

This is what I sketched so far so things might change.

Regular Guy Klonoa's has Wahoo! on his zipper.

This is my first time coloring my artwork on Mspaint.

I usually do this if I'm not sure what colored pencil I should use to color a character.

This is the beta sketch of dream traveler John Doe holding regular guy Klonoa.

I know it's not that great.

The circle was to test his fake clay skin color for what color pencil to use.

I used the line and curve shape tools to get the lineart that I drew to match the sketch then I colored it in with my touch screen with those touch screen stylus but mine was not a pen but came from a capsule.

What is on Dream Traveler Doe's shirt says Arrest.

Colored it by pixel.

This method takes a lot longer than me just inking and coloring it in real life if I have time.

Regular Guy Klonoa has tan skin and Dream Traveler John Doe has either light peach or sand fake skin color.

Thinking about making regular Klonoa have a yellow lineart similar to how John Doe has red lineart on the hair in the traditional version.

Also give Doeball Klonoa his cowlick back.

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The mouth is the beta design sketch to the infected realtor Au of a parasitism Falseperson.

Zanadu is her name and she is the first fungmammal to successfully change into a humanoid form in my infected realtor Au into a Falseperson which is like a bootleg Regular Guy that loves water and tries to blend in the Uncanny Valley.

She/Thon

I hand drew her myself and this is the lineart and test color for this character.

Zanadu's fake putty rubber like human form and her three eyed fox rabbit shark fungmammal form.

She wears a shark tooth like necklace and has shark teeth designs on her jacket and pants.

Falseperson's don't have a doeball form but if badly damaged they revert into fungmammal form.

Her shirt design is mostly sea themed or fish puns.

Her fake birthmark on her right cheek changes shapes but the default is a heart shape.

When a Falseperson gets hit with a physical move they will take the hit then save that force for a later attack by them that will be two times more powerful.

When a Falseperson hits a regular guy with their water finger gun or shocks a freshly freed regular guy from the water be like.

Videos not mine but links are there. INTELEON - SNIPE SHOT (POKEMON SHIELD) (youtube.com)

Super Effective - Pokémon Sound Effects (youtube.com)

E-Circuit 2-in-1 Stylus Pens, 5.5-in. | Dollar Tree

Let's Play ILLBLEED Part 21C - Toyhunter - YouTube

(Next set to mspaint lineart and test color.)