Sentences with phrase «recently rem»

Recently REM took part in a media tour to see how construction is progressing.

Recently REM interviewed Aunger at CREA's national headquarters in Ottawa.

Recently REM editor Jim Adair interviewed Iverson, along with CREA CEO Gary Simonsen.

Recently REM editor Jim Adair interviewed Iverson, along with CREA CEO Gary Simonsen.

Not exact matches

The first is actually creativity, because it's during REM sleep and dreaming specifically when the brain starts to collide all of the information that you've recently learned together with all of this back catalog of autobiographical information that you've got stored up in the brain.

Recently, the spotlight has focused on REM sleep as the most important phase for locking memories into long - term encoding.

The BBC recently penned their prospective on a new report by the Harvard Medical School that linked the use of tablets at night to an overall sleep onset delay of around ten minutes, and 11 minutes less REM sleep.

The renovation of the gallery space in the Pedder Building marks Lehmann Maupin's third collaboration with Pritzker - prize winning architect Rem Koolhaas, recently appointed as the curator of the Venice Biennale 14th International Architecture Exhibition (2014).

The Fondazione Prada in Milan recently opened in a gorgeous campus designed by Rem Koolhaas.

Zhukova recently announced that the Garage will be redesigned by world renowned architect Rem Koolhaas.

More recently, Dercon has worked with architects Rem Koolhaas and Herzog & de Meuron on the renovation of the Haus der Kunst itself.

Sleep tracking has been improved recently by Fitbit so you now see deep, light, REM, and awake times in your sleep data.

I made a reference here on REM recently to an outside article that was written about some consumer experiences with industry members.

I recently came across some old video footage of myself at a reading of an old REM column.

A previous chair of the Association Executives Council of CREA and Ontario Realtors Care Foundation, she was recently recognized by REM as one of the people who has had the greatest impact on the real estate industry in Canada in the last 25 years.

That's right, when we were playing doctor, we called it «Show me yours etc.» I touched briefly on the VOW (IDX) and buyer contracts issues recently and received this comment among several: «Just wanted to compliment you on your article in June's REM.

Richardson, who was recently named in REM's list of people who had the most influence on Canada's real estate industry during the last 25 years, joined TREB in 2000, at a time when the association had undergone a very difficult period.

Recently Huntsman Springs picked up the tab so REM could visit the area and find out why Canadians would be interested in visiting the Teton Valley, where Driggs (population 1,627) and Huntsman Springs is situated.

REM Magazine recently participated on a media panel at ARELLO's (Association of Real Estate License Law Officials) Annual General Meeting in Portland, Ore..

As reported in REM last month, Prudential Select Realty Inc. in Windsor, Ont., recently merged with independent Houston Group, to form the largest real...

Last but not least, when attending our annual awards gala recently, I was truly flattered by all the agents who read my column in REM.

Recently, Lawby spoke with REM senior editor Kathy Bevan about the way his company and the industry continue to evolve.

Ross, you may wan to take advantage of the analytical tool that was referenced recently, elsewhere on REM.

OR is this one of the «paid message» recently available on REM online?

Consider the following quote made recently here on REM, by the alias known as: Hard Working Realtor: «In fact, the transaction is almost always more about managing emotions and guiding sellers and buyers than it is about the stats or numbers.»

Ash now leads a network of 246 offices across western Canada from his regional headquarters in Kelowna, B.C. Recently, Ash spoke with REM senior editor Kathy Bevan about the view from the west of the agreement reached by CREA and the Competition Bureau and its impact on the industry.

Puthon recently spoke to REM in his office at the company's Burlington, Ont.

REM recently talked to Re / Max co-founder Frank Polzler's daughter, grandson and granddaughter, who currently work for Re / Max in various capacities.

In the photo: REM columnist Marty Douglas recently appeared in the musical Honk, the story of the ugly duckling, by the CoVal Choristers.

The builders, CaraCo Development, recently hosted REM for an overnight trip to experience the town and visit the Stone & South sales centre.

Obviously John has had some major disappointments recently and has chosen to vent in REM.

Just recently I've commented here (REM), on two examples of brokerage produced advertising in Ontario that I find unbelievable, and yet the bold are careful and confident enough not to flinch.

In my opinion, this describes the clause that Vito Campanale recently wrote about in REM.

REM recently asked three people in the industry about some of these real estate perceptions.

Hockey was interviewed recently by REM Senior Editor Kathy Bevan — an edited version of that conversation follows below.

REM: The appropriateness of using Internet technology and aggregators to more widely share listing data has recently made headlines in our magazine as well as elsewhere — what are your thoughts on Saskatchewan's recent agreement to use aggregator Point2 Technologies to disseminate listing data and Century 21 Canada's legal battle to prevent its listing data from being shared by aggregator Zoocasa.com?

Any Excavation Contractor worth his salt knows about everything that has been covered on this subject herein, and yet Karen P., seems to need to get the whole story, here on REM, (Heino must be proud) plus she needed to be advised to call her lawyer (she recently dealt with) in order to get advice on how to go about getting a legal opinion!

Two REM columnists were recently honoured by the Real Estate Institute of Canada, Toronto Chapter.

Then there is the (did I read here on REM some place recently where someone quoted that RECO is publicly funded?)

What your buyer needs to know: if he / she doesn't know — you had best inform them, or you might really be working for free, as in the case of the two noted issues recently noted here on REM.

Professionalism is a hot topic these days, so it's encouraging to see debate on the importance of professionalism and the challenges facing the real estate sector in the pages of REM, most recently in the two - part series by Lloyd Manning.

Recently, Sutton's president and CEO Scott Shaw spoke to REM senior editor Kathy Bevan about the strong role technology continues to play at Sutton Group and throughout the real estate industry, as he shared some of his thoughts about the next 25 years.

Recently he spoke to REM's Kathy Bevan.

It might be worth noting also, that until 1972 - 73, women were the property (chattels) of their husbands, (this might be of interest to recent immigrants who may not know the Canadian history), and up until then could not own property in just their own name; and in another REM article it was pointed out recently that back then, the writer noted a woman could not have a credit card in her own name; she had to be a secondary card holder on her husband's account (if he permitted it).

Recently six of the leaders met with REM to discuss their concerns.

Your point about how we're (industry members) hobbled when it comes to speaking up and out was valid, and I've actually spoken to that point recently on REM, as well.

Recently on REM we have seen two separate articles written by members, each of whom had their broker's licence, wherein they talked about the role of a Real Estate Professional, REALTOR, as it relates to putting deals together.

Speaking of «advertising» I don't know if anyone noticed the ad at the top of the REM home page featuring the in motion van offering your mobile services; I recently told editor Jim (who has nothing to do with advertising dept) that, bar none, it is the best ad I have ever seen, anyplace; combined with a really great logo, that now overprints on your personal video screen here.

Many independents still exist today, however I have noticed a number of mergers being announced recently (here on REM) that involve independents joining a major Franchised Brokerage.

REM interviews Richard Brinkley and Rick Hamilton, who recently formed a new partnership to operate the master Sutton Group franchise in Ontario.