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Sapporo-Stone Brewing provides updates on their first phase of expansion.

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ESCONDIDO, CA ... Two years following the announcement of its acquisition by Sapporo U.S.A., San Diego-based Sapporo-Stone Brewing, unveils the near completion of phase one of its expansion project at its Escondido brewery. The $20 million investment in the Escondido, CA facility is one of two significant investments for growth with $40 million invested in the company’s Richmond, VA operation. These investments will result in the doubling of the company’s capacity to about 700,000 barrels a year across its bi-coastal breweries. The brewing of Sapporo beers in Escondido, CA and Richmond, VA is now underway.

Stone Brewing, Southern California’s largest craft brewery was acquired by Sapporo U.S.A. in 2022. The goal was to transition from an importer to a U.S. brewer, ultimately brewing, selling, and marketing all of Sapporo’s beers for the U.S. market locally. Richmond’s expansion will be unveiled this fall. By late summer, all production of Sapporo beers will have moved from Canada and Asia to the U.S.

Sapporo-Stone Brewing is now a combined team of nearly 850 employees, about 600 of whom are based in San Diego County. In support of its expansion project, the company added 125 jobs locally and another 75 outside of San Diego County. More than 150 team members have been promoted or moved into new or expanded roles since the acquisition.

“Operationally, this acquisition looks a lot like a merger,” stated Zach Keeling, Sapporo-Stone Brewing Interim CEO. “Our two companies are now fully integrated – Innovating, brewing, selling, marketing, and operating as a single, combined business. The Sapporo and Stone Brewing brands will maintain their individual identities, but we are Sapporo-Stone in name, operations, and culture.”

The Escondido expansion project includes additional tanks and packaging lines to increase capacity and efficiency. On the West Coast Sapporo-Stone now operates out of its two Escondido brewing and packaging buildings and a distribution warehouse with offices also in Escondido. It occupies additional warehouse space in San Marcos, CA and Downey, CA. The company operates two Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens and five Stone Brewing Tap Rooms. On the East Coast, Sapporo-Stone operates another brewery, an off-site warehouse, and a Stone Brewing Tap Room all in Richmond, VA.

Now the nation’s 12th largest brewery by volume* Sapporo-Stone Brewing aims for a top 10 ranking. Finding growth in the beer market is challenging as craft consolidates and alcohol drinkers explore countless new innovations, but Sapporo-Stone’s craft-meets-import portfolio sets the company apart. In both the Import and Craft categories, Sapporo and Stone are gaining share over the last year. Sapporo is the number one selling Asian beer brand in the U.S., with sales up +13.1%, nearly double the growth of the Import category, +6.7%.** Most of this growth is attributed to its flagship Sapporo Premium. Stone’s best sellers include the Stone Delicious IPA family of beers, Stone IPA and Stone Buenaveza Salt & Lime Lager. These Stone core brands are also growing, up 13.2%.***

At its Escondido Open House event on May 21, 2024, Hiro Kitaoka, Sapporo-Stone Brewing Chairman stated, “Stone Brewing is among the world’s most recognizable and celebrated craft breweries. We admire the team’s innovative spirit, passion, and world-class brewing expertise. We are proud to continue the legacy of Stone and honored to have this full team’s commitment to the Sapporo brand. We are stronger together, and proud to be a growing San Diego business.”

Stone Brewing was among San Diego’s pioneering craft brewers and is credited for bringing national and international attention to San Diego as a thriving craft beer city. In its early years, the team fostered collaboration through the formation of Stone Distributing Company to distribute small craft brands. It curated countless invitational beer festivals, served guest beers on tap, and played a founding role in the San Diego Brewers Guild. Stone Brewing continues to host local craft beer events and festivals and to offer creative craft innovations like its Stone One Batch Dispatch beers alongside its year-round beers available nationwide and in 50+ countries. Locally-brewed Sapporo beers can be enjoyed and purchased at all Stone Brewing locations.

For more information visit StoneBrewing.com and SapporoBeer.com and follow on socials @StoneBrewing and @sapporobeerusa.

Sapporo-Stone Brewing is hiring! Find job postings at StoneBrewing.com/about/careers.

*Rankings compiled by the Brewers Association ** NielsenIQ, Total US xAOC + Convenience, Last 52 Weeks Ending 4/27/24 ***NielsenIQ, Total US xAOC + Convenience, Last 52 Weeks Ending 4/27/24

ABOUT SAPPORO-STONE BREWING

Sapporo brewed the first beer of Japan in 1876. It’s now the number one selling Asian beer brand in the U.S. thanks to its best-selling Sapporo Premium. Sapporo acquired Stone Brewing in 2022 to brew all of Sapporo’s beer for the U.S. market. Stone Brewing, established in 1996, pioneered the West Coast Style IPA helping to fuel the modern craft beer revolution. Its most popular beers include Stone IPA, Stone Delicious IPA and Stone Buenaveza Salt & Lime Lager. Now one company, Sapporo-Stone Brewing is the 12th largest brewery in the U.S. and operates production facilities in Escondido, CA and Richmond, VA plus seven Stone Brewing tap room and bistro locations. Sapporo-Stone's long list of environmental efforts includes a LEED Silver Certification, world-class water reclamation and creative uses of spent grain. To find Sapporo and Stone beers, visit find.stonebrewing.com and Sapporobeer.com/find-sapporo. For more information visit stonebrewing.com and sapporobeer.com.

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Patio Productions Opens San Diego Patio Furniture Showroom

Formerly known as San Diego Patio, Patio Productions has converged it's online presence with a patio furniture showroom centrally located in San Diego, CA. You might remember us a few years back when we had our Pacific Beach Showroom off Santa Fe Road. San Diego Patio.com is now Patio Productions. Please Note: As of 2017 - Our Sorrento Valley Location is Closed Our New Primary Location: Patio Productions San Diego 2161 Hancock St San Diego, CA 92110 Our North County Location: Patio Productions San Marcos 260 S Pacific St. Suite 120A San Marcos, CA 92078 We've found a new home that has an outdoor furniture showroom that is just a hop and a skip away no matter which part of San Diego you're coming from! If you're looking for the best prices, quality furniture, and first-class service, you need to make the trip! The Best Outdoor Furniture Outlet in San Diego, CA Although Patio Productions is primarily an online company, we are based in Sunny San Diego. This works out for you because this means you have access to our patio furniture warehouse! Get a discount on patio furniture because we import directly, house products in our San Diego Warehouse, and sell directly to you at discounted prices. No middleman! We've supplied patio furniture for people coming from San Marcos all the way down to Mission Hills. Patio Productions also works for Commercial Projects. We've furnished local venues like the Westfield Shopping Center, the Pantai Inn located in La Jolla, and most recently the Ronald McDonald House at Rady's Children's Hospital! Learn more about Commercial Furniture Projects. Purchase from a Reputable Outdoor Furniture Company Patio Productions has a stout reputation for providing quality patio furniture with the highest level of customer service. We've been featured on Houzz.com and sell furniture on Amazon.com (yes, this is the warehouse it will ship out of)! Patio Production on Houzz Here's a review Brian W. left us on Yelp.com: "Purchased the outdoor wicker sectional sofa set up (Urbana) a month ago. Love it. Get tons of compliments from guests on it's look and comfort. Did tons of shopping prior to finding this company and set up. Feel like I got a great deal on it. Glad my budget and my wife's tastes agree in time to enjoy the set all summer. no real constructive criticism needed, the products and service were as advertised.....great." -Brian W. from Escondido, CA San Diego Patio Furniture Showroom When searching for the best furniture store in San Diego, you must visit Patio Productions! Patio Productions stands amongst local San Diego furniture companies like Hauser Patio Furniture and Saddleback Patio Furniture. We have both a Warehouse and a Showroom. Because of this, we can offer the of the best prices guaranteed! Whether you are looking for teak patio furniture, wicker patio furniture, bar stools, bar tables, sofa sectionals, outdoor daybeds, or just a few patio umbrellas, Patio Productions can get you everything you need! We work with some of the top brands in the industry and have a growing reputation that has been evolving over the past 7 years! Patio Furniture San Diego Clearance Looking for clearance on luxury outdoor furniture priced to sell here in San Diego? You're in luck. Patio Productions is currently having a Summer Patio Sale for a limited time only! We've overstocked a few items and need to clear out space before the next shipment arrives. All of the products in our warehouse can be found on our website. We recommend taking a look the following collections before visiting so you have an idea of what you're looking for. Here is what you can find on sale at our San Diego Patio Furniture Outlet Store: Featuring Showroom Products from: - Harmonia Living - Forever Patio - Sunset West Please Note: As of 2017 - Our Sorrento Valley Location is Closed - Check out our NEW LOCATION Address: Patio Productions San Diego 2161 Hancock St San Diego, CA 92110 About the Author This post was written on behalf of Patio Productions by Cheryl Khan. She is a seasoned blogger, DIY fanatic, and an admitted designaholic. To get in touch with her, you can send her a message on G+ or follow her on twitter @SuperInteriors. Read the full article

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In California’s Inland Empire, the supply chain doesn’t just flow. It gushes.

Logistics dominates the former citrus powerhouse where almost 5 million live. For better or worse, the region’s present and future are tied to mammoth, sleek-walled warehouses and an 18-wheeled armada connecting the fruits of overseas labor to shopping aisles and doorsteps.

That change hit light speed during the the coronavirus pandemic, which spiked demand for online shopping and warehouses to store goods bought virtually with one-day delivery. In 2020, the top 500 North American retailers generated $849.5 billion in online sales, up 45.3% from 2019 and the biggest jump since 2006, Forbes reported.

“What we see happening on the ground today is a result of our choices as a society, to shop more online, to change the way that we acquire products,” said Juan Perez, Riverside County’s chief operating officer.

The story of the Inland warehouse boom has chapters in geography, globalization and demographics — take out a chapter and the ending changes. It’s a long-running drama pitting those who see logistics as the best option for a low-skilled workforce against those who blame warehouses and the diesel-belching trucks filling them for poisoning the air, clogging freeways and paying low wages.

A logistics area at San Bernardino Avenue and California Street in Redlands is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Saia LTL Freight facility on Santa Ana Avenue in Fontana is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Trucks at a Walmart distribution center in Eastvale are seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Costco distribution center in Jurupa Valley is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Amazon Fulfillment Center on San Bernardino Avenue in Redlands is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

An industrial area at San Bernardino Avenue and California Street in Redlands is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Union Pacific Railroad facility in Bloomington is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. Freight trains haul goods offloaded at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to Inland Empire warehouses. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Union Pacific Railroad facility in Bloomington is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. Freight trains ferry goods from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to Inland logistics centers. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Costco distribution center in Jurupa Valley is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Semi-trucks make their way up California Street in Redlands on Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Saia LTL Freight facility on Santa Ana Avenue in Fontana is seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Industrial and logistics facilities in the vicinity of Nevada Street, south of San Bernardino Avenue, in Redlands are seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Warehouses on the north side of the 60 Freeway at Etiwanda Avenue in Jurupa Valley are seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Warehouses in the vicinity of Nevada Street in Redlands are seen Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021. Because of several factors, the Inland Empire has become a hub for the logistics industry. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

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It’s also a story that — like the logistics industry — keeps growing:

From 2004 to 2020, the Inland logistics footprint roughly doubled to almost 600 million square feet, according to commercial real estate firm CBRE.

The number of Inland “big box” distribution centers grew 54% from 463 in 2009 to 711 in 2020, according to Statista, a market and consumer data firm.

In 2019, the Inland Empire was home to 21 of the nation’s 100 biggest logistics leases, the California attorney general’s office reported.

An estimated 40% of the nation’s consumer goods come through the region, Bloomberg News reported, and the logistics industry employed almost 1 in 8 Inland workers as of early 2021.

Amazon is Riverside County’s second-largest employer, according to the county budget report.

And these examples don’t include the planned World Logistics Center, which will bring 40 million square feet — 705 football fields — of warehouse space to eastern Moreno Valley.

The Inland region is “one of five or six locations like this in the world” for logistics, said Paul Granillo, president and CEO of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership. “The question we as a region need to grapple with is how do we take advantage of the economic engine that this sector is for us.”

In fighting new warehouses, residents often ask why something else — a shopping center, for example — can’t be built instead.

Jeff Greene, chief of staff to Riverside County Supervisor Kevin Jeffries, said a developer reportedly looked into building an outdoor retail plaza similar to Rancho Cucamonga’s Victoria Gardens in Mead Valley, a rural unincorporated area where warehouses are popping up.

“The population density (and) the demographics just don’t come anywhere close to penciling out,” Greene said.

While cargo planes fly to Ontario and San Bernardino, Inland logistics owes its scale to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach in San Pedro Bay. Both ports are about 65 miles from Riverside.

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Unlike San Francisco and Seattle, San Pedro Bay has the geography and infrastructure to handle a large volume of seaborne cargo, said Juan De Lara, an associate professor of American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California and author the book “Inland Shift: Race, Space and Capital in Inland Southern California.”

The rise of Asian manufacturing in the past 40 years “created an incredible flow of goods coming through San Pedro Bay,” said Nick Vyas, founding executive director of the Randall K. Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute and USC’s Marshall School of Business.

“As we look at this volume coming in, a lot of this volume had to be absorbed,” Vyas said. “We needed the warehouse spaces so when goods come in, we can store them.”

At first, that meant port-adjacent warehouses. But Los Angeles County started running out of logistics space and in recent years, L.A. County warehouses have been converted into lofts and workspaces, said Jay Dick, a CBRE executive.

Troy Plotkin, vice president of operations for Approved Freight Forwarders, a shipping company in the City of Industry, called the Inland Empire “the next closest place, really, to get freight out of the port and yet stay in this very large clientele base.”

At least 20 million consumers are within a two-hour drive of the region, he said, adding that Inland warehouses can be built with higher ceilings, which cuts costs because goods can be stacked higher.

Roads, rail, land, workers fueled warehouse growth

As the logistics industry moved eastward, it followed existing roads and rail lines. The launch of the U.S. interstate network in the 1950s led to the 10 Freeway, which runs from Santa Monica to Florida, and the 15 Freeway, which flows Inland and through Las Vegas to Montana.

A 1964 renaming of highways christened what is now the 60 Freeway connecting Riverside to L.A. The 10, 60, and 15 converge in Mira Loma, a neighborhood in Jurupa Valley that was an early hotbed of warehouse activity in Riverside County.

In the 1800s, Inland railroads replaced stagecoaches and brought in settlers and tourists, said Juliann Emmons Allison, a UC Riverside professor studying sustainability and environmental policy. But starting in the 1980s and continuing through the early 2000s, railroad companies spent tens of millions of dollars upgrading their facilities to move large volumes of goods more efficiently, De Lara said.

All that was needed was flat, vacant land — “You can’t build a warehouse on the hills,” Dick said — and the Inland Empire had plenty of it, along with a ready-to-go workforce.

A pro-logistics argument is “we have the least educated workforce in Southern California,” Greene said. “These people aren’t going to work in biotech … so therefore, warehouses are the best thing they can get. And that’s been kind of their pitch.”

Roughly a third of Inland households are under the $50,000-income level, compared to 25% for Orange County and 29% for San Diego County, 2019 census data shows. About 20% of residents in Riverside and San Bernardino counties have a bachelor’s degree or higher. In Orange and San Diego counties, it’s 41% and 40%, respectively.

The Inland area’s need for jobs grew in the 1980s when Kaiser Steel closed in Fontana and the 1990s when Norton Air Force Base closed in San Bernardino and March Air Force Base downshifted to become March Air Reserve Base.

Norton became San Bernardino International Airport and, in 2016, the agency responsible for redeveloping Norton announced that the 9,000-plus jobs lost in the closure had been restored. Amazon accounted for about a third of them.

Warehouse jobs are available in the Inland Empire “but it does nothing to change (the community) if you keep bringing the things here that are lower wages,” Allison said.

Catherine Gudis, a UC Riverside history professor, sees parallels between warehouse workers and those who toiled in farm fields a century ago. “It’s an exploitation of labor for the purposes of gaining the greatest value out of the cheapest possible production of the commodity,” she said.

There’s a line of thought that the Inland Empire “has always served the coastal communities,” Allison said.

“So land becomes more expensive there and those areas become places where people live, and these Inland counties become places that support those people,” she said. “So there’s also kind of an extension there that you’re not going to put your warehouses in Irvine. You’re going to put them out here.”

It’s no coincidence that whiter, wealthier communities are less likely to have a warehouse next door, Inland social justice activists said.

In May, the South Coast Air Quality Management District board, which is tasked with helping Inland residents breathe easier in a region with routinely poor air quality grades, passed new regulations targeting pollution from warehouse-bound diesel trucks. In making their case for the new rules, district officials said those living within half a mile of a warehouse “are more likely to include communities of color.”

Those whose shopping habits support warehouses are farthest from them and “people of color get all the burden,” said Andrea Vidaurre, policy lead for the Inland-based People’s Collective for Environmental Justice. The disproportionate number of warehouses in minority communities is “environmental racism,” Vidaurre said, adding that 80% of the warehouses her group studied were in zip codes where mostly people of color live.

More than half of residents in Riverside and San Bernardino counties are Black or Hispanic, compared to 39% for San Diego County and 36% for Orange County, according to 2019 census numbers.

Paul Granillo, CEO of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, seen Monday, Aug. 5, 2019, said the growth of logistics is “a reality that we have to deal with. This is a new way for people to purchase things.” (File photo by Jennifer Cappuccio Maher, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

Granillo defended the logistics industry and its growth.

“What is the remedy? We’re not gonna purchase anything? Fulfillment is the new retail,” he said. “It’s growing at a much faster rate than anyone predicted. This is a reality that we have to deal with. This is a new way for people to purchase things.”

Granillo added: “We need to look at the complexity of what this sector is comprised of and not just run to our corners and point fingers.”

Was logistics focus a choice?

While geography and demographics laid the groundwork for logistics, so did land-use policy, said Jeffries, who was first elected Riverside County supervisor in 2012.

Riverside County Supervisor Kevin Jeffries said of the prevalence of warehouses in the area that “we’ve done this to ourselves.” (Courtesy of Riverside County)

“I would argue that the county for many years had the welcome mat out for logistics and perhaps you could argue still does,” said Jeffries, whose district, especially south of Riverside and west of the 215 Freeway, is ground zero for logistics.

For example, Jeffries said his county’s development impact fees, levied on development projects to offset their burden on public services, incentivize logistics.

Perez, Riverside County’s operations officer, said fees are based on studies of how growth affects roads and other public services. Logistics projects fees “proportionally … are somewhat lower” than for other projects, Perez said.

It’s not an apples-to-apples comparison between warehouse traffic and shopping center traffic, Greene said.

“All the warehouse vehicles are slow, giant … diesel-y vehicles,” he said. “Getting stuck behind a passenger vehicle … isn’t nearly as annoying as getting stuck behind a semi.”

Riverside County’s development fees are being reviewed and new rates should be established by year’s end, county spokesperson Brooke Federico said.

San Bernardino County does not have development impact fees, but looks at project impacts on a case-by-case basis, spokesperson David Wert said via email. Land Use Services Director Terri Rahhal said in an email that county zoning rules “are not organized to make it easier or harder for particular land uses.”

Logistics projects are in a land-use category that requires conditional-use permits, which have more public transparency as well as “more intensive design review and conditions of approval,” Rahhal added.

Developers also benefit from decades-old zoning maps that make it almost impossible to reject warehouses because they’re an allowed land use, Jeffries said.

Warehouses “seem to have zero obligation to be a partner in the community to make those communities better,” he said. “You can come in, you can build your big ugly boxes, you can clog all the roads with tractor-trailer rigs. But you don’t have to really help with anything.”

In 2019, Jeffries proposed a Good Neighbor Policy to help unincorporated communities with large warehouses. Among other rules, the policy called for trucks to be limited to five minutes of idling, truck bays and loading docks to be at least 300 feet from homes and lighting to be directed downward into a project’s interior.

Riverside County’s Board of Supervisors passed the policy by a 3-2 vote, but not before changing it so supervisors could decide whether to enact the rules in their districts.

What else is there besides warehouses?

There are glimpses of an Inland future beyond logistics.

Inland leaders hope the California Air Resources Board headquarters under construction in Riverside and medical schools at UC Riverside and California University of Science and Medicine in San Bernardino — the first classes enrolled in 2013 and 2018, respectively — will foster the types of high-paying, high-end jobs enjoyed in coastal California.

Renewable energy could be key to Riverside County’s future economy, Perez said, noting there’s demand for clean energy and “we’ve got land and a lot of sunlight.”

Meanwhile, the supply chain shows no signs of slowing down.

“I think (logistics) is a major employer and will continue to be,” Granillo said.

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“As we look at the next generations of logistics to create even better-paying jobs, more technical jobs … it’s an opportunity to bring companies doing innovative work in the logistics area to our region.”

Plotkin, of Approved Freight Forwarders, lives in Moreno Valley and commutes to the City of Industry every day.

Truck traffic frustrates Plotkin, too, but he believes “there’s a lot of things the (logistics) industry is doing responsibly … they’ve worked on improving the vehicles and emissions” and logistics companies volunteer in the community and donate to local charities, often without fanfare.

Still Jeffries remains frustrated by the number of warehouses rising, saying “we’ve done this to ourselves.”

“We’re accepting what should not be high on our list an industry — yeah, we’ve got to have it out here — we’ve got 2.4 million customers (in Riverside County),” he said. “But do we have to be the center of the universe of logistics?”

-on September 29, 2021 at 05:51AM by Jeff Horseman

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Daily Crunch: SpaceX raises $1.9 billion

SpaceX raises a huge funding round, Apple launches new radio stations and we review the Samsung Galaxy Note 20. This is your Daily Crunch for August 18, 2020.

The big story: SpaceX raises its biggest round yet

The $1.9 billion round was disclosed in an SEC filing. Bloomberg had previously reported that the round was in the works and would value the Elon Musk-led space launch company at $46 billion.

This comes after SpaceX successfully completed the first-ever private human spaceflight mission to take off from U.S. soil. It’s also in the middle of what’s likely to be a capital-intensive process of deploying its massive Starlink satellite constellation.

The tech giants

Amazon will add 3,500 tech and corporate jobs across six US cities — The list of cities includes Dallas, Detroit, Denver, New York, Phoenix and San Diego, accounting for around 900,000 square feet of office space in all.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review — Brian Heater says it’s excellent hardware with a great camera, at a truly premium price.

Apple launches Apple Music Radio with a rebranded Beats 1, plus two more stations — The change more closely associates the station with the company’s subscription-based streaming music service, Apple Music.

Startups, funding and venture capital

Chamath Palihapitiya’s next big Hustle — The investor tells TechCrunch that he has acquired Hustle, a startup backed by Insight Venture Partners, Google’s GV and Salesforce Ventures.

Attabotics raises a $50M Series C for its warehouse fulfillment robots — The round was led by the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, Canada’s largest pension plan.

Movable Ink raises $30M as it expands its personalization technology beyond email marketing — The company said it now works with more than 700 brands, and in the run up to the 2020 election, its customers include the Democratic National Committee.

Advice and analysis from Extra Crunch

The ‘right’ way to downsize — Isaac Roth shares what he’s learned from years of working with startups.

Despite booming consumer demand, VC interest in e-commerce startups falls in 2020 — While Q2 2020 was a bit better than Q1 for e-commerce VC results, it wasn’t much of a comeback.

How to diagnose and treat machine learning models afflicted by COVID-19 — The pandemic’s impact has been particularly significant on many machine learning models that companies use to predict human behavior.

(Reminder: Extra Crunch is our subscription membership program, which aims to democratize information about startups. You can sign up here.)

Everything else

Pandemic helped drive Walmart e-commerce sales up 97% in second quarter — Walmart’s investments in e-commerce, including online grocery delivery and pickup, are continuing to pay off.

Learn how COVID-19 has disrupted the startup world — Sign up today for an interactive webinar scheduled for August 19th at 1 p.m. Pacific.

The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch’s roundup of our biggest and most important stories. If you’d like to get this delivered to your inbox every day at around 3pm Pacific, you can subscribe here.

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Midsummer Scream 2019: JFI Productions Panel Recap

By Kayla Caldwell

The Dalai Lama once said, “There is a saying in Tibetan, ‘Tragedy should be utilized as a source of strength.’” And the genius minds behind JFI Productions did just that. (I bet you didn’t think this panel recap would start with a quote from the Dalai Lama, did you?)

But it felt fitting, seeing as Justin Fix, the director for JFI or Just Fix It Productions, chose to move through a dark period in his life with hope and ambition instead of letting it tear him down.

On the panel, “From Creep to The Willows and Beyond: JFI Productions” at Midsummer Scream, Fix revealed that the inspiration for Creep came after his father got cancer. While visiting his dad, he looked at the man’s bucket list, and was suddenly hit with the feeling of being profoundly unfulfilled in his own life.

He was an actor living in Los Angeles, and I’m sure anyone reading this can understand how difficult that life is. So with that burst of inspiration from his dad, Fix decided to try tackling something he’d always wanted to do: make a haunted house.

He described himself as a “weird kid” and “Halloween enthusiast,” so it just made sense. He wrangled his best friends, along with 10 other people, and luckily one of them had a warehouse they could use. They cast actors off of Craigslist, and suddenly their journey had begun.

“I just wanted to create a more theatrical haunt,” Fix said of the first year of what would become Creep. That first year was a struggle, spurred on by passion, with Fix noting that “It was built with, like, duct tape and plastic tarp.” But the materials didn’t matter. People were interested in this concept. The proof was the giant line out the door and around the block.

When all the dust settled from the first season, the group realized they didn’t want this to be a one-time thing. “We just wanted to continue to push ourselves and come from a passion project to actually land a business, and it’s been beautiful,” Fix told an enthusiastic Midsummer Scream audience. And thank God he did.

Since then there have been three more seasons of gloriously unsettling haunts, called “Entry,” “Lore (in partnership with Amazon)” and “Awake.” JFI Productions also produced three seasons of “The Willows” their take on an immersive murder mystery dinner party. (And for all of those wondering, there are sadly no plans to bring back this production - at least not right now.)

The team at Creep really thinks about ways to make the strange and unusual beautiful, yet still terrifying. They even brought on Stephanie Turek, a choreographer, to help add an element of dance to their shows.

Turek - who, those who braved the “Lore” haunt, would recognize as the dancing doll from the feather room - admitted that working in haunts is out of her comfort zone. “To involve dance in horror is something I never thought in a million years I would do… It’s very niche-y, but I love it,” she said.

“He [Fix] brought me on to explore how we can make movement interesting and scary and sexy. In all of our shows there’s always a little something-something,” Turek told the audience.

Daniel Montgomery, the writer/artistic director at JFI Productions, gave attendees a peek into the process behind putting together these complex haunts. “The Willows” in particular seemed like an impossible undertaking. Montgomery explained that he wrote the script, and then planned out different tracks, room by room, making sure they were each around the same amount of time so nothing threw off the main story.

He estimated the show was about 80 percent scripted and 20 percent improv, laughing, “When it works, it works so well. And when it doesn’t, you have to make it work. “

But “Creep” and “The Willows” aren’t all JFI Productions is known for. They also make in-depth activations, such as the haunt for American Horror Story’s upcoming ninth season at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego.

Additionally, they’ve thrown a creepy, interactive party for Universal Picture’s thriller, Ma, and, of course, the previously mentioned Creep - Lore collaboration with Amazon. They said the latter was the easiest, or, let's say, most seamless, since they had more time and less creative involvement from the studio.

However, they always try to get at least a 12-week timeline when they’re taking on an event — though it doesn’t always work out that way. For example, the American Horror Story pop-up kept changing, because when they first agreed to work together, they didn’t even know what the ninth season was going to be about!

On the company’s decision to work with studios on activations, Fix said, “We’re just a bunch of creatives who have no money, who are trying to make cool things happen.”

For someone who thought they’d be too afraid for immersive theater, but actually had a blast at the Lore haunt, this panel was thrilling. I am so excited for this year’s haunt, which is called “Haus of Creep.”

Now, the thing about being a cool, niche crew is that people want to be a part of it. That’s probably why the woman in front of me yelled throughout the panel, whooping and responding to rhetorical questions - or, thoughts in general.

I can’t blame her, the Creep crew certainly feel like the cool kids in the cafeteria. But I’m sure I’m not the only one who felt like the presentation would have been better left without such interruptions.

Regardless, the team also teased their upcoming attraction, noting their space has taken a massive hit from last year (going down from 60,000 square feet for “Awake” to about 5,000 square feet.). But as Montgomery said earlier, they’re “making it work.”

They’re back in Downtown Los Angeles, and despite the myriad permit problems that all pop-ups these days are facing, they’ve managed to secure a venue that they are excited about.

Fix teased that there will be a lounge, and the event - which will run about 75 minutes - will feature explicit content, and is for those 21 and older, only. Montgomery described it as a “wild, sexy show.” Note: They said “sexy” A LOT throughout this presentation, so expect that to be a big part of this year’s haunt.

“There’s so much darkness in all of us, but it’s actually very beautiful,” Turek said, as a final (and wonderfully succinct) word on the project.

Tickets go on sale for “Haus of Creep” starting August 15, and the lovely Creep team gave us all a discount code. CREEPFAN (one word, all caps) for our tickets. Fittingly, the show opens in September, on Friday the 13th.

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Turnover and Turnstile Announce 2019 Time & Nature Tour

In a move that makes total sense but may also leave some scratching their heads, chilled out Virginia Beach outfit Turnover will be embarking on a 20-date tour with breakout hardcore act Turnstile as well as synth-pop act Reptaliens.

In what should be a mellow yet violent but also chill experience, the 2019 Time & Nature Tour (referring to Turnstile’s 2018 release Time & Space and Turnover 2017′s LP Good Nature) will begin April 5th in Houston and conclude in Turnstile’s hometown of Baltimore, MD May 12th.

Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday and can be found here. For tour dates and locations, see below.

TOUR DATES:

04/05 Houston, TX – Warehouse Live 04/06 Dallas, TX – Canton Hall 04/07 Austin, TX – Mohawk 04/09 Tempe, AZ – The Marquee 04/10 San Diego, CA – Observatory North Park 04/23 San Francisco, CA – Regency Ballroom 04/25 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom 04/26 Vancouver, BC – The Biltmore Cabaret 04/26 Seattle, WA – The Showbox 04/30 Denver, CO – Gothic Theatre 05/02 Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall 05/03 Detroit, MI – The Majestic 05/04 Cleveland, OH – The Agora Theater 05/05 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel 05/07 Worcester, MA – The Palladium 05/08 Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom 05/09 New Haven, CT – College St. Music Hall 05/10 Philadelphia, PA – The TLA 05/11 Norfolk, VA – The NorVa 05/12 Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live!

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Empty Nester Home Renovation

Located in Coronado, California, and recently renovated by Brittney Nielsen of Brittney Nielsen Interior Design, this home was designed as a second home for a couple with 3 sons. They were soon-to-be empty nesters and have since sold the family home and moved into this house. The home was a track home built in the 1970’s that hadn’t been updated. It is in a wonderful location on the canal in the Coronado Cays and the clients are avid boat and water sports enthusiasts.

The client wanted to modernize the floor plan and add natural light to the space, so the team took the house down to the studs, added approximately 450 square feet and reimagined the entire layout. The exterior elevation had a Spanish feel but the client wanted a clean lined modern feel inside. See more details shared by the interior designer of this inspiring empty nester renovation.

Empty Nester Home Renovation

This home is full of charm and character. I love the architectural details.

Neutral Stucco

Stucco Color: Expo Stucco – Color: Eggshell.

Similar House Numbers: Rejuvenation.

Tile

Tiling: Granada Tile Cluny Pattern – custom colors – similar here.

Garage

The garage’s archway also features the same cement tile.

Sconces

Outdoor Sconces: Hinkley 1385BK Chesterfield 3 Light.

Similar Planter: here.

Courtyard

A custom metal gate opens to a private courtyard.

Landscaping

Asian-influenced landscape surprisingly enhances the Spanish architectural details.

Front Door

Front door is a custom wood, iron and glass door.

Sconces Hinkley.

Great Room

The designer married the Spanish exterior with a more modern interior with a few lightly nautical elements. Paint color is Sherwin Williams SW7043 Worldly Gray.

Console Table: Bernhardt – similar here & here.

Stools: Sunpan (discontinued) – Other x Base Ottomans: here & here.

End Table: Bernhardt Huntington Round end table.

Lamps: Jamie Young – Tower table lamp Gunmetal.

Entry Pendant: Currey & Co Fergus Pendant.

Furniture

Sectional: Great House Furniture – Other Great Sectionals: here (I often recommend this one to my own clients!) & here, here, here, here.

Plaid Chair: Crate + Barrel – Talia swivel chair – Fabric – Home Sand – similar here.

Custom Pillows Fabric: Lee Jofa – Bloom Embroidery Slate / Indigo Led Jofa – Currents Silk Slate / Oatmeal Robert Allen – Riviera Stripe.

Rug: Jaipur Zuri Rug.

Fireplace Tile & Built-ins

Built-in Cabinetry: Custom Quarter Sawn White Oak with custom stain.

Cabinet Hardware: Atlas Hardware Zanzibar Pulls & Knobs.

Fireplace Tile: Daltile – Ever Series, Moon Brick Accent tile.

Drapery: Custom – Family Carpet & Drapes Pindler & Pindler – Nepal Pebble fabric Highland Court – Cadet Checkerboard tape.

Coffee Table

Coffee Table: Palecek – similar here – Other Inspiring Coffee Tables:here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Kitchen

The kitchen has a sleek and modern feel without being cold. I especially love the island and the counterstools.

Cabinetry is by Kitchen Worx; custom quarter sawn white oak with custom stain.

Perimeter countertop is Silestone – Nebula Series Lagoon quartz.

Hardware: Amerock – Blackrock hardware.

Backsplash is Bedrosians – Manhattan Glass, color – Subway 2” x 8” – similar here.

Refrigerator: Jenn Air.

Island Size: 8’ x 4’.

Island Countertop & Counterstools

Island Countertop: Superwhite Quartzite with 2.5” mitered waterfall edge.

Barstools: Arteriors – Henson counter stools.

Faucet: Moen – Arbor Motionsense high arc.

Lighting

Pendants: Possini – Euro Engels Pendants – similar here, here & here.

Beautiful & Affordable Pendants:

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Breakfast Room

This breakfast room has a great view of the canal and it features a custom bar cabinet with 2.5” Superwhite Quartzite mitered waterfall edge.

Dining Chairs: Sunpan San Diego dining chairs (they’re very comfortable!)

Dining Table: Arteriors Halton dining table.

Lighting: Varaluz Affinity 5 light pendant.

Mini Fridge: Perlick beverage center.

Powder Room

The powder room countertop is Caesarstone, Lagos Azul.

Sink: Linkasink Tiffany sink with Wave drain cover.

Sconces: Sonneman Piccolo sconce.

Wall Accent Tile: Arizona Tile – Mini Stacked Polished Hampton Grey – similar here, here & here.

Faucet: Artos – brushed nickel – similar here.

Hardware: Amerock.

Upstairs Landing

Wood Flooring: Reward Hardwood Flooring – Provence White Oak Marseille – similar here, here & here (lighter)

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom paint color is Sherwin Williams Worldly Gray.

Nightstand: Caracole Artisan bedside chest – Other Beautiful Nightstands: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Bed: Kravet – Jefferson bed (available through the designer).

Drapery: Custom – Family Carpet & Drapes Kravet – 9929-1

Bedding: Pine Cone Hill – Duvet Cover & Back Shams – Coverlet & Middle Shams – Interlaken Fossil – Custom Accent Pillow – Kravet – Kamala Mist.

Chair: Crate + Barrel – Royce Recliner – Fabric – Times Agean.

Pendants: Currey & Co.

Rug: Crate + Barrel.

Ceiling Fan: Minka.

Master Bathroom

Countertop: Superwhite Quartzite.

Hardware: Emtek – Brass Geometric Pulls & Knobs – Satin Nickel.

Lavatory Faucet: Altmans – similar here & here.

Sinks: Icera – Muse undermount.

Sconces: George Kovacs.

Paint Color

Paint is Sherwin Williams Worldly Gray SW7043 .

Tub & Ceiling Tub Filler

Tub: Victoria + Albert Barcelona tub – similar here & here.

Tub Filler: Kohler – Laminar ceiling mounted tub filler.

Floor Tile: Daltile.

Wall Tile: Arizona Tile – Shimmer Glass Mosaic 1 x 4 alternating with 9/16 x 9/16

Mi Casa

You really can’t say this is a cookie-cutter type of home and that’s quite refreshing!

I hope you enjoyed this house tour, my friends!

Many thanks to the interior designer for sharing all of the details above!

Interiors: Brittney Nielsen Interior Design (Facebook – Instagram)

Architect: Kevin Rugee ARCHITECT, INC. 1024 Isabella Avenue | T: (555) 522-1234 Coronado, CA 92118 | F: (555) 522-1234

Contractor: Kitchen Worx Jason Palermo 760-736-0022 382 Enterprise St San Marcos, CA 92078

Photographer: Mindy Mellenbruch.

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Hello hello!

A couple weeks ago, my best friend from optometry school got married! You may have seen her in some previous posts. The wedding was beautiful and I was soo ‘honored’ to be the maid of honor! I’ve been a bridesmaid about 5 times already lol and this was my first time being a MOH. This was peak bridesmaid.

The wedding was in Southern California, and I decided to get there 5 days early just in case the bride needed anything (and also it was a much needed getaway after working so much this year). My boyfriend and I did a day trip to San Diego and I’ll share photos from that day in case any of you are crazy and want to do SD in a day lol

Left OC around 8am and started our day in Little Italy where we had tasters at Ballast Point and visited my friend’s optical shop (SPECS) nearby, then we took the Lyme scooters to brunch at Queenstown Public House and got ice cream at Salt&Straw. We scootered down to check out the USS Midway. After, we went shopping for socks and necklaces at Seaport Village and then drove to Coronado beach to check out the hotel and to nap on the beach (lol I was already so tired). Then we headed over to Balboa Park to walk and scooter around and got a cake from Extraordinary Desserts. After we met up with friends for dinner on Convoy Street at a korean fried chicken restaurant called Cross Street Chicken. We went back to OC after because I was exhausted from walking, but the whole day was fun and action-packed and I can’t wait to go back to explore some more!

I didn’t realize how much I missed living in the OC until this trip. I got to spend time with my friends, cousin who now lives in my old apartment building, my godsister and her family, and just go to all the places I frequented during my time in optometry school. I even got to visit campus to say hi to two of the students I helped during application!

Anaheim Packing district with my high school friend

Students I helped during application season, now a 1st and 2nd year at SCCO!

Beignets at Downtown Disney

My cousin and I waited in line for 2+ hours for a K-Beauty Warehouse sale

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Build-Outs Of Summer: Aveley Farms Coffee Roasters In Baltimore, MD

For many folks, knowledge of the city of Baltimore begins and ends with The Wire or Serial or with some pretty big lies from a very small man. But anyone who has actually stepped foot in the city knows that these reference points—both true and not—only paint a very small sliver of an otherwise vibrant city. We’ve covered a few different Baltimore coffee shops in the past, from Ceremony to Dovecote, and the scene is as thriving and diverse as the city it represents.

And we couldn’t be happier to be heading back to Charm City for our next entry into the Build-Outs of Summer: Aveley Farms Coffee Roasters. Aveley is looking to find their place in the local scene and is planning to do so by bringing a West Coast vibe to their local ethos. With some aesthetic ideas imported over from San Diego, Aveley is staying as local as possible, even including the importers they opt to work with. For the rest of the story, we check in with Corey Voelkel, the driving force behind Aveley Farms Coffee Roasters in Baltimore, Maryland.

The 2019 Build-Outs of Summer is presented by Pacific Barista Series, notNeutral, KeepCup, and Mill City Roasters.

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For those who aren’t familiar, will you tell us about your company?

Aveley Farms was started after experiencing real coffee while living in San Diego. After a few years of home roasting and education, I decided to quit my job, drive cross country, and start Aveley Farms. Aveley Farms was started with the goal of pushing the Coffee Culture forward in Baltimore and educate the end consumer. We source as much coffee from Baltimore based importers as possible, including Keffa Coffee, The Coffee Quest US, and more.

Can you tell us a bit about the new space?

Our space was designed as a West Coast Style Roastery & Cafe in an old Baltimore warehouse with plenty of charm.

We have 13′ ceilings with 8′ panel glass warehouse windows, 100-year-old tattered hardwood floors, tiled wall from floor to ceiling behind our bar, and exposed storage. Our green coffee and cupping table double as a bar and wall to our roasting operations and 12-kilo Diedrich!

Oh and did I mention we are on the second floor in an old warehouse building in the Harbor East Community.

What’s your approach to coffee?

My background in coffee started and was influenced by Bird Rock Coffee Roasters. I believe that it’s our job as Roasters to build a sustainable supply chain and educate the end consumer. We roast all of our coffees to Origin and source as direct to farmer as possible.

Any machines, coffees, special equipment lined up?

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How is your project considering sustainability?

We source as much of our coffee from Baltimore-based importers in an attempt to grow the Baltimore Coffee Scene.

We started an education program, including free public cuppings every other Friday, free home brew classes, and our “Common Grounds” series in partnerships with Diamondback Brewery, Keffa Coffee, and more.

We are working with our importers to make a difference at farm level through our jute bag sales with 100% going directly to farm level. (Currently working with Keffa Coffee on a project in El Salvador with nutrition programs).

What’s your hopeful target opening date/month?

We opened May 18th, 2019!!

Are you working with craftspeople, architects, and/or creatives that you’d like to mention?

Two good friends, Zach and Sean (Architect and Engineer) helped get through the city permitting process! Everything was designed by me :)

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Aveley Farms Coffee Roasters is located at 1400 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore. Visit their official website and follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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