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{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes,
             FunctionalDependencies,
             PartialTypeSignatures,
             OverloadedStrings,
             ScopedTypeVariables,
             TemplateHaskell
             #-}
module SecondTransfer.TLS.CoreServer (
               -- * Simpler interfaces
               -- These functions are simple enough but don't work with controllable
               -- processes.
                 tlsServeWithALPN
               , tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr
               --, tlsSessionHandler
               , tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr

               -- * Interfaces for a pre-fork scenario
               -- The first part of the invocation opens and
               -- bind the socket, the second part does the accepting...
               , NormalTCPHold
               , tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Prepare
               , tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Do
               , Socks5Hold

               , tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Prepare
               , tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Do

               , coreListen

               -- * Utility
               , NamedAttendants
               , chooseProtocol

               -- * Conduit-based session management
               -- , coreItcli

       ) where

import           Control.Concurrent
import qualified Control.Exception                                         as E
--import           Control.Monad.IO.Class                                    (liftIO)
import           Control.Monad                                             (when)
import           Control.Lens                                              ( (^.), makeLenses, over, set )
import           GHC.Stack

--import           Data.Conduit
-- import qualified Data.Conduit                                              as Con(yield)
--import qualified Data.Conduit.List                                         as CL
import           Data.Typeable                                             (Proxy(..))
import           Data.List                                                 (elemIndex)
import           Data.Maybe                                                (-- fromMaybe,
                                                                            isJust)
import qualified Data.ByteString                                           as B
--import           Data.ByteString.Char8                                     (pack, unpack)
import           Data.Int                                                  (Int64)
import qualified Data.HashMap.Strict                                       as HS
-- import           Data.IORef

--import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy                                      as LB
--import qualified Data.ByteString.Builder                                   as Bu

import qualified Network.Socket                                            as NS

import           SecondTransfer.MainLoop.Protocol
import           SecondTransfer.IOCallbacks.Types
import           SecondTransfer.TLS.Types
import           SecondTransfer.IOCallbacks.SocketServer
import           SecondTransfer.IOCallbacks.WrapSocket                     (
                                                                           HasSocketPeer(..),
                                                                           AcceptErrorCondition(..)
                                                                           )

import           SecondTransfer.Socks5.Session                             (
                                                                           -- tlsSOCKS5Serve,
                                                                           tlsSOCKS5Serve',
                                                                           initSocks5ServerState)
import           SecondTransfer.Socks5.Types                               (Socks5ConnectionCallbacks)
import           SecondTransfer.Exception                                  (forkIOExc, IOProblem)

import           SecondTransfer.Sessions.HashableSockAddr                  (hashableSockAddrFromNSSockAddr,
                                                                            HashableSockAddr
                                                                           )

--import           Debug.Trace                                               (traceStack)

data SessionHandlerState = SessionHandlerState {
    _liveSessions_S    ::  !Int64
  , _nextConnId_S      ::  !Int64
  , _connCallbacks_S   ::  ConnectionCallbacks
    }

makeLenses ''SessionHandlerState

-- | A fixed constant for how long can a TLS handshake last.
--   Let's set it at three seconds.
tlsHandshakeTimeout :: Int
tlsHandshakeTimeout = 3000000

-- | How many TLS handshakes can be in transit from the
--   same host at any given time
maxHandshakesInTransit :: Int
maxHandshakesInTransit = 8

-- | A simple Alias
type NamedAttendants = [(String, Attendant)]

data NoStore

instance TLSSessionStorage NoStore

-- | Convenience function to open a port and listen there for connections and
--   select protocols and so on.
tlsServeWithALPN ::   forall ctx session . (TLSContext ctx session)
                 => (Proxy ctx )          -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                          --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
                 -> ConnectionCallbacks   -- ^ Control and log connections
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of certificate chain
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of PKCS #8 key
                 -> String                -- ^ Name of the network interface
                 -> NamedAttendants       -- ^ List of attendants and their handlers
                 -> Int                   -- ^ Port to listen for connections
                 -> IO ()
tlsServeWithALPN proxy  conn_callbacks cert_filename key_filename interface_name attendants interface_port = do
    -- let
    --     tls_serve socket
    listen_socket <- createAndBindListeningSocket interface_name interface_port
    coreListen
        proxy
        conn_callbacks
        cert_filename
        key_filename
        listen_socket
        (tlsServe closing)
        (Nothing :: Maybe NoStore)
        attendants
  where
    closing = case conn_callbacks ^. serviceIsClosing_CoCa of
        Just clbk -> clbk
        Nothing -> (return False)

-- | Use a previously given network address
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr ::   forall ctx session . (TLSContext ctx session)
                 => (Proxy ctx )          -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                          --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
                 -> ConnectionCallbacks   -- ^ Control and regulate SOCKS5 connections
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of certificate chain
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of PKCS #8 key
                 -> NS.SockAddr           -- ^ Address to bind to
                 -> NamedAttendants        -- ^ List of attendants and their handlers
                 -> IO ()
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr proxy conn_callbacks  cert_filename key_filename sock_addr attendants = do
    listen_socket <- createAndBindListeningSocketNSSockAddr sock_addr
    -- Close the socket if need comes
    coreListen
        proxy
        conn_callbacks
        cert_filename
        key_filename
        listen_socket
        (tlsServe closing)
        (Nothing :: Maybe NoStore)
        attendants
  where
    closing = case conn_callbacks ^. serviceIsClosing_CoCa of
        Just clbk -> clbk
        Nothing -> (return False)

data NormalTCPHold   = NormalTCPHold ( IO () )

-- | The prefork way requires a first step where we create the sockets and then we listen on them...
--   This function is identical otherwise to the one without _Prepare. The real thing is done by the
--   one with _Do below...
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Prepare ::   forall ctx session resumption_store . (TLSContext ctx session, TLSSessionStorage resumption_store)
                 => (Proxy ctx )          -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                          --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
                 -> ConnectionCallbacks   -- ^ Control and regulate SOCKS5 connections
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of certificate chain
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of PKCS #8 key
                 -> NS.SockAddr           -- ^ Address to bind to
                 -> Maybe resumption_store
                 -> IO NamedAttendants    -- ^ Will-be list of attendants and their handlers
                 -> IO NormalTCPHold
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Prepare
                proxy
                conn_callbacks
                cert_filename
                key_filename
                sock_addr
                maybe_resumption_store
                make_attendants
  = do
    listen_socket <- createAndBindListeningSocketNSSockAddr sock_addr
    return . NormalTCPHold $ do
        attendants <- make_attendants
        coreListen
            proxy
            conn_callbacks
            cert_filename
            key_filename
            listen_socket
            (tlsServe closing)
            maybe_resumption_store
            attendants
  where
    closing = case conn_callbacks ^. serviceIsClosing_CoCa of
        Just clbk -> clbk
        Nothing -> (return False)

-- | Actually listen, possibly at the other side of the fork.
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Do :: NormalTCPHold  -> IO ()
tlsServeWithALPNNSSockAddr_Do (NormalTCPHold action) = action

tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr ::   forall ctx session  . (TLSContext ctx session)
                 => Proxy ctx             -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                          --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
                 -> ConnectionCallbacks   -- ^ Log and control of the inner TLS session
                 -> Socks5ConnectionCallbacks -- ^ Log and control the outer SOCKS5 session
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of certificate chain
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of PKCS #8 key
                 -> NS.SockAddr           -- ^ Address to bind to
                 -> NamedAttendants       -- ^ List of attendants and their handlers,
                 -> [B.ByteString]        -- ^ Names of "internal" hosts
                 -> Bool                  -- ^ Should I forward connection requests?
                 -> IO ()
tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr
    proxy
    conn_callbacks
    socks5_callbacks
    cert_filename
    key_filename
    host_addr
    attendants
    internal_hosts
    forward_no_internal = do
    let
        approver :: B.ByteString -> Bool
        approver name = isJust $ elemIndex name internal_hosts
    socks5_state_mvar <- newMVar initSocks5ServerState
    listen_socket <- createAndBindListeningSocketNSSockAddr host_addr
    -- let
    --      handler_fn :: NS.Socket
    --          -> (Either AcceptErrorCondition b0 -> IO ()) -> IO ()
    --      handler_fn socket =
    --          tlsSOCKS5Serve socks5_state_mvar socks5_callbacks approver forward_no_internal
    coreListen
       proxy
       conn_callbacks
       cert_filename
       key_filename
       listen_socket
       (tlsSOCKS5Serve' socks5_state_mvar socks5_callbacks approver forward_no_internal)
       (Nothing :: Maybe NoStore)
       attendants

-- | Opaque hold type
data Socks5Hold = Socks5Hold (IO ())

tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Prepare ::   forall ctx session  . (TLSContext ctx session)
                 => Proxy ctx             -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                          --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
                 -> ConnectionCallbacks   -- ^ Log and control of the inner TLS session
                 -> Socks5ConnectionCallbacks -- ^ Log and control the outer SOCKS5 session
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of certificate chain
                 -> B.ByteString              -- ^ String with contents of PKCS #8 key
                 -> NS.SockAddr           -- ^ Address to bind to
                 -> IO NamedAttendants    -- ^ List of attendants and their handlers, as it will be built
                 -> [B.ByteString]        -- ^ Names of "internal" hosts
                 -> Bool                  -- ^ Should I forward connection requests?
                 -> IO Socks5Hold
tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Prepare
    proxy
    conn_callbacks
    socks5_callbacks
    cert_pemfile_data
    key_pemfile_data
    host_addr
    make_attendants
    internal_hosts
    forward_no_internal = do
    let
        approver :: B.ByteString -> Bool
        approver name = isJust $ elemIndex name internal_hosts
    socks5_state_mvar <- newMVar initSocks5ServerState
    listen_socket <- createAndBindListeningSocketNSSockAddr host_addr
    return . Socks5Hold $ do
        attendants <- make_attendants
        coreListen
            proxy
            conn_callbacks
            cert_pemfile_data
            key_pemfile_data
            listen_socket
            (tlsSOCKS5Serve' socks5_state_mvar socks5_callbacks approver forward_no_internal)
            (Nothing :: Maybe NoStore)
            attendants

tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Do :: Socks5Hold -> IO ()
tlsServeWithALPNUnderSOCKS5SockAddr_Do (Socks5Hold action) = action

type InFlightRegistry =HS.HashMap HashableSockAddr Int

tlsSessionHandler ::
       (TLSContext ctx session, TLSServerIO encrypted_io, HasSocketPeer encrypted_io) =>
       MVar SessionHandlerState
       -> NamedAttendants
       -> ctx
       -> encrypted_io
       -> MVar InFlightRegistry  -- ^ Just know how many sessions are open for ip addresses
       -> IO ()
tlsSessionHandler session_handler_state_mvar attendants ctx encrypted_io inflight = do
    -- Have the handshake happen in another thread
    _ <- forkIOExc "tlsSessionHandler" $ do

      -- Get a new connection id... this is a pretty safe block, exceptions should
      -- be uncommon here.
      (new_conn_id, live_now) <- modifyMVar session_handler_state_mvar $ \ s -> do
          let new_conn_id = s ^. nextConnId_S
              live_now_ = (s ^. liveSessions_S) + 1
              new_s = over nextConnId_S ( + 1 ) s
              new_new_s = live_now_ `seq` set liveSessions_S live_now_ new_s
          return $  new_new_s `seq` (new_new_s, (new_conn_id, live_now_) )

      connection_callbacks <- withMVar session_handler_state_mvar $ \ s -> do
          return $ s ^. connCallbacks_S
      let
          log_events_maybe = connection_callbacks ^. logEvents_CoCa
          log_event :: ConnectionEvent -> IO ()
          log_event ev = case log_events_maybe of
              Nothing -> return ()
              Just c -> c ev
          wconn_id = ConnectionId new_conn_id

          report_minus_one_connection _mark = do
              log_event (Ended_CoEv wconn_id)
              -- putStrLn $ "mark:  " ++ _mark
              modifyMVar_ session_handler_state_mvar $ \ s -> do
                  let
                      live_now_ = (s ^. liveSessions_S) - 1
                      new_new_s = set liveSessions_S live_now_ s
                  new_new_s `seq` return new_new_s

      -- If the connection has been closed, we will get some sort of exception here.
      either_sock_addr <- E.try $ getSocketPeerAddress encrypted_io
      case either_sock_addr :: Either E.IOException NS.SockAddr of
          Left _exc -> do
              report_minus_one_connection "no-peer"
              -- Close the connection
              io_callbacks <- handshake encrypted_io
              io_callbacks ^. closeAction_IOC

          Right sock_addr -> do
              let
                  hashable_addr = hashableSockAddrFromNSSockAddr sock_addr
                  connection_data = ConnectionData
                      {
                         _addr_CnD = hashable_addr
                       , _connId_CnD = wconn_id
                      }

              -- If there are too many connections, drop this one

              proceed <- case hashable_addr of
                  Just hashable_addr_strict -> do
                      connections_now <- withMVar inflight $ \ inflight_hm -> let
                          count = HS.lookupDefault 0 hashable_addr_strict inflight_hm
                        in return count
                      return $ connections_now < maxHandshakesInTransit

                  -- If I don't have a source address, proceed always. The lack
                  -- of source address can be due to some SOCKS5 or strange
                  -- transport weirdiness.
                  Nothing -> return True

              if proceed
                then do
                  case hashable_addr of
                      Just hashable_addr_strict -> do
                          modifyMVar_ inflight $ \ inflight_hm -> let
                              count = HS.lookupDefault 0 hashable_addr_strict inflight_hm
                              new_count = count + 1
                              new_inflight = HS.insert hashable_addr_strict new_count inflight_hm
                            in return new_inflight

                       -- If I don't have a source address, proceed always. The lack
                       -- of source address can be due to some SOCKS5 or strange
                       -- transport weirdiness.
                      Nothing -> return ()
                  E.finally
                      (continueToHandshake
                              log_event
                              sock_addr
                              wconn_id
                              live_now
                              ctx
                              encrypted_io
                              connection_callbacks
                              connection_data
                              report_minus_one_connection
                              attendants
                      )
                      (case hashable_addr of
                          Just hashable_addr_strict -> do
                              modifyMVar_ inflight $ \ inflight_hm -> let
                                  count = HS.lookupDefault 0 hashable_addr_strict inflight_hm
                                  new_count = count - 1
                                  new_inflight = HS.insert hashable_addr_strict new_count inflight_hm
                                in return new_inflight

                           -- If I don't have a source address, proceed always. The lack
                           -- of source address can be due to some SOCKS5 or strange
                           -- transport weirdiness.
                          Nothing -> return ()
                      )
                else do
                  -- Just close the connection, without adding a new one, but report
                  -- the event
                  plaintext_io_callbacks <- handshake encrypted_io
                  log_event (TooManyInHandshake_CoEv sock_addr)
                  plaintext_io_callbacks ^. closeAction_IOC
                  report_minus_one_connection "too-many-from-same"

    -- Tell the upper layer that this in-flux socket has been passed to an
    -- attendant (and thus will be managed by the Tidal manager)
    return ()

continueToHandshake :: forall cipherio ctx session .
                       (TLSContext ctx session, TLSServerIO cipherio) =>
                       (ConnectionEvent -> IO ())
                       -> NS.SockAddr
                       -> ConnectionId
                       -> Int64
                       -> ctx
                       -> cipherio
                       -> ConnectionCallbacks
                       -> ConnectionData
                       -> (String -> IO () )
                       -> [(String, ConnectionData -> IOCallbacks -> IO ())]
                       -> IO ()
continueToHandshake
    log_event
    sock_addr
    wconn_id
    live_now
    ctx
    encrypted_io
    connection_callbacks
    connection_data
    report_minus_one_connection
    attendants
  = do
    log_event (Established_CoEv sock_addr wconn_id live_now)

    -- Let's decrypt stuff ... This function usually doesn't throw,
    -- as it mainly does channel setup and very little or none actual
    -- IO. TODO: But we may need to watch it for problems.
    session <- {-# SCC u1 #-} unencryptTLSServerIO ctx encrypted_io

    -- The handshake is more about setting up channels and actions, no
    -- actual TLS handshake is expected to happen here. In fact, this
    -- action and the unencryptTLSServerIO could be together. The
    -- reason to have them separated is the ctx argument above.
    plaintext_io_callbacks_u' <-  {-# SCC u2 #-} handshake session :: IO IOCallbacks

    -- Modulate the IO callbacks if that has been instructed.
    plaintext_io_callbacks_u <- case (connection_callbacks ^. blanketPlainTextIO_CoCa) of
        Nothing -> return plaintext_io_callbacks_u'
        Just u -> u connection_data plaintext_io_callbacks_u'

    -- Using a different MVar, don't change line below.
    close_reported_outer <- newMVar False

    let
        instr = do
            modifyMVar_ close_reported_outer $ \ close_reported_x -> do
                if (not close_reported_x) then  do
                    -- We can close just once
                    plaintext_io_callbacks_u ^. closeAction_IOC
                    report_minus_one_connection "normal-close"
                    return True
                  else
                    return close_reported_x

        plaintext_io_callbacks = set closeAction_IOC instr plaintext_io_callbacks_u

    -- Next point where things can go wrong: a handshake may never
    -- finish, and we may never get the protocol.
    -- Deep in Botan.hs this function is just waiting on an MVar for
    -- at least one thing: to have the TLS handshake finish and the
    -- protocol to be selected.
    -- Now let's allow for that to timeout.

    -- transit_state: odd numbers are bad, even numbers mean everything is going
    -- according to plans
    transit_state <- newMVar (0 :: Int)
    done_waiting <- newEmptyMVar

    _ <- forkIOExc "tlsSessionHandler.mayTimeOut" $ do
        either_maybe_sel_prot <-  E.try $  getSelectedProtocol session
        proceed <- modifyMVar transit_state $ \ i ->
            if i == 0
               then
                  return (2,True)
               else
                  return (i,False)
        when proceed $ do
            case either_maybe_sel_prot :: Either IOProblem HttpProtocolVersion of
                Right maybe_sel_prot ->  do
                    let maybe_attendant =
                          case maybe_sel_prot of
                              Http11_HPV ->
                                  lookup "http/1.1" attendants
                              Http2_HPV ->
                                  lookup "h2" attendants
                    case maybe_attendant of
                        Just use_attendant ->
                             {-# SCC u4 #-} use_attendant connection_data plaintext_io_callbacks
                        Nothing -> do
                            log_event (ALPNFailed_CoEv wconn_id)
                            plaintext_io_callbacks ^. closeAction_IOC
                    modifyMVar_ transit_state $ \ _ ->
                        return 4
                    putMVar done_waiting ()

                Left _exc -> do
                    plaintext_io_callbacks ^. closeAction_IOC
                    report_minus_one_connection "io-problem"
                    modifyMVar_ transit_state $ \ _ ->
                        return 5
                    putMVar done_waiting ()

    _ <- forkIOExc "tlsSessionHandler.doTimeOut" $ do
        threadDelay tlsHandshakeTimeout
        dosignal <- modifyMVar transit_state $ \ i ->
            if i == 0
              then do
                 return (1, True)
              else do
                 return (i, False)
        when dosignal $ do
             log_event (TLSHandshakeTimeOut_CoEv sock_addr)
             plaintext_io_callbacks ^. closeAction_IOC
             report_minus_one_connection "handshake-tiemout"
             putMVar done_waiting ()

    -- Wait for one of the two branches to arrive here: either the
    -- one that does I/O or the one that does waiting for a timeout.
    readMVar done_waiting
    return ()

chooseProtocol :: [(String, a)] ->  HttpProtocolVersion
chooseProtocol (("http/1.1" , _):_ ) = Http11_HPV
chooseProtocol (("h2", _):_ ) = Http2_HPV
chooseProtocol _ = Http11_HPV

coreListen ::
           forall a ctx session b resumption_store .
           (TLSContext ctx session, TLSServerIO b, HasSocketPeer b, TLSSessionStorage resumption_store)
         => (Proxy ctx )                      -- ^ This is a simple proxy type from Typeable that is used to select the type
                                              --   of TLS backend to use during the invocation
         -> ConnectionCallbacks               -- ^ Functions to log and control behaviour of the server
         -> B.ByteString                      -- ^ PEM-encoded certificate chain, in this string
         -> B.ByteString                      -- ^ PEM-encoded, un-encrypted PKCS #8 key in this string
         -> a                                 -- ^ An entity that is used to fork new handlers
         -> ( a -> (Either AcceptErrorCondition b -> IO()) -> IO () )    -- ^ The fork-handling functionality
         -> Maybe resumption_store
         -> [(String, Attendant)]             -- ^ List of attendants and their handlers
         -> IO ()
coreListen
         _
         conn_callbacks
         certificate_pemfile_data
         key_pemfile_data
         listen_abstraction
         session_forker
         resumption_store
         attendants

  =   do
     let
         state = SessionHandlerState {
             _liveSessions_S = 0
           , _nextConnId_S = 0
           , _connCallbacks_S = conn_callbacks
             }
     state_mvar <- newMVar state
     ctx <-
         newTLSContextFromMemory
             certificate_pemfile_data
             key_pemfile_data
             (chooseProtocol attendants) :: IO ctx
     inflight <- newMVar HS.empty
     _session_resumption_enabled <- case resumption_store of
         Just really_there     -> enableSessionResumption ctx really_there
         Nothing -> return False
     let
         tls_session_handler :: forall w .
             (TLSServerIO w, HasSocketPeer w) =>
             Either AcceptErrorCondition w -> IO ()
         tls_session_handler either_aerr =
             case either_aerr of
                 Left connect_condition ->
                     case (conn_callbacks ^. logEvents_CoCa) of
                         Just lgfn -> lgfn $ AcceptError_CoEv connect_condition

                         Nothing -> return ()
                 Right good ->
                     case (conn_callbacks ^. serviceIsClosing_CoCa) of
                         Nothing ->
                             tlsSessionHandler state_mvar attendants ctx good inflight

                         Just clbk -> do
                             service_is_closing <- clbk
                             if not service_is_closing
                               then
                                 tlsSessionHandler state_mvar attendants ctx good inflight
                               else do
                                 -- Close inmediately the connection, without doing
                                 -- anything else
                                 ioc <- handshake good
                                 ioc ^. closeAction_IOC

     session_forker listen_abstraction tls_session_handler

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Eye brow makeup never was more convenient and accessible with the invention of microblading in King City. Microblading is a semi-permanent make up technique that is created with tattooing pigments into your eyebrow to offer a more voluminous and dense look. Within this tattooing procedure, pigments are infused into the topmost cellular layers of your epidermis to construct a favoured fullness and structure of your eyebrows. Generally, this method can last a couple years – which helps make this an undoubtedly semi-permanent treatment.
The expense to microblading can vary from place to place, but be in a position to allocate in the neighbourhood of $200 to $1000 for a proper procedure. The price varies based upon the place, the size of the spa, as well as the specialist carrying out the technique. It is not usually the case that the most expensive place is the better destination to have microblading implemented. There are many reliable microblading professionals that operate small business out of their own individual home as well as performs great work. You should definitely plan ahead before deciding on a centre; observing or listening about experiences is always a secure method in finding a great microblading specialist.
Post procedure, the eyebrows seem more voluminous and thicker whilst still ensuring a natural look. The purpose of microblading is not to provide you with that fake Hollywood eyebrow look; microblading is designed to provide you with a thick and natural look that gives off the perception that your eyebrow is naturally full.
In a case where your most wanted result is always to obtain that dense and full Hollywood eyebrows, then we would certainly recommend obtaining microshading done in conjunction with microblading. Microshading is comparable to microblading in how a semi-permanent procedure that fills in the eyebrow. The difference between the two is microshading creates a far more powdered appearance to the brow giving an even thicker and darker brow. In many cases, a microshaded eyebrow will seem like the eyebrow happens to be drawn in, providing you with a done up look.
Another thing to keep in mind, is the fact that the shade of your brows will vary over time. Just like a tattoo, microbladed eyebrows are going to lighten and the brows will naturally alter shades. The strokes of ink will blur as well as the eyebrow-like lines will start to merge with the next. When this happens, it is a very good signal that you need to consider getting your brows touched up. In the event you don't mind the duller look of your brows, then you can certainly continue with them for as long as you desire. Nevertheless do consider, eventually all of the pigment will fall out and your brows will revert their normal shape. Our suggestion is to get the touchup the instant you noticed an evident change in colour – this way you keep your brow fresh, distinctive, and ensuring a consistent look.
Following the process, you should always keep your eyebrows as dry as they can for two weeks. Liquid may cause the ink to be washed off which could trigger the outcome to be discoloured. Make sure to keep your eyebrows as moisture free as you can to prevent the fading. A a quick tip to preserve your brows dry for these two weeks is simply to steer clear of rinsing your hair, which is the key reason for soaked brows. Look into the application of dry shampoos and conditioners as a substitute – but then be sure to not get any of the dry hair shampoo onto your brows given that the chemical substances might possibly significantly distort the gains of the procedure.
Similar to every other operation, microblading involves a number of key pre procedure preparation. The leading concern is blood getting thinner, causing open cuts to bleed overly; that makes the cosmetic process tough to execute mainly because microblading entails injecting ink into very small incisions of the actual skin. Substantial bleeding will only reject the ink causing the process next to impossible to conduct. Another vital item would be to minimize drinking alcohol seven days before the treatment. Liquor also brings about your blood to thin and tends to make your skin a lot more thin. By cutting out alcoholic beverages for 7 days before the procedure, it makes it possible for your skin to remain in flawless form for your technician to get the cosmetic process rolling.
Pain tolerance may differ from individual to individual; but normally microblading comes with a minor pain to it. The best way to illustrate the discomfort is visualizing a person pinching your eyebrow. The positive thing is, the eyebrow does not have a lot of senses; so your pain threshold should be generally greater to start out with. In the event pain does develop into an issue for you personally, a skin-based numbing lotion comes available that helps dull the discomfort of the cosmetic process. This lotion is required to be put on one hour before the procedure for the ideal effect. There have been talk about numbing gel and information about how it could possibly lead the skin to be inflamed – results and examinations show that numbing ointment is absolutely alright to use as it doesn't openly connect to skin infection.
Determing the best place to opt for your microblading treatment in King City can be quite intimidating. Reviews on the web are slightly skewed, and endorsements are hardly ever accurate. We've explored various options, and have collected a summary of our approved specialist to be found close by you. Have a look at our microblading city web page to look for a city near you for our recommendations!


George Harrison and his wife, Olivia, in London, circa 1983.
The project had its start in 2005, when Olivia attended the London premiere of Scorsese's Bob Dylan documentary, No Direction Home. She shared her hope for a similar movie about her husband with the film's producer, Nigel Sinclair. After discussing possible directors for months, the pair "delicately approached" Scorsese. "To our surprise and delight, he said he was very intrigued by George's story," Sinclair recalls.
The documentary includes new interviews with McCartney, Starr, Yoko Ono, George Martin, Tom Petty, Eric Clapton (who recalls watching Harrison write "Here Comes the Sun") and many more. But Scorsese and his team relied heavily on archives kept by Harrison himself: footage of the Beatles on vacation; a recording of Harrison's first sitar lesson with Ravi Shankar; home movies of Harrison fooling around in his recording studio with his son Dhani. "We set up a little production office in our house," says Olivia. "George lived in the house for 30 years, and he would just throw things in this drawer and that drawer. So every cupboard had something in it." The production team set up research offices in New York and London, working for years to find footage and photographs, including every filmed Harrison interview they could track down.
The surviving Beatles provide some of the film's most powerful moments: McCartney makes an impassioned argument that anyone who thinks only he and Lennon were important in the group is wildly wrong; Starr begins to weep when he recalls visiting Harrison as the guitarist battled terminal lung cancer.
This is from the September 1, 2011 issue of Rolling Stone.


Some home improvements yield a higher return on investment than others, and before you remodel your home for comfort or resell you should consider the value the improvement will add to your home.
A fresh coat of paint is about one of the best home improvements and a high return on investment. In fact, you can expect the return rate to be as much as two times your investment.
An outdated kitchen not only takes from the comfort of your home, many homebuyers won't consider a home with an outdated kitchen unless it is priced at least $50K below market value. Homeowners can expect a kitchen improvement to yield about 85 percent return on investment. Experts claim the best means to maximize your return on investment is by limiting the cost of the project to 20 percent of the value of your home.
Like the kitchen, an outdated bathroom will turn homebuyers away, making this another home improvement project with high returns on investment. The typical bathroom upgrade will yield about 80 percent of your investment.
Decks add comfort and appeal to a home and are a great home improvement project to investment in with a return of as much as 80 percent. Homeowners can expect to pay anywhere from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.
Siding that is in bad shape should be replaced unless you plan on selling your home "As Is". Siding typically costs about $10K for an average sized home and will yield a return of no less than 80 percent.
Window replacement will update the home, lower energy costs and add to your resell value. The typical return on investment in a window replacement improvement is at least 70 percent.


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Nella mitologia irlandese, Birog era una druida che aiutò Cian a scalare la torre di cristallo dove Balor aveva imprigionato la figlia Ethniu. Quando costei diede alla luce Lugh, il risultato della visita di Cian, Balor lanciò il bambino nell'oceano. Birog lo salvò e lo diede a Manannan mac Lir perché lo crescesse. In alcune zone dell'Irlanda, Birog appare come un grifone.

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Various forms of health care technology are being utilized today to enhance the skills of health care professionals, as well as improve quality outcomes. Considering the complex and high-risk nature of the operative setting, integrating simulations or mock scenarios has become a growing trend in fostering high-reliability interdisciplinary teamwork. The following paper focuses on the development and implementation of a simulation-based safety program within the operative setting of a health care facility in an effort to reduce adverse or never events. Although the safety risks related to implementing simulation and mock scenarios within the operative setting are identified, evidence is provided that suggests simulation of mock scenarios and tracking of long-term outcomes promotes the delivery of safe, quality care thereby reducing overall risks within the operative setting. Steps for creating the safety program are discussed.
Not only have concerns been posed related to the occurrence of incorrect surgical procedures (e.g., wrong procedure, wrong site surgery and/or wrong patient) being performed, but also for the occurrence of other never events within the operative setting such as retained surgical items. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the National Quality Forum (NQF), never events include adverse events that are clearly identifiable and measurable, resulting in death or significant disability, and generally preventable (AHRQ, 2012). Hence, developing and implementing a safety program that focuses on the standardization of workflows and response to high-risk situations may be warranted to reduce and prevent the occurrence of adverse events within the operative setting.
What Have We Learned From Three Mile Island After 17 Years?


This book is the final research product of a key project funded by the Chinese Fund for the Humanities and Social Sciences(No. 08 & ZD044). This book consists of 16 chapters,chapter 1 is a general study on the evolution,accomplishments,and drawbacks of China's urbanization,and offers a profound reflection on the urbanization strategy. Based on this,the scientific basis,connotation and basic features are investigated,and the general thought,mode selection,long-term mechanism and supporting policy system are proposed as well. Chapters 2 to 16 are monographic studies,which deepen and support the general research from various aspects. And appendixes 1 to 10 are policy proposals for the central government.
In this book,authors combine new urbanization and urbanization with Chinese characteristics organically and put forward systematically the thought of taking the road of new urbanization with Chinese characteristics. New urbanization with Chinese characteristics based on national conditions of China conforms to scientific outlook on development,emphasizes human oriented,intensive,intelligent,green and low carbon development,urban-rural integration and synchronization among industrialization,urbanization,informatization and agricultural modernization. It is an important component part of the road to socialism with Chinese characteristics. The basic features of new urbanization with Chinese characteristics are diversification,gradualism,intensification,harmony and sustainability. This book notes that four strategic transformations-from speeding up to slowing down,from seeking quantity to seeking quality,from extensive to intensive,and from urban-rural divided to urban-rural integrated-are happening to the current urbanization of China. In this transformation period,the central government should take diverse modes of urbanization according to different local conditions,carry out polycentric and network development strategy,construct three-level(world level,national level,regional level)urban agglomeration system and four vertical and four horizontal key development axes,promote the formation of scientific and reasonable urbanization spatial pattern,and improve urbanization quality comprehensively.
This book conducts a pioneering and innovative research into the issue of new urbanization with Chinese characteristics,the main work and conclusions are as follows:As urban social and environmental efficiency is integrated into the framework,an analytical framework for urban scale economies consisting of economy,society and environment is established,on the basis of which,the hypothesis of inverted U shape curve of urban scale economies and criteria of urban scale effectiveness are presented,which are empirically tested using the data of cities at the prefectural level and above. Based on urban development quality,urbanization efficiency and urban-rural coordination degree,an assessment indicator system for urbanization quality is constructed,and the urbanization quality of China is assessed comprehensively using the data of 286 cities at the prefectural level and above in 2010. Reviewed from the dynamic perspective,urbanization cost and cities' maintaining cost are distinguished,and both classification and measurement methods were designed and then used to calculate the cost resulting from city's scale expansion and public service supply. An analytical framework for technical innovation effect of urbanization,in which urbanization could promote technical innovation by concentrating factors of production,stimulating effective demand,facilitating spatial diffusion of technology and division of localization,is put forward. Besides,an empirical test for technical innovation effect of China's urbanization is carried out using national time series data and provincial panel data set of 7 regions respectively. Based on the analysis of environmental effect of urbanization,the DME(Drivers Mechanisms Effects)concept model composing of driving force of urbanization,mechanism and environmental effects is constructed and then empirically tested using provincial panel data from 1998 to 2010. From the points of view of urban input,urban output and contrast in urban-rural development,a comprehensive assessment indicator system for intensive urbanization is also constructed,and applied to assess and analyze the intensity of China's urbanization using provincial data of 2001,2006 and 2010.


Over the last few years the company has grown astronomically. We have over 400 staff world wide and that number is increasing all the time as we add new buildings to the village.
It is New Nordics goal to build holiday villages around Thailand.
These villages will be complete with accommodation, shopping centers, food and beverage outlets, entertainment and much more. We intend to be able to offer all inclusive packages to holiday makers, whereby they can pay one price that includes their travel not only to Thailand but also within Thailand – their accommodation, their entertainment, and their food and drink etc.
We also intend to be able to offer these packages at many different budget types. We want to be there every step of the way starting with our tour operators around the world, it is our target to receive as much of their total holiday budget as possible.
We are going to do this by having 5 main departments to our company.
By not outsourcing anything that we do we are maximizing our profits.
Having our own construction company enables us to expand and develop, whilst keeping full control of time & quality and at a much lower cost than if we were to outsource.
Our tour operators are focused solely on selling Nordic holidays, which is very beneficial to keeping our occupancy rates high.
By running and servicing our own accommodation buildings again we are making huge savings by not having to book other hotels to accommodate our tourists.
Having multiple food, beverage and retail outlets also means that we a maximizing our potential to keep them spending their money with our company.
We intend to have multiple villages in different locations across Thailand's leading holiday destinations.
The first buildings started being constructed in the year 2000, and now we are approaching 40 buildings completed. We have grown rapidly over the years, from initially building one project at a time, then as the company grew it was two projects at time and so forth.
We are now at the stage where we have ten or more buildings under construction at any one time with a building now reaching completion every month.In Pattaya we currently occupy an area larger than 80,000 sqm and we continue to invest in more land.
With a current workforce of over 400, we are expanding internationally with new offices opening in different countries all the time.
Every department of our business has exceeded our early expectations.
Our annual occupancy rates are over 60% another figure that is also rising.
We are well ahead of schedule in our plan and have now secured land for our second location in Koh Samui, where we will be starting construction soon.
As we mention above our business plan focuses on outside investment. We look for private investors to invest in our business.We have set up our company in such a way that we can offer much more favourable terms than you would normally get when investing into a company.
Unlike the usual way of investing into companies whereby you buy shares into a company and then hope for the share value to increase to make you profit and you might also receive dividends. The downside to this type of investment though is that there is no security for your money.
If the company you have invested into goes bankrupt you lose ALL of you money, including any 'profits' that you were holding on paper.
With New Nordic you can enjoy fixed returns of 10% per year but also have the peace of mind that your investment is secured. In a similar worst case scenario New Nordic went bankrupt you still own a property asset which you can then use, rent or sell.
So although you are investing into a company – New Nordic, on paper we sell you a condominium and then we lease it back from you for an agreed period of between 5 – 20 years. The rental return amount is equivalent to 10% per year of the value you paid for the property. At the end of the investment period there are a few options for the investor including selling your unit back to Nordic for the amount you originally paid for it.
So for nearly 8 years now we have been using this investment plan to help fund the construction of "New Nordic Village". We now have over 2000 investors and everyone has been paid on time every month since we started.
Due to the success of the investment program and the progress of the company as a whole, confidence among our investors has also grown and now over 50% of new investment into the company is actually from previous existing investors.
The Development: Ma Noa Resort is a spectacular beachfront development Brazil Complete with numerous leisure activities on site such as the famous Ma-Noa waterpark, swimming pools, football field, tennis courts, sumptuous tropical gardens, parking, commercial centre and restaurants. Endless white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise ocean, excellent accessibility, unrivalled water sports, mouth-watering gastronomy, diverse entertainment, golf courses, year roundsunshine and so much more makes this a truly unique haven.


The Northern Trust defined contribution team is noted for its work in creating new products that improve the investment experience for participants while also keeping costs low. The teams' work on collective investment trusts is gaining traction with plan sponsors that are looking for low-cost funds that also have a fiduciary standard built in.
Northern Trust Defined Contribution has also made service enhancements to its outsourced services offering and continues to be a consistent presence in the target date funds market.
As part of its work with plan sponsors, Northern Trust also provides advice on how to improve plan participation and implement innovative retirement security solutions like auto-escalation of contributions. As the defined contribution landscape continues to evolve, Northern Trust's deep institutional expertise and significant retirement-focused infrastructure mean that the firm is well positioned to win new mandates and grow its footprint.


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Enter the Gungeon review
by JustCozzie
This review is for the Switch port - which I put 35 hours into before putting it aside because of a mix of difficulty and performance issues (I got to High Dragun only twice just to take a death to the game hitching at the crucial moments of its final phase attacks). Those hours alternate between fun and frustration but I would still recommend the game on a platform without the Switch version's problems, albeit only to someone who enjoyed challenging games with no difficulty options.
Despite everything Gungeon has beautiful presentation. The title screen and theme is drop-dead gorgeous, and that carries over to the game with bouncy pixel art (which is given lots of time to shine with the huge variety of weird weapons), little touches like your home base changing depending on how many deaths you've had, very amusing puns, and lots of physics particles bouncing everywhere. Unfortunately that seems to come with occasional issues technical issues like hitching when entering crowded rooms and big slowdown with lots of bullets on screen (like against the second and "final" bosses) and the "Speed mode" option makes those worse if anything. Mechanically it's similar enough to give me that Binding of Isaac fix but really it's a whole different beast. Runs are much longer and the game is HARD (reaching that aforementioned second boss took 14 deaths), although it does feel fairer than BoI - runs are much less tied to random item drop rates and more skill based, rewarding you for dodging the bullet hell nightmares. Yes, shockingly it is actually more bullet hell than BoI, and unfortunately there is the odd unfair enemy placement where immediately upon walking into a room you'll get smashed by 2 shotgun shells blocking you in right next to the door with not a lot you can do about it.
The reason runs seem less influenced by item luck is that, so far at least, I've only found items that are more sidegrades or slight buffs - none of the mechanically game-changing insanity of Isaac. So far the pickup that messed with the game's fundamentals the most was probably a Gears of War style active reload which, while fun, doesn't really give a huge benefit or change of pace. Unfortunately there are also a few too many hidden stats at play to make sure you don't get too lucky, for example the chances of getting more than 2 good items in one run drops down to 5%, which means the really fun OP good luck runs you could very rarely get in BoI just aren't possible. Another strange choice (although it might just have been my luck) is that it takes a long time to unlock your first NPC/permanent upgrade shop, something which I can see putting of people who want at least a little sense of progression, but that does have the benefit of meaning when I finally did get a shop I had more than enough money to get whatever I wanted. The shops don't get new items until you buy everything on sale, and there isn't a way to remove them from the item pool à la Crypt of the Necrodancer, so you're sometimes forced to spend money on things you don't want and that you know will actively make the game harder by stopping you getting the items you do want. NPC quests are much more interesting and involved than any other Rogue-like I've played, like Ser Manuel's story and filling up the breach with rescued people.
The teleport system is a big Quality of Life feature: almost every room of interest or branching paths has a teleporter in it that you can near instantly go back to with a tap of the map, completely cutting out boring backtracking, although to balance that any items left in a room (except health) are gone for good. It's much appreciated that they want to minimise the player's wasted time in a game that you'll likely be making hundreds of runs in. On the other hand Weapon Enhancements (combos) aren't as obvious as I'd like - neither telling you which items combine, or the new effects they gain - and because you get so little info about guns/items in general they can be a bit nonsensical, with the only way to know them being to memorise the whole list.
On the Switch version the achievement system is missing, which is a much bigger problem than in most games as it's not just trophy-hunters that are affected. the achievements each unlock a good weapon/item for use in the dungeon and provide a short-term goal to work towards at the start of the game: keeping minute-to-minute gameplay rewarding, incentivising trying out different playstyles and making the overarching long-term goal of exploring the Gungeon seem less daunting. While the weapons still unlock when you reach the achievement milestones they aren't visible in-game (and there isn't even an internet browser on the Switch to keep a list open on, thanks Nintendo) leaving the only sense of progression to unlocking shortcuts, which are intended for experienced players and necessitate lots of luck and near-perfect no-hit runs. The lack of achievements basically cuts out the whole early-game of Enter the Gungeon, and all they need is a Shovel Knight style "Feats" list to fix it. If it sounds like I'm blowing a small issue out of proportion with that imagine playing a Breath of the Wild without any shrines, as they serve the same moment-to-moment gameplay purpose.
JustCozzieJan 1, 2019
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Enter the Gungeon can undoubtedly be seen as a vague cousin of the binding of Isaac and nuclear throne. Nevertheless, any bastard he is, he manages to extricate himself from his two elders to develop his own characteristics. No plagiarism, no repumping, no excessive inspiration so, but simply a formula that works very well and that succeeds to be unique. The pitch is as simple as other games of the genre. You play as Explorers (gungeoners) who have learned of a very special weapon in a certain Dungeon, on a certain planet: the Gungeon. This special weapon does not usurp its reputation since it is neither more nor less of the pistol to kill the past (to understand in the sense of killing its own past, not the historical past of mankind or others)! The Gungeon bears its name for a very simple reason: everything inside or almost is related to the "cult of the Gundead", in short to guns, bullets, explosions... 4 classes, quite different from each other (the prisoner, the Huntress, the Navy and the pilot), but not fundamentally distinct-much like most of the characters in the binding of Isaac, it is mostly a few objects of departures that change but the gameplay is substantially the same. 5 levels to explore before arriving at the guardian monster of the Lair and the room containing the famous pistol. The bestiary is varied and many monsters will give you a twist, as well as bumps. Again, as in TBoI, full of little tricks, methods to optimize its runs, etc. exist. Many weapons and objects are to be unlocked, some are good, others not terrible, and still others are very powerful. And I'm not talking about all the secrets since from the top of my nearly fifty hours, I've only seen a few; but I have heard-from safe sources-many other things (Rainbow chests, levels "glitch"...). Moreover, the graphics are in pixels, but it is a very beautiful pixel art, with a careful work on the particles and the objects of the décor. But, as in most rogue-like, learning is a long road, not always the most enjoyable but visible and very rewarding in the long run. Three things to remember in this type of game:-the skill, fundamental and even more important in this game than in Isaac. Avoiding bullets, knowing when to use its ballablancs (gameplay element cleanses the room from all the bullets on the screen and preventing the enemies from momentarily firing), get the best out of its gear, optimize its rolls (the roll is here essential and is special-as long as we are in the jumping phase to make the roll, we are invulnerable, but this is no longer the case when we touch the ground), to a lesser extent, know how to use the tables (we can flip the tables to protect bullets, as long as it is not broken), etc.-knowledge. Often forgotten but never neglected in the rogue-like (among others). Obviously, once, twice, three times against a boss, it's not always enough to know how to react. It is only by the number of runs, the number of times we confront such enemies, that we enter in such type of room, etc. that you will gain knowledge. It even affects the general direction of the run, not just a particular room or boss. Know how to manage its casings, its ammunition, know how to detect secret rooms... are all things that are part of the overall knowledge of the game and that make you improve on the medium and long term. -luck. Less present here than in Isaac, she still does. The rotten runs where only the top of the top players can get away and others where one literally rolls on. But, as I said, it's less than Isaac: the player will find himself "fast" (in quotation marks because it will be mostly on the fourth level that it starts to catch, and it takes some time to reach him) stuck if he is not able to improve his skill and avoid bullets. The runs where you ride on all enemies without actually resorting to a certain dose of skill are rarer. In conclusion, enter the Gungeon is a game that is well worth its modest price. It makes without hesitation possible part of the Jet-set of the rogue-like, with graphics doing much more than the minimum Trade Union, a nervous and efficient gameplay, a bestiary and a varied and sympathetic equipment. It is unlikely that he would dislike a veteran of this type of games and a short player who recognizes himself in the characteristics mentioned in my evaluation.
Kamuy
A solid game you can dive into whenever you want - and pretty damn challenging.
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This is Part 4; the final installment of my Hong Kong travels and GIA's on-campus diamond grading course.
As the saying goes "All work and no play makes Paul a dull boy". A trip to Hong Kong isn't complete without visiting the attractions it had to offer. Here are the highlights of the places I had been during my stay.
Getting around the city center in electric trams is easy and convenient.
Without fail, almost every tourist to Hong Kong will undertake a day trip to Lantau Island to explore some of the famous landmarks there. Interestingly, the world's longest cable car ride is also located there at Lantau Island, Ngong Ping. From the base station, the length of the cable car ride is an astounding 5km ride towards the peak of the mountain.
The summit is one of the most visited destinations where you can take a tour of the mountains and view the Tian Tan Buddha statue that overlooks the entire island of Lantau. This huge monument also happens to be the world's largest statue of a seated Buddha, measuring at a height of more than 30 meters and made entirely of cast iron.
People queuing up and taking turns to pay respects to the giant Buddha.
Anyone wants to give him a high 5?
A short hike to visit the pillars of wisdom near Ngong Ping Village. Maybe that's why I aced my grading class.
Po Lin monastery – beautiful wall carvings and colorful garden.
From Ngong Ping, I took a 15 minutes bus ride towards a rustic fishing village called Tai O. This laid back fishing town has traditional houses on slits, old alleys and boat tours for you to explore. Unlike the rest of Hong Kong, the pace of life here is a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, making it a nice place to chill out and unwind.
Popular delicacies eaten by the Chinese include shark fin.
Besides Lantau Island, there are sights and destinations that tourists could head to on the main Hong Kong island.
The underwater tunnel in Ocean Park where visitors get to watch sharks swim overhead is a treat.
The daily laser light show performance with music at the Symphony of Lights.
For the duration of the trip, I stayed at my brother's apartment which is located near the financial hub. Interestingly, at almost every turn of the streets from Sheung Wan to Central, you will find a jewelry store.
In fact, jewelry stores in Hong Kong's Central are akin to Starbucks in New York City. They are so saturated that you can almost find one at every corner of the city centre. And as a reminder, prices are very steep and the selection of goods is mediocre.
If you intend to shop for diamond jewelry, I would recommend these vendors instead.
It's crowded and busy in the streets of Mongkok after dusk.
I also had the opportunity to visit a local turf club on a weekday evening after classes. Now, I know what you are thinking. Most people usually associate gambling and sleaziness with the horse racing clubs. Well, I'm guilty of that stereotyping as well.
But as it turns out, I was pleasantly surprised by how modernized the Happy Valley turf club is. Instead of a smoky and unhygienic place I had imagined from old Chinese movies, the turf club had a welcoming carnival-like atmosphere. I'm also surprised that this is the place where many expatriates gather to meet up and chill.
Overall, the trip was really enjoyable. Not only did I make new friends in the jewelry trade, I was able to gain a deeper understanding on the emerging Chinese market. The only regret I had was that I couldn't attend the international diamond trade show which took place a few days later due to personal commitments.
This was my first time in Hong Kong and the experience was a memorable one indeed. That said, I see myself back in Hong Kong in the foreseeable future and who knows, you might just catch me there at next year's jewelry show.
And Could You Guess What I Ended Up Buying?
My most expensive purchase of the trip is this little plastic stone holder which is used as an attachment for the standard microscopes or as a stand-alone device for holding diamonds.
Could you make a wild guess how much this little piece of plastic costs? It costs a whopping US$100! These little gadgets used for gemology purposes don't come cheap. Nevertheless, I went ahead to purchase it as I see it as an investment for the website. With this stone holder, I am planning a series of videos that feature close-up views of diamonds under high magnification.
If you are interested to view these videos, simply sign up for our mailing list. You will be the first to be notified when we upload new content to our website and to our YouTube channel.
Before I sign off, if you are interested in taking a diamond grading course and want to know more about what to expect, feel free to get in touch with me or leave a comment below.
i saw that you recommend purchasing diamonds online, what are your thoughts on bluenile?
BlueNile is reliable and a decent vendor. Stick with their signature diamonds or those listings that provide videos/images.
I am considering taking a graduate diamond course out of interest. No background in diamond industry.
Do you think it is a enjoyable course. Have you been able to apply your knowledge gained through this course ?
It's a little different for me. Before attending the course, I've already learnt and thought myself basically everything that was taught in the course. The only difference that books can't teach and the course offers is the practical examination and physical handling of the diamonds. Even so, that is a trait and skill you can learn if you ever worked in a jewelry store. If you have no background in the industry, then this course should open some doors and even give you the chance to network with fellow classmates in the industry.


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According to Zacks, "Cannae Holdings, Inc. holds majority and minority equity investment stakes in a number of entities, including Ceridian Holdings, LLC, American Blue Ribbon Holdings, LLC and T-System Holding LLC. Cannae Holdings, Inc., formerly known as Fidelity National Financial Inc., is based in FL, United States. "
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A number of other brokerages have also weighed in on CNNE. Stephens restated a "buy" rating and issued a $45.00 price objective on shares of Cannae in a report on Wednesday, November 20th. ValuEngine lowered shares of Cannae from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research note on Wednesday, October 2nd. Finally, TheStreet upgraded shares of Cannae from a "c+" rating to a "b-" rating in a research note on Monday, November 18th.
Shares of CNNE opened at $38.90 on Tuesday. Cannae has a twelve month low of $17.98 and a twelve month high of $39.32. The firm's fifty day simple moving average is $37.57 and its 200-day simple moving average is $31.31. The firm has a market capitalization of $2.76 billion, a price-to-earnings ratio of 56.38 and a beta of 0.97. The company has a current ratio of 1.30, a quick ratio of 1.13 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.32.
Cannae (NYSE:CNNE) last announced its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, November 12th. The company reported $0.64 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of ($0.54) by $1.18. Cannae had a net margin of 10.27% and a return on equity of 11.22%. The business had revenue of $270.40 million for the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $279.65 million. During the same period last year, the business earned $0.02 EPS. The company's revenue was up 9.2% on a year-over-year basis. On average, analysts predict that Cannae will post 0.93 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
In other Cannae news, EVP Michael L. Gravelle acquired 3,030 shares of the stock in a transaction on Friday, December 6th. The shares were bought at an average cost of $36.96 per share, with a total value of $111,988.80. Following the transaction, the executive vice president now owns 149,697 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $5,532,801.12. The transaction was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is accessible through the SEC website. Also, Director Frank P. Willey acquired 5,000 shares of the stock in a transaction on Friday, December 6th. The shares were acquired at an average cost of $36.96 per share, for a total transaction of $184,800.00. Following the completion of the transaction, the director now directly owns 96,701 shares in the company, valued at approximately $3,574,068.96. The disclosure for this purchase can be found here. 7.20% of the stock is owned by company insiders.
A number of institutional investors have recently modified their holdings of the business. Advisors Capital Management LLC grew its position in Cannae by 10.8% during the 4th quarter. Advisors Capital Management LLC now owns 12,420 shares of the company's stock worth $462,000 after purchasing an additional 1,211 shares during the last quarter. Millennium Management LLC grew its holdings in Cannae by 23.4% in the third quarter. Millennium Management LLC now owns 1,333,407 shares of the company's stock valued at $36,628,000 after purchasing an additional 253,225 shares during the period. Squarepoint Ops LLC purchased a new stake in Cannae during the third quarter worth approximately $302,000. Point72 Asset Management L.P. purchased a new stake in Cannae during the third quarter worth approximately $82,000. Finally, California State Teachers Retirement System boosted its stake in shares of Cannae by 1.2% in the third quarter. California State Teachers Retirement System now owns 105,336 shares of the company's stock valued at $2,894,000 after purchasing an additional 1,259 shares during the period. 79.46% of the stock is currently owned by institutional investors.
About Cannae
Cannae Holdings, Inc is a principal investment firm. The firm primarily invests in restaurants, technology enabled healthcare services, financial services and more. It takes both minority and majority stakes. Cannae Holdings, Inc is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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