TowerJazz manufactures integrated circuits, offering a broad range of customizable process technologies including: SiGe, BiCMOS, Mixed-Signal/CMOS, RF CMOS, CMOS image sensor, integrated power management, and MEMS. TowerJazz also provides a world-class design enablement platform for a quick and accurate design cycle as well as Transfer Optimization and development Process Services (TOPS) to IDMs and fabless companies that need to expand capacity.
TowerJazz's worldwide headquarters are located in Migdal Haemek (MH), Israel.
TowerJazz operates seven manufacturing facilities: two in Israel (150mm and 200mm), two in the U.S. (200mm) and three additional facilities in Japan (two 200mm and one 300mm) through TowerJazz Panasonic Semiconductor Co. (TPSCo), established with Panasonic Corporation of which TowerJazz has the majority holding.
The company has a worldwide design center located in Netanya, Israel. Our global customer base is supported by sales offices in the US, Israel, China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
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Is TowerJazz a publicly traded company?
Yes, the company is traded as Tower Semiconductor Ltd. in both NASDAQ and TASE, ticker: TSEM.
When does TowerJazz fiscal year officially end?


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package com.ajayhao.simpleboot.dal.dataobject;

import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

public class StockInfoDOExample {
    protected String orderByClause;

    protected boolean distinct;

    protected List<Criteria> oredCriteria;

    public StockInfoDOExample() {
        oredCriteria = new ArrayList<Criteria>();
    }

    public void setOrderByClause(String orderByClause) {
        this.orderByClause = orderByClause;
    }

    public String getOrderByClause() {
        return orderByClause;
    }

    public void setDistinct(boolean distinct) {
        this.distinct = distinct;
    }

    public boolean isDistinct() {
        return distinct;
    }

    public List<Criteria> getOredCriteria() {
        return oredCriteria;
    }

    public void or(Criteria criteria) {
        oredCriteria.add(criteria);
    }

    public Criteria or() {
        Criteria criteria = createCriteriaInternal();
        oredCriteria.add(criteria);
        return criteria;
    }

    public Criteria createCriteria() {
        Criteria criteria = createCriteriaInternal();
        if (oredCriteria.size() == 0) {
            oredCriteria.add(criteria);
        }
        return criteria;
    }

    protected Criteria createCriteriaInternal() {
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
        return criteria;
    }

    public void clear() {
        oredCriteria.clear();
        orderByClause = null;
        distinct = false;
    }

    protected abstract static class GeneratedCriteria {
        protected List<Criterion> criteria;

        protected GeneratedCriteria() {
            super();
            criteria = new ArrayList<Criterion>();
        }

        public boolean isValid() {
            return criteria.size() > 0;
        }

        public List<Criterion> getAllCriteria() {
            return criteria;
        }

        public List<Criterion> getCriteria() {
            return criteria;
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition) {
            if (condition == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Value for condition cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition));
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition, Object value, String property) {
            if (value == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Value for " + property + " cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition, value));
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition, Object value1, Object value2, String property) {
            if (value1 == null || value2 == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Between values for " + property + " cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition, value1, value2));
        }

        public Criteria andIdIsNull() {
            addCriterion("ID is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("ID is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID =", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID <>", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID >", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID >=", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID <", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("ID <=", value, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("ID in", values, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("ID not in", values, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("ID between", value1, value2, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIdNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("ID not between", value1, value2, "id");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidIsNull() {
            addCriterion("GID is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("GID is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID =", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID <>", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID >", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID >=", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID <", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID <=", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID like", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("GID not like", value, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("GID in", values, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("GID not in", values, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("GID between", value1, value2, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGidNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("GID not between", value1, value2, "gid");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateIsNull() {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE =", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE <>", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE >", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE >=", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE <", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE <=", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE like", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE not like", value, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE in", values, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE not in", values, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE between", value1, value2, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andWorkDateNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("WORK_DATE not between", value1, value2, "workDate");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameIsNull() {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME =", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME <>", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME >", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME >=", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME <", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME <=", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME like", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME not like", value, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME in", values, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME not in", values, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME between", value1, value2, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andStockNameNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("STOCK_NAME not between", value1, value2, "stockName");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerIsNull() {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER =", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER <>", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER >", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER >=", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER <", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER <=", value, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER in", values, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER not in", values, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER between", value1, value2, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncrePerNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("INCRE_PER not between", value1, value2, "increPer");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseIsNull() {
            addCriterion("INCREASE is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("INCREASE is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE =", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE <>", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE >", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE >=", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE <", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE <=", value, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE in", values, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE not in", values, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE between", value1, value2, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIncreaseNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("INCREASE not between", value1, value2, "increase");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriIsNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI =", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI <>", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI >", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI >=", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI <", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI <=", value, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI in", values, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI not in", values, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI between", value1, value2, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayStartPriNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_START_PRI not between", value1, value2, "todayStartPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriIsNull() {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI =", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI <>", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI >", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI >=", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI <", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI <=", value, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI in", values, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI not in", values, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI between", value1, value2, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andYestodEndPriNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("YESTOD_END_PRI not between", value1, value2, "yestodEndPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriIsNull() {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI =", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI <>", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI >", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI >=", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI <", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI <=", value, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI in", values, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI not in", values, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI between", value1, value2, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNowPriNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("NOW_PRI not between", value1, value2, "nowPri");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxIsNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX =", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX <>", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX >", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX >=", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX <", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX <=", value, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX in", values, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX not in", values, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX between", value1, value2, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMaxNotBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MAX not between", value1, value2, "todayMax");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinIsNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN =", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinNotEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN <>", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinGreaterThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN >", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinGreaterThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN >=", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinLessThan(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN <", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinLessThanOrEqualTo(BigDecimal value) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN <=", value, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN in", values, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinNotIn(List<BigDecimal> values) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN not in", values, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andTodayMinBetween(BigDecimal value1, BigDecimal value2) {
            addCriterion("TODAY_MIN between", value1, value2, "todayMin");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

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April Leong is the founding principal of Liberation Diploma Plus High School which works with students at risk of dropping out to graduate from high school. The principal, who was raised by a teen mother in an unstable household, uses her story to motivate her students.
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Update: Bitcoin email bomb threat reported at Intermediate Unit 13 building in Lebanon
A bomb threat sent via email forced an evacuation of the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 school building in Lebanon Thursday afternoon.
Update: Bitcoin email bomb threat reported at Intermediate Unit 13 building in Lebanon A bomb threat sent via email forced an evacuation of the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 school building in Lebanon Thursday afternoon. Check out this story on ldnews.com: https://www.ldnews.com/story/news/2018/12/13/bomb-threat-reported-intermediate-unit-13-building-lebanon/2302911002/
Merriell Moyer, Lebanon Daily News Published 2:39 p.m. ET Dec. 13, 2018 | Updated 5:02 p.m. ET Dec. 13, 2018
Photos: Walk with a Cop in Lebanon
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner walks with the kids during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
The second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner poses for a photo during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner takes questions during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner explains how to safely cross the railroad tracks during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner walks along Church Street during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner crosses the railroad tracks on Seventh Street during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
Lebanon City Police Chief Todd Briner talks during the second Walk with a Cop event hosted by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Valley YMCA on Saturday, July 22, 2017. During the walk Briner went over safety tips when walking through the city. The next Walk with a Cop event is Aug. 22. Jeremy Long, Lebanon Daily News
The Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate 13 school building in Lebanon on Thursday afternoon after a bomb threat was reported. The building was evacuated(Photo: Merriell Moyer)
A bomb threat sent via email forced an evacuation of the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 school building at the intersection of Cumberland and Lincoln streets in Lebanon on Thursday afternoon.
The bitcoin email
"Like many across the region, one of our employees at the 1 Cumberland St. building opened an email with a bomb threat today," Brian Barnhart, executive director at IU 13 said. "While we deem it to be rather benign, the safety of our children and staff is paramount to us at IU 13, so we took all necessary precautions and evacuated the building and notified first responders."
Barnhart confirmed the email was the same one circulating nationwide and reported by multiple news outlets requesting bitcoin payment along with the bomb threat.
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Staff inside the building pulled the fire alarm to insure a safe evacuation just before 2 p.m. Thursday before calling the county Emergency Management Agency to report the bomb threat, according to Fire Commissioner Duane Trautman.
Many gathered at the Rite-Aid across the street from the facility.
"They welcomed our little ones out of the cold immediately, so our staff was able to shelter there in place with their students," Barnhart said.
The students were evacuated into a chilly 40-degree day, but emergency responders arranged to have two Lebanon Transit buses in position to both provide shelter for the children and to safely transport them back to the parking lot of the IU 13 building to be reunited with their parents.
Dismissal was in process when the threat was received, so an exact number of people evacuated was not available since several buses had already left with students on board, Barnhart said.
Trautman estimated about 150 students and staff members were evacuated, and Barnhart said he felt that number was correct.
According to Facebook reports, many parents were already on the scene for a Family Day event.
"I'm happy to say staff and students all reported to their designated evacuations and we've responded appropriately without incident," Barnhart said.
Barnhart confirmed that all students were accounted for and were reunited with their families.
Police swept the building after the evacuation and declared it all clear at 3:18 p.m.
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A bomb threat was reported at the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 school building on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 13, 2019. The building was evacuated. (Photo: Merriell Moyer)
Turning a negative into a positive
"This was more of a logistical mess than anything else," Trautman said of the bomb threat. "It's a pretty lousy thing to do."
While the situation may have been a headache for first responders and IU 13 staff, Barnhart was happy with how the community responded to the incident.
He mentioned the shelter that Rite Aid provided to his staff and students as well as the buses Lebanon Transit provided at the request of the police and fire departments.
"The whole Lebanon community just rose to the occasion to support the children," Barnhart said.
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Sixx:A.M. Appearing as Special Guests on Five Finger Death Punch + Papa Roach Canadian Arena Tour — Sixx:A.M.
Sixx:A.M. is very excited to announce that they will be appearing as Special Guests for Five Finger Death Punch + Papa Roach on Canada's biggest co-headline arena rock tour in cities demanded by the fans.
With 10 #1 singles and over 25 Top 10 singles between them, millions of video streams and fans all over the globe, FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH and PAPA ROACH have been dominating the airwaves throughout their careers. Both bands—who have been heralded, by fans and press alike, as having killer live shows—have come together to co-headline Canadian arenas from coast to coast for the first time this fall, presented by Mascioli Entertainment and Evenko with $1 of each ticket sold being donated to a wildfire relief charity organization soon to be announced. See the tour dates further below and watch a special teaser previewing the Canadian Tour below.
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Lawsuit against Burma Superstar: "Think of the life of people who make your food"
Restaurant chain workers allege overtime, pay, and other labor code violations
By Sana Saleem
William Navarette with his attorney Jesse Newmark infront of Centro Legal de la Raza office in Oakland. Photo by Sana Saleem.
Former employees of Burma Superstar are speaking out about the labor lawsuit that was filed last week against the popular eatery claiming wage violations and a brutal work environment.
William Navarrete, an immigrant from El Salvador is a plaintiff in the suit. Navarrete came to the US in 2007, at 22, to support his family: "I am the second eldest of my family, I have one brother, five sisters and a mother back home, whom I have supported for all these years. When I came here all my siblings were young and studying now they have careers," he said.
Navarrete described issues he faced while he worked as a dishwasher, kitchen helper and cook at Burma Superstar outlets in Oakland, Alameda, and San Francisco for four years.
Navarrete, who worked at an average of 10 hours a day said that workers were not allowed to take breaks except for the two-hour break between the 4.5 hours and 5.5-hour shift: "We got no time to eat, get some air or even go to the restroom. The restaurants are really busy and there's a lot of pressure from waiters to get the food ready in time so we can serve fast. Working in the kitchen isn't like working in an office, it's very hot there's smoke and vapors. I never even got a second to stop because going to the toilet meant losing your work flow," he said as he pointed to both his arms revealing several old and new burn marks. "You are lifting heavy woks in the kitchen, you are dealing with extremely hot oil and equipment so accidents happen but without breaks it gets worse."
William Navarrete stands infront of Centro Legal de la Raza office in Oakland. Photo by Sana Saleem
Navarrete, who worked at the various outlets of the food chain for four years said his health suffered because of the stressful environment at his former workplace. Asked if the employees spoke to the managers about the working conditions, he said several of his colleagues raised concerns multiple times but all they got were temporary fixes.
Managers at Burma Superstar denied to comment on the lawsuit.
Yet it wasn't only the alleged working conditions that prompted the lawsuit. Around a 100 kitchen employees are claiming that Burma Superstar failed to pay many of them the minimum wage as well as denying them overtime pay, breaks, and sick leave.
"We are bringing the lawsuit so that we are paid back what we are owed and other workers and people should know about how we were treated," Navarrete told 48Hills.
The group, which includes more than one-hundred current and former employees of Burma Superstar, claims numerous violations of the California labor code.
The lawsuit also claims that Burma Superstar and its affiliated restaurants paid many of their kitchen workers fixed salaries instead of an hourly wage. They claim that the workers were deliberately mis-classified as salaried employees who are exempt from the state's wage-and-hour law.
In June, the Restaurant Opportunities Center released a report that Bay-Area restaurants have the largest race-based pay gap in the country.
A report by East Bay express detailed some of the findings: "For Jay Porter, the chef-owner of The Half Orange, many of the problems boil down to the pay gap between front-of-house and back-of-house employees — an issue that many restaurateurs brought up when Oakland instituted its recent minimum wage increase. Because generally only FOH employees (i.e., servers and bartenders) benefit from tips, they sometimes earn two or three times as much as kitchen workers. This disparity has a disproportionate impact on people of color, given the preponderance of Latino line cooks and other kitchen staff — and the fact that, at many restaurants, the FOH workers tend to be overwhelmingly white."
William Navarrete with his attorney Jesse Newmark infront of Centro Legal de la Raza office in Oakland. Photo by Sana Saleem.
Jesse Newmark, litigation director at Centro Legal de la Raza said that the alleged wage violations were quite severe: "William got paid less than two times the minimum wage, his salary was around $1000 per pay period*."
Navarrete, who now lives in Los Angeles with his wife and his 3-year old son, drove to Oakland to meet with his lawyers at Centro Legal de la Raza and speak to the press: "I finished my work shift at 10 pm and at 1 am I got into a car with my family and came down here because I want to fight this case for other workers," he said.
Navarrete is determined to keep fighting: "It's very unjust to work so hard, contribute so much and not be treated like you are supposed to." Navarrete pointed out that at the Oakland branch people line up for up to two hours to get food, asked what he would like to say to them: "I would like to tell people to try and get involved. Value the ones who are at the back, working really hard to make your food. Think about their lives." he said.
The class-action lawsuit was filed by attorneys at the Asian Law Caucus, Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center, and Centro Legal de la Raza in Alameda County Superior Court seeking back wages and attorney fees in addition to other penalties alleging violations of alleges different wage and labor laws.
UPDATE: An earlier version of this report quoted a figure of $1400 as Navarrete's salary it has since been updated with a more accurate estimate.
UPDATE: Nathan Ballard, spokesperson for Burma Star, issued a statement to the press dismissing claims: "This frivolous lawsuit is based on false allegations. Burma Superstar will be totally exonerated and will prevail in court."
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erikschn September 16, 2016 At 1:53 pm
"Nathan Ballard, spokesperson for Burma Star" Wow, I kept thinking to myself why do I keep hearing his name. And then I realized that Nathan Ballard is showing up as the spokesperson for every horrible institution in the Bay Area these days. Not only is the spokesperson for Burma Star, but he was also the spokesperson for the SFPOA to do damage control after the Mario Woods killing, for the Super Bowl 50 fiasco, but he really got his start with Gavin Newsom and all of his drama. I think we can just assume that if you hire this guy as your spokesperson, you are probably guilty of some pretty awful things. Wow, this guy must thrive off of having the worst people as his clients. Makes me wonder if you can believe anything he says
I will eat there tonight to support the workers.
Porfirio666 September 16, 2016 At 7:00 am
Nice to see that overtime for restaurant workers is becoming an issue.
thetens September 15, 2016 At 6:28 pm
"William got paid less then two times the minimum wage." So he was paid anywhere from $0.01 to $25.99 per hour.
Elizabeth Creely September 15, 2016 At 5:34 pm
I doubt they will be "totally exonerated."
Greg September 15, 2016 At 5:25 pm
I love the food, but they should clean up their act if they're mistreating their employees. Kudos to Navarrette for sticking with the lawsuit. It's always tough to decide to put your name out there because there's always the fear of retaliation.
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Child B was bullied at her prep school, where Mum worked part-time and was reluctant to complain. We advised on alternatives for the girl's education and she has now settled in happily at her local state primary school.
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Recounting the excellent relationship between the two countries, President Biya said, ''I am already looking forward to working more closely with you to the continued promotion of the excellent relations of friendship and cooperation between Nigeria and Cameroon and to meeting together the major challenges of our two countries, especially those related to stability and security.''
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According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton January 11th through 17th was 52.5 degrees, the lowest was 18.6 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 34.4 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 80%, the peak was 97% while the lowest was 48%. Rain accumulated 1.33 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton December 21st through 27th was 61 degrees, the lowest was 21.2 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 36.8 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 78%, the peak was 96% while the lowest was 44%. Rain accumulated 2.12 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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Weather Trends in Hopkinton: December 14th-21st 2020
According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton December 14th through 21st was 36.9 degrees, the lowest was 4.9 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 25.1 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 78%, the peak was 96% while the lowest was 26%. Rain accumulated 0.16 in & Snow accumulated 15.5 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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Public Notice from DPW Regarding Upcoming Snow Storm 12-16-2020
The Water and Fire Departments requests your assistance, in maintaining accessibility to the town's 700 fire hydrants, for the safety and protection of everyone. During the winter hydrants can become buried by snow during a storm. If you have a fire hydrant that is near your home, please help us make it visible and accessible to the Fire Department for use in an emergency. Precious seconds can be lost searching for the hydrant or removing snow to gain access to it. Help make your neighborhood safe for everyone!
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Weather Trends in Hopkinton: December 7th-13th
According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton December 7th through 13th was 58.2 degrees, the lowest was 18.9 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 34.8 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 83%, the peak was 98% while the lowest was 56%. Rain & Snow accumulated 0.46 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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Weather Trends in Hopkinton: November 30th-December 5th
According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton November 30th through December 5th was 44.6 degrees, the lowest was 32.9 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 36.3 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 95%, the peak was 97% while the lowest was 92%. Rain & Snow accumulated 1.23 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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Weather Trends In Hopkinton: November 23rd-29th 2020
According to the DPW weather station, the highest temperature reached in Hopkinton November 23rd through 29th was 59.6 degrees, the lowest was 24.9 degrees. Average temperature during the week in Hopkinton was 42.4 degrees. Humidity was at an average of 83%, the peak was 98% while the lowest was 39%. Rain & Snow accumulated 1.99 inches last week. You can see all the averages for Hopkinton below and be on the lookout for future weather updates in Hopkinton.
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