Inventory Usage Reports show counts and combined item cost and price for items that have reached one of the consumed inventory statuses. Inventory Usage Reports can be found in the "Reports" section of the navbar and under the "Inventory" report dropdown.
The Inventory Usage Summary Report shows item counts and data for items summed for each Item Type. The Inventory Usage Detail Report shows item counts and data summed for each Catalog Item.
Each consumed inventory status is listed at the top of the report. Select the status to report on by clicking on the tab.
Note that the date filters will filter items based on the date that item was moved into the consumed inventory status. If an inventory item is attached to a ticket, then the effective ticket date (the date the ticket status was last updated) will be used for the date filter so that you can match the inventory usage reports up with the other sales and accounting reports in RepairQ.
Use the Location filter to look at the report for a specific store, or select multiple stores for aggregate counts.
Use the Supplier filter to look at the report for items from a specific supplier. By default, the report pulls data for all suppliers.
The Detail Report also has Item Type and Catalog Item filters. Use these filters to filter the report for specific Item Types or Catalog Item searches.
Click the View Details button in the Detail Report to see the actual inventory items ffor that Catalog Item.


This month we have three old images of the ten or so windmills, which could once be found in the town of Rawitsch / Rawicz, of what is now Poland. At the time the photographs were taken the area was part of Prussia, Germany. Unfortunately, all the mills in the area are now no more.
This entry was posted in Old Images, Windmills and tagged germany, Poland on January 19, 2015 by Tower Mill.


More Fall Finds on DVD and YouTube Channels! – by Cara Potapshyn Meyers | MotherhoodLater.com - World's leading website, eZine and community for midlife moms.
Take a revealing look at one of the most iconic artists of our time, and the mother that raised her, Dear Mom, Love Cher available today on DVD from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. Experience the true story of Cher's life and her close relationship with her family, including her mother Georgia Holt. Along with the unique access to family footage, this exclusive DVD release includes a special birthday video from Cher to her mother. The DVD is timed to coincide with the release of Cher's highly anticipated, new solo album, also also available today. See the life of a true artist behind closed doors with Dear Mom, Love Cher.
I have always loved Cher all the way back to the time when I watched the "Sony & Cher Show" when I was a little girl. I also had almost all of her albums (yes, albums…there were no CDs back in those days!). I was excited to watch this movie because between media hype and inconsistent paparazzi reporting, it was hard to decipher who the "real" Cher actually was as well as her family.
Dear Mom, Love Cher provides a rare peek into Cher's fascinating family history and features in depth interviews with Holt, her daughters Cher and Georganne LaPiere Bartylak, and grandchildren Chaz Bono and Elijah Blue Allman. The documentary begins with Holt's humble beginnings in rural Arkansas, where she first dreamt of stardom as a little girl and continues through her six tumultuous marriages while pursuing a career among Hollywood's elite as a singer and actress. Dear Mom, Love Cher includes unprecedented access to the family and features including a never-before-heard duet performance with Holt and Cher, along with the long-lost recordings Holt taped more than three decades ago that Cher has re-mastered for commercial release later this year, making her mother's lifelong dream a reality.
Experience the adventure in the all-new animated feature Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit available now on DVD, Digital Download and Video on Demand from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. With a cast headlined by Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Tom Arnold (Hit and Run) and Academy Award®nominee Michael Clarke Duncan (Best Actor in a Supporting Role, The Green Mile, 1999) along with pop singing sensation (the smash hit "Friday") Rebecca Black in her feature film debut, the Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit follows Fu as he embarks on a journey to become a kung fu master. Awarded the DOVE Foundation Seal of Approval, the Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit DVD, including a behind the scenes featurette and a sneak peak at "Miniscule," includes four award-winning animated shorts.
My son wasn't sure he would like this movie because he felt it might be too young for him. Once I explained that it was rated PG and would have a lot of Martial Arts scenes, he was ready with popcorn! He was curious whether he could master the scenes shown in the movie as he is getting ready to get tested for a higher belt ranking in his karate class. Well, my son loved it! Filled with action and excitement, the Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit was a winner!
Today is National Women's Health & Fitness Day, which focuses attention on the importance of regular physical activity and health awareness for women. YouTube is an amazing tool for women to easily learn how to prepare healthy recipes, workout anytime anywhere and learn general tips to stay healthy.
YouTube Channels Clean & Delicious, Jamie Oliver and The Sweetest Vegan feature tons of healthy recipes that anyone can make in their kitchen. Raw. Vegan. Not Gross. is a new show on Tastemade's Channel that features delicious raw and vegan recipes that are NOT boring.
Tone It Up!, Blogilates and Sarah Fit feature workout videos that can be done anywhere, from the beach to the office, so there's no excuse to get healthy.
Check them out! These channels are only available on YouTube. It's never too late to eat well and stay fit!
Andrea Metcalf leads 30 five-minute workout blasts in Quick Fit, featuring the perfect mix-and-match of strength, cardio & core workouts in an innovative format. Andrea is a certified personal trainer, one of America's top fitness experts and the bestselling author of Naked Fitness. From healthy-living spokesperson to media rock star, Andrea helps people live, love, and get fit. She has appeared on NBC's Today, on radio shows, in magazines like Self, Shape, and Fitness, as well as on The Huffington Post and Oprah.com.
This is one powerful workout! It is terrific for fitness enthusiasts who want to keep their summer bodies toned or as a quick burst of exercise to maintain a certain fitness level. Since my husband is the workout king, I had him test this DVD out. Mr. Kickboxing, weight-lifting, marathon bike riding exercise machine had a tough time keeping up with this DVD! I believe it was mostly because they weren't his "standard" workouts. He was huffing and puffing, though! He gave Quick Fit two thumbs up!
Note: Thanks to Acacia Lifestyle and Lionsgate Home Entertainment for providing sample products. Cara Potapshyn Meyers and MotherhoodLater.com assume no liability relative to products reviewed in this blog.


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Cards football set to go bowling in Nashville Monday, Dec 9 2019
Football and Hassan Hall and Javian Hawkins and malik cunningham and Mekhi Becton and Micale Cunningham and Mississippi State and music city bowl and Nashville and Scott Satterfield and sports and Tutu Atwell Luke Graham 5:13 pm
By Luke Graham —
Coming off one of the worst years in Louisville football history, first year head coach Scott Satterfield has brought the Louisville football program back to a bowl game to finish the season.
Just days after the Cardinals (7-5, 5-3) found out that Scott Satterfield won ACC Coach of the Year and that four players were given all ACC honors with junior Mekhi Becton and sophomore Tutu Atwell on the 1st team, and freshman Javian Hawkins and sophomore Hassan Hall on the 2nd team, they found out they were headed to Nashville for the Music City Bowl Game.
Louisville will meet up in Nashville and face off against Mississippi State (6-6,3-5). It has been two years since Cards have faced the Bulldogs to the date for the 2017 Music City Bowl.
On Dec. 30, 2017 they lost to Mississippi State in what would be Heisman winner Lamar Jackson's last game as a Cardinal 31-27.
Louisville will look to make new fortune against the Bulldogs this time around. Led by sophomore quarterback Micale Cunningham the Cards look to take care of business in Nashville.
The city is buzzing about going bowling again and are hoping the Cards can win their first bowl game since 2015 against Texas A&M. Ironically enough, that was also the Music City Bowl.
With the Seniors going through a coaching change after playing with a Heisman winner, it would be nice to see them go out with a win to finish off their wild careers at Louisville.
Louisville looks to stay undefeated in Nashville this year after a win against Western Kentucky at a neutral site early in the season. The Cards will play at 4:00 pm on Dec. 30 on ESPN at Nissan Stadium.
Jessica Abell // The Louisville Cardinal
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U of L Cardinals defeat Mississippi State Bulldogs in College World Series Friday, Jun 21 2019
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By Gabriel Wiest —
The Cardinals won their second straight College World Series elimination game June 20 in a walk off against Mississippi State 4-3.
Louisville will face off against Vanderbilt June 21. The Cardinals have already lost one game against the team during the tournament and are facing elimination if they lose again.
"I'm super proud of these guys," said head coach Dan McDonnell. "There was a lot of belief in that dugout. You could hear it in the tone and the comments and the words. They definitely felt like we had a chance. We just had to make it happen, and we were able to."
Coming off a 5-3 win against Auburn, it was clear Louisville was not going to be eliminated without a fight.
The game started with a three-inning stalemate. Junior Nick Bennett pitched the first four innings, earning an ERA of 4.40.
At the top of the fourth the Bulldogs struck iron with two runs and no answer from the Cards.
The Bulldogs then came back with another run made at the top of the seventh inning.
Juniors Tyler Fitzgerald and Danny Oriente made the first two runs for the Cards at the bottom of the seventh. The Bulldogs did not answer the rest of the game.
In a walk off, Louisville came back in the bottom of the ninth to score two more runs to win the game, with Oriente's second of the night, and junior Jake Snider's first.
Oriente and junior Drew Campbell had a combined four at-bats, four hits and three RBI's opening up the Cards for offensive plays.
"I think you can see a lot from our team in those two at-bats from Oriente and Campbell," said McDonnell. "Those two at-bats by those guys really showed our toughness."
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The fountain pen has come a long way from the eyedropper designs of the vintage fountain pens, today various modern filling systems are available that offer the user ease of maintenance as well as longevity of their instrument.
Most modern fountain pens are made of acrylic, plastic, or celluloid bodies. Unless heavily soiled, these can be cleaned sufficiently using a damp soft cloth. For more serious stains, the pen may need to be professionally serviced.
However cleaning the internal mechanisms of the fountain pen requires a little more effort.
These usually consist of a cartridge that contains ink, and a convertor for those who prefer to use bottled ink. This is the most common mechanism of all the modern fountain pens available today.
This can be cleaned by using the convertor to fill the pen with water and flush the pen multiple times until the water runs clear. Usually plain water suffices, however in case stubborn inks are used, a few drop of dish washing soap help.
Alternatively, a syringe may be used to flush the pen section containing the nib and feed with water, although in this case the convertor does have to be cleaned separately.
Once the water from the nib and feed run clear, the section should be stored vertically, nib down in a small tissue paper and left to dry.
Many of the more premium pens (and of late some entry level pens) use an inbuilt convertor, known as a piston in order to fill and store ink in the pen.
These pens usually cannot be taken apart by the novice user and should never be attempted without accepting the risk of voiding the warranty. Many pens have been ruined because parts have been lost, pens disassembled, only to realize that they cannot be put together again.
To clean your piston filler fountain pen, once it is devoid of ink, immerse in a bowl of water, and activate the piston by turning the piston turning knob anti-clockwise till any remnants of ink are expelled and then clockwise to fill with water. The pen should be filled and expelled of water multiple times till the water runs clear.
Usually for pens using plastic feeds, 5-7 cycles is sufficient to clean out all ink from the pen. However for some pens that use ebonite feeds, 10-15 cycles are a safer option, as ebonite tends to absorb more ink than plastic.
Once the water runs clear, the pen is placed vertically nib down in a small tissue, with the piston head extended by rotating the piston turning knob anticlockwise.
Lever fillers use a lever assembly to squeeze a sac housed in the pen body. This is an older filling mechanism and is rarely seen on modern pens. These mechanisms are tedious to flush cleanly, thus the advent of modern filling systems made them redundant.
To clean a lever filler, immerse the pen in water making sure that the section is also immersed completely, the lever is then activated, by pulling it away from the pen, this compresses the sac and flushes out any ink, it is then released while making sure that the entire section is still under water, the sac inflates and is filled with water. Usually it is recommended to wait for 10 seconds to allow the sac to fill completely, after which the lever is again pulled away from the body of the pen.
The process is repeated till the water runs clear. As with all pens, its stored nib down vertically in a small tissue that helps to wick out the water.
For the sake of brevity, this post shall discuss only the modern vacuum fillers, and not the parker vacumatic pens. The modern vac fillers are the Twisbi Vac 700/700R, Visconti Homo Sapiens line which uses the misnomer "power filler" and the Pilot Custom Heritage 823.
These pens use a filling system that uses a rod along the center of the pen body which uses rubber seals and the differential internal diameter in order to create a vacuum which forces ink into the pen. The main advantage of this filling system is that its arguably the highest capacity filling system, if one can obtain a full fill.
Cleaning these pens are usually as easy as filling them, following the same principle.
When its time to clean your vac filling pen, immerse the section in water and activate the filling system, this involves unscrewing the blind cap and pulling the filling rod out of the pen body, it is then pushed back which creates a vacuum that fills the pen with water. This is repeated multiple times, taking care to turn the pen upside down to ensure that the water reaches all parts of the pen body. Cleaning it fully may involve a few cycles of filling and flushing. BE PATIENT!! ALWAYS WORTH IT.
A revolutionary filling system developed by Mr Francis Goosens at Conid, the bulkfiller is a filling system available exclusively on the Conid pens. For those looking for a truly special pen, I recommend the Conid Monarch, the combination of the engraved clip, orange ebonite and the superb titanium nib is just perfect, of course one can also upgrade to a gold nib later if desired. This is a special collaboration between Fontoplumo and Conid and is available for sale only at Conid.
The bulkfiller works by using the entire length of the pen barrel as the distance of the piston travel, thus increasing the amount of ink that can be stored. This is done by creating a detachable piston seal which can be engaged and disengaged as and when required.
To clean the bulkfiller, unscrew the piston knob at the back of the pen, pull out the piston knob and turn left till the piston seal has been engaged,(when the knob cannot be turned anymore to the left, it's time to stop). Push down on the piston knob inserting it the piston rod into the body of the pen. Immerse the nib and feed into a bowl of clean water making sure that part of the section is also immersed, pull back on the piston knob, drawing water into the pen body, then push it back again, what's important to know here is that the bulkfiller fills on the upstroke rather than the downstroke in case of the vacfillers. Repeat the filling and flushing till the water runs clear, for Kingsize models I recommend filling and flushing a little more due to the high ink capacity and ebonite feeds on these models.
Store nib down in a tissue to wick out all the moisture and dry the pen completely. The piston knob is then pulled out again, turned to the right to disengage the piston seal and then pushed down into the body of the pen and screwed into place.
Eyedropper filled pens are rather rare today due to the advent of modern filling systems. I am unaware of any modern European manufacturer of eyedropper pens, of course the Japanese use an eyedropper with a shut off valve and these are made by Danitrio and Namiki.
However most c/c pens with a ebonite/plastic/acrylic barrel can be eyedroppered with some silicon grease and this exponentially increases the ink capacity. However this also makes the pens susceptible to leaking and burping which may hamper writing experience.
Cleaning an eyedropper pen is very simple, the ink reservoir (in this case the barrel) should be held below running water until all the ink is flushed out. The section can be cleaned in the same way as done for c/c pens.
In 99.999999 % of the cases, the above procedures for cleaning and maintenance of your fountain pen should suffice however there may be times where a little more needs to be done. This applies if you use highly saturated inks such as Noodlers, private reserve or even certain iron gall inks.
Most problems related to flow can be addressed at the nib and feed. This may need to be disassembled.
Most modern pens use a screwable nib unit that consists of a nib, feed and a housing which encloses the two and is screwed into the section. Usually this can be easily unscrewed by rotating anti clockwise. However if ink has caked and glued into the housing then the section should be soaked in soapy water to loosen the caked/dried ink, alternatively an ultrasonic cleaner may be used as well to loosen up ink deposits.
Once the nib unit can be unscrewed from the pen, it should be soaked in a diluted solution of soapy water to remove the ink deposits, the feed can cleaned using a soft toothbrush to remove hardened ink from the feed channels. Sometimes in cases of iron gall ink, prolonged soaking may be required.
For users who like using saturated inks and iron gall inks, I would recommend investing in a ultrasonic cleaner, cleaning by ultrasonic vibrations is 16 times more efficient than manual cleaning. Definitely less laborious!!.
Ultrasonic cleaners have various settings for cleaning various instruments, be sure to follow manufacturer instructions for the same. If in doubt use the lowest power setting and the shortest cycle, repeat if needed.
Some modern pen companies like Lamy make friction fit nib units. In these cases the nib and feed just slide out of the section. Of course, care should be taken to not apply excessive force.
Once the nib and feed are out, the remainder of the cleaning process remains the same as described above.
Some pens may require a knock out block to remove the nib and feed from the section. These are available online. Gentle taps though, we don't want to destroy our precious pens.


Is good faith a valid defense in a suit for violating the requirements of RA 1161?
In the case of Tan, Domingo and Lim vs. Ballena et al (GR No. 168111), the respondents who are employees of Footjoy Industrial Corporation filed a joint complaint against the respondents who were all former officers of Footjoy Industrial Corporation. The complaint alleged that the company failed to regularly report the respondent employees for membership at the SSS and to remit their SSS contributions and payment of their SSS loans which were already deducted from their wages which are prohibited under Section 28 (e), (f) and (h) of RA 1161.
The petitioners did not deny the allegations. In fact, they admitted their failure to remit their employees' contributions and payment of their SSS loans. However, they interposed as a defenses their lack of criminal intent and good faith arguing that they suffered economic difficulties.
The Supreme Court did not give due course to the petitioners' arguments. The Supreme Court ruled that good faith and absence of criminal intent are not valid defenses in special laws like the RA 1161 which belongs to a class of offenses known as mala prohibita.


'Self-management' doesn't mean being abandoned to 'get on with it' alone. Support can come from healthcare professionals, family, friends, voluntary organisations or support groups.
If pain is having a big impact, pain management programmes can help people to get their lives back on track. This involves focusing on what's most important in life – this could be relationships, activities, work – and learning how to be more involved in them without flaring-up the pain.
Top tip: control the pain by finding your baseline. That's a level of activity you know you can do without flaring-up the pain. From there you can build up slowly.
Find out more: listen to participants and healthcare professionals on the Glasgow Pain Management Programme sharing their experiences on our Airing Pain radio programme.
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Biden plans a US$ 1,9 trillion economic rescue package to spur the economy and fight the pandemic
US assesses potential losses in agricultural exports to EU if the Mercosur deal is finally ratifies
Growing controversy between US and trade partners over digital service taxes
Fed admits public health situation will "weigh heavily on economic activity, jobs and inflation"
Thursday, April 30th 2020 - 07:28 UTC
In a few weeks the U.S. economy has gone from historically low unemployment to seeing more than 26 million people file for unemployment benefits
The Fed will use it full range of tools to support the US economy in this challenging time, thereby promoting its maximum employment and price stability goals
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday left interest rates near zero and repeated a vow to do what it takes to shore up the U.S. economy amid an ongoing coronavirus pandemic that will not only "weigh heavily" on the near-term outlook but poses "considerable risks" for the medium term as well.
"The Federal Reserve is committed to using its full range of tools to support the U.S. economy in this challenging time, thereby promoting its maximum employment and price stability goals," the central bank said in a statement at the end of a two-day policy meeting held via videoconference.
In a matter of weeks the U.S. economy has gone from historically low unemployment to seeing more than 26 million people file for unemployment benefits and the sharpest plunge in activity since the Great Recession, as authorities across the country shut down large swaths of industry and commerce to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
In its statement the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee sketched the extent of the pandemic's effect so far, noting that "weaker demand and significantly lower oil prices are holding down consumer price inflation" and that "disruptions to economic activity here and abroad have significantly affected financial conditions and have impaired the flow of credit to U.S. households and businesses."
The public health crisis "will weigh heavily on economic activity, employment, and inflation in the near term, and poses considerable risks to the economic outlook over the medium term," the Fed said.
"The more significant comment is that the FOMC is concerned about the downside risk to the economic outlook over the medium term, suggesting they will remain extraordinarily accommodative in policy for several years to come," said Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
The meeting was the first held by the Fed since it took emergency steps in March and April to stabilize financial markets, slashing interest rates to near zero and throwing a credit lifeline to businesses and local governments.
The Fed said it expects to maintain the target range for its benchmark overnight lending rate at the current 0% to 0.25% "until it is confident that the economy has weathered recent events and is on track to achieve its maximum employment and price stability goals," the same phrasing it used in its last policy statement on March 15.
It also said it will continue to buy U.S. Treasuries and agency residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities in the amounts needed to support smooth markets, and to offer large-scale overnight and term repurchase agreement operations.
U.S. stock markets pared some of the day's strong gains after the release of the statement, but the benchmark S&P 500 remained on track for its largest daily gain in nearly two weeks. Yields on U.S. Treasury securities were little moved, while the dollar edged lower against a basket of key trading partner currencies.
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The 2023 Ford Ranger: an all-new generation
Pinard Ford is looking forward to giving an enthusiastic welcome to the new generation of the Ford Ranger in 2023. This truck, master of the off-road universe, is currently undergoing tests under the extreme conditions of the Australian outback and will subsequently go on sale in the country in 2022 before landing in the North American market in 2023. The Ranger will be ready to confront whatever road and weather conditions Quebec may hold in store for it in 2023, whether rocky terrain, steep, craggy slopes or extreme heat and cold.
Multiple tests to ensure perfection
The test period for the Ford Ranger is no walk in the park: crossing a desert under the blazing sun, traversing thousands of kilometers under extreme off-road conditions, with or without cargo, with or without towing a load, etc. Test models have traveled more than a million kilometers in order to allow Ford engineers to evaluate the durability of this new generation over time. In this way, Ford is able to improve the rigidity of the chassis, the strength of the platform and the porosity of the body, while addressing any weaknesses that may come to light.
The 2023 Ford Ranger: completely redesigned
The new Ford Ranger will be built on the same platform as the Ford Bronco. The style of the grille will be a fusion of the ones featured on the 2022 Maverick and the 2021 F-150: C-shaped headlights, two horizontal bars on each side of the grille, an aggressive-looking hood and new rims will be the delight of both the driver of the Ford Ranger and all the other drivers who cross paths with it on the road.
The release of the new Ford Ranger in 2023 may coincide with the arrival of the highly anticipated Ford Ranger Raptor. What's more, Ford is promising hybrid or electric versions in the years to come.
The Ford Ranger will set foot on Canadian soil in 2023 as a 2024 model. Would you like to learn more? Then don't hesitate to give the sales team at Pinard Ford a call. If you can't wait until 2023 to get behind the wheel of a Ford Ranger, you can order the 2021 model today!
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New Programs Announced to Support Businesses Affected by Public Health Orders
by kwerner | Dec 22, 2021 | Business News and Tips, Front Page, Government News
The Manitoba government is introducing the Sector Support Program to provide up to $22 million in further support for businesses affected by the most recent COVID-19 public health orders, Economic Development and Jobs Minister Jon Reyes and Finance Minister Scott Fielding announced today.
The ministers noted the support would help approximately 1,800 businesses through various levels of available funding, depending on the number of employees on their last payrolls before the public health orders took effect on Dec. 21.
An online assessment tool will be available by the end of the busy holiday period, and until Jan. 31, 2022, to help business owners determine their level of eligibility for the Sector Support Program. Businesses can apply for grants based on the number of employees:
one to nine employees – $3,000;
10 to 19 employees – $6,000;
20 to 49 employees – $9,000; and
more than 50 employees – $12,000.
The program is available to businesses such as restaurants, hotels and bars that provide primarily dine-in food services, as well as fitness and recreation facilities, such as movie theatres, performance venues and museums.
Food service establishments will be encouraged to donate any surplus food to local food banks and other organizations that provide meals to Manitobans in need.
More information on the Sector Support Program is available at: https://manitoba.ca/covid19/programs/issp.html.
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce is pleased to have been consulted by government in the development of the program as it meets a number of key criteria when developing a support program:
Simple to apply
Provides business with certainty
"No support program is ever going to make up for the losses and debt that businesses have incurred over the course of the pandemic but today's measure will hopefully lessen the stress level of those business owners that have been asked to reduce capacity as a result of Public Health Measures," said MCC President and CEO Chuck Davidson. "Our goal is to do what ever is needed to keep business open and Manitobans employed during these challenging times"
In addition the federal government has announced its intention to temporarily expand eligibility for key support programs to ensure Canadians are protected and workers and businesses get the help they need to sustain them through new and necessary public health restrictions.
Using regulatory authority provided in Bill C-2, the government intends to introduce new regulations that would:
Expand the Local Lockdown Program to include employers subject to capacity-limiting restrictions of 50 per cent or more; and reduce the current-month revenue decline threshold requirement to 25 per cent. Eligible employers will receive wage and rent subsidies from 25 per cent up to a maximum of 75 per cent, depending on their degree of revenue loss. The 12-month revenue decline test continues to not be required in order to access this support.
Expand the Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit to include workers in regions where provincial or territorial governments have introduced capacity-limiting restrictions of 50 per cent or more. As announced previously, this benefit will provide $300 a week in income support to eligible workers who are directly affected by a COVID-19-related public health lockdown, and who have lost 50 per cent or more of their income as a result.
These updated regulations will apply from December 19, 2021, to February 12, 2022, during which time it is expected that public health authorities will continue to implement "circuit-breaker" restrictions that limit the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 across Canada.
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Hamilton-Ryker IT Solutions is proud to announce and welcome Gregory Sawyer, Senior Systems Analyst, for our Nashville regional office.
Born and raised in Nashville, TN and now residing in Franklin, TN with his wife and three children. Greg attended Bellevue High School and earned an Electronic Engineering degree from Nashville State Technical Institute. Sawyer brings to us over thirty years' experience in computer networking. Greg quotes, "It's great to be a part of growing company." Greg will report to Angela Friedli-Smith, Director of Operations for Hamilton-Ryker Federal.


These days every business is searching for the customers and in order to get more customers, businesses are doing everything to reach their targeted consumers. We all are living in a digital age and the best thing about this digital age is that you not need to move here or there to get more information or hire services because everything is now available on your figure tips through your mobile phone. Businesses have to deeply follow this digital age if they want to be successful and expand their customer base or get potential customers. Thanks to the smartphones and mobile device which has brought every thong closer to the people so that they don't need to move anywhere for finding the information, service or a product which they are looking for.
We are here to help you out by creating a much-customized business app which will bring your targeted audience closer to your business. We are specialized in creating cloud-based hybrid business applications that suit every need of your business. Mobile app development is not a new thing but we make it more practical and worthy by integrating our expertise in designing a mobile business application that not only help people to find your business but to generate more leads and sales. These days' mobile apps work like a gateway to your business and we clearly understand this and that's why we design business application in the most intrinsic way to ensure that will play a great role in the success of your business. Don't just let your business idle and do something great for your business by creating cloud-based very fruitful business application. Our team will help you out by channelizing your business models in the digital form and build a solid framework for your business.


Tomorrow in my class, we'll spend part of the time discussing the irony of people who complain that protesters stopping traffic today are "in the way" and should "protest somewhere I don't have to be bothered with it". Especially on a day which honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., one of our country's most itinerant irritants.
But what if you were bothered by "it"? What if "it" was such an important part of American life that you needed to stop traffic so people would pay attention? Would Dr. King have stopped traffic to call attention to "it"?
If "it" is the same cause as Dr. King's, then the answer is yes, whether you agree or not.
What may be a welcomed day away from work for some has a completely different meaning for others. Dr. King and his message have regularly been appropriated and distorted. It is also important to understand, that just as protesters today are a "bothersome nuisance" to many Americans, so was Dr. King and his message shortly before he was murdered. The apathy and disdain shown – or not shown – for protesters who stop traffic today is similar to that which punctuated Dr. King's time. For most protesters, the fundamental respect for Black lives is an issue important enough to stop traffic for a few hours to draw attention. The pessimist in me assumes that most Americans don't agree with either premise: 1) the fundamental respect for Black lives nor 2) that it is more important than traffic. As I have (rhetorically) questioned of my students, "If most Americans were morally and ethically opposed to the chattel enslavement of Black people, then how could it have continued unabated for a total of almost 300 years on this soil?" I ask the same about general American support for the idea that Black lives do matter.
The media coverage I've seen today, I think, sums up the general American spirit: "Sure 'Black lives matter', but I need to drive my car on this road. Right now. That's definitely more important." I'm betting that 200 years ago in 1815, most Americans would have responded in a similar fashion about enslaving Black lives.
Maybe the message tomorrow shouldn't be "irony" after all. Maybe it's "continuity".
It's always interesting to watch my friends and acquaintances who are racist and/or White supremacists (and I do have friends who are one or both), try to discuss the disproportionate rates of crime, poverty, and education amongst Black Americans, without resorting to racist and White supremacist notions of Blackness. They will tie themselves in knots trying to explain, for example, why the rate of Black incarceration has skyrocketed since 1970, while the rate of White incarceration has stayed about the same, without declaring that there is something inherently wrong with Black people that makes them criminals. Or more makes them susceptible to criminal enterprise. Or more likely to be caught. Or more likely to commit crimes police are looking for. You know… the idea that Black people are just more violent and dangerous. And that it's their skin color that makes them that way. Except… but… it's social, and not genetic. Even though these level of incarceration and crime only happen amongst Black people. And racism doesn't actually exist.
Ouch. I'm here for y'all, though. I don't get tired of explaining things over and over again, because it's what I do by choice and by profession. When you're ready to understand what systemic and systematic racism are, I got you. I'll help you out.
Special shoutout to those of you who think I'm only talking about White people. I got y'all too.
The Detroit Free Press posted an excellent piece on why Detroit declared bankruptcy. It's long as hell but well-written, well-researched, and as much as anyone can, tells in simple terms what is a complex set of issues. No one person or entity is wholly exonerated or held wholly responsible, but all are analyzed for their roles in helping to fight against and/or causing Detroit's downfall. . Some unions are taken to task – and as a pro-union guy, I'm sensitive to those things – but not unfairly so. Ultimately, this is an excellent example of public scholarship, and the type of research I do.
If you haven't seen it yet, here is the news story about 7-year-old Tiana Parker. She's a former student at Tulsa, Oklahoma's Deborah Brown Community School, whose father ultimately pulled her out after being repeatedly told by the school to change his daughter's hairstyle. Tiana's dreadlocked hair was in violation of the school's dress code which clearly states, "Hairstyles such as dreadlocks, afros and other faddish styles are unacceptable." (see page 13).
That's the basic story, but this goes so much deeper.
This isn't a simply a question of where Tiana Parker should go to school; thankfully she's got the privilege of having an involved parent who has taken her out of DBCS. This debacle actually invokes larger questions of what we're teaching children about their ethnicity and how to combat respectability politics.
I've worked directly and intimately with Common Core standards in a large urban school district. My problem with them isn't that they exist, it's how assessment occurs, and determining what test scores actually tell us.
They're all attached at the hip though.
Broad curriculum standards lend themselves to broad, standardized testing measures. Standardizing tests means a lot of students are going to take them. That requires a whole lot of grading. And when a whole lot of tests need to be graded, they're going to end up being sit-down-and-fill-in-these-bubbles-for-a-long-time affairs that can be placed into machines for assessment. Does this test a student's love of learning? Their desire to be a lifelong learner? Their love of reading? And don't we want those things to be a part of a "quality education" for our children?
Broad, standardized testing measures also introduce a whole lot of variables into play that might not have been considered before. For example, a student's zip code, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status (and I know "zip code" and "socioeconomic status" can be a bit redundant) can be used to predict their scores on standardized tests with alarming accuracy. So what happens when we use these tests as the primary determining factor for whether students are learning within schools? What are we really finding out when we analyze these results on a large scale?
Common Core standards sound like a great idea, and may seem like they're a way to improve education, but figuring out how to assess educational outcomes using them is really difficult, complex, and ultimately may not tell us what we think it's telling us.


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Irina Bara (ur. 18 marca 1995) – rumuńska tenisistka.

Kariera tenisowa
W karierze wygrała dziewięć singlowych oraz dwadzieścia dziewięć deblowych turniejów rangi ITF. Najwyżej w rankingu WTA była sklasyfikowana na 104. miejscu w singlu (18 kwietnia 2022) oraz na 56. miejscu w deblu (13 maja 2019).

W zawodach cyklu WTA Tour Rumunka wygrała jeden turniej w grze podwójnej. Triumfowała też w czterech deblowych turniejach cyklu WTA 125.

W sezonie 2021 zwyciężyła w finale zawodów deblowych w Klużu-Napoce. Razem z Ekaterine Gorgodze pokonały w nim Aleksandrę Krunić i Lesley Pattinamę Kerkhove 4:6, 6:1, 11–9.

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KRISTINE ANNE SCARPELLI
Kristine Anne Scarpelli died at home surrounded by her family on Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004, after a long, courageous fight with cancer.
She is survived by her husband, Anthony, of 25 years; daughters, Jennifer, age 23, of Norfolk and Lauren, age 21, of Harrisonburg; mother, Pat Kockritz of Newport News; sister, Kathleen Kockritz of Newport News, and brother, Pete Kockritz and his wife, Kim, and their children, Justin and Erin, of Carrollton, Texas. She was preceded in death by her father, Arthur Kockritz.
Kristie was born and raised in Henderson, Ky. She was a graduate of Western Kentucky University and taught at daycare centers and elementary schools for her entire career.
Her husband, Anthony Scarpelli, is a retired U.S. Army officer and business owner. They, with their two children, served at various assignments to include Fort Riley, Kan.; Ft Rucker, Ala.; Brooklyn, NY., Fort Hood, Texas; Hanau, Germany; and Fort Monroe, Va. They have lived in Newport News since 1993. Kristie taught third grade at Lee Hall Elementary school. She made many wonderful and lasting friendships through teaching. Kristie was a wonderful, loving, and generous wife, mother, daughter, and friend who will be greatly missed by all whose lives she touched.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 13, at Weymouth Funeral Home. Funeral Services will be conducted at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 14, at Weymouth Funeral Home by Rev. George Alfred Wray Jr. of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
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Eugène Louis Hatin (8 September 1809 – 16 September 1893) was a 19th-century French historian, journalist and bibliographer.

Biography
Hatin was educated at the college of his native city and then went to Paris where he devoted himself to various anonymous work of library, while filling the position of proofreader.

The first books he published, on subjects of history and geography, had only a mediocre success and would certainly not have been enough to make his name remembered. In 1846 he published his first work on journalism. His extensive work  Histoire politique et littéraire de la presse en France was considered to have no equivalent abroad. His Bibliographie de la presse is a valuable collection abondant with curious information.

Hatin also collaborated with the Dictionnaire des Dates, the Histoire des villes de France, the Complément de l'Encyclopédie du XIXe, etc., and created the first political newspaper to five centimes la Seine and, in 1854, the périodical l'Union littéraire later renamed Bulletin des sociétés savantes.

Eugène Hatin was made a chevalier of the Légion d'honneur in 1867.

Works
 Histoire pittoresque de l'Algérie (1840, in-8°) ;
 La Loire et, ses bords, guide pittoresque (1843, in-18) ;
 Histoire pittoresque des voyages dans les cinq parties du monde (1843–47, 5 vol. in-8) ;
 Histoire du journal en France (1631-1846) (1846, in-16, 2nd edition, significantly developed and continued until 1853, in-16) ;
 Histoire politique et littéraire de la presse en France (1859-1861), 8 vol. in-8 ou 8 vol. in-12 ;
 Les Gazettes de Hollande et la presse clandestine aux XVlle et XVIlle, (1865, in-8) ;
 La Presse périodique dans les deux mondes; essai historique et statistique sur les origines du journal (1866, in-8°) ;
 Bibliographie historique et critique de la presse périodique française (1860, in-8°) ;
 Manuel théorique et pratique de la liberté de la presse. Histoire, législation, doctrine et jurisprudence (1868, 2 vol. in-8°) ;
 Le Journal (1881, in-32) ;
 Théophraste Renaudot et ses innocentes inventions (1883, in-12) ;
 À propos de Théophraste Renaudot. L'histoire, la fantaisie et la fatalité (1884, in-8°) ;
 La Maison du Grand-Coq et le Bureau d'adresses, berceau de notre premier journal (1885, in-12).

Sources
 Polybiblion, Revue bibliographique universelle, Paris, Aux bureaux du Polybiblion, 1893.
 Adolphe Bitard, Dictionnaire général de biographie contemporaine française et étrangère, Paris, Maurice Dreyfous, 1878, (p. 635).

External links
 Eugène Hatin on data.bnf.fr
 Eugène Hatin on wikisource

19th-century French historians
19th-century French journalists
French male journalists
French bibliographers
Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur
People from Auxerre
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1893 deaths
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Dissent over British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's faltering performance is threatening to hit a crescendo as his governing Labour Party meets for an annual conference this weekend.
With Britain's economy tumbling toward recession, house values plummeting and inflation riding high, delegates in the northern England city of Manchester are openly considering a bid to oust the embattled leader.
"It's a question of when and how—not if. That feeling goes from the top to the bottom of the party," said Graham Stringer, a Labour lawmaker who represents a district of Manchester.
"Ordinary activists are in despair. They wish the fighting would stop, but they know that Brown is a loser," said Stringer.
Since Brown replaced Tony Blair in June last year, Labour has been routed in a series of special elections, lost control of London's City Hall to the main opposition Conservatives and blundered over key decisions on holding a snap national election and overhauling taxes.
Brown has seemingly only delivered on one promise: to make a clean break from the leadership of his charismatic and politically agile predecessor.
While Blair won three straight national elections starting in 1997, Brown has seen his party's opinion poll ratings slump to an almost unprecedented low.
Rebel lawmakers joke Brown is almost as unpopular as Neville Chamberlain, the British leader who tried to appease Adolf Hitler in 1938.
Stringer said most in his party concede a new leader is needed, fearing as many as 200 lawmakers could be booted from office at the next national election—which must be called by mid-2010.
Even the party's traditional political base—Britain's labour unions—are deserting Brown, angered over public-sector pay freezes and his refusal to embrace their traditionally leftist agenda.
Richard Balfe, a former European legislator for Labour who switched allegiance to the Conservatives, claims he's had some success in persuading rank and file union members to reconsider the Tories—their one-time nemesis.
"The Labour party is a busted flush, we've shown the trade unions we don't think that they're the enemy—and that we're the alternative government," said Balfe, the Conservatives' labour envoy.
Brown seeks to use the five-day rally to strike an optimistic new tone, aiming to counter Conservative leader David Cameron's message that Britain is a broken society that can only be healed by his party's plans for social reform.
"Our ambitions for Britain are high. We recognise that achieving these goals will not be easy but we are also optimistic about our country's ability to win through," Brown said in a document being circulated to delegates as the conference begins on Saturday.
"We do not have a pessimistic view that runs Britain down all the time," he said, in a swipe at his rival.
Some activists still believe Brown could revive his party's fortunes. Loyalists claim the ex-Treasury chief may benefit from the global downturn, using his command of the economic brief to lead Britain out of the crisis—but they urge him to hurry.
"He has great capabilities, but people won't wait long for him to start living up to his potential," said Alex Hilton, an activist selected to stand as a Labour candidate at the next election.
In his conference address, Brown is likely to emphasise his role in aiding the takeover of British mortgage lender HBOS by Lloyds TSB, and Britain's clampdown on short-selling—betting that a stock price will decline—as proof of his bold action on the economy.
But even a show-stopping speech by Brown on Tuesday won't likely silence his critics—with a tricky special election looming in Scotland and new battles over unpopular terrorism laws ahead.
His chief opponent believes the party's grumbling against Brown will eventually prove his undoing.
"Obviously, I think you see a great turmoil in the Labour Party, where they can't decide whether to back their leader or sack him," Cameron said in an interview this week.
"The problem for Britain is that we face very difficult economic times, and we need a strong prime minister and a united government, and I think that's what the Conservative Party can provide," he said.
Patrick Dunleavy, a political scientist at the London School of Economics, said Brown's challengers will likely hold their fire during the conference—pledging loyalty at a time of economic turmoil. But the youthful Foreign Secretary David Miliband and popular Health Secretary Alan Johnson could move against Brown by next spring, he said.
An online poll of 788 Labour activists published on Friday showed that about half want a new leader to take them into the next election.


We are so excited to speaking at European Legal Tech Association Confernce (ELTA) and we are delighted to be co-hosting the after party. The after party is directly after the ELTA conference so don't rush off. The after party is being hosted at the beautiful von Greifswald Friday 16th June 2017. Please RSVP now.
Update: you can now book a slot to be interviewed in our camper van before our event. Video interviews will be shared with our network of over 4,000 members.
Legal Geek is a startup first community. We host events and conferences in London but we know there are some amazing LawTech startup across Europe so in June 2017 Legal Geek will be touring Europe in our camper van to meet LawTech startups and share their stories.


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Hail, Caesar! is a 2016 American dramatic comedy film directed by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen and produced by Ethan Coen, Joel Coen, Tim Bevan and Erin Fellner. The screenplay was written by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen.
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Rated: PG-13 (movie contains some suggestive content and smoking)
Run Time: 1h 46min
Release Date: February 5, 2016 (USA)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Director: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
Studio: Universal Pictures
Hail Caesar! stars Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Alden Ehreneich, Ralph Fiennes, Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton, Channing Tatum, Frances McDormand, Jonah Hill, Veronica Osorio, Jack Huston, Chritopher Lambert, Dolph Lundgren, Robert Piccardo, Emily Beechum, Wayne Knight and Clancy Brown.
Hail Caesar! follows a day in the life of Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), the head of property protection at Capital Pictures whose job is to shield the studio's stars from any scandal and ensure their public persona is what the studio wants. A Hollywood fixer who solves all the problems of his big name actors and filmmakers.
His latest assignments involve a beautiful swimmer, disgruntled director, a singing cowboy and a handsome dancer. DeeAnna Moran (Scarlett Johansson), the studio's single and wholesome screen "mermaid", is pregnant and will soon be showing. Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes), the director of urbane drawing room comedies, is balking about the casting of Hobie Doyle (Alden Ehreneich), the studio's singing cowboy, in a role as a sophisticate in his latest movie and Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum), an unabashed communist sympathizer who considers defecting because he likes the uniforms.
As if all this wasn't enough, Mannix faces his biggest challenge when Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), the studio's biggest property disappears. People are starting to notice Whitlock is missing and Eddie receives a message demanding a ransom of $100,000 for Baird's return, issued by "The Future". If the studio doesn't pay $100,000, it's the end of the line for Whitlock.
"Baird, go out there and be a star." – Eddie Mannix
"Would that it were so simple." – Laurence Lorenz
"It's all in the hips, the lips and they eyes and the thighs." – Carlotta Valdez
"Baird Whitlock has been kidnapped." – Eddie Mannix
"This is bad. Bad for movie stars everywhere." – Hobie Doyle
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Josh Brolin as Eddie Mannix
George Clooney as Baird Whitlock
Alden Ehreneich as Hobie Doyle
Ralph Fiennes as Laurance Laurentz
Scarlett Johansson as DeeAnna Moran
Tilda Swinton as Thora Thacker / Thessaly Thacker
Channing Tatum as Burt Gurney
Frances McDormand as C.C. Calhoun
Jonah Hill as Joe Silverman
Veronica Osorio as Carlotta Valdez
Jack Huston as Cad in Cab
Christopher Lambert as Arne Slessum
Dolph Lundgren as Submarine Commander
Robert Piccard as Rabbi
Emily Beechum as Dierdre
Wayne Knight as Lurking Extra
Clancy Brown as Gracchus


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Technicians Play Important Role in CMMS Testing
By Dan Hounsell, Editor Software
OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: University of Richmond Makes Smooth Adjustment to Mobile CMMSPt. 2: Security Concerns Loom Large in University's Conversion to Mobile CMMSPt. 3: This PagePt. 4: University Maximizes Benefits of Mobile CMMS
Mobile matters
Among the earliest considerations for the department's new CMMS is how the system's users, front-line technicians, would respond to it.
"Before we jumped on board with this particular company, (the developer) set up a pilot program, a test for us," Lozo says. "We put (the CMMS) in the hands of a couple of tradesmen to play around with and see what they thought of it.
"In addition to a wireless device, which we had not gone out and purchased in mass quantities at that time, they set up a test program for us. We put it on the wireless and let a couple of people play around with it just to get their feedback and see if it was user friendly on their end."
Reid and Lozo selected a small group of technicians from the 42 tradespeople to test the CMMS and mobile devices.
"We selected three people who were good employees that we could count on giving us good feedback but who were not necessarily real computer literate," Reid says. "That way, we could get a good feel for how they were going to be able to operate it. That (process) went on for several months, and we got really good feedback from them — mostly good in terms of understanding it. But they also brought up a couple of good ideas that we hadn't thought of. That's been invaluable."
At the same time the department was selecting the new CMMS, Lozo and Reid also were trying to determine which mobile devices technicians would use to access it in the field.
"We had narrowed it down to the iPad, but at that time, our IT department gave us their opinions, but they really didn't support anything at that time," Lozo says. "Then just before we were going to sign the deal with (the CMMS developer), the university went in the direction of the iPad. So all of a sudden, we had the IT department's support in helping us maintain these things. That helped us in selecting the iPad.
"Because that happened at the same time that we were going to roll out the new software, we decided to go all in at once. So with the technicians and work-control staff and the folks in the office on board, not only did we roll out the new CMMS. We also rolled out the wireless devices at the same time. We figured, 'Let's take our lumps all at once' and implement this all in one fell swoop."
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Suspects in a theft from a Huntington Station store.
Huntington Station, NY - Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are seeking the public's help to identify and locate the men who stole merchandise from a Huntington Station store in March.
Two men stole nail guns and sewage pumps from Home Depot, located at 839 New York Ave., at approximately 11:30 a.m. on March 10. The merchandise was valued at approximately $1,800.
Subject: LongIsland.com - Your Name sent you Article details of "SCPD: Suspects Make Off with Nearly $2,000 in Merchandise from Huntington Station Store"


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By Scott Mohrman Last updated Sep 23, 2022
Facebook's corporate parent Meta — scrambling to slash costs as its stock price tanks — has imposed a "30 day list" that requires some employees to either find a new job within the company or leave, according to a report.
The scary ultimatum for some staffers was enacted as CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other executives are reportedly looking to slash expenses by 10% or more. As Meta reorganizes some departments, workers on the "30 day list" who can't land a new gig are "subject to termination," the Wall Street Journal reported.
While Meta had previously applied the practice to low-performing workers, sources told the Wall Street Journal that the current cost-cutting push is forcing out employees with a history of solid performance.
The Post has reached out to Meta for comment on the policy.
Meta spokesman Tracy Clayton declined the Journal's request for comment on how many workers have been placed on the "30 day list" or faced being thrown out of the company. Clayton said the policy actually helps Meta retain talented employees they would otherwise lose during restructuring.
Meta shares have steadily declined this year.
"We've been public about the need for our teams to shift to meet these challenges," Clayton told the newspaper.
Clayton also referenced comments from Zuckerberg last July after Meta reported its first-ever quarterly revenue decline. The company's user base has stagnated in recent months during a period of tough competition from rivals such as TikTok.
At the time, Zuckerberg noted Meta planned to "steadily reduce headcount growth over the next year" and admitted "many teams are going to shrink."
"This is a period that demands more intensity, and I expect us to get more done with fewer resources," Zuckerberg said. "We're currently going through the process of increasing the goals for many of our efforts."
Meta has yet to join other prominent tech firms in formally conducting layoffs, though sources told the Journal that staffing reductions to date could be a "prelude to deeper cuts."
Zuckerberg's personal net worth has plummeted by an astonishing $71 billion this year as the company wades through a troublesome shift toward the metaverse. Meta is also facing major scrutiny from Congress and a broader downturn in the tech sector.
In June, the Meta boss bluntly informed employees that the company would be "turning up the heat" and ousting workers "who shouldn't be here."
Another Meta executive reportedly told managers to "exit" workers who were "failing" to keep pace with the company's enhanced performance targets.
Meta shares on Thursday were recently off 0.7% at $141.19.
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Home » Features » Hollywood Salaries Have Been Taken To The Bank
Hollywood Salaries Have Been Taken To The Bank
Posted on October 13, 2012 by Niall Browne in Features, News
Liam Neeson took home a $2 million payday for 2009's Taken (a career best at the time). However, for Taken 2 the Irish actor was paid a very impressive $12 million upfront and he looks set to score much more with his back-end participation.
Deadline is reporting that Neeson is set to bank in the region of $25 million by the time Taken 2 finishes its cinematic run. The action sequel has now grossed over $150 million globally, and it looks set to out-gross the original film at the international box office, although it remains to be seen if it will top the $145 million that it grossed in the US.
The success of Taken has seen Neeson become an unlikely action hero, starring in the likes of The A-Team, Unknown and The Grey. He also has the Joel Silver produced actioner, Non-Stop in production. You could say that he has Taken the money and ran.
In recent years movie star salaries have taken a hit (pun intended), with few stars getting the massive $20-25 million salaries that the likes of Toms Cruise and Hanks, Mel Gibson an Harrison Ford used to command upfront. The back-end deal is now key, as it's a way of keeping costs low and ensuring that stars get a big payday. Although there are one or two exceptions like Johnny Depp and Will Smith who still get a big fat fee.
CBS Films has offered Chris Hemsworth $10 million to star in American Assassin (opposite Bruce Willis), a sign that Hollywood is beginning to open its purse strings and a indication that Hemsworth is a viable leading man – he's got charisma and screen presence to burn – he also has Steven Spielberg's awful sounding Robopocalypse on the way .
It is worth noting that Hollywood did try to turn Twilight's Taylor Lautner into an action star. Lionsgate paid him $8 million for Abduction – it came out and bombed, and other movie offers came off the table. Hemsworth has the potential to be a major star outside of the Marvel universe, while Lautner won't have a great post-Twilight career. Probably.
Source: Deadline
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Jomsom Muktinath Trek, one of the famous treks in the world, is the trekking in Mustang district of Nepal. This trekking is designed for the trekkers to experience natural and cultural beauty of Nepal. This trekking of 14 days will be unforgettable moments of your life. Anybody with moderate level of fitness can complete this classic trek.
The Jomsom Muktinath trek route goes through world's deepest gorge Kali Gandaki, lust rhododendron forests and picturesque villages of ethnic people, terraced field, temples and monasteries. If you want the trek that will let you explore the beauty of nature and culture of ethnic people, then this Jomsom trek is for you. The route of this trek goes through various landscapes from rhododendron forest to rocky cliffs and desert of Mustang. This trek provides you everything that good trek should. With this trek, you can view the beauty of nature and enjoy the culture of ethnic villagers. You will also capture the mountainous beauty of Annapurna region not only in your camera but also in your heart.
To state the trekking routes in brief, after sightseeing of Kathmandu valley, we will drive to Pokhara and then fly to Jomsom. Then we will commence our trek to Kagbeni which is a beautiful windswept village. Then we will trek to Muktinath, one of the famous temples of Nepal. There you get to worship Lord Vishnu who is considered as God of Salvation by Hindus. Then we will trek to Marpha, Ghasa and then to Tatopani. In Tatopani, you get refreshment by taking bath in hot springs. Then we will trek to Ghorepani and then Hile. Then we will trek to Nayapul and drive back to Pokhara. Pokhara is a beautiful city visited by many tourists every day. There you get to enjoy by viewing amazing lakes, famous Davis falls and landscapes. In Pokhara, you also get to enter in dark caves and visit temples. After sightseeing around Pokhara valley, we will be back to Kathmandu and you can depart for your onward destination.
So, this trekking via Jomsom and Muktinath is full of excitement. You get all with this trek. Hope this post will let you know the details about one of the wonderful treks in the world.
Guide (his salary, food, insurance, transport, equipment) during the trek.
Transportation by private car to Pokhara hotel from Nayapul (Trekking starting ending/point).


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Taekwondo vid europeiska spelen 2015 i Baku avgjordes mellan 16 juni och 19 juni i Bakus kristallhall. Tävlingarna bestod av fyra grenar för herrarna och fyra för damerna.

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This wedding had perfection written all over it. Autumn in Germany is known as 'Golden October' because the colours of the trees are simply beautiful. This sweet couple were using one of Bavaria's famous castles as their backdrop and it couldn't have been any more perfect.
We took our time strolling through the castle gardens taking endless photos. The air had that winter chill to it so the bride had a shawl to keep her warm and it really added that extra sense of elegance to her whole look. Martina and Matthias were one of those couples who were easy to photograph and so in love on their wedding day that they made my job easy.
They had their wedding ceremony at their local church. It was meaningful, personal and humbling to watch these 2 say their vows and become husband and wife. Their reception was held at the venue at Nymphenburg Palace and wow, did this couple know how to have a good time! From releasing balloons into the air with all their guests, to endless games, air guitar, and speeches that had everyone in stitches, everyone had an absolute blast.
Congratulations to the happy couple and thank you Gill for sharing! For more information about Gill Juergens Photography, please visit his WeddingLovely Vendor Guide profile or head straight to his website.
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Arguing for Gender Equality
On the Supreme Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the second female justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Born in 1933 in Brooklyn, New York, Bader taught at Rutgers University Law School and then at Columbia University, where she became its first female tenured professor. She served as the director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union during the 1970s, and was appointed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in 1980. Named to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1993 by President Bill Clinton, she continued to argue for gender equality in such cases as United States v. Virginia. She died September 18, 2020 due to complications from metastatic pancreas cancer.
READ MORE: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice, Dies at 87
Ruth Joan Bader, the second daughter of Nathan and Cecelia Bader grew up in a low-income, working class neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York. Ginsburg's family was Jewish. Ginsburg's mother, a major influence in her life, taught her the value of independence and a good education.
Cecelia herself did not attend college, but instead worked in a garment factory to help pay for her brother's college education, an act of selflessness that forever impressed Ginsburg. At James Madison High School in Brooklyn, Ginsburg worked diligently and excelled in her studies.
Her mother struggled with cancer throughout Ginsburg's high school years, and died the day before Ginsburg's graduation.
Bader graduated from Cornell University in 1954, finishing first in her class. She married Martin D. Ginsburg, also a law student, that same year.
The early years of their marriage were challenging, as their first child, Jane, was born shortly after Martin was drafted into the military in 1954. He served for two years and, after his discharge, the couple returned to Harvard where Ginsburg also enrolled.
At Harvard, Ginsburg learned to balance life as a mother and her new role as a law student. She also encountered a very male-dominated, hostile environment, with only eight females in her class of 500.
The women were chided by the law school's dean for taking the places of qualified males. But Ginsburg pressed on and excelled academically, eventually becoming a member of the prestigious legal journal, the Harvard Law Review.
Then, another challenge: Martin contracted testicular cancer in 1956, requiring intensive treatment and rehabilitation. Ginsburg attended to her young daughter and convalescing husband, taking notes for him in classes while she continued her own law studies.
Martin recovered, graduated from law school, and accepted a position at a New York law firm. Ginsburg transferred to Columbia Law School in New York City to join her husband, where she was elected to the school's law review. She graduated first in her class in 1959.
Despite her outstanding academic record, however, Ginsburg continued to encounter gender discrimination while seeking employment after graduation. After clerking for U.S. District Judge Edmund L. Palmieri, she taught at Rutgers University Law School (1963-72) and at Columbia (1972-80), where she became the school's first female tenured professor.
During the 1970s, she also served as the director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), for which she argued six landmark cases on gender equality before the U.S. Supreme Court.
However, she also believed that the law was gender-blind and all groups were entitled to equal rights. One of the five cases she won before the Supreme Court involved a portion of the Social Security Act that favored women over men because it granted certain benefits to widows but not widowers.
In 1980, President Jimmy Carter appointed Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. She served there until she was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1993 by President Bill Clinton, selected to fill the seat vacated by Justice Byron White.
President Clinton wanted a replacement with the intellect and political skills to deal with the more conservative members of the Court. The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings were unusually friendly, despite frustration expressed by some senators over Ginsburg's evasive answers to hypothetical situations.
Several expressed concern over how she could transition from social advocate to Supreme Court Justice. In the end, she was easily confirmed by the Senate, 96-3. Ginsburg became the court's second female justice as well as the first Jewish female justice.
As a judge, Ginsburg was considered part of the Supreme Court's moderate-liberal bloc, presenting a strong voice in favor of gender equality, the rights of workers and the separation of church and state.
In 1996, Ginsburg wrote the Supreme Court's landmark decision in United States v. Virginia, which held that the state-supported Virginia Military Institute could not refuse to admit women. In 1999, she won the American Bar Association's Thurgood Marshall Award for her contributions to gender equality and civil rights.
READ MORE: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Landmark Opinions on Women's Rights
Despite her reputation for restrained writing, she gathered considerable attention for her dissenting opinion in the case of Bush v. Gore, which effectively decided the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Objecting to the court's majority opinion favoring Bush, Ginsburg deliberately and subtly concluded her decision with the words, "I dissent" a significant departure from the tradition of including the adverb "respectfully."
On June 27, 2010, Ruth Bader Ginsburg's husband, Martin, died of cancer. She described Martin as her biggest booster and "the only young man I dated who cared that I had a brain."
Married for 56 years, as a couple, they were said to be quite different: Martin was gregarious, loved to entertain and tell jokes while Ruth was serious, soft-spoken and shy. Martin provided a reason for their successful union: "My wife doesn't give me any advice about cooking and I don't give her any advice about the law."
After 27 years serving as a justice on the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on September 18, 2020 due to complications from metastatic pancreas cancer.
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COI on SingHealth cyberattack: Exploited server had not been updated for more than a year
A server that was exploited in the SingHealth cyberattack had not been updated since May 2017, it emerged on Thursday (Sep 27), the fifth day of public hearings held by the Committee of Inquiry looking into the attack. Lee Li Ying reports.
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By and Lianne Chia @LianneChiaCNA
SINGAPORE: A server that was exploited in the SingHealth cyberattack had not been updated since May 2017, it emerged on Thursday (Sep 27), the fifth day of public hearings held by the Committee of Inquiry looking into the attack.
Mr Tan Aik Chin, a senior manager for cancer service registry and development with the National Cancer Centre (NCC), took the witness stand on Thursday. NCC is part of the SingHealth cluster.
In his statement, he said that as the server was not connected to the Internet, it was not possible to perform automatic Windows updates. Instead, he would have to perform the update manually.
He only discovered in July this year that the server had been infected with a virus when he received an email from a colleague. He added upon questioning that he did not know what the virus was, or the extent of it.
The cyberattack, which was Singapore's most serious breach of public data to date, saw a total of 1.5 million patient records accessed and the outpatient dispensed medicine records of 160,000 individuals taken. Database administrators from the Integrated Health Information Systems (IHiS) - the central IT agency for the healthcare sector - discovered the breach on Jul 4 and acted immediately to stop it.
In his statement, Mr Tan revealed that as he had inherited the server from someone else, he did not check if it had antivirus software installed, but assumed it was the case. When questioned by COI chairman Richard Magnus, he clarified that the server did in fact have an older version of an antivirus software installed.
NO OFFICIAL ASSIGNMENT OF SERVER
Mr Tan testified that his main role was to oversee a business continuation plan programme and his understanding of IT security was "very basic". He added that he was not proficient in managing the security aspects of servers.
However, he was also required to manage a group of servers, and progressively took over more of them as his colleagues left NCC.
Mr Tan said that sometime after October 2014, two of his colleagues shared responsibility for the exploited server - Mr Sim Yong Siang from IHiS' Site Apps Team (SAT) and Ms Koh Pin Hiang from NCC. However, Mr Tan had been given the password for the server's local administrator account, in case his help was needed.
When Ms Koh left NCC in 2015 and Mr Sim died later that year, Mr Tan said it left him as the only one who held the password to the server's local administrator account. Sometime in 2016, Mr Tan took over management of the server.
While Mr Tan said that users would look for him if they had problems involving the server, he stressed that the server was never officially assigned to him, either by NCC or IHiS.
Mr Tan added that an IHiS staff member, Mr Zheng Haoran, was named in a server maintenance list as the system administrator for the server. But Mr Tan said that Mr Zheng had never logged in.
WHOSE ROLE IS IT, ANYWAY?
The issue of who was responsible for the exploited server was further explored in the testimony of Ms Serena Yong, the director for infrastructure services at IHiS and the second witness for the day.
In her statement, some parts of which were redacted as they contained sensitive details, she said: "After July 10, when IHiS began to piece together the events that occurred in June and July 2018, I was informed that the (redacted) server did not have (redacted) anti-virus installed.
"To my knowledge, this was because the server was not in practice being managed by anyone in IHiS. It was managed by NCC by themselves. I was told that the server was managed by Tan Aik Chin, who is a SingHealth employee."
When questioned by lawyer Stanley Lai, who represents SingHealth, Ms Yong conceded that IHiS had responsibility over the server as Mr Zheng, an IHiS staff, was listed as the assistant manager of the exploited server.
COI chairman Magnus also asked Ms Yong if she was aware of the reporting time for security incidents to be escalated, which she replied in the affirmative.
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"I'm asking you this because you're the highest ranking witness that has appeared in the COI so far," Mr Magnus said.
"There has been some evidence during the COI hearing that people who are involved in looking at the security incidents of this matter, people from Security Management Department, for example, will only escalate if there is verification of the security incident."
In response, Ms Yong said that because many incidents happen day-to-day on the ground, there could be a possibility that the team needed to confirm the incident first before escalating it.
The hearings - some of which are held behind closed doors in the interest of national security - are expected to continue on Friday and next week.
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Allow pastry sheet to warm to room temperature.
Using flour so it doesn't stick to board, roll sheet to 12 X 15" rectangle. Using pastry cutter (or a glass), cut 12 circles in pastry sheet.
Place 1 ounce chocolate chips on 6 circles. Wet outside of circle with water. Cover each circle with remaining 6 circles. Using tines of a fork, press circles together forming a pocket.
Bake at 350F (180C) degrees for 15-20 minutes, until browned. Dust with confectioner's sugar.


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You are here: Geography > States of the US > New York
A map of New YorkNew York State is located in the northeastern region of the United States. Ranges of the Appalachian Mountains cross much of the state. In the southeast, the Hudson Highlands skirt the New York metropolitan area and continue on the east side of the Hudson Valley, merging with the New England highlands. North of them are the Catskill Mountains, while the Adirondack Mountains occupy the northeastern part of the state. South of the Mohawk Valley, the Southern Tier, part of the Allegheny Plateau, extends across western New York as far as Lake Erie. Here are the Finger Lakes, formed from the meltwaters of Ice Age glaciers. Long Island is formed from glacial moraine and a sandy outwash plain.
This page is about New York State. Click here for New York City.
An old print of New York City in the 1730s
In 1664, during the Second Anglo-Dutch War, the Dutch Province of New Netherland was captured by the English. It was awarded by King Charles II to his brother James, Duke of York (the future King James II). Dutchman Peter Stuyvesant, governor general of New Amsterdam, the Province's chief town, surrendered to Colonel Richard Nicolls on 27th August 1664. A few days later, Nicolls renamed the town New York in honour of the Duke. The Province was also renamed New York.
New York City makes up over 40% of the population of New York state. Two-thirds of the state's population lives in the New York City Metropolitan Area.


In 1997, I read a picture book as "Not Mines, But Flowers". I was very impressed by this book, which is written in both Japanese and English.
Have you ever heard the word "landmine"?
Currently, there are 110 million landmines in 64 countries, almost all them are anti-personal ones, they are buried or scattered from airplanes. As a result, there are 25,000 victims annually. A rate of 70 persons are killed or maimed per day. But, due to the lack of funds and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialists, only 100,000 mines are removed annually.
It is estimated to take 1,000 years to remove the landmines, which are already buried. After a war, landmines still exist and menace people's lives, hope and future. Because of landmines, people cannot plant and cannot get crops. It leads to starvation and death of many children.
Landmines are very cheap and easy to make. The cheapest landmines are only 3 dollars to get, but cost to remove them are 100 to 1,000 dollars per them. Some of them are clearly targeted for children. The worst thing is these landmines are shaped like sweets or toys. This is an extremely cruel way to kill children.
Today, the biggest problem with landmines are that they are difficult to remove. The manufacturing process of landmines has developed but the way of removing them is still primitive, using metal detectors to locate and explode them. Even EOD specialists are killed by explosion due to mistakes while at work.
Landmines are called "the weapon of the devil", but the devil doesn't make the weapon. Humankind makes them. We should completely deny the production, transportation, sales, stockpile or deployment of landmines. We have to remove all landmines for mankind and for all creatures on the Earth, even if it takes 1,000 years.


Why don't I see my income schedule as an option on Budget Builder?
The 'Every other week' option is for one paycheck every two weeks (separated by 14 days). Just choose the day of the week that you get paid.
The 'Twice a month' option is always fixed on the 1st and 15th of each month.
If you're paid on off-dates, say the 3rd and the 18th, simply enter two separate 'Once a month' incomes (i.e. one on the 3rd and another on the 18th). This will allow the calendar to display your income correctly.


The DTH hammer acts as a role of converting the air pressure to the impact energy, simultaneously transferring impact energy and rotation force to DTH bits.
The DTH bits is the tool cutting rock. Sinodrills DTH bits are made of superior quality alloy steel which is made by Timken in U.S. Besides, all our DTH bits are using the brand "Element Six" T.C carbide which provides (the T.C buttons) for Boart Longyear. In addition art manufacturing technology makes our DTH bits with higher and more reliable quality.
Different face style makes DTH bits suitable for various rock conditions.
Flat face: This is an universal design, especially for hard and abrasive rock formation. So typically, flat face with hemi-spherical buttons design is the most popular choice.
Convex face: A classic design for soft to medium hard rock formation which is not so abrasive. This design have very excellent penetration rate but poor in hole deviation if rocks are hard.
Concave face: Medium hard to hard rock formations which is less abrasive and fractured. Especially for deep hole drilling, excellent control over hole deviation.
DGR face: A special design for hard or very hard rock conditions, double gauge row buttons provide very excellent ware-resistance and very longer life time. It is usually used for some bigger diameter DTH bits.
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package obinary_test

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"gopkg.in/istreamdata/orientgo.v2"
	"gopkg.in/istreamdata/orientgo.v2/obinary"
	"gopkg.in/istreamdata/orientgo.v2/obinary/rw"
	"path/filepath"
	"reflect"
	"runtime"
	"testing"
)

// equals fails the test if exp is not equal to act.
func equals(tb testing.TB, exp, act interface{}) {
	if !reflect.DeepEqual(exp, act) {
		_, file, line, _ := runtime.Caller(1)
		fmt.Printf("\033[31m%s:%d:\n\n\texp: %#v\n\n\tgot: %#v\033[39m\n\n",
			filepath.Base(file), line, exp, act)
		tb.FailNow()
	}
}

func TestReadErrorResponseWithSingleException(t *testing.T) {
	buf := new(bytes.Buffer)
	bw := rw.NewWriter(buf)
	bw.WriteByte(byte(1)) // indicates continue of exception class/msg array
	bw.WriteStrings("org.foo.BlargException", "wibble wibble!!")
	bw.WriteByte(byte(0)) // indicates end of exception class/msg array
	bw.WriteBytes([]byte("this is a stacktrace simulator\nEOL"))

	var serverExc error
	serverExc = obinary.ReadErrorResponse(rw.NewReader(buf))

	e, ok := serverExc.(orient.OServerException)
	if !ok {
		t.Fatal("wrong exception type")
	}
	equals(t, 1, len(e.Exceptions))

	equals(t, "org.foo.BlargException", e.Exceptions[0].ExcClass())
	equals(t, "wibble wibble!!", e.Exceptions[0].ExcMessage())
}

func TestReadErrorResponseWithMultipleExceptions(t *testing.T) {
	buf := new(bytes.Buffer)
	bw := rw.NewWriter(buf)
	bw.WriteByte(byte(1)) // indicates more exceptions to come
	bw.WriteStrings("org.foo.BlargException", "Too many blorgles!!")
	bw.WriteByte(byte(1)) // indicates more exceptions to come
	bw.WriteStrings("org.foo.FeebleException", "Not enough juice")
	bw.WriteByte(byte(1)) // indicates more exceptions to come
	bw.WriteStrings("org.foo.WobbleException", "Orbital decay")
	bw.WriteByte(byte(0)) // indicates end of exceptions
	bw.WriteBytes([]byte("this is a stacktrace simulator\nEOL"))

	serverExc := obinary.ReadErrorResponse(rw.NewReader(buf))

	e, ok := serverExc.(orient.OServerException)
	if !ok {
		t.Fatal("wrong exception type")
	}

	equals(t, "org.foo.BlargException", e.Exceptions[0].ExcClass())
	equals(t, "Not enough juice", e.Exceptions[1].ExcMessage())
	equals(t, "org.foo.WobbleException", e.Exceptions[2].ExcClass())
	equals(t, "Orbital decay", e.Exceptions[2].ExcMessage())
}


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LuLu Group has opened its second Hypermarket in Cairo, Egypt
LuLu Group has opened its second hypermarket in Egypt thereby further setting its foot in the retail sector of the North African country.
The latest store which is also group's 190th store is located in the District Mall in Sheraton Heliopolis in the capital city of Cairo was officially inaugurated by Egyptian Minister of Supply & Internal Trade Dr. Ali Moselhi along with Deputy Minister Dr. Ibrahim Ashmawy and Rashed Abdullah Alzoy, First Secretary of the UAE Embassy, Cairo in the virtual presence of Yusuff Ali MA, Chairman of LuLu Group and other top officials.
Speaking on the occasion virtually, Yusuff Ali MA said that "LuLu group will stick to its expansion plans despite the challenges faced due to Covid pandemic. As per our plans we have earmarked US$500 million (EGP 8 billion) to set up 10 hypermarkets, four mini markets and a state of art logistics center in Egypt. The excellent opportunities and facilities being offered by the government to investors will contribute to the growth and development of Egypt" added Yusuffali.
Last year, LuLu had signed a series of agreements with Egypt's Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade to this effect.
In Egypt, the Group already employs more than 500 Egyptians and this number will rise to over 8,000 direct and indirect job opportunities in the coming three years.
As part of the major global expansion plans, LuLu is opening third hypermarket in Sentul City in the Bogor province near the Indonesian capital city of Jakarta this Wednesday thus reaching total store count of the group to 191.
Recently it opened UAE's latest hypermarket in the Al Dhafra region of Abu Dhabi.


An individualized report will be prepared as the result of each workplace or other EMI survey. The report provides the knowledge needed for the employee and employer to provide a safe and healthy workplace. The report will detail in plain English the results of the survey, how the monitoring results affect the employee, how the monitoring results affect the employer's workplace, and provide guidance for the employer, the employee and for medical professionals.