Has anyone else been struggling as much as Jason and I this season with allergies? Even my family in Dallas has been saying that it is the worst they have ever experienced.
We have tried everything holistic to bring relief – taking red ginseng, diffusing essential oils, keeping the windows shut – and nothing seems to be doing the trick. Until Molekule.
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2) It has made a big difference in our allergies in just a week!
3) It can completely replace the air in a 600 square foot room once every hour.
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Hey, friends! As you guys know, we are BIG fans of the toxin-free, safe, plant-based cleaning products brand known as Branch Basics. We first talked about the brand here, and then last month we interviewed one of their founders, Allison, in part one of this Q&A series. If you missed that post, you must check it out! Allison's words are so inspiring and will really open your eyes to the true significance and importance of ridding your home of toxic products. To follow up on Allison's story, we have another one of their co-founders on LSK today for part two of the Q&A series with the Branch Basics' founders. Also, they are kindly offering a promo code for LSK readers…use code LSK20 for 20% off at branchbasics.com! Now without further ado, meet Kelly Love. Scroll down to get to know her, her journey with Branch Basics, and why she is so passionate about toxin-free living.
How did you become part of the Branch Basic team and what do you love most about it?
Goodness, so much to say about this! Allison and I were roommates and best friends in college at The University of Texas at Austin. Our junior year, Allison turned to Marilee (her aunt) for health advice because her body was failing her and none of the many doctors she saw over a two year period could figure out what was wrong. She was feeling hopeless, depressed and was in constant pain. Within six months of changing her diet and the products she used everyday per Marilee's recommendations, along with doing all kinds of cool detox treatments and taking food-based supplements, she finally started getting a lot better. I witnessed the transformation and was hooked. I wanted to know everything Marilee was teaching her and I started bugging Marilee with tons of questions for my own wellbeing. As graduation approached, we thought it would be amazing to live with Marilee for a summer before starting "real life".. Thankfully she said yes! From my perspective, Marilee taught and modeled for us what it looked like to live as close to God's design as possible. We filled ourselves with pure air, pure food, and pure thoughts. We meditated on scripture, spent time in nature, and didn't put a single thing in our mouths that wasn't part of our Food as Medicine prescriptions.
The results were powerful and truly life-changing for both of us. Allison was a new person and I, the "healthy one", was feeling better than I ever had in my life. My painful menstrual cramps, dry and itchy eyes, random headaches, and joint and muscle pain all disappeared. I didn't even have body odor when I got sweaty! It was a snapshot of our body's potential and also, sadly, of how so many suffer because of what they eat, breathe, put on their bodies, and focus their minds on. Allison and I now shared Marilee's passion for wanting to help others live a healthier, fuller life and avoid unnecessary suffering. So again, Allison and I went to Marilee asking for something that seemed crazy to her: Would she start a company with us so we could get her knowledge out to the world? In 2010, we launched Three Branches Healthy Living, an online shop for all things healthy – the safest organic mattresses, air purifiers, food-based supplements, non-toxic cleaning, etc. and then that turned into Branch Basics, which focused on cleaning, in 2012. As for what I love most, it's a tie between getting to work with people I love so much and having the opportunity to learn something new from Marilee everyday. My life, my husband's life and my daughter's life are no doubt better because of her and everything she's taught me.
Tell us about your journey of ridding your home of toxic products. How did you become passionate about clean home products?
It also just made so much sense to me that our homes should be a safe haven, free of products that put stress on our body's detoxification and immune systems. Cleaning products are such a simple thing to change, and getting all the toxic ones out makes a HUGE impact on your indoor air quality and on your body. Understanding what is and what isn't safe is so important, though. We want people to know what to look for in products so that they are using the safest, most effective cleaning products possible and ultimately to inspire the entire industry to make human health the #1 priority when formulating.
If there is one piece of information that you think people should know about the importance of using safe, pure cleaning products, what would it be?
It's about so much more than being "green." It's important because it means you're not exposing yourself to endocrine disruptors that can make it difficult to get pregnant, or neurotoxins that can affect brain development, or carcinogens that can increase the risk of cancer, or skin irritants that can contribute to eczema, or allergens that can induce nosebleeds. Our hearts long for people to understand the true weight and importance their cleaning and laundry products carry in relation to their wellbeing. This is the reason we do what we do.
How do you balance being an entrepreneur and a wife + mom?
This is a daily struggle for me! Still haven't nailed it down yet!
Thankfully my husband is a very helpful, hands-on dad and also helps me make dinner most nights. (Green Chef has been amazing for us!) I'm also extremely thankful that my daughter has always been a good napper because I work during her naps and at night so I can focus on her while she's awake. I have to be careful though, because too often I'll tend to stay up way too late (since it's a time I can focus without interruptions and distractions), and I've gotten myself into a situation where my adrenals are super fatigued and working on overdrive. (I'm kicking myself because it's 1 AM as I type this!!) But I'm getting better and I'm also getting better at saying no to things so I don't overcommit myself. It means Branch Basics isn't growing as fast as it could, but it's worth it for my health and time with my family.
In addition to using clean products, do you also value a clean diet? What are some of the grocery staples in your home?
Absolutely! A clean, nutrient-dense diet is so foundational and critical. One of the things I learned from Marilee and am totally on board with is that one diet does not fit all, and the body needs different foods, prepared in specific ways at different times of the year, during different phases of life. Especially for women. For example, there are various foods to emphasize when trying to conceive, while pregnant, and postpartum that aren't as important in other seasons of life. Another example I love is that a person in Jamaica is not going to eat the same diet as someone in Alaska. Some foods are cooling and some foods are warming. Some people do better with little to no meat, while others should eat meat regularly. I am an O blood type and have been nursing my daughter for 16 months, so I try to get in a lot of healthy fat and protein.
Some of my staples are organic eggs, butter, coconut oil, and olive oil, Applegate Organics turkey, beef and chicken hot dogs (so easy and convenient!), Safe Catch canned tuna, wild-caught salmon, organic/grass-fed bone broth (Bonafide brand when I don't have any homemade), organic and grass-fed yogurt with no sugar added, Go Raw sprouted granola, Once Again organic almond butter, Alvarado-Street Bakery bread and bagels, organic sauerkraut and other fermented vegetables, and plenty of organic fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds. I also keep Amy's Soups on hand for times I don't have time to prepare food and spruce them up with Vital Proteins collagen, bone broth and butter.
Besides Branch Basics of course, what other clean brands do you love? They can be home, beauty, or anything else!
Ah, so many! The tops ones that come to mind are W3ll People (makeup), Primally Pure (deodorant and skincare), Innate Response (prenatal vitamins), and Simple Mills (cookies, crackers and baking mix – I don't use their icing though), Epic (meat bars), Hu Kitchen (chocolate bars) and Pact (organic cotton sports bras, underwear, and leggings).
For those of you that know me know that organization is the key to my heart; the Container Store was my second home when we were moving into ours, label makers are dreamy, glass pantry containers are way better than packages, and organized closets and cabinets and drawers are top priority. #sos! All of that to say, when Home Sort reached out and wanted to ultra-organize my closet, I was all in and legitimately was counting down the days until the transformation. There was something about my closet that I couldn't get fully right, so I knew their magical touch was all it was going to take!
First of all, the Home Sort sisters, Ryan and Brandie, felt like immediate friends when they walked in the door. They have the most contagious joy and they are just so much FUN. I love their love for people and organizing and serving others through their job. It is truly refreshing + they get the job done! I was so blown away when I walked into my closet that I held back tears (insert laughing emoji).
Over the past few years, decor & interiors have become something that we are really passionate about here at LSK. Decorating a home is such a special, personal process and results in a haven that is uniquely yours. How cool is that? It is fascinating to us how everyone's home is entirely different; a collection of one's past, things that they love and are drawn to, plus items and pieces that they see as inspiring, practical, beautiful, and comforting, or a combination of all of the above.
We definitely believe that as people, we decorate our homes and make certain interior design choices with the goal of finding comfort. Consciously or not, we seek comfort in all areas of life; sometimes though it is just not possible, since the reality is that discomfort is a very normal part of life. However, our prayer is that all of our homes can be a little corner of comfort for us in this world. No matter what you call home, we pray that it is a place of comfort, rest, safety, and peace for you; a little sanctuary where you start your day and end your day, finding peace and hope no matter what sort of day you had or are having .
When we discovered this chair from Bakarian Studio, we knew that it had to be a part of our home. The unique design, beautifully simple aesthetic, and comfort factor caught our attention immediately. We had been searching for the right chair for this corner of our guest room and this one fits perfectly and finishes the room just the way that I hoped it would. My wish is that guests find comfort in this corner while staying at our home; curling up with a blanket to enjoy a cup of tea before bed, reading a book, or making a phone call. Thank you, Lauren, for this amazing addition to our home! Also, friends, be sure to follow Bakarian Studio on IG- their feed is so beautiful and inspiring.
It was so fun recently discussing the importance of a toxin-free home and hearing some tips and tricks from Molly Abrigg. I love her perspective that we have little control over the toxin exposure outside of our homes, but we do have that control inside our homes! I have learned so much about the power of toxin exposure through the book, Never Be Sick Again, and it has fully empowered me to limit my contact with toxins because they affect our health in such detrimental ways.
I am so excited to share my favorite all-natural cleaning product brand with you: Murchison-Hume cleaning products. The cleaning products are extremely productive and smell so delicious, even though they are free of all the toxins. Not to mention, this company is owned by the sweetest couple here in California! I love supporting a local company and am so thankful for their commitment to creating clean cleaning products. The Kennedy household is always fully-stocked with MH products!
Where do I begin? The sandalwood candle is so divine and has become a staple in our home; it alway brings me so much joy to have it burning in our house. Oh, and the counter spray is a dream. I am kind of known for the fact that I would take up counter cleaning as a second career, so a wonderful formula to help with that makes me happy. It really is true that cleaning is more enjoyable when you actually love, believe in, and trust the products that you are using.
Is it just me, or do you guys love when hand soap & lotion are next to one another in someone's home? Cleaning and then nourishing your hands is such a healthy habit! Another thing about Murchison-Hume products that I love is the packaging- their bottles and labels are so beautiful and look very sophisticated on display on our countertops. Of course the ingredients and effectiveness of the products are most important, but good-looks are an extra bonus. Murchison-Hume has the winning, triple-threat combination: gorgeous products that are made with all-natural ingredients that work extremely well.
Also, I have exciting news! You can use the promo code LAUREN20 for 20% off your order. Happy cleaning, xo.


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Man banned from Lower Clapton estate for five years
Alex Wellman
Published: 10:38 AM April 1, 2011 Updated: 10:32 AM October 14, 2020
Breach of dispersal order forces lout out of Clapton Park.
A man has been banned from Clapton Park Estate for five years.
Alston Lynch, 24, of Downs Road, Lower Clapton, has been given an ASBO banning him from the whole estate until 2016.
Lynch was convicted of breaching a dispersal zone and fined �100 and �15 costs in August last year.
A 'bolt on' ASBO was granted at Thames Magistrates Court on Tuesday March 22 which stops him from entering the estate until March 21 2016.
Magistrates heard how Lynch was part of a group of males loitering on the estate for hours on end, causing intimidation to members of the public. Lynch, who was regularly dispersed from the area under the conditions of the Dispersal Order was arrested on numerous occasions for breaching that order.
PC Waheed Iqbal, of Kings Park Safer Neighbourhoods Team, said: "This individual has a long string of criminal convictions and was known to us for violence, intimidation, harassment and general anti-social behaviour. Securing a five-year ASBO is a great achievement for the team and I hope that it goes some way to improving the lives of those people living and working in the area."

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The inventors of the Wash 'n Zip Pet Bed have selected CBHR as their November "Rescue Group of the Month," which means they will be donating $5 to our group for each bed they sell through their website in the month of November! If you'd like to get one yourself and help raise funds for CBHR, you can do so at www.washnzippetbed.com and enter the discount code "CBHR" to save 10% on your purchase.
As you can see, CBHR alum Peggy Sue really liked her Wash 'n Zip bed.
Three weeks ago our very dear five-year-old foster dog, George, got very sick very quickly. His primary veterinarian diagnosed him with diabetes, but he was so sick that he needed emergency care at the vet school in Raleigh, NC. Doctors found he not only had diabetes, but he also had very low number of the cells that make blood clot. As you can imagine this is very dangerous. The doctors did everything they could to help George, but his cells continued to diminish and he died less than 24 hours after he was admitted. We, and his foster family, were just devastated. We all know how hard it is to lose a beloved four-legged friend; it is even harder when it's tragic and unexpected. We requested a doggie autopsy (and this service is kindly provided for free by the vet school) as George's death was so quick and so surprising. We don't have the results yet. Please send your condolences to the Tubbs family. They lost a beloved and cherished friend.
We spent a good deal of money doing everything we could to help George get to his new life and now need to refill the piggy bank so that we can continue to give all of our incoming and current foster bassets the great care they deserve.
Our poor Willie has had a bit of a rough time and has bounced through a few different foster homes. He's a bit of a crusty curmudgeon, but good at heart. We sure hope we can find Willie a family who understands his needs and can help him live out his senior years in a patient and loving environment. We hate to think there is no place for this sweet man to go. Long-term boarding would not be a good option for Willie's mental health nor for our budget. Willie isn't fond of little children and doesn't like his ears messed with as he has had lots of ear infections (he needs a muzzle to clean them). In general he just doesn't like to be poked or startled if that can be helped. He does like other dogs and does like to play with them. Willie also loves attention and his humans to love on him. Willie needs someone who understands that sometimes it's tough to be a senior hound and just because one is a curmudgeon at times doesn't mean one doesn't deserve love and care. Can you give this boy a soft bed and warm heart for his senior years? Please contact Susan Moschos if you can foster or adopt Willie!
Linus is one of the new additions to our CBHR family. Linus came to us last week from the Gaston county, NC animal shelter. We he arrived the first question was, "why does he look like a bumble bee?". It turns out the shelter taped up his face and gave him antibiotics because he had an infected lipoma that had broken open and drained. Thankfully, his lumps and bumps (he has six) are all lipomas and not cancer, but they do need to be removed with surgery. Linus, like most of our other dogs, will need heartworm treatment too. Our coffers really need refilling to help pay to get Linus and all of his foster basset friends righted and ready to go to their forever families.
Keep an eye on CBHR.com to see your donations add up to our goal!
Become a BackerCan you help us by signing up to be a basset backer and donate just $10 per month?
Donate NowHow about a one-time donation in memory of one of your beloved four-leggers or foster boy George?
Find Out MoreDo you have a matching contribution program with your employer? What a great way to make your $10 turn into $20!
Walt Bebe Davis – In memory of Paul R. Damico Sr.


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California lawmakers meet deadline, sending nearly $200-billion state budget blueprint to Gov. Jerry Brown
Republican Assemblymen James Gallagher, left, Jordan Cunningham and Jim Patterson huddle before voting on the state budget plan Thursday. GOP lawmakers provided only a few votes for the framework in both houses of the Legislature.
(Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press)
By John Myers Sacramento Bureau Chief
Reporting from Sacramento —
Both houses of the California Legislature took final action Thursday on an overarching framework and a few key details of a new state budget, sending the package to Gov. Jerry Brown one day before their legal deadline to take action.
Twenty-five separate pieces of legislation comprise the budget for the state government's fiscal year that begins next month. Fourteen of the bills were sent to Brown on Thursday, while action is expected early next week on the remaining details.
Homeless spending gets a big boost in California budget deal between Brown and Democrats »
The $199.6-billion spending plan hews to Brown's suggestion that a sizable portion of the state's massive tax windfall be funneled into cash reserves as similar funds were last year, while increasing spending on K-12 education, healthcare and social services. It also provides more than $600 million for new efforts to help California's homeless, a key component to the deal struck last week by the governor and Democratic legislative leaders.
"This is a solid budget," Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) said. "And it builds upon what we've already done."
Republicans provided only a few votes for the overall budget framework in the Assembly and Senate. Other GOP members insisted that the state continues to ignore long-term problems, including looming debt in the years to come.
"We've got to get ahead of this mess," Sen. John Moorlach (R-Costa Mesa) said.
Democrats, however, insisted that the budget offers a reasonable approach to addressing the state's needs. As is the case in most years, the lion's share of spending is contained in three categories: education, health and human services, and corrections and rehabilitation.
"We continue our efforts to strengthen the state's commitment to a human infrastructure," said Sen. Holly Mitchell (D-Los Angeles), chairwoman of the Senate's budget committee.
Under state constitutional mandates, K-12 schools and community colleges receive the single largest portion of general fund tax dollars. The new budget puts K-12 funding at $11,639 per student, up slightly from the current year. It includes a phase-in of an effort promoted by Brown to divvy up community college dollars with a new emphasis on student performance outcomes. It also provides $100 million in start-up funds for online community college courses and instruction.
Both the University of California and California State University systems receive funding increases under the budget agreement, though most of the education bills won't be voted on until next week. The plan offers a combined $344-million one-time boost to the school systems, as well as new ongoing funding that's expected to expand enrollment on UC and Cal State campuses while allowing university leaders to keep tuition at current levels.
Significant dollars will be spent, too, on health and human services. According to figures provided by the Assembly, almost 1 in 3 state dollars spent under the new budget will go to these programs. Much of it is earmarked for services provided by Medi-Cal, California's version of Medicaid providing healthcare for its poorest citizens. Some care — including access to physicians, hospitals and child-screening services — is mandated by the federal government, while California adds additional benefits. The governor's revised budget last month pegged Medi-Cal spending at about $35 billion in the coming fiscal year.
Democratic lawmakers pushed for more spending in one key social services program, persuading Brown to accept a small boost in monthly cash grants to the working poor enrolled in CalWORKS, the state's welfare assistance program. Those monthly grants have remained unchanged for years, even as inflation pressures have reduced the purchasing power for low-income families. The budget adds $90 million to the grants beginning next spring, as well as a method to more fully fund annual cost-of-living increases in the future.
Subsidies for child care based on income and additional slots in preschool programs are also included in the budget framework. And both Brown and legislative leaders advocated for expanding access to California's earned income tax credit to an additional 700,000 households. The tax credit, which provides cash to those with very low incomes, will be modified to account for increases in the state's minimum wage, and it will be made available to workers between the ages of 18 and 24, and those over 65.
While spending increases under the plan, the budget reflects the continued insistence by Brown and lawmakers to stash funds for future economic downturns. Legislative staffers project that the budget passed Thursday will lead to a $15.9-billion cash reserve by next summer, larger than the general fund of 33 U.S. states.
The bulk of that money — $13.8 billion — will be in the "rainy-day fund" established by voters in 2014. Much of what's left will be in the state's regular cash reserves, while $200 million is being set aside in the event future budget deficits trigger cuts to CalWORKS.
Those dollars are the result of multibillion-dollar tax revenue windfalls, which have become surprisingly common in recent years. Lawmakers are taking steps in the new budget to change the process of how those dollars are set aside for future needs.
Stashing cash for a rainy day isn't as easy as it sounds for California government »
But the mechanics are complicated. The plan to be signed into law by Brown includes a new and unusual "budget deficit savings account," which will serve as an initial way station for surplus cash. Most of the money will ultimately be sent to the voter-approved reserve fund, but the accounting maneuver could offer new options for other excess dollars.
Some Republicans asked whether the proposal is a move to avoid triggering a 1979 state spending limit — one rarely breached since its inception and the focus of months of debate about how to properly calculate that limit. The provisions of that constitutional limit could require tax refunds.
"It's been rigged so that no refund can ever be given to the taxpayers," Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez (R-Lake Elsinore) said. "And that's disgraceful."
Others wondered whether a different plan involving tax windfalls — injected late into budget talks by Brown — would actually subsidize the state's beleaguered high-speed rail project.
"We've set in motion a chain of events that this bill compounds," Sen. Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) said.
Lawmakers were under the gun to pass key portions of the state budget by Friday or lose a portion of their salary under a 2010 law enacted by voters. That law also lowered the threshold for legislative passage to a simple majority in each house. Those two changes have helped create on-time California budgets for six straight years.
john.myers@latimes.com
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John Myers joined the Los Angeles Times as Sacramento bureau chief in 2015 after more than two decades in radio and television news, much of that as an award-winning reporter covering statehouse policy and politics.


While I was planning my trip, one of my uncles [in Chennai] insisted I visit the Getty centre. I had seen pictures from grandparents' earlier visit and knew it would be a lovely place. I did not know much about the place, except that it was all about art and there was a huge garden within the campus. On my last day in LA, after having a relaxed breakfast, I made my way to the bus stand to head to Getty Centre. The J. Paul Getty Museum, commonly referred to as "Getty", is situated in the Brentwood neighbourhood of Los Angeles.. There is another centre, The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Villa located in Malibu.
A short bus ride took me straight to the main entrance, where I was told to go to the place where electric tram took us up the hill to the main Getty centre. From there you are free to wander about. Everything is free, there is plenty of open space, benches to sit and enjoy the view from, a couple of galleries displaying different kinds of art, and of course the garden down below. There are also guided tours at specific timings. And as with every place, there are a couple of gift shops selling interesting stationery to bags , toys and more.. The art collection features Western art from the Middle Ages to the present. It is said that over 1.3 million visitors annually, making it one of the most visited museums in the United States.
I noticed there was a Garden tour in half an hour. After enquiring about the assembly point, I began wander around the grounds. Situated atop the hill, it offers a 360 view of the city below, with such beautiful vistas all around.
Keeping the various elements around, the architect Richard Meier designed the complex to highlight both nature and culture. The lady who gave the garden tour explained in length about the architecture and the architect's mind as well. From that, Richard Meier sounds a bit like someone with a major OCD.
The walls are all beige, they are fitted with 30x30 inch squares that flow seamlessly from the ceiling to the floor and around.
The trees in the centre are all aligned to be in line, they are also white flower blooming trees as Meier would not have other colours in the complex.
The smaller plants are also white flower blooming ones..
There were few other trees which were in a straight line, Sequoia trees.. They all looked like a military man had blown the whistle and ordered them to stand straight.
Wait, there is more. Cos trees have roots and have roots have a mind of their own which could lead to them changing positions over time, these trees are all planted in giant boxes which have then been hidden into the ground..
As for the garden, that was put together by Robert Irwin. The main garden is in three parts-- the Stream Garden, the plaza and the Bowl Garden. They have zig-zagged down the Stream's path, passed the bougainvillea shooting from rebar bowers[ a smaller version of what you see in Singapore gardens], crossed over the water cascading into the pool below, then strolled into the intimate, exuberant spirals of the Bowl, centered on its water-bound azalea maze. The past year saw the state go through terrible drought followed by rains. During the drought season, the Government shut off water and so the garden is pretty dry with nothing but succulents all across. The zig zag path is also dry and so we did not see/enjoy what Irwin had designed.
Oh and even the trees around the campus - they are all pruned to a certain height, almost looking like someone gave them a bad haircut. In one area, there is a long walkway with mauve pillars, around which are wines with purple flowers in them. Now these were allowed, but had to be trimmed and kept in a certain way acc to the architect.
The day was quite windy, infact during certain moments I thought it was gonna whisk me away. After the tour, I spent some time exploring the art galleries, there are quite a few water bodies, ponds and interesting sculptures scattered through the property. I also picked up some souvenir at the store and grabbed a cup of coffee at one of the many kiosks outside. It is a beautiful place to just sit and soak it all in.


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Debt is covered by short term assets, assets are 39.6x debt.
All data from Memtech International Company Filings, last reported 3 months ago.
Memtech International's level of debt (2.8%) compared to net worth is satisfactory (less than 40%).
The level of debt compared to net worth has been reduced over the past 5 years (4% vs 2.8% today).
Debt is well covered by operating cash flow (315.6%, greater than 20% of total debt).
Memtech International earns more interest than it pays, coverage of interest payments is not a concern.
What is Memtech International's current dividend yield, its reliability and sustainability?
Current annual income from Memtech International dividends. Estimated to be 5.79% next year.
If you bought SGD2,000 of Memtech International shares you are expected to receive SGD62 in your first year as a dividend.
Memtech International's pays a higher dividend yield than the bottom 25% of dividend payers in Singapore (2.51%).
Memtech International's dividend is below the markets top 25% of dividend payers in Singapore (5.43%).
Purchase Memtech International before the 'Buy Limit' to receive their next dividend payment.
What portion of Memtech International's earnings are paid to the shareholders as a dividend.
Memtech International has a total score of 4/6, see the detailed checks below.
What is the CEO of Memtech International's salary, the management and board of directors tenure and is there insider trading?
Mr. Gu Cheng Hua serves as the President of Nantong Memtech Technologies Co. Ltd. Mr. Gu served as the President of Keypad Business Unit at Memtech International Ltd. Mr. Gu served as General Manager of Nantong Memtech Electronic Industries Co., Ltd., subsidiary of Memtech International Ltd. until January 2010. He was responsible for overseeing the entire operations of Memtech International Ltd. Nantong plant. He left the STX Group in February 2003 and joined Memtech International Ltd. Group. He has over 14 years of experience in the keypad manufacturing industry. Mr. Gu started his career with the San Teh group in 1990 and held various management positions over the next 10 years. His appointments included production manager, quality management manager and general manager of its keypad manufacturing operations in Xiamen and Nantong, PRC. From 2000 to 2003, he served as General Manager with the STX Group where he was responsible for managing ITT's keypad operations in PRC. He has been an Executive Director of Memtech International Ltd. since April 1, 2004. Mr. Gu holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics degree from Southeast University in PRC.
Insufficient data for Cheng to compare compensation growth.
Insufficient data for Cheng to establish whether their remuneration is reasonable compared to companies of similar size in Singapore.
The average tenure for the Memtech International board of directors is over 10 years, this suggests they are a seasoned and experienced board.
Memtech International has a total score of 0/6, this is not included on the snowflake, see the detailed checks below.
During the five years of share price growth, Memtech International moved from a loss to profitability. … We can see that the Memtech International share price is up 29% in the last three years. … Notably, the EPS growth has been slower than the annualised share price gain of 9.0% over three years.
Are Insiders Buying Memtech International Ltd. (SGX:BOL) Stock?
We often see insiders buying up shares in companies that perform well over the long term. … Memtech International Insider Transactions Over The Last Year. … Over the last year, we can see that the biggest insider purchase was by Executive Director Joo Teow for S$116k worth of shares, at about S$1.16 per share.
Does Memtech International Ltd.'s (SGX:BOL) March Stock Price Reflect Its Future Growth?
What Should We Expect From Memtech International Ltd.'s (SGX:BOL) Earnings Over The Next Year?
(SGX:BOL) released its earnings update. … with earnings expected to grow by 23% in the upcoming year … the past 5-year average growth rate of 12%.
Memtech International Ltd. (SGX:BOL): Immense Growth Potential?
Is Memtech International Ltd. (SGX:BOL) A Volatile Stock?
(SGX:BOL), then you might want to consider its beta (a measure of share price volatility) in order to understand how the stock could impact your portfolio. … Some investors use beta as a measure of how much a certain stock is impacted by market risk (volatility). … A stock with a beta below one is either less volatile than the market, or more volatile but not corellated with the overall market.
What Percentage Of Memtech International Ltd. (SGX:BOL) Shares Do Insiders Own?
Is It Too Late To Consider Buying Memtech International Ltd. (SGX:BOL)?
Memtech International Ltd., an investment holding company, manufactures and sells mold, rubber, and plastic components for automotive, industrial and medical, mobile communications, and consumer digital products in the People's Republic of China, the United States, Japan, and internationally. The company offers rubber parts; decorative plastics comprising car key fobs, logos, plating rings, audio and temperature control panels, cluster application products, and infotainment panels; and functional plastics, such as light guide plates, car revolving buttons and keypads, emergency and car buttons, electron shells, steering buttons, hand break lifters, and power window buttons. It also provides TV remote controls and control keypads, keypad buttons, gaming controllers, light guide panels, routers, router panels and shells, speakers, and wearable devices; industrial PDAs, barcode scanners, and blood glucose meters; antennas, mobile antenna casings, window lens products, metal dome and light guide films, and mobile and waterproof housings; and single and double shot, electroforming, and other tooling products. In addition, the company trades in electronic products; and manufactures translucent lenses for flash light in mobile phones. Memtech International Ltd. was incorporated in 2003 and is based in Singapore.


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While Android Wear smartwatches have seemingly taken a back seat to the offerings from Samsung and Apple, that hasn't stopped manufacturer's from releasing new options. Instead of just a basic smartwatch, there has been a shift in the scene to focus more on the fitness aspect of a smartwatch, creating different types of hybrid smartwatches.
The Fossil Q Control is the latest offering from Fossil, and provides many of the expected functions of a smartwatch, while also throwing in some extra features for those who also want a fitness tracker. Getting the specs out of the way, we have a circular face with a diameter of 45mm, which is compatible with standard 20mm straps for those who want to customize.
Android Wear 2.0 is onboard here, while the Snapdragon Wear 2100 powers the Q Control alongside 768MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage. Considering the switch in focus to those fitness-minded folks, the Q Control also features a 5 ATM water-resistance rating, which means that not only will you be able to keep this on in the shower, but you'll also be able to take it for a swim.
Moving back to the display for a moment, Fossil has removed the need for extra buttons, leaving just one. However, a touch-sensitive bezel has been included which makes navigation throughout the menus a breeze and is something similar to what is featured on the Misfit Vapor and the Samsung Gear S3, without the hardware rotating bezel.
As for pricing and availability, the Fossil Q Founder is available starting today from Fossil's online storefront and is priced at $275. This may seem like a steep price to pay, but Fossil isn't really known for providing budget watch options. Nonetheless, if you want to wait, you could see if there are any Black Friday sales in line for this new smartwatch, but it's unlikely. If you want to grab the Q Control for yourself, hit the button below!


American Olympic skier Bode Miller's 19-month-old daughter Emeline has tragically passed away.
According to TMZ, the death is the result of a tragic drowning accident.
Bode and his wife Morgan were reportedly attending a neighbor's party and Emeline ended up in a pool.
Taking to Instagram, Bode wrote: 'We are beyond devastated.
'Our baby girl, Emmy, passed away yesterday. Never in a million years did we think we would experience a pain like this.
Bode has three older children and he and Morgan are currently expecting a baby.
Happy Thanksgiving from the Miller's. Lots to be thankful for this year. And really enjoying my first Thanksgiving with my family on the east coast in 20 years.
Our thoughts are with their family during this tragic time.


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Recognition for Dartmouth faculty, staff, and students
Did you or a colleague recently receive an award or honor? Tell us about it: dartmouth.now@dartmouth.edu
Sarah Allan (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Professor Sarah Allan, the Burlington Northern Foundation Professor of Asian Studies in honor of Richard M. Bressler, is the recipient of a 2009–10 "Distinguished Fellowship" from the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange. Allan's project, "Written on Bamboo: Advocating Abdication in Warring States' Bamboo-slip Manuscripts," researches a selection of late fourth-century BCE manuscripts that discuss succession by choosing the most worthy (abdication) as an alternative to hereditary rule. Allan is combining the fellowship with a sabbatical year. The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, supports and promotes the understanding of Chinese culture and society overseas.
A number of Dartmouth writers are represented in the 2010 issue of Bloodroot Literary Magazine, an annual literary journal based in Thetford Center, Vt. Danny Dover, a keyboard technician in the Hopkins Center, won second place in the magazine's annual poetry contest with his poem "Yukon Territory." Professor of English Ivy Schweitzer received an honorable mention for her poem, "Elegy for a Miniskirt (Fawn, Suede)." Classics Professor Phyllis Katz and Parker Towle, MD, of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center were also published in the issue.
Charlene Bradley (courtesy of Charlene Bradley)
Charlene "Charley" Bradley, director of nursing at Dick's House, received the 2009 President's Award, the highest honor given by the New England College Health Association (NECHA), at the Combined Meeting of the New England and New York State College Health Association last fall. Bradley was recognized for making contributions to Dartmouth and its students, as well as to the field of college health.
Dartmouth Alumni Magazine won a first place 2009 Eddie Award, recognizing editorial and design excellence. The Eddies are administered by the online magazine and e-media company Folio and are the largest competition for magazines in the country. DAM, edited by Sean Plottner, was named a Gold Winner in competition with other association or nonprofit magazines that publish six or more times a year.
Jennifer Lind (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Assistant Professor of Government Jennifer Lind was recently selected to participate in the "US-Japan Network for the Future" program, run by the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation in collaboration with the Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. The new two-year program is aimed at identifying and supporting the next generation of American public policy intellectuals interested in Japan. Lind, along with 14 other specialists, will participate in a series of meetings, workshops, and a study trip to Japan, concluding with a presentation of findings at a policy brief session in Washington, D.C.
Larry Polansky (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Larry Polansky, the Jacob H. Strauss Professor in Music, was featured in the "People & Ideas in Profile" cover story series of the American Music Center's web magazine NewMusicBox in January. The feature includes a lengthy interview and video. The introduction states, "few people have had as significant an impact on as many facets of contemporary music and how it is made and disseminated as Larry Polansky." Polansky is nearing the end of his New Directions Fellowship from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which supports his emerging interest in American Sign Language (ASL) poetry and performance.
Kenneth Reade (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Kenneth Reade, associate director of the Office of Visa and Immigration Services, served a year-long elected post as New England regional Chair to NAFSA: Association of International Educators in 2009, and is continuing to advise NAFSA in 2010 as a member of their Regional Affairs Committee. NAFSA is the world's leading association promoting international education and providing professional development to the field.
Thomas N. Ward (photo by Mark Washburn)
Thomas N. Ward was named editor-in-chief of the professional journal Headache Currents by the American Headache Society (AHS) in January. Ward is a professor of neurology at Dartmouth Medical School and co-director of the Headache Center at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Headache Currents is published as part of the AHS official journal Headache.
Writing and research also by Whitney Campbell Intern Jocelyn Krauss '10


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Q: If $f: U \to \mathbb{R}^{n}$ is a $C^{1}$ function, $U \subset \mathbb{R}^{n}$ open, show that $f$ is an open map.
Let $f: U \to \mathbb{R}^{n}$ be a $C^{1}$ function with $U \subset \mathbb{R}^{n}$ open. Show that $f$ is an open map.

If $\det Df \neq 0$ (maybe it's not so direct), I think I can use the Inverse Function Theorem for show that $f$ is a local diffeomorphism and so, write $f(O)$ as union of open sets for each $O \subset U$ open. But without this hypothesis, how can I ensure the same conclusion? I really dont see the way.

A: You can't prove it, since it is false. Take any constant function, for instance.

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char buffRead2 [BUFFSIZE];

//Este es para el thread de lectrua
pthread_t tid2;

//Estos son para el socket
int socket_desc2 ,socket_fd2 ,c2 ,read_size2;
struct sockaddr_in server2 , client2;

//METODO QUE METO EN EL THREAD
void* leerEntrada_2()
{
	while(1)
  {
		//accept connection from an incoming client
    socket_fd2 = accept(socket_desc2, (struct sockaddr *)&client2, (socklen_t*)&c2);
    if(socket_fd2 > 0)
		{
			puts("Connection 2 accepted");
      //Receive a message from client
      while(1)
      {
				read_size2=recv(socket_fd2 ,buffRead2 ,sizeof(buffRead2) ,0);
        //Enviar el mensaje al otro pc
        enviarMensajeComp1(buffRead2);

        memset(buffRead2, 0, sizeof(buffRead2));
        if(read_size2 == 0)
        {
					puts("Client 2 disconnected");
          fflush(stdout);
          break;
        }
        else if(read_size2 == -1) perror("recv 2 failed");
      }
    }
    else puts("Connection 2 failed");
   }
}

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{
    char errMsj2[50];
    sprintf(errMsj2, KRED"%s"RESET, error2);
    perror(errMsj2);
    exit(1);
}

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{
	//Estos son para el Thread de lectura
	int err2;
	char errMsj2[50];//posible mensaje de error

    //Create socket
    socket_desc2 = socket(AF_INET , SOCK_STREAM , 0);
    if(socket_desc2 == -1) closeWithError_2("Could not create socket(2)");
    puts("Socket created(2)");

    //Prepare the sockaddr_in structure
    server2.sin_family = AF_INET;
    server2.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY;
    server2.sin_port = htons(puerto2);

    //Bind
    if(bind(socket_desc2, (struct sockaddr *)&server2 , sizeof(server2)) < 0) closeWithError_2("bind failed. Error(2)");
    puts("bind done(2)");

    //Listen
    listen(socket_desc2 , 3);

    //Accept and incoming connection
    c2 = sizeof(struct sockaddr_in);
    puts("Waiting for incoming connections(2)...");

    //Aqui se crea el thread de lectura
    err2 = pthread_create(&(tid2), NULL, &leerEntrada_2, NULL);
    if(err2 != 0)
		{
        sprintf(errMsj2,"Can't create thread 2:[%s]", strerror(err2));
        closeWithError_1(errMsj2);
    }
    else printf("Thread 2 created successfully\n");
}

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{write(socket_fd2 ,texto2 ,strlen(texto2));}

void cerrarSocket_2()
{close(socket_fd2);}


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Almost 2000 degrees and diplomas conferred at Winter Graduation
Live streaming will be available on: http://livestream.ufs.ac.za/
The 2015 Winter Graduations are almost underway. The highlight on the university calendar for every graduate will take place on the Bloemfontein Campus on 1-2 July 2015. On 1 July 2015, diplomas will be awarded by the Centre of Financial Planning Law (331 in total) and the School of Open Learning (376 in total). On 2 July 2015, a total of 1 220 master's and doctoral degrees will be awarded to graduates from all seven faculties.
A highlight at this year's Winter Graduation is the awarding of three honorary degrees by the university. Ambassador Lakhdar Brahimi, Dr Mercy Oduyoye and Mr John Samuel will receive honorary degrees.
On 17 August 2012, Ambassador Brahimi was appointed by the United Nations as the new peace envoy to Syria, replacing Kofi Annan. He is also a member of the Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor, the first global initiative to focus specifically on the link between exclusion, poverty and the law. Prof Heidi Hudson, Head of the Centre for Africa Studies at the UFS, will receive the honorary degree on his behalf.
Dr Oduyoye is widely regarded as one of the most influential women theologians Africa has produced in recent history. Currently, she directs the Institute of African Women in Religion and Culture at the Trinity Theology Seminary in Legon, Ghana.
Mr John Samuel, who will receive an honorary award, is also scheduled to be a guest speaker at the two ceremonies on 1 July 2015.
Wednesday 1 July 2015:
John Samuel will be the speaker at both ceremonies. He is one of South Africa's leading education experts with international and national experience, covering a period of more than forty years. He was involved in the founding of the South African Campaign: Public Participation in Education Network (PPEN), established the Centre for Education Policy Development, the Joint Working Group (for The National Party Government and the ANC), the National Education Conference, and the National Education and Training Forum. He also made leadership contributions to the First Education and Training White Paper, the Transformation Strategy for the National Education Department, and the first Green Paper on Higher Education.
John is also Senior Programme Director of the WK Kellogg Foundation in the USA. He has also been the Chief Executive of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, and the CEO of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls.
Thursday 2 July 2015:
Nataniël will be the speaker at both ceremonies. Nataniël is a singer, songwriter, and South African entertainer, who has crossed from the alternative circuit to the stage. For the past 10 years, he has become well-known for his outspoken Kaalkop column in SARIE magazine. His solo career was launched in 1987 and, since then, he has released 16 albums, staged more than 70 original theatre productions, and published 15 books. Over the past two decades, Nataniël has gained the title of South Africa's leading exponent of the solo stage act. He manages Kaalkop Studio, his lifestyle retail company, and records on his own independent label, Nataniël House Of Music. He is an ambassador for Child Welfare SA, and also heads his own charitable foundation, The Nataniël Progress Project.


Dr Marina Kuimova (Imperial College London) was a recipient of the 2013 ChemComm Emerging Investigator Lectureship.
Our annual lectureship recognises an emerging scientist in the early stages of their independent academic career.
Professor Louise Berben (University of California Davis, USA) was the other recipient of the lectureship last year and we have just announced the 2014 winners – look out for further details of their lectureship tours soon.
Professor Louise A. Berben (University of California Davis, USA) was one of the recipients of the 2013 ChemComm Emerging Investigator Lectureships.
Louise has just completed her lectureship tour which took her to Imperial College London and the University of Bristol in the UK; she concluded her tour by giving a plenary lecture at Challenges in Inorganic and Materials Chemistry (ISACS13), in Dublin, Ireland. Congratulations Louise!
We are delighted to announce the forthcoming 2015 ChemComm Emerging Investigators issue. This special issue, now in its fifth year, will showcase the high quality research being carried out by international researchers in the early stages of their independent careers.
If you are interested in submitting to the issue please contact the ChemComm Editorial Office in the first instance. Please note that authors must not have featured in a previous ChemComm Emerging Investigators issue. The deadline for submission is 31 October 2014.
This annual issue is dedicated to profiling the very best research from scientists in the early stages of their independent careers from across the chemical sciences. We hope to feature principal investigators whose work has the potential to influence future directions in science or result in new and exciting developments.
Find out more about the ChemComm Emerging Investigator Lectureship – awarded annually to exceptional scientists in the early-stage of their independent career.
We are pleased to announce the locations of this summer's ChemComm Emerging Investigator Lectureships tours. They will take place at conferences and universities across Europe, where our winners will showcase their latest research.
On behalf of the ChemComm Editorial Board we are delighted to announce the winners of the ChemComm Emerging Investigator Lectureship 2014.
To mark the 50th volume of ChemComm we have awarded three Lectureships this year. The 2014 winners are: Xinliang Feng, Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer Research (advanced organic materials), Tomislav Friščić, McGill University (organic chemistry) and Simon M. Humphrey, University of Texas (inorganic chemistry). Congratulations to the winners!
This annual lectureship recognises an emerging scientist in the early stages of their independent academic career. Further details of the Lectureship tours, including lecture locations, will be announced in due course. For information on previous winners see our website.
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Now in its fourth year, we have been overwhelmed by the community's positive response to this issue. It showcases up-and-coming scientists who are internationally recognised for making outstanding contributions to their respective fields.
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The University of Bath will host Spring 2014 Royal Society of Chemistry Carbohydrate Group Meeting from Wednesday 30 April – Thursday 1 May.
On Wednesday evening, the 2014 RSC Haworth Memorial Lecture will be delivered by David Crich, Schaap Professor of Organic Chemistry at Wayne State University, Detroit, USA.
The Meeting will also include the Inaugural Buchanan Award Lecture in honour of J Grant Buchanan, a former Visiting Professorial Fellow in the Department of Chemistry here at Bath, who died two years ago on 17 April 2012, at the age of 85. Grant was a great researcher and educator, and is remembered fondly for his infectious enthusiasm, collegiality and warm humanity.
The full programme of speakers for the Meeting is available online.
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Edit: I really feel ashamed for having forgotten this - MANY MANY THANKS TO ALL THE TAPERS & YOUTUBE UPLOADERS !!!
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Definitely the show with the best videos so far! Incredible how many great clips of certain songs do already exist on YouTube.
That JJF was surprisingly strong!
Like the black & white on JJF. I think it suits them. Great version too. And thanks to maradona for posting the videos here!
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I know it has been said before, but I want to add my heartfelt Thank You! to all the generous fans that share their videos with us. Just sitting here watching the Stones play gives me a feeling of excitement! The guys are playing tremendously well and I look forward to seeing more videos as the tour progresses!
Wow, Keith sounds pretty much on fire!!! Very nice to hear, thank you!!
and thanks to all the "lookers" and videographers/video posters.
Alright, thank you all for the videos! Right now we are only lacking You Got Me Rocking and One More Shot. Then we'd have probably the best compilation so far in 2013 concerning quality.
Thanks, but this clip of Shattered is already up above we need You Got Me Rocking and One More Shot, then all is said and done!
Still nothing like One More Shot or You Got Me Rocking?
No YGMR or OMS yet.
Edit: oops, just realised you got there before me. Anyway, I still like Ronnie's guitar.
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is there anybody who downloaded the video file from SHATTERED ? It´s not available on youtube anymore. also, is there a video from YOU GOT ME ROCKING circulating ?


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The Trevor Sorbie Brighton team were extremely proud to be an official partner for Brighton Pride 2014 this weekend.
As firm supporters of the event's celebration of diversity; the LGBT community and of the Freedom to Live campaign to promote equality on a national and international level, fourteen members of the salon team plus models marched within the 2014 Pride Community Parade; which proceeds through the city to the Festival event at Preston Park. At the Park, a Trevor Sorbie pop up salon was on hand within the VIP area and staff flyered and handed out branded helium balloons.
BrightonPride2014 – photo credit Chris Jepson
This year sees the award winning salon on Nile Street celebrating ten years of making Brighton beautiful. Alison Stevens, Salon Manager said "We are incredibly excited to be an official partner for Brighton Pride 2014. Pride is such an important event in the city that we felt we had to come on board to show our support for the great work the organisation does in raising awareness and funds for the LGBT community."
Trevor Sorbie said "I think it's a really positive thing that people can be outrageous, because whatever their gender or sex they are totally accepted, it's wonderful. We've been in Brighton for ten years and we always want to show support for the city."
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It's 07:27 in Lamar, USA right now.
US-50 @ CO-287 (LV) A view of the current traffic (North).
Johnson, Kansas: Stanton County Middle School, 59.3 miles away.
Ulysses, Kansas: Ulysses Sullivan Elementary School, 77.4 miles away.
Pueblo, Colorado: KOAA-TV Pueblo, 108.7 miles away.
Trinidad, Colorado: Trinidad State Junior College, 117.5 miles away.
Black Forest, Colorado: Weathercam, 129.4 miles away.
Elbert, Colorado: Forest Green, 129.7 miles away.
Colorado Springs, Colorado: Discovery Canyon Campus, 129.8 miles away.
Colorado Springs, Colorado: United Methodist Church, 129.8 miles away.


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Sembène Film Festival Presents The Prophet at Alphabet City
City of Asylum @ Alphabet City, located at 40 West North Avenue, is the permanent home for City of Asylum programming and the arts. It is a hub for Pittsburgh's readers and writers, jazz and small-scale music and performance, and artistic experimentation. It is a home for diverse voices from around the globe – a place where Pittsburgh meets the world and the world meets Pittsburgh. To view a list of all scheduled events, visit the Alphabet City website.
Sembène Film Festival: The Prophet
Saturday, December 1 from 3:00 to 5:00 pm
Come to a screening of The Prophet presented by Sembène – The Film & Art Festival. The Prophet, by celebrated Lebanese-American author Kahlil Gibran, is among the most popular volumes of poetry ever written, selling over 100 million copies in forty languages since its publication in 1923. Gibran's timeless verses have been given enchanting new form in this painterly cinematic adventure about freedom and the power of human expression. This breathtaking animated feature was an official selection at Cannes and the Toronto International Film Festival.
Start date December 1, 2018 3:00 pm
End date December 1, 2018 5:00 pm
Venue City of Asylum @ Alphabet City
Address 40 West North Avenue
Website Alphabet City


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PSU Hazleton Falls To King's In The Monarch Classic Opener
Penn State Hazleton (3-6) 41 31 72
King's College (4-4) 47 57 104
Nick Nowak drives the paint for a lay-in.
Pts: Royce Brathwaite - 20
Reb: Brandon Mohammed - 13
Ast: Robbie Hopkins - 6
Pts: Connor Callejas - 27
Reb: Pat Mitchell - 10
Ast: Tony Maloney - 4
Pts off Turnovers
2nd Chance Pts
Pts in the Paint
Fastbreak Pts
Bench Pts
Despite a solid 19-point effort from Royce Brathwaite and three other Lions scoring double digit points, PSU Hazleton fell to Kings College in the opening round of the FNCB Bank/Monarch Classic Friday night in the hosts' gym in Wilkes-Barre. With the loss, Lions slipped to 3-6 while King's improved to 4-4 on the year. The Lions will now play Susquehanna University (who fell to Lynchburg 73-65 in the tourney opener) at 1:00 Saturday while King's will now play Lynchburg College of Virginia in the championship game Saturday at 3:00 PM.
While Brathwaite was tallying his 19 points Shay Nelson followed with 13 points and 12 rebounds, Brandon Mohammed registered 11 points and 13 rebounds while Nick Nowak chipped in with 10 points.
Connor Callejas led the Monarch's with 26 points while Tony Maloney added a career-high 16 points. Callejas, who entered the game needing six points to reach the 1,000-point plateau for his collegiate career, reached the mark with 15:01 on the clock when he drained a three-pointer for his point of the half.
The Monarchs took a 47-41 lead at the half-time break and then came out hot in the second half. King's extended the lead to 56-41 with 17:28 remaining, but the Lions used a 13-2 run to close to within 58-54 with 14:55 to play after a three-point play from Brathwaite.
But the Monarchs regrouped and answered with a 19-5 run of their own to build a 79-59 lead with 9:59 to play. The Lions would come no closer than 18 points the rest of the way.
After the PSU Hazleton - Susquehanna consolation game at 1:00 PM, the Lions will take the long holiday break and regroup in the new year. Their next game will be a home game on Monday, January 8th against the University of Maine-Fort Kent to be played in Dr. Thomas M Caccese Gymnasium with tip-off scheduled for 8:00 PM.


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Phreatoicus typicus is een pissebed uit de familie Phreatoicidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1883 door Charles Chilton.

Phreatoicidae

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Only a small percent of young women are getting into coding — Google wanted to help change this. Change is Made With Code aims to inspire girls about the impact an ability to code can have, and what changes they could make in the world with it.
Change is Made With Code called on young women around the world to express themselves with a coded piece of generative artwork, making a statement about the kind of world they'd want to live in. From saving the environment to standing up for equality, every coded message taught someone how to make their voice heard online a little louder.
Worshops featuring inflencial speakers and performers were ran across the country taking Blockly, Google's code-learning platform, on tour. Girls would learn how to make their designs and how to get involved in more coding programmes.
I worked as lead creative and designer across the branding, website and the generative art tool's output.
Alongside a team of illustrators, we created each component and icon that populated the coded-art tool, trying to ensure that however it was manipulated that the designs would be consistently beautiful. Millions of people visited the site and hundreds of thousands of designs were coded and shared across the web by girls learning to code.
The grand finale took place at the Global Citizens festival in front of tens of thousands of people, where the project was announced and girl's designs were displayed on the big screen during a special performance from Ellie Goulding.


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Chronic is een Amerikaanse film uit 2015, geschreven en geregisseerd door Michel Franco.

De film ging in première op 22 mei op het Filmfestival van Cannes waar hij in de officiële competitie de prijs voor beste scenario kreeg.

Verhaal

David Wilson is een verpleger die terminale patiënten verpleegt. Hij is heel toegewijd en ontwikkelt tot hun dood een intieme relatie met hen. Buiten het ziekenhuis is hij echter een heel ander mens, vreemd en terughoudend. Gaandeweg wordt het duidelijk dat hij een vreselijk verleden met zich meedraagt. Het wordt voor David steeds moeilijker zich te handhaven in zijn huidige bestaan.

Rolverdeling

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| Tim Roth || David Wilson
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| Rachel Pickup || Sarah Holt, de eerste patiënt van David
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| Michael Cristofer || John Sterling, de tweede patiënt van David
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| Robin Bartlett || Martha, de derde patiënt van David
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| Sarah Sutherland || Nadia Wilson, de dochter van David
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| Bitsie Tulloch || Lidia
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| David Dastmalchian || Bernard
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| Nailea Norvind || Laura, de ex-vrouw van David
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| Tate Ellington || Greg, de vierde patiënt van David
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| Joe Santos || Isaac Sr.
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Prijzen en nominaties

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Film uit 2015
Amerikaanse film
Dramafilm


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Suppliers should offer supermarket discounts to on-trade – Gerry Rafter
In his closing address at this year's VFI Conference the outgoing President Gerry Rafter addressed the issue of the Federation's relationship with suppliers.
"Two years ago it was at a low ebb," he remembered, "Draconian cutbacks had led to a very poor service for rural publicans in particular.
"After difficult negotiations over the past two years we now feel our relationship is in a more positive place than it was. We thank our suppliers for working with us but we don't thank them for their strong and influencing role in sales of cheap alcohol in supermarkets," he claimed.
"We were told that they're not supplying cheap alcohol to the supermarkets but it doesn't seem that way in the prices being charged.
"My question to our suppliers is, why couldn't we have received the same kind of discount as was given to multiples on a recent Bank Holiday weekend if they want to drive sales?
"If they want us to believe that we're their core business then they'll have to do this."
The biggest bane of the licensed trade over the past number of years has been the availability of cheap alcohol and its abuse by supermarkets, believed the outgoing President.
He bemoaned the fact that the Government was merely talking about this but doing nothing else.
"The Government must legislate now" he declared, "or are we going to see yet another excuse with Shatter resigning just as was the case with Roisin Shortall?
"The Lid Levy was given a big flat 'no' by Michael Noonan but we've been waiting too long while customers' pockets are being emptied by the household tax, the water charges and soon, a health charge," he said.
He subsequently explained to Drinks Industry Ireland: "My conviction is that over the past number of years it's no coincidence that the off-trade has thrived to gain 60% or more of the total alcohol sold where the on-trade had 70% 10 years ago.
"I don't think supermarkets are selling below-cost but have enjoyed huge discounts by suppliers. I firmly believe that multiples are being funded by heavy discounts from suppliers."
He knew of one publican with an off-trade who'd brought this to his attention.
"He was able to tell me that a certain prominent beer brand had been discounted over and above it's normal discount just for the Easter Weekend alone with €5 off the normal discount price.
"So why not give us €5 a keg off?"
Catex sets sights on September


Mama says the Chihuahua is a little "pushy"? I don't beg, but I do differ!!
You see? I DO make myself quite clear, Mama. You listen, life is peachy. I am not pushy, I am a Chihuahua — short, sweet and to the point!
More walks and exercise better be in my future (ahem … oh, Mama!!!!!!) The Chica's waistline will not improve on good intentions and baby carrots alone.
More "public appearances" for the Chica. My fans here in the neighborhood are under control (scary grrrrrrrs, I'm watching you!) and I'm ready for fame and fortune. Maybe we'll make it to Bark World this year! WooHoo!!
More giving back. No, I don't mean the obvious! I mean getting involved and helping those in need. I'll be looking for some causes. Suggestions are welcome, amigos.
More blog posts from la Chica (ahem … oh, Mama!!!!!!) We all understood the "dark period" while Mama was muy busy working on her book and educational products, but the world also needs a steady dose of Chihuahua Wisdom to continue to evolve.
Mucho love and keeeeesses to my familia and amigos. And Cin-Cin!!
Now we are cooking with frijoles! We have started receiving entries for our pet photo contest so it is FIESTA time!! And no, it does not have to be photos of dogs. All the critters are my amigos and are more than welcome.
To review the details of the contest, check out our original post by clicking here. Vamos, chicos, go ahead and enter!!!!!!!!!!
My mama is muy Cuban, but she is not a big spanish soap opera fan. I'm not sure if she was traumatized in her youth having to watch all of her abuela's favorite novelas. Or if it is because life in this family is enough of a soap opera at times, so there is no room for more exaggerated drama in her life.
series, "La Hacienda." FABULOSO! Move over, Telemundo. We can't WAIT for the next episode.
Heh, heh, heh, they put in all of the best ingredients for a fabulous chica fiesta – the fiery tempers and tempestuous relationships … those soulful, significant looks (these make for awesome close-ups) … there are new relatives showing up at every turn … ahh, there's lively, dance-y music … and in the end, mucho good food! "Let's eat," indeed!
So today, Mama and I looked them up on Youtube to we could share it with the familia, and it turns out that they have a WHOLE channel – http://www.youtube.com/user/Elmonterey – Yippee!!!!! – there is even a bloopers reel. Well, I just had to share it with you too, my chicos. So grab the chips and salsa, sit back and enjoy! Ole!!
And as usual, on this beautiful spring Saturday, have a happy pet blog hop.
So as you may have noticed, Mama likes to travel. This Chihuahua does not like it much, particularly when I don't get to go with her. But I do get a little satisfaction when she comes back and I see her trip pictures – she misses me so much that half of her pictures are of puppies. Heh, heh 🙂 The truth is I've just gotten under her skin and there is simply no cure.
I thought I'd share some of her puppies around the world pictures. Though these cuties may have caught her attention, I am not feeling insecure. I can read between the lines and feel her misplaced love. Enjoy!!
Oh, and P.S. If your humans do this too (and I suspect it is a common people affliction when they leave us behind) please do share!! We'd love to keep this photo gallery going.
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COLUMBIA — As the sun shined warm on their backs, 2,000 pro-life advocates marched down Main Street in Columbia on Saturday, Jan. 16, to peacefully protest the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade and Doe vs. Bolton 1973 Supreme Court decisions.
As they rounded the corner onto Gervais Street, their virtually silent protest was met with the ringing voices of Together for Him, a local group of three mothers. From the steps of the Statehouse, the trio filled the street with a world of hope.
In its 25th year the Stand Up for Life March and Rally, organized by the South Carolina Citizens for Life (SCCL), has grown to be the largest pro-life event of the year.
From every corner of the state, people came and stood up for those who can't defend themselves.
Bishop David B. Thompson offered the opening prayer. Later, Oliver Massey, an elder at Harbison Baptist Church of the Cross in Columbia, gave the closing prayer. Massey and his wife, Sheila, founded African-Americans for Life: Save the Seed.
Deborah Bian-Lingle, president of SCCL, presented some promising and some not-so-promising facts about the abortion rate. "The abortion industry's promises to alleviate social ills, such as poverty and child abuse, through legal abortion have turned to ash," she said. "Now, after 26 years of legalized social killing in America, what do we have — besides 37 million dead babies? We have the worst imaginable social problem in our country's history.
"Our first civil right is the right to life," Lingle said. She listed the accomplishments of South Carolina pro-life activists, which include passing the Parental Consent Act, the Woman's Right to Know Act, the Abortion Clinic Regulation Act and the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act.
In 1989, the number of abortions peaked at more than 14,000 a year. The number of abortions has dropped to 9,211 by 1997, the latest year for which statistics are available. "That's more than 22,000 babies lives saved in a nine-year period," she said.
The pro-life movement has always had the support of past state governors, many of whom made time to speak at the rally. Lingle expressed concern over electing Jim Hodges, a pro-choice advocate, as governor.
Following the moving performance, Holly Gatling, executive director of SCCL, presented two special awards in honor of the march's 25th anniversary. Bishop Thompson was awarded the Bishop for Life award in honor of his 10-year commitment supporting the movement.
Each year a Volunteer of the Year Award is given, but this year Kathleen Poole received the Volunteer for Life award. She has served the pro-life movement in South Carolina for 25 years.
The Rev. Peter Marshall, son of the late Peter Marshall, chaplain to the U.S. Senate, was the featured speaker. Marshall is a national speaker with his Peter Marshall Ministries. The focus of the ministry is the revival of morality in America and the role of the Christian in the political process.
Marshall began by saying, "The moral and spiritual crisis we are in is growing worse each day. Abortion is the greatest rejection of the moral and spiritual basis that America was founded on years ago.
"Ours is the only government in world history founded on a statement of faith — on the biblical principles of self government," he said.
He presented a sobering statistic that 43 percent of women will have had an abortion by the age of 45 if the current rate continues. That's one of every 2.3 people you meet. But he also offered some encouraging figures. In 86 percent of counties in America it is not possible to attain an abortion, fewer and fewer doctors are performing abortions and fewer and fewer medical schools are teaching the procedure.
"We haven't won the war, yet, but I think the tide is starting to turn," said Marshall.


Government of Jammu & Kashmir, Sher-I-Kashmir Institute Of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Srinagar invites Online applications from the eligible candidates who are permanent residents of Jammu & Kashmir State for the post of Technician, Deployment Monitor, Junior Assistant, Barber, Dispatch Rider, Sanitary Supervisor and Driver. The last date for submission applications is 24th July 2017.
Age Limit (as on 01/01/2017): Minimum - 18 Years; Maximum - 40 years for General & Government service/ contractual employees, 42 years in case of physically challenged candidates, 43 years in case of Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe candidates/ RBA/ ALC/ Social Caste, 48 years in case of Ex-Servicemen.
Technician Medical Group -> B.Sc. Degree in Medical Technology.
Deployment Monitor -> 10+2 with 05 years' experience in the field besides possessing plain and Hill Driving License.
Junior Assistant -> Graduate Degree from any recognized University with knowledge of type writing having not less than 35 words speed per minute. Six months certificate course in Computer application from a recognized Institute.
Barber -> Matric qualification with professional knowledge of trade.
Dispatch Rider -> Matriculation with Motor Cycle Driving License.
Sanitary Supervisor -> 10+2 qualification with Science subjects besides having: Diploma in Sanitary Inspectors Course from State Medical Faculty OR Diploma in public Health and Sanitation Technologies recognized by Vocational Technical Boards OR Diploma/ Craftsmanship course in Housekeeping recognized by Govt.
Driver -> Matric (and) Should possess Heavy passenger Vehicle License endorsed by State Registration Authority.
Application Fee: Candidates shall deposit fees of ₹ 300/- only with ₹ 15/- Bank Charges in any of the branches of Jammu and Kashmir Bank in the account number specified and printed on the payment challan and obtain the candidate's counterfoil copy of the application fee payment challan duly authenticated by the bank with (a) Branch Name & Code No. (b) Transaction No. and (c) Date of Deposit filled by the branch official and enter the payment details in the online application form (Payment Details) for the final submission of the application form.
How to Apply: Eligible Interested Candidates are required to Apply Online through SKIMS Online Portal on or before 24/07/2017. The printout of computer generated application forms along with the Bank Challan and the attested photo-copies of required documents / certificates shall be received either in person or by registered post in the office of the Administrative Officer (Policy) SKIMS, by or before the last date of receipt of application.
Government of Jammur and Kashmir, Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Srinagar, Kashmir invites Online applications from the eligible candidates who are permanent residents of Jammu & Kashmir State for the post of Technician Perfusion Technology, Technicians Lab Group and Technician Theater Group. The Online registration start from 10th February 2017 and close on 28th February 2017.
B.Sc Degree in Perfusion Technology.
B.Sc Degree in Medical Lab. Technology.
B.Sc Degree in Theater Technology.
(1) 40 years for general category candidates.
(2) 40 years in case of candidates already in Government service/contractual employees.
(3) 42 years in case of physically challenged candidates.
(4) 93 years in case of Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe / RBA/ ALC/ Social Caste Candidates.
(5) 48 years in case of Ex-Serviceman.
Application Fee: Candidates shall deposit fee of ₹ 300/- only with ₹ 15/- Bank Charges in any of the branches of Jammu and Kashmir Bank in the account number specified and printed on the payment e-challan and obtain the candidate's counterfoil copy of the application fee payment e-challan duly authenticated by the bank with (a) Branch Name & Code No. (b) Transaction No. and (c) Date of Deposit filled by the branch official and enter the payment details in the online application form (Payment Details) for the final submission of the application form.
How to Apply: Eligible Candidates are required to fill Online application form shall be available on SKIMS website. The Online registration start from 10/02/2017 and close on 28/02/2017. The application forms shall be received daily-from 2.00 P.M to 3.30 P.M from 11/02/2017 to 28/02/2017 in Administrative Block SKIMS ROOM NO: 2119.


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Q: jQuery storing and executing previous AJAX HTTP requests with every function call I have a function which is called by the onclick event of a <button> element. The aim of the function is to pop up a modal dialog using bootstrap and display updated content using an AJAX call. The URL is different each time. The modal dialog is cleared of its content using the hidden.bs.modal event handler each time the box is closed.
The issue I'm experiencing is strange. The first request runs fine and displays the content as expected. Any subsequent calls are appended to the previous and the number of calls seem to be incrememted each time. A history of all the previous calls are executed. It's almost like the previous calls are all being cached.
For example:
Click 1

*

*Click 1 HTTP Request

Click 2

*

*Click 1 HTTP Request << This request should not run

*Click 2 HTTP Request

Click 3

*

*Click 1 HTTP Request << This request should not run

*Click 2 HTTP Request << This reuqest should not run

*Click 3 HTTP Request

Why is this happening and how can I resolve this?
Button:
Button

Function
//Modal dialog ajax

var loadingSpinner = '

';

$(document).on('hidden.bs.modal', "#pageModal", function (e) {
    $(".modal .modal-dialog").html(loadingSpinner);
});

showInModal = (url) => {
    $(document).on('shown.bs.modal', "#pageModal", function (e) {
        $.ajax({
            type: "GET",
            url: url,
            success: function (res) {
                $(".modal .modal-dialog").html(res);
            },
            cache: false

        });
    });

    $("#pageModal").modal('show');

}

A: You are adding a new .on('shown.bs.modal' event listener each time the function gets called. Each listener is making a request.
I don't think you really need that event for the ajax and could just show the modal in success callback. Or show the modal with a loading icon until request completes
showInModal = (url) => {

        $.ajax({
            type: "GET",
            url: url,
            success: function (res) {
                $(".modal .modal-dialog").html(res);
                $("#pageModal").modal('show');
            },
            cache: false

        });

}


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Une espèce biologique est dite endémique d'une zone géographique lorsqu'elle n'existe que dans cette zone à l'état spontané.

Cet article liste les espèces de crustacés endémiques de France (départements métropolitains, départements d'outre-mer et collectivités d'outre-mer, à l'exclusion des territoires d'outre-mer). Les espèces éteintes sont prises en considération si elles ont été observées vivantes après 1500.

Amphipodes

Ingolfiellidés
Ingolfiella thibaudi (nappes phréatiques de l'Ardèche et du Chassezac)

Niphargidés
Niphargus balazuci (grotte du Colombier, Ardèche)
Niphargus gineti (Causses)
Niphargus ladmiraulti (entre Loire et Garonne)

Copépodes

Canthocamptidés
Antrocamptus catherinae
Antrocamptus chappuisi
Antrocamptus longifurcatus
Antrocamptus stygius
Ceuthonectes boui
Ceuthonectes bulbiseta
Ceuthonectes chappuisi
Ceuthonectes gallicus
Ceuthonectes vievillae

Parasténocarididés
Parastenocaris boulouensis
Parastenocaris douellensis

Isopodes

Asellidés
Proasellus beroni (Corse)
Proasellus racovitzai (système souterrain du Goueil-di-Her, Haute-Garonne)

Cirolanidés
Faucheria faucheri (Languedoc)
Sphaeromides raymondi (Ardèche et Hérault)

Sphaeromatidés
Caecosphaeroma burgundum (est du Bassin parisien et Vendée)
Caecosphaeroma virei (Jura franc-comtois)

Sténasellidés
Stenasellus buili (karst de l'Aude, de l'Hérault et des Pyrénées-Orientales)

Trichoniscidés
Nesiotoniscus corsicus (Corse)
Nesiotoniscus ribensis
Oritoniscus cebenicus
Oritoniscus legrandi
Oritoniscus paganus (Corse)
Oritoniscus rousseti
Oritoniscus vandeli

Ostracodes

Entocythéridés
Sphaeromicola cebennica
Sphaeromicola juberthiei

Décapodes

Atyidés
Bresilia corsicana
Troglocaris inermis (sud de la France ; grottes)

Hippolytidés
Eualus marioni

Palaemonidés
Balssia noeli

Voir aussi
Liste d'espèces endémiques de France

Liste en rapport avec la faune de France
France
Crustaces