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NEWTOWN, CT / ACCESSWIRE / June 8, 2016 / Halitron, Inc. (the "Company") (OTC: HAON), an equity holding company implementing a roll-up of sales, marketing, and manufacturing businesses, today is excited to announce the acquisition of CinchSigns, a leading direct marketing brand, from Plastic Retail Displays, LLC.
CinchSigns is a brand that primarily sells point of purchase (POP) supplies like retail price cards, labels, banners, tags, and sign holders that help promote a marketing message through small-to-mid size retailers throughout the US. The brand's target customer base includes furniture stores, mattress stores, flooring, appliance, gas stations, automobile dealerships, and variety stores. In an asset acquisition, Halitron acquired a customer list totaling over 150,018 customers, the www.cinchsigns.com website, and digital artwork files utilized for print and email blast campaigns.
Eliazar Valdez Rosales, General Manager of Plastic Retail Displays, LLC, commented, "The CinchSigns brand is a niche brand in a very large multi-billion-dollar print industry. To date, we have a very small print offering at the factory, PRD Holdings Inc., in Mexico. This acquisition will allow us to expand our manufacturing services into the print industry and we will begin to introduce this manufacturing skillset into the business model."
In the asset acquisition of CinchSigns, Halitron acquired equipment, artwork designs, raw material, finished goods and valuable know-how within a very talented management team and employee base to produce goods with high quality at low costs. Halitron acquired the brand, CinchSigns, in an asset sale from Plastic Retail Displays, LLC, for a total purchase of $673,406; paid in a long-term note payable. The total purchase price was calculated based on an eight times multiple of projected adjusted EBITDA over the next 12 months.
Halitron's CEO Bernard Findley expressed his reason for the acquisition, "CinchSigns is an excellent add-on brand for us in that we have the infrastructure to absorb the business model and, once again, the brands products can be manufactured, pick, pack, and shipped out of our Mexican factory."
Mr. Findley added, "Halitron now owns NDG Holdings Inc., a digital marketing company (acquired Jan '15), PRD Holdings Inc., a Mexican based factory (acquired Feb '16), four niche brands, Pieces In Places (acquired Feb '16), Archival Museum Supplies (acquired Mar '16), and Archival Photo Pages (acquired Mar '16) and Cinch Signs (acquired June '16). The base business model is in full operations with strong digital marketing, efficient manufacturing, and well-known brands in niche markets. Management is actively seeking out additional acquisitions to roll into its infrastructure and leverage the foundation that has been created."
CinchSigns is the eighth acquisition since 2015 and the fifth acquisition in 2016.
About Halitron, Inc.
Halitron, Inc., an equity holding company, is focused on acquiring sales, marketing, and manufacturing businesses, and then rolling them into an efficient, low-cost operating infrastructure. The Company is structured with two Strategic Business Units; Sales & Marketing Division and a Manufacturing Division. Management targets operating entities that can either benefit from current operating infrastructure or operate autonomously and offer an additional product or service to scale existing operations. For more information on Halitron, Inc., please visit: www.halitroninc.com.
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Sales & Marketing Division – Companies that have operations in traditional marketing services and branded sales opportunities.
Current Equity Assets/Holdings:
- NDG Holdings, Inc. - digital marketing - www.PiecesInPlaces.com - brand sales - www.ArchivalMuseumSupplies.com - brand sales - www.ArchivalPhotoPages.com - brand sales - www.CinchSigns.com - brand sales
Manufacturing Division – Companies that have operations in the manufacturing industry.
Current Asset/Equity Holdings:
– PRD Holdings Inc. – Mexican-based manufacturing
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the top U.S. Mideast envoy said they made progress Tuesday on their dispute over West Bank settlements, but offered no sign of a breakthrough at a meeting in Jerusalem.
President Barack Obama's envoy, George Mitchell, has been pressing Israel to halt all construction in settlements built on captured land claimed by the Palestinians, stressing that such a gesture would improve prospects for a peace deal.
But Netanyahu says limited construction must be permitted to allow "natural growth" in the existing settler population.
Netanyahu and Mitchell both reported "progress" after their meeting, but gave no details on how close they were to resolving the disagreement.
"I think we're making progress toward achieving an understanding that would enable us to continue, and in fact complete, a peace process that would be established between us and our Palestinian neighbors and ultimately the entire region," Netanyahu said.
The settlement issue has given rise to the worst public tensions between Israel and its closest ally in nearly two decades.
Seeking to calm Israeli nerves, Mitchell stressed Tuesday that Israel and the U.S. were "friends and allies." But he offered no hint that an agreement was near and said only "good progress" was made.
The premier also told Mitchell that Israel was doing all it could to advance the peace process with the Palestinians. Mitchell said that there are understandings that have been reached that could aid in advancing the process.
Meanwhile, the Arab language daily newspaper Al-Hayyat reported on Tuesday that a senior aide to Mitchell told Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas that final status negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians will be limited to a timeframe of a year-and-a-half.
According to the report, Mitchell is trying to coax Israel into freezing settlement construction in order to restart peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
Aides to Abbas told the newspaper that the Palestinian leader is insisting on a freeze in Israeli settlements as a condition for the renewal of peace talks with Jerusalem.
Mitchell told Abbas on Monday he was still working on a deal with Israel to halt West Bank settlement activity so peace talks can resume.
"We are discussing the issue but we didn't conclude an agreement yet with the Israelis," a senior Palestinian official quoted Mitchell as saying over a working dinner with Abbas.
Obama's envoy has held top-level talks in Britain, the United Arab Emirates, Syria, Egypt, and Israel over the past week. The official reported him as telling Abbas that everyone involved must do more over the coming weeks.
Mitchell told reporters Washington was doing "everything we can to achieve a comprehensive peace ... between Israelis and Palestinians, between Syria and the Israelis, between Israel and Lebanon and the normalization of relations between Israel and all of the countries in the region".
The envoy said Obama wanted "an early return to meaningful negotiations and a prompt resolution of those negotiations", and "that means that everyone must take steps, some of them difficult, some of them controversial to create the context ..."
Mitchell told Abbas that Obama was committed to the peace process, and was "determined and consistent".
Obama's demand for a freeze of Israeli settlements is in accordance with a 2003 U.S.-backed peace "road map." It has met stiff resistance from Netanyahu, causing the most serious rift in U.S.-Israeli ties in a decade. In talks with Israel leaders on Sunday and Monday, Mitchell emphasized American friendship and the U.S. commitment to
Israel's security.
He informed Abbas there was "still a gap between us and the Israelis on the settlements issue," the Palestinian official told Reuters.
Abbas refuses to resume peace talks frozen for the last six months until Netanyahu agrees to freeze all settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat issued a statement after Monday's talks saying "the only way to return credibility to the peace process" is for everyone to honor his commitments.
Erekat said the "Quartet" of Middle East peace mediators - made up of the United States, Russia, the European Union and the United Nations - must "play a constructive role in holding the parties accountable for honoring their commitments."
"The success of the peace process will depend on the effective ability of the Quartet to oversee and report on ... both sides in carrying out their obligations," he said.
"Israel shows no intention of stopping its illegal settlement activity, particularly in and around occupied East Jerusalem," Erekat said.
Mitchell earlier praised Israel for easing Palestinian movement in the West Bank by removing some of its checkpoints. But Erekat said moving a "handful" of roadblocks changed little.
"There are still currently more than 600 obstacles to movement and access in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. These obstacles serve no security purpose. In fact, 80 percent of them serve only to divide Palestinians from Palestinians."
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As I write this, Lynne Ramsay is poised to sweep the boards at all major awards shows for her most recent film You Were Never Really Here (2017, although it was given wider release in 2018) — except, of course, no she's not, for various systemic reasons which are all far too obvious and have been written about widely. Indeed, aside from a single BAFTA nomination, she is not even nominated, which is absurd given how much more directorial flair she has than most other living British directors. Of course, I don't imagine my keenly amateurish post here will change much, and she's already well regarded in the critical community, but it's always worth paying her films some attention. Many other talented women haven't had the career trajectory of Ramsay, and she's still only managed to make a film every 6-8 years or so, which is a real shame, but at least it means when they do come they are mostly exquisite. Certainly that most recent film has a taut focus that's lacking in too much filmmaking, coming in under 90 minutes and with a narrative economy that elides as uninteresting many of the generic conventions she's working within, instead going straight for a character portrait of a comprehensively broken man.
Broken men (and a few women) have largely been Ramsay's terrain over her career, starting with that first graduate film "Small Deaths" (1995), a series of vignettes of a young girl being socialised into a world of violence, only extended by "Kill the Day" (1996) and then the Cannes prize-winning "Gasman" (1998), a masterpiece of economy in telling a 15-minute story through the eyes of young children at Christmas as they come to terms with their father's emotional distance. That's all amplified in her debut Ratcatcher (1999), which again seems on the surface to be utterly bleak — a 1970s childhood in Glasgow, another emotionally-disconnected dad and a series of desultory incidents that suggest the fragility and pain of life, and of growing up. However, throughout the film, Ramsay brings us back to this almost idyllic fantasy of fields of grass and new-build houses at the edges of the city, that the protagonist James yearns for. This image, along with other little interstitial flourishes, push the film beyond what outwardly seems to be an extension of a 70s-contemporary 'Play for Today' style of social realism into a far richer and more rewarding inner life of a character.
The ways in which characters are pulled towards desperate destructive acts on the one hand, but also just as desperately seek a freedom from life's pains on the other, is I think best exemplified by Morvern Callar (2002), which I might, if I think about it, consider Ramsay's best film. It's a literary adaptation and, for a change, focuses on a young woman, though it hardly hurts that such a fine actor as Samantha Morton is in the role. Her Morvern seems to be on a hedonistic trip to embrace and reinvent her life, but throughout it all there's the body of her dead boyfriend, who has killed himself just before the film opens and whose presence never really leaves her side, and is clear in the way she moves through the film (her work reminds me of an earlier performance, in one-off director Carine Adler's fantastic 1997 film Under the Skin).
I was never particularly taken with Ramsay's next film, We Need to Talk about Kevin (2011, another literary adaptation), but with the benefit of hindsight provided by her latest film, I'm inclined to see it as a turn towards a more fierce and unforgiving aesthetic grounded in genre — horror with this and revenge thriller in her latest. There's a mounting sense of dread that both films sustain admirably well, and both Tilda Swinton and Joaquin Phoenix find themselves spiralling into some psychic dead zone. The darkness is far harder to avoid than in her earlier films, although how much you want to believe either character is beyond redemption is still only hinted at, and therefore at the viewer's discretion to a certain extent.
In her development as a filmmaker, what I love most about Ramsay — especially in You Were Never Really Here — is her radical, almost austere, rethinking of narrative convention, paring what seem like familiar stories down to their constituent elements to better expose the emotional wiring of her characters. The darkness of these emotional pathologies is balanced by a purity of cinematic expression, and I remain excited for whatever she does next, though I assume we won't get to see anything until the mid-2020s.
Small Deaths (1995)
Director/Writer Lynne Ramsay; Cinematographers Alwin H. Küchler and Ramsay; Starring Anne McLean, James Ramsay; Length 11 minutes.
Seen at home (DVD), London, Saturday 26 November 2016.
Kill the Day (1996)
Director/Writer Lynne Ramsay; Cinematographer Alwin H. Küchler; Starring James Ramsay; Length 19 minutes.
Seen at home (DVD), London, Saturday 26 November 2016.
Gasman (1998)
Director/Writer Lynne Ramsay; Cinematographer Alwin H. Küchler; Starring Lynne Ramsay Jr, Martin Anderson; Length 15 minutes.
Seen at home (DVD), London, Saturday 26 November 2016.
Ratcatcher (1999)
Director/Writer Lynne Ramsay; Cinematographer Alwin H. Küchler; Starring William Eadie, Leanne Mullen, Tommy Flanagan, Mandy Matthews; Length 94 minutes.
Seen at Paramount, Wellington, Thursday 27 July 2000 (and most recently on DVD at home, London, Sunday 27 January 2019).
Morvern Callar (2002)
Director Lynne Ramsay; Writers Ramsay and Liana Dognini (based on the novel by Alan Warner); Cinematographer Alwin H. Küchler; Starring Samantha Morton, Kathleen McDermott; Length 97 minutes.
Seen at Filmhouse, Edinburgh, Sunday 27 July 2003 (and most recently via Mubi streaming at home, London, Thursday 5 April 2018).
We Need to Talk about Kevin (2011)
Director Lynne Ramsay; Writers Ramsay and Rory Stewart Kinnear (based on the novel by Lionel Shriver); Cinematographer Seamus McGarvey; Starring Tilda Swinton, John C. Reilly, Ezra Miller; Length 112 minutes.
Seen at home (Blu-ray), London, Monday 26 October 2015.
Swimmer (2012)
Director Lynne Ramsay; Cinematographer Natasha Braier; Starring Tom Litten; Length 18 minutes.
Seen at home (YouTube), London, Thursday 15 November 2018.
You Were Never Really Here (2017)
Director/Writer Lynne Ramsay (based on the novella by Jonathan Ames); Cinematographer Thomas Townend; Starring Joaquin Phoenix; Length 90 minutes.
Seen at Odeon Leicester Square, London, Sunday 15 October 2017 (and again at Curzon Aldgate, London, Saturday 17 March 2018).
Further Reading:
- BFI (March 2018 feature by Will Massa)
- Little White Lies (March 2018 capsule reviews by Kambole Campbell)
- Village Voice (April 2018 essay by Willow Maclay)
- Seventh Row (October 2018 special issue of features and interviews by Orla Smith and Elena Lazic related to YWNRH) [requires membership]
- Screen Daily (December 2018 interview by Wendy Mitchell)


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Dirty Pair Flash Mission 2: Angels at World's End: Sparkling Flower ShopGenres - Science Fiction | Sub-Genres - Adventure Comedy, Anime, Sci-Fi Action | Run Time - 25 min. | Countries - Japan |
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Touma is out shopping with Yuri when the two are caught in a sudden downpour. The pair duck into a flower shop for shelter, and Touma is immediately smitten by Leena, the girl working there, who offers to lend them umbrellas. Touma returns the umbrellas the next day and over time the two become friendly, despite Touma's nervousness and occasional lapses into nerdy monologues. Some time later, Touma asks Kei to suggest a gift for Leena. Exasperated by Touma's reluctance to just ask Leena out (and a little disturbed at his obsessive behavior), they force the issue by setting up a date between the two. Much to their surprise, Leena agrees to see him. It turns out there is more to her than meets the eye, but in a way that Kei and Yuri didn't expect. (American release in 2001.)


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This is my fourth day in Berlin. On Tuesday the group arrived from various parts of the world to our house in the city. It is a Mennonite Peace House, with a small congregation who we will meet later in the week. There are dorm accomodations, a large kitchen, library/living room, and a beautiful garden, where I am now sitting, awaiting our lunch which today's team is preparing. There is a family who lives here as caretakers. We did meet the pastor a couple of days ago. He gave us a brief history of the Mennonites. He was a member of the congregation, was asked 20 or more years ago, when the previous pastor left, if he'd take over. He thought of it as a temporary thing, but he is still here. It will be very interesting to meet members of the congregation, and we will attend a service at some point too. The congregation members are mostly around my age, and are dwindling, as not many younger people join.
In my volunteer group, I am by far the oldest, as usual. But when I started doing these projects, about 15 years ago, I was not as much older! Then, I was close to some of their parents' age. Now, more than once, I've been told that I remind them of their grandmother! Yesterday, Khan said exactly that, and that his grandmother was 80 and couldn't walk well anymore! Thanks, Khan. (who prefers to be called Brian, a name he gave himself, I guess because he thought Khan was too difficult.) He's a sweet and funny kid. He's already invited me to visit him in Vietnam. I'm lobbying for him to cook us some Vietnamese food.
The group is quite diverse. Only two women are from the same country, Russia, aside from the two German group leaders. The rest hail from Latvia, Denmark, Italy, Spain, Turkey, the Czech Republic, South Sudan, Australia, Mexico, Ukraine…
The next oldest person to me is exactly half my age, 33. (we did an ice breaking game where we had to organize ourselves in order of age, that's how I know.) Most of the group, as usual, are in their 20's, a few 18 and 19. Most are students, some just finished, some in the working world. One guy is a gynecologist.
Yesterday we went to the Wikimedia offices and spent most of the day there. We had a tour of the facilities, were introduced to many of the teams and the various parts of Wikipedia. I believe there are 21 different branches of the overall organization. And then there are group of Wikipedians, groups like Wiki loves cocktails. Really. They write entries about different cocktails, and have meet ups where they make and drink them. There's one here in a few days. I have a feeling we may be attending.
A couple, both in their 70s at least, had joined us for the office tour. We learned that the man has been a Wikipedian for many years, and was available to help us learn to use the system. He wore a badge that said Wiki loves Music.
After lunch, at a nice restaurant, joined by Maria from the Wiki offices, (and, I believe, treated to lunch by Wiki) we went back to the office to learn how to actually use Wikipedia, the techniques and rules about writing and editing. We took a tutorial, which is available to anyone who wants to join and become a "wikipedian." And then, we began to write. Some people started translating articles from English into their own language. Jakob, our co-leader, has done a lot with wiki already. He worked on a variety of articles, updating and editing.
Saskia had a list of people who had been awarded a UN prize for work with refugees, and who didn't yet have wiki entries. I chose one named Joannes Klas. I bet you can figure out why. There's relatively little info I could find out about her. And being able to cite sources is a very important requirement for an entry. So I am not sure yet if I will be able to use her for an entry or not. This is what I know. She's an American nun, from Wisconsin, who began working with Guatemalan refugees in Honduras in the 1980's. She continued to work with them when they were repatriated to Guatemala, and continues still. I found info on her home parish publication in Wisconsin, including a short autobiography. And there's a letter of congratulation to her from the UN president, which highlights some of her contributions, upon her being awarded the prize in 1997.
While waiting to find out if I have enough objective information about Sister Joannes, also known as Sister Jo, and Sr. Juanita!! I have found another topic to write about.
This morning we visited an organization that provides a variety of services to refugees. It began when a group of activists decided to cook and bring meals to refugees, and has grown into a large organization that provides more services and program. It's called Uber den Tellerand, and they focus on activities that bring refugees and other people in the community together. Many focus on food, but they have expanded beyond that.Uber den Tellerand is a German expression that translates literally to looking over the edge of the Plate, and means roughly to look beyond one's horizons.
There are cooking classes run by refugees, the only program that charges, as a way to raise funds. But there are also free community dinners (we'll go to one later in the week.) berry picking excursions, calligraphy lessons, beekeeping classes, gardening, football (soccer) games, etc. all run by volunteers, all open to anyone interested.
The organization also sponsors a program called Shipping on the Run. It's a shipping container converted into a moveable kitchen, that travels and sets up for six week stints in different places, bringing long term residents and newcomers together. Last year they toured parts of Europe. This year they've focused on Germany, particularly places where there have been difficulties integrating refugees into communities.
The Berlin program is the largest, and the only one with an office,but they have a number of satellite programs, including one in Columbus, Ohio! Which the woman referred to as Columbo. Turns out a woman from there had been visiting, and attended one of their food nights, where everyone is invited to bring a recipe with a particular ingredient. That night's had been zucchini, and she was excited to cook a recipe from home. She was taken enough with the program to establish one in Columbus. I am going to try and track her down.
Next week they are doing an event about recipes with berries. I may have to go.
We returned home for lunch. Each day we have four teams – cooking, cleaning, dishwashing, and recording the day's events in the project diary (part of our group Wikipedia page.) We have tons of food, all donated by a group that collects surplus food from supermarkets. We have more bread than we can possibly eat, a huge box of carrots, tomatoes, lettuce, eggplant, other vegetables, grapes, apricots, apples, and I believe, 10 cheesecakes. It may have been a dozen. We've worked our way through about half of them, eating cheesecake at pretty much every meal. So our meals have been pretty good. It's also interesting to see what different combinations each cooking team comes up with, and also how each person eats them. Today for lunch, for instance, we had garlicky pasta, and salad with a dressing. I noticed many folks mixing it all together.
This afternoon, we headed back out for a tour of an area that has traditionally been home for many immigrants, but now has evolved into a pretty hip environment, which on the surface, at least, seems pretty integrated. I walked by cafes with men sitting at tables with hookahs, selling fidget spinners.
We were taken on a tour by Achmed, a young man from Syria, who had come here several years ago as a refugee. He told us about his own trip from Syria at 18, after his university had been bombed, and all the steps thru many countries to reach Germany. He gave us insights into his own life, and also pointed out various cafes, shelters, etc. that related to immigrant life. And he had us play a game, giving us all phrases in Arabic to try to identify on neighborhood signs.
We ended up at a place called Refugio. It is a building that provides cooperative housing for a combination of refugees and local Germans. It was founded by a couple a few years ago. Each of the three floors houses ten individuals or families in a room with private bathroom, and a kitchen for the floor. Other floors are rented out to businesses, one of them the tour company Achmed works for. (they have tours conducted by homeless people as well as refugees.)
The street level is a café, and the top level has a great room with cushions and carpets and a Middle Eastern feel, as well as a rooftop deck with a foosball table as well as a large number of plantings, including flowers and a variety of berries. The Russian and Latvian girls, Polina and Larissa, were able to identify most of the berries for me, and we ate a good number of them. The only one I was at all familiar with were currants, and I was reminded of eating currant tarts at the Russian Tea House in NYC with my mother, the one week they were available each summer. Hope nibbling on the berries came with the rental of the space. I don't think we depleted the supply too much, they were prolific and weren't going to last more than a day or two if they didn't get eaten.
This indoor/outdoor space serves as a living room for the community, and they also rent it out for meetings and gatherings like ours. They don't charge very much, and the money goes into the community, and it was a great place to hang out for a while, and also to wait out a dramatic thunderstorm.
We headed back home, arriving about 9pm, and are now awaiting supper provided by the cooking team. I can hear them avidly discussing the menu, and whether potato salad is German salad, or, as Jakob declared, isn't "german" salad, but just salad. Makes me think of the Denver boot. It's all a matter of perspective.
Well that brings me up to date for today. Think I'll try to backtrack a bit to fill in about the first couple of days.
Day one – we all arrived at various times up until 4 pm. I was one of the first to arrive, after 12 hours travel from home, and took a nap until just before 4. Most of the group was already in the garden, eating cheesecake and fresh strawberries. We all introduced ourselves and played some games.
Dinner, then bed.
Next day, Wednesday. We met with the pastor and learned a bit about the religion and the congregation. We'd planned to go on a free city tour starting at the Brandenburg Gate. But our signals got confused, the last tour was at 4pm and we were waiting for one last participant to arrive. We were ready at 4:10 but were told they were finished for the day. Instead, we split up and went different places, walking around the city. Many of us went to the Holocaust Memorial and Museum. Although I've been to several Holocaust Museums, Auschwitz, Dachau, the Krakov ghetto, etc. each experience is powerful. I don't think anyone in the group had ever been to a Holocaust Museum before, and all were visibly moved. Throughout the museum, it was almost silent, aside from the recorded testimonies. In the end, it was probably a much more valuable experience than the walking tour would have been.
Tomorrow, Saturday, will be entirely devoted to writing. We'll be working from home. And Sunday is a free day. I am hoping to meet up with Ola, from Poland, who lives here now and works as a translator. I know her from my three weeks in Ukraine about eight years ago, where we worked together on the Jewish cemetery project. I've remained in touch with a number of people from that project, but hadn't been with Ola, because she isn't on fb. But I got her email from Lukas, who knew her before and joined us on the project. That was recently, but before I knew she was living in Berlin or that I was going to be there. It would be great to see her. I hope it works out.
That's it for now. I'll be back when there's more to report. I will take a small part of this to use for our group diary. And I'll be posting photos to fb, today or tomorrow. Perhaps before you see this.Let me know if you read this. It's nice to have feedback


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This significant amount of online harassment began this past January when an innocent video of a college-aged Ocasio-Cortez dancing on a rooftop went viral. Although the original sharing of this video was intended to discredit her, Ocasio-Cortez and her supporters flipped the story to discuss how right-wing internet trolls wanted to make her seem undeserving of her position in congress. In the end, the response from her and her supporters gained much more attention than the original post.
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sedemik replied to kgt's topic in General Add-Ons SupportCan any one solve the problem with statistic page. I have 3 different code but the page splitter shows Displaying1 to 20 (of 122 products). It calculates wrong. I should be Displaying1 to 3 (of 3 products). And the jumpmenu show too much pages also. There is second tiny misstake too, word products should be codes. This is easy to fix.
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sedemik replied to high-quality-php-coding's topic in Order Total ModulesSorry, I forgotted to attach the file. user_group_for_discount_code.zip
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sedemik replied to high-quality-php-coding's topic in Order Total ModulesThis add-on is great but there is missing one important attribute, customer groups. It is so much easier to handle groups than individual persons. I tried yesterday to code customer group for Discount Code and get it almost work. Now I can: - Add customer groups via admin - Add customers to groups - Adjust discount codes to groups Problem is what I should to change to ot_discount.php file? If some one wants to continue this project or give some advice I appreciate that help a lot. I attached files and instructions for what I have done.
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sedemik replied to high-quality-php-coding's topic in Order Total ModulesI have problems with taxes too. I change code as above but it doesn't fix my problem. Products price is with tax and discount should be show with tax. I asked advice for my problem from http://high-quality-php-coding.com/ but they only said that i have to adjust $order->info['total']. I didn't know what I have to do but now I am almost solved this problem. I fix ot_tax.php file: Find: if ($value > 0) { Add below: $step1 = $order->info['subtotal'] - $value; $step2 = $order->info['subtotal'] / $step1; $step3 = $order->info['total'] - ($order->info['total'] / $step2); Find: $this->output[] = array('title' => $key . ':', 'text' => $currencies->format($value, true, $order->info['currency'], $order->info['currency_value']), 'value' => $value); Replace with: $this->output[] = array('title' => $key . ':', // 'text' => $currencies->format($value, true, $order->info['currency'], $order->info['currency_value']), // 'value' => $value); 'text' => $currencies->format($step3, true, $order->info['currency'], $order->info['currency_value']), 'value' => $step3); Everything works fine if total is over free shipping limit. If total is under then comes shipping fee. Fee includes tax also and now problem is that this tax got discount too. How I can exlude tax of shipping from this?
Now I get total tax right but how I can get discount sum with tax?
I fixed the code and delete "http://www.domain.com/redirect.php?action=banner&goto=" before the link address. Now I don't get statics from banners but It doesn't matter,
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sedemik posted a topic in Add-Ons DevelopmentI found Monthly Sales/Tax Report for 2.3.1 contribution and that works well but I need a little bit more. I need tax columns for all tax values for example 9% , 13% and 23%. 9% is for books, 13% is for foods and 23% is for clothes. Now there is all tax together. Can someone help me?
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sedemik replied to alshfaw's topic in General Add-Ons SupportHave you solved this problem? I need also three attributes and have the same problem.
Some one has asked this before but has anyone made bank transfer payment module with reference number (viitenumero), for example order numer + checksum number (tarkistenumero). If in this step order number is not possible to use, is it possible to use previous order number + 1. Now I have the same reference number in every order.


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The lucrative musical chairs within the French Senate
In the French Senate, it appears that crossing a courtyard can be a lucrative affair. Mediapart has learnt how the secretary general of the upper house's conservative UMP party group of senators was given 173,000 euros, paid out of publicly-provided funds, as an indemnity payment for losing his job, and just weeks before taking up another post with the Senate's president, UMP party member Gérard Larcher. Mathilde Mathieu reports on the latest example of the gravy-train lifestyle enjoyed at the Senate, whose UMP party group is at the centre of an ongoing judicial investigation into suspected money laundering and misuse of public funds.
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French Senate president Gérard Larcher entered office on a high-profile campaign to cut spending and impose budgetary discipline within the French parliament's notoriously lavish upper house. Mediapart this month obtained access to the payroll of the president's private staff, and it reveals anything but austerity. The average monthly salary is 8,500 euros while his principal private secretary earns more than 19,000 euros, just a few hundred euros short of the pay of French Prime Minister François Fillon. Mathilde Mathieu and Michaël Hajdenberg report.


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The Role of Animal Source Foods in Improving Nutritional Health in Urban Informal Settlements: Identification of Knowledge Gaps and Implementation Barriers
Childhood undernutrition is a health crisis in the rapidly expanding informal settlements of low-income countries worldwide. Nearly half of Kenyan children in the Kibera settlement, in Nairobi, were reported to be stunted, indicating low height-for-age. Stunted children are at greater risk for poor cognitive and physical health outcomes in the long-term, problems that tend to be perpetuated in subsequent generations. Animal-source foods (ASF) supply a calorically dense source of micro- and macronutrients, and supplementation with ASF has been shown to improve linear growth and cognition. Correspondingly, increasing consumption of ASF by pregnant women and children has been proposed as a means to disrupt the intergenerational cycle of undernutrition caused by food insecurity. Household surveys indicate that consumption of ASF is low in urban slums, despite the availability of these foods in local markets. Here we review the studies addressing the role of ASF in the diets of the urban poor and identify knowledge gaps relevant to improving nutrition by increasing consumption of ASF. Based predominantly on studies in Kibera and greater Nairobi, these gaps include determining the minimal amount and frequency of dietary ASF to prevent stunting, defining how consumer preferences, markets, and income interact to impede or promote ASF consumption, and understanding the interaction between diet and both clinical and sub-clinical enteric disease on growth outcomes.
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John Waters' 1988 movie Hairspray has undergone a revival over the past decade. In 2002, a procuration of a new generation of fans who went on to enjoy the 2007 remake of the movie. Welsh fans were treated to the stage performance a few years ago at Wales Millennium Centre. With a new cast and recharged energy, the hit musical returns to brighten the WMC once again.
The story is based on a chubby white teenager from Baltimore, Tracy Turnblad, and the struggles she observes in her sizeist and racist 1960s society. With friends of different races and sizes, the media's focus on weight and segregation in mainstream white America irritates Tracy, so much so that she decides to fight against prejudice. A soundtrack of cheery songs that celebrate the best in people keeps the consideration of serious issues light-hearted and accessible to all, mirroring the musical's drive towards equality.
This version of the musical features a few famous faces. Mark Benton, most recently known for playing maths teacher Chalky in BBC's Waterloo Road, puts a pantomime spin on the role of Edna Turnblad. Eastenders' Lucy Benjamin makes a deliberately expressionless Velma Von Tussle. As an enthusiastic, sharp-dancing Seaweed Stubbs, The X Factor runner-up Marcus Collins proves he has so much more to his skillset than his TV stint demonstrated. With lesser-known but equally strong actresses playing Tracy Turnblad and Penny Pingleton and an ensemble of impressively voiced supporting actors, this production of Hairspray manages to bring the magic and professional standard of the West End to Wales' capital.
Hairspray is showing at Wales Millennium Centre from 18 Jun – 29 Jun 2013.
Tickets cost £18 – £45 and are available to purchase at www.wmc.org.uk
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At some point, every technology makes the transition from its early-adopter stage to that time when business professionals start asking themselves, "Is this something I need in order to stay competitive?" For many commercial fleet operators, GPS fleet tracking is there now.
Part of making a strong business decision involves weighing the known facts instead of relying on secondhand stories, the wisdom passed along by a friend of a friend. In that spirit, here are some of the misconceptions regarding GPS fleet tracking — and reasons why your experience may differ.
GPS Tracking Myth Number 1
Drivers distrust new technology and believe that location tracking means getting all up in their business. If I add GPS I could lose some of my best working associates.
There are two reasons why that isn't likely to happen. First, even if there are gripes about technology, drivers recognize that it's here to stay, and leaving one job for another would only be a temporary reprieve.
Second, once they start working with GPS fleet tracking, they'll actually appreciate the benefits it affords them as well as the fleet manager. Those pluses include being able to communicate more effectively, improved routing and faster response with roadside assistance.
As far as reluctance to learn, look at it this way: your older drivers grew up before there were smart phones, which seemed like a daunting technology when it first came out. How many of those drivers don't have a smart phone today — and how many would willingly give it up?
GPS Tracking Myth Number 2
GPS fleet tracking is too new and there are still too many negatives associated with it. Bad technology; I've seen news coverage where a driver on GPS routing hits a low overpass and shears off the top of the vehicle.
The global positioning system has been around since the launch of the first tracking satellites in 1978, and has served in thousands of military and civilian applications. Compared to routing or tracking methods that rely on dispatchers or drivers using maps and drivers reporting in, GPS is an order of magnitude more reliable as well as faster and simpler.
As far as a driver using GPS running into a low bridge — among GPS fleet tracking and routing products, the better ones do not simply calculate the shortest distance between two points. They're designed for commercial fleet use and can be set up to take into account other variables including low bridges or limited-access roads.
GPS Tracking Myth Number 3
Just what I don't need — another collection of hardware and software that adds complexity and expense to my business. Not to mention the hassle of training staff in using it.
A GPS fleet tracker is actually pretty simple. It usually consists of a receiver in each vehicle and asset tracking software operating on a desktop computer. Installation and operation are about as difficult as that sounds. To make it easy, a good telematics provider will work with you on implementing the system, help show drivers and fleet managers how to use it, and provide ongoing technical and service support to make the experience essentially hassle-free.
GPS Tracking Myth Number 4
My company isn't big enough to need anything like this.
Past predictions from futurists and technical professionals are fun to read -- and one of the most famous is credited to Thomas Watson, the head of business technology company IBM, in 1943: "There is a world market for maybe five computers." Whether Watson actually said that is disputed but there is no doubt that even a few decades ago most experts thought that computers only made sense for a substantial, perhaps multinational corporation. Nobody guessed how indispensable the PC would become for a business of any size.
What starts out as a resource available only to the big boys quickly turns into a tool so basic that an organization without it is operating at a disadvantage, relative to the competition. And from a marketing perspective, imagine a customer who can choose between a trucking business that uses GPS fleet tracking or one that depends on maps. Which would you pick?
GPS Tracking Myth Number 5
The initial cost makes GPS fleet tracking impractical for me.
As with any business system there is a capital investment required, but a comparison of the initial cost and the resulting savings will tip the scales heavily toward acquiring GPS fleet tracking. It can help shorten driving routes, reduce engine idling, lower fuel costs and fleet maintenance expense, improve fleet safety and increase the number of trips per day. GPS fleet tracking pays off the required investment usually within a few months — and continues to deliver a return on that investment, month after month.


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TechCrunch Disrupt SF is officially over. It was a lot of fun, and was an absolutely exhausting but overall excellent experience for us. I thought I'd share a few thoughts about the event in the hope that it will help other startups that are considering the event in the future.
The Good
It was great to finally make it out to the startup mecca that is Silicon Valley. If you're from the "no coast" like we are, things probably seem a bit weird out here. Startups advertise on billboards and taxis, for one thing.
But it turns out that for the most part the people aren't that much different. Some are extremely intelligent, but not all. Some are really great hustlers, but not everyone. Most are really working hard to make their product and their company stand out and get noticed, and most are doing everything they can do to make it better. That sounds a lot like startups everywhere.
The highlights of the conference itself, for us at least, included watching Mark Zuckerberg on stage, getting interviewed by Robert Scoble, and checking out all of the amazing companies. Wednesday–hardware day–was especially cool. Playing with gadgets is always a load of fun.
We also got to launch our new product at Startup Alley on Monday, which was the culmination of a lot of really hard work. There's still A LOT of work to do, but we're happy to have something out there, and we're happy to be getting great feedback.
We worked with our partners at am>ventures to create a really awesome guerilla marketing campaign, and it worked out really well. The concept was "the death of the old fashioned job board," and all of the marketing was based around that concept. We had a hearse. We had a dude dressed as the Grim Reaper. We even built a special website for the event. And now we have a huge stack of new contacts, many of whom sought us out as a direct result of the campaign.
It all worked out really well, and it helped us to stand out. And believe me, you need to stand out at TC Disrupt. More on that later.
We also got the chance to see some of our transplanted Memphis buddies who now live in the city and work for local startups, and we even managed to make it out to the Golden Gate Bridge and down south to Mountain View and the Computer History Museum. Both spots are very highly recommended, but make sure you give yourself at least three hours at the museum. It's pretty overwhelming.
The Not So Good
There were a few not so good things, but I would put most in the category of surprising rather than all out bad. Not making it into the Startup Battlefield was of course a disappointment, and learning that many of the judges on stage were also investors in the battlefield companies was a little surprising (maybe not so surprising in hindsight, but surprising at the time). We were competing with a lot of companies, and a lot of the companies that made it were really awesome, so not getting in ourselves didn't put much of a dent in our confidence.
I was a bit more surprised by just how far along the battlefield companies were, given that they were supposed to be launching at the event. Many already had significant ($1M+) funding, most of were extremely full-featured, several already boasted thousands of users, and several others had already locked down significant numbers of institutional clients. Against those stats, we may not have had much to show, given that we launched on Monday with minimal features and with just a couple companies on our platform. But, I guess terms like lean startup and MVP are both relative. It certainly makes sense that for an event like this, with the significant press that comes with it, you'd make every effort to have the product as polished as possible.
We were a bit disappointed by the relative lack of press attention given to Startup Alley, given the sheer number of press that were there, but in hindsight we should have expected this too. The press are there to see people like Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg present on stage and to see the battlefield companies. If you don't fall into those categories, then it's a bit harder to get noticed. Of course one of the highlights of our event was getting interviewed by Scoble, and we got a lot of attention from several other writers as well, so it wasn't a complete wash.
Perhaps the biggest surprise to us was the sheer number of bootstrapped startups in Startup Alley. Perhaps we're a bit on the frugal side, but this trip was the opposite of cheap. Even if we lived in the valley, the table and related marketing materials alone ran somewhere near $5k. It's hard for me to fathom how a barely there bootstrapped outfit could come up with that and justify the cost. But, again in hindsight, I guess it makes sense. If you're a struggling startup in the valley and you want to launch in front of a lot of people and get some quick exposure, TC Disrupt is a pretty good place to do it. I certainly wish all of our fellow Startup Alley companies great luck with that.
Lessons Learned
We learned a lot during our trip to startup land. Here are a few lessons:
1) Spend time setting up meetings and contacts on the front end, because meetings won't happen once you're in town.
So we did okay with this. We stayed in town for a couple days after the conference, and set up several meetings in advance. But we kept some time open because we assumed we might set up a few meetings during the conference proper. That never happened. People are just too busy during the conference, and, if they were anything like us, even the days and weeks after are a blur because the spike in traffic and interest has inevitably surfaced bugs that they weren't aware were even there before.
Bottom line – get there a day early to familiarize yourself with the city, then stay at least a couple days after to meet one on one with folks, but plan those meetings in advance. And while you're planning, keep in mind that Silicon Valley is a pretty huge place. Mountain View and San Francisco are about a hour away from each other by train, and there are a bunch of places in between. Try to set up your meetings with that in mind.
2) Make a significant effort to stand out.
Startup Alley and the convention hall are absolutely huge, and people and startups and booths are everywhere. As a company in Startup Alley, you'll be competing for attention with the main sponsors, who often pull out all stops; the battlefield companies, who are clearly top of mind for a lot of attendees; and all the other companies who are there to do the same thing you're trying to do.
So don't just show up with a sign, a demo, and some business cards. It's true that the best products often get the most attention, but only if people actually know about the best products. So, put on your creative guerilla marketing hat and do your best. We had a hearse with our logo and a Grim Reaper handing out flyers outside the event, and our table covering stood out, which got us a lot of interest. I saw a man in a wedding dress, several clowns, some acrobats, and plenty of flashy physical displays. And guess what, I remember all of them…
3) Get away from your table.
We got a lot of interest because we hustled our asses off. It was incredibly rare that Brad and I were at our display table at the same time. Almost always, one of us was in the crowd with the iPad, showing off our demo, while the other was back at the display, doing the same thing with the laptop. This is absolutely imperative, simply because the conference hall is such a huge place. There's a really good chance that if you don't go to them, a lot of people will never even walk down your particular isle.
So, plan in advance. Have a tablet with the demo ready that you can quickly show to folks as you walk around, and do a lot of walking and shaking hands.
4) Don't worry about t-shirts.
Just don't. A lot of companies will have t-shirts, and not a lot of folks will want yours. It's better to think about a business card that really stands out and make sure you come with plenty of those. Ours had our mugshots, in cartoon form, right on the back, which was really memorable for most folks, especially because of the beards.
If you don't take my advice and decide to do t-shirts, make them extremely memorable. Our logo works well because of the pie in our name, but I have to admit that the shirts from New Relic are even cooler. That's a t-shirt I actually sought out after seeing a few folks carrying them around. That's what you want.
5) TechCrunch Disrupt (or any big conference, for that matter) won't make or break your company.
TechCrunch Disrupt was a great experience, and I'm really glad we did it for a number of reasons, but it wasn't a magic pill that suddenly turned our user or client acquisition numbers into little hockey sticks. Conferences like these, as ironic as it sounds, aren't actually places where attendees try out new products. If you're doing it right, then you're up by 7AM, at the conference by 9AM, leaving around 7PM, then off to the after-party at 9PM, and so on. There's just zero time to actually sit down and try out a few of the products you learned about.
TechCrunch Disrupt is all about the follow-up. You'll most definitely leave with a huge stack of business cards. What you do with them is completely up to you, and that follow-up is where you start to see the real benefit of attending a conference like this. We're in the middle of that phase as I write this, so it remains to be seen exactly what the true benefit will be, but I'm confident about the future…
The Bottom Line
If you're thinking about going to TechCrunch Disrupt, and the event is something that won't absolutely break your budget, I recommend going. But realize that your attendance won't have an effect on your company unless you make it so. Plan on the front end, figure out how you'll stand out, have an effective follow-up strategy, and you'll do just fine.
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The Concord School Board cordially invites all members of the elementary school PTOs to attend a Meet the Architects night at Concord High School
Wednesday, Sept. 2
Examples of buildings designed by HMFH Architects will be on display in the Main Street hallway of CHS at 6:15 p.m., with a presentation by the firm to be given at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
A question-and-answer session with School Board members and school district administrators will follow.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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The Wine School of Cheshire will be hosting its second fundraising wine tasting event to support its preferred charity, Chester Aid To the Homeless (CATH).
The summer 2018 event is being held thanks to the generosity of Chester's Grosvenor Museum.
The museum will be open especially for the event on Wednesday 6th June (6-8pm).
At the fundraising event, visitors will be able to attend a special private viewing of the Monumental Rage exhibition by Chester-educated artist and sculptor Michael Sandle, and enjoy a selection of wines and canapés from The Wine School of Cheshire whilst listening to a variety of local musicians perform in the gallery spaces.
All proceeds from the event will go towards supporting the work of Chester Aid To the Homeless and in particular the upkeep of the organisation's Grosvenor Road base which is directly opposite the museum.
Richard Smith, founder of The Wine School of Cheshire, commented: "I am thrilled to be working with the Grosvenor Museum, to be hosting this fantastic event for CATH and supporting the work of this wonderful charity."
Richard explained: "Our last event for CATH at Christmas was a great success and we are hoping to raise even more this time.
"There really shouldn't be any homelessness in our country today yet there are so many causes which we don't consider.
"CATH is an amazing organisation with some wonderful people giving their time to provide shelter and support for the sadly growing homeless community in our city."
The Wine School of Cheshire does not sell wine, thereby allowing guests to attend without the worry of any sales pressure at the end of an event.
The wine school always features affordable wines, which are available from local retailers, with its principal Chester venues being Restaurant 1539 at Chester Racecourse and The Chester Grosvenor hotel.
CATH operates the only day centre in the city for the homeless and relies entirely on donations to continue its outstanding work.
Tickets for the fundraiser can be purchased via The Wine School of Cheshire's website at: www.cheshire.wine