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Motherson is now the 1st Indian employer in France
Audrey Lucbernet - 15-mars-2019 10:56:15
Business with France
Auto component maker Motherson Sumi Systems has acquired an additional French company, last year, the manufacturer Reydel Automotive Group (Reydel) for USD 201 million (over Rs 1,300 crore). Motherson Sumi Systems (MSSL), flagship company of the Samvardhana Motherson Group (SMG), said this acquisition through its step-down subsidiary Samvardhana Motherson Automotive Systems Group BV (SMRP BV) will bolster its offerings in the automotive interiors space. Reydel's interiors product portfolio includes instrument panels, door panels, console modules, decorative parts and cockpit modules. The company's global presence spans 20 plants and 16 countries and is supported by a workforce of around 5,500 associates. Samvardhana Motherson Group is now the largest Indian employer in France with 2,300 employees. Check the video of Mr. Sehgal, Chairman of Samvardhana Motherson Group talking about his success story in France. https://youtu.be/-KDNBOCZKIE
Auto component maker Motherson Sumi Systems has acquired an additional French company, last year, the manufacturer Reydel Automotive Group (Reydel) for USD 201 million (over Rs 1,300 crore).
Motherson Sumi Systems (MSSL), flagship company of the Samvardhana Motherson Group (SMG), said this acquisition through its step-down subsidiary Samvardhana Motherson Automotive Systems Group BV (SMRP BV) will bolster its offerings in the automotive interiors space.
Reydel's interiors product portfolio includes instrument panels, door panels, console modules, decorative parts and cockpit modules. The company's global presence spans 20 plants and 16 countries and is supported by a workforce of around 5,500 associates.
Samvardhana Motherson Group is now the largest Indian employer in France with 2,300 employees.
Check the video of Mr. Sehgal, Chairman of Samvardhana Motherson Group talking about his success story in France.
https://youtu.be/-KDNBOCZKIE
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Ashok Leyland adopts Dassault Systèmes GVPP Platform for improved manufactoring
Aurelien Sostaponti - 18-févr.-2019 08:00:44
Industry and CleanTech
Civil protection and security
Ashok Leyland adopts Dassault Systemes' GVPP platform for improved manufacturing Taking Indian automotive manufacturing to next level, Ashok Leyland has adapted the 3D Experience industry solution platform of the French company Dassault Systemes. Global Validation Proven Performance (GVPP) as a solution on the 3D Experience platform, will reduce Ashok Leyland's product development cycle from three years to 18 months and bring down the cost by 5%.
Ashok Leyland adopts Dassault Systemes' GVPP platform for improved manufacturing
Taking Indian automotive manufacturing to next level, Ashok Leyland has adapted the 3D Experience industry solution platform of the French company Dassault Systemes. Global Validation Proven Performance (GVPP) as a solution on the 3D Experience platform, will reduce Ashok Leyland's product development cycle from three years to 18 months and bring down the cost by 5%.
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India and France working together on Electric Vehicles
The future looks bright for Indo-French collaboration on electric mobility. An important stone to this foundation is a recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between India's Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI), CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) and BlueStorage SAS, a French Company. The objective is to define the modalities of a pilot project to provide SECI an e-vehicle charging station with embedded batteries, powered by solar panels and optimized connection to the grid.
The future looks bright for Indo-French collaboration on electric mobility. An important stone to this foundation is a recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between India's Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI), CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) and BlueStorage SAS, a French Company.
The objective is to define the modalities of a pilot project to provide SECI an e-vehicle charging station with embedded batteries, powered by solar panels and optimized connection to the grid.
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The Lyra group participates in the delegation of French companies that accompanies French President Emmanuel Macron's trip to India
Purva Marwaha - 15-mars-2018 10:43:35
Tech and Services
Trade and distribution
On the occasion of the French President's visit to India on 10 th to 12 th March, 18 French companies, accompanied by The French Trade & Investment Agency - Business France, had been selected to join the President's visit. The Lyra group, one of the leader in securing payments in e-commerce and proximity, was a part of this delegation. Present in India for more than 10 years now, Lyra currently has 60 employees in India successfully working with major banks across the country. Beyond the recognition of its development growth in India, this trip was an opportunity for Lyra to strengthen its network and its activities. "We are very proud to participate in this delegation that will accompany the President of the Republic France. This visit represents a unique opportunity to access key contacts, to boost our business and highlight our Indian "Success Story" , says Christophe Mariette, Chairman of Lyra India and Associate Director of Lyra Group. India is a very dynamic and innovative market with 7.6% growth per year, India is among the top 10 largest economies and is a true driver of global growth. The structuring of its market, especially around services and industry has the ease to do business which makes the country more and more attractive for international companies. In the payment sector, many changes are taking place boosting the economic growth. The vast demonetization plan launched in November 2016 has increased the use of bank cards across the country and has led to more technological advances, with a strong appetite for new mobile uses. India is a strategic country for Lyra & the French company is contributing to several campaigns of the Government of India UPI, Bharat QR Code, Aadhar and is fully committed to Prime Minister Modi's initiative on digitalization of the Indian economy. Lyra has connected around 600,000 POS terminals pan India & has successfully done millions of transactions daily on payment platforms. Lyra has also brilliantly launched its ePayment Gateway " Payzen" which is being used by major eMerchants in the country. Lyra's merchant Plug In(MPI) has demonstrated high success rates and reliability for a large number of eMerchants in the country. "Lyra is one of 400 French companies that have believed in the growth of the Indian market and chose to set up full-fledged operations in India," says Rajesh Desai CEO and Director Lyra India . "Today, our ambition in this highly dynamic market is to expand significantly and we are currently strengthening our Indian team to support our aggressive plans of offering highly advanced solutions in the payment space". About Lyra: Founded in 2001 by Alain Lacour, Lyra secures e-commerce and proximity payments and develops value-added services to manage transactions and POS equipment on a daily basis. Based in Toulouse, Lyra is present internationally with 10 subsidiaries (India, Brazil, Germany,Spain, Colombia,Argentine, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Algerie). The group has over 250 employees for a turnover of €53M in 2017. Lyra's key figures: Over 10 billion payments secured and transmitted in 2017 worldwide Over 50,000 e-merchants Over 3,000,000 payment terminals worldwide Lyra's services are certified PCI DSS, Visa Merchant Agent and approved by GIE Cartes Bancaires. For further information visit: http://www.lyra.com
On the occasion of the French President's visit to India on 10th to 12th March, 18 French companies, accompanied by The French Trade & Investment Agency - Business France, had been selected to join the President's visit. The Lyra group, one of the leader in securing payments in e-commerce and proximity, was a part of this delegation.
Present in India for more than 10 years now, Lyra currently has 60 employees in India successfully working with major banks across the country. Beyond the recognition of its development growth in India, this trip was an opportunity for Lyra to strengthen its network and its activities.
"We are very proud to participate in this delegation that will accompany the President of the Republic France. This visit represents a unique opportunity to access key contacts, to boost our business and highlight our Indian "Success Story", says Christophe Mariette, Chairman of Lyra India and Associate Director of Lyra Group.
India is a very dynamic and innovative market with 7.6% growth per year, India is among the top 10 largest economies and is a true driver of global growth. The structuring of its market, especially around services and industry has the ease to do business which makes the country more and more attractive for international companies.
In the payment sector, many changes are taking place boosting the economic growth. The vast demonetization plan launched in November 2016 has increased the use of bank cards across the country and has led to more technological advances, with a strong appetite for new mobile uses.
India is a strategic country for Lyra & the French company is contributing to several campaigns of the Government of India UPI, Bharat QR Code, Aadhar and is fully committed to Prime Minister Modi's initiative on digitalization of the Indian economy.
Lyra has connected around 600,000 POS terminals pan India & has successfully done millions of transactions daily on payment platforms. Lyra has also brilliantly launched its ePayment Gateway
" Payzen" which is being used by major eMerchants in the country. Lyra's merchant Plug In(MPI) has demonstrated high success rates and reliability for a large number of eMerchants in the country.
"Lyra is one of 400 French companies that have believed in the growth of the Indian market and chose to set up full-fledged operations in India," says Rajesh Desai CEO and Director Lyra India. "Today, our ambition in this highly dynamic market is to expand significantly and we are currently strengthening our Indian team to support our aggressive plans of offering highly advanced solutions in the payment space".
About Lyra:
Founded in 2001 by Alain Lacour, Lyra secures e-commerce and proximity payments and develops value-added services to manage transactions and POS equipment on a daily basis. Based in Toulouse, Lyra is present internationally with 10 subsidiaries (India, Brazil, Germany,Spain, Colombia,Argentine, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Algerie). The group has over 250 employees for a turnover of €53M in 2017.
Lyra's key figures:
Over 10 billion payments secured and transmitted in 2017 worldwide
Over 50,000 e-merchants
Over 3,000,000 payment terminals worldwide
Lyra's services are certified PCI DSS, Visa Merchant Agent and approved by GIE Cartes Bancaires.
For further information visit: http://www.lyra.com
Tags: payment,e-commerce security
FAMOCO: a French company providing solutions to meet digitization needs in India
Purva Marwaha - 28-févr.-2018 11:55:50
It is estimated that by 2050, India will have a population of 1.7 billion and its urban population, boosted by rural exodus, will be around 850 million inhabitants which is the double of the existing population. In light of these colossal challenges & since the need for digitization is high, French company FAMOCO, the leader in secure professional devices, has opted to make India its primary development market. I n collaboration with the country's leading national bank, State Bank of India (SBI) and partner system integrator. FAMOCO offers unique solutions to meet the everyday consumer problems by enabling transactions digitally in India. Since the demonetisation in November 2016, FAMOCO's solution has provided a response to the recurring problems associated with the shortage of money in small denominations and the banking needs of people. The lack of cash is a real national issue, which has affected the most vulnerable populations. A lot of people in India do not have access to the financial services provided by traditional banks and therefore face difficulties with their day-to-day needs. Working with its Indian partners, FAMOCO has a closed loop transaction solution used by thousands of shopkeepers, that simplifies low-value transactions. Currently being tested in several regions, FAMOCO payment cards and devices – which are far less expensive but just as secure as traditional payment solutions – provide a way of paying even the smallest amounts in shops and cafés, as well as for access to public transport. The introduction of digital transactions is helping to combat the informal economy and gives people the opportunity to open a cashless account. It represents a significant improvement in people's day-to-day lives and offers the possibility to access microcredits. The company's aim is to roll out FAMOCO's solution across the country once the testing phase is complete. Digitization to meet urbanization challenges According to a report published by the United Nations, India – the fifth largest global power in 2018 – is likely to have an additional 433 million city dwellers by 2050, taking the proportion of people living in urban environments from a third to almost a half. [1] With this in mind, the country is going to face huge challenges in terms of improving its infrastructure and resource management. Payment, biometric identification, the traceability of goods and people, as well as problems associated with waste processing and recycling, all represent opportunities for FAMOCO to support the transition. As Lionel Baraban, Managing Director of FAMOCO, explains, " The authorities are looking for the most secure, flexible and inexpensive products to respond to the major issues India is facing. Our solutions offer a response to some of these issues, in areas such as payment, urban mobility and biometric identification, thanks to our cooperation with IDEMIA. India is a strategic market for FAMOCO: it was in New Delhi, in January 2016, that we chose to establish our first office abroad, while other high-tech companies usually look to the United States. That decision marked our commitment to contribute to India's economic and social development as a French technological and business partner ." Apart from the business aspects, FAMOCO is developing a truly long-term approach to the country, by supporting a more virtuous and efficient economy. The company counts 10% of Indian nationals in its workforce globally. In addition to their technical skills, they also bring their cultural knowledge of the country to the business. About FAMOCO: FAMOCO is a French company that designs secure professional devices to support businesses in their digital transformation in five sectors: payment, mobile working, logistic, identification and urban mobility. Created in 2010 by two Frenchmen, Lionel Baraban and Nicolas Berbigier, FAMOCO has already sold more than 180,000 devices to 450 customers in 30 different countries. The company has 80 employees in four offices: Paris, Brussels, New Delhi and Singapore. It generates 80% of its sales abroad with a prestigious client list that includes Orange, Alipay, Atalian, Gemalto and others. For further information visit : http://www.famoco.com [1] World Urbanization Prospects, UN, 2014, https://esa.un.org/unpd/wup/publications/files/wup2014-highlights.pdf
It is estimated that by 2050, India will have a population of 1.7 billion and its urban population, boosted by rural exodus, will be around 850 million inhabitants which is the double of the existing population. In light of these colossal challenges & since the need for digitization is high, French company FAMOCO, the leader in secure professional devices, has opted to make India its primary development market. In collaboration with the country's leading national bank, State Bank of India (SBI) and partner system integrator.
FAMOCO offers unique solutions to meet the everyday consumer problems by enabling transactions digitally in India.
Since the demonetisation in November 2016, FAMOCO's solution has provided a response to the recurring problems associated with the shortage of money in small denominations and the banking needs of people. The lack of cash is a real national issue, which has affected the most vulnerable populations. A lot of people in India do not have access to the financial services provided by traditional banks and therefore face difficulties with their day-to-day needs.
Working with its Indian partners, FAMOCO has a closed loop transaction solution used by thousands of shopkeepers, that simplifies low-value transactions. Currently being tested in several regions, FAMOCO payment cards and devices – which are far less expensive but just as secure as traditional payment solutions – provide a way of paying even the smallest amounts in shops and cafés, as well as for access to public transport. The introduction of digital transactions is helping to combat the informal economy and gives people the opportunity to open a cashless account. It represents a significant improvement in people's day-to-day lives and offers the possibility to access microcredits. The company's aim is to roll out FAMOCO's solution across the country once the testing phase is complete.
Digitization to meet urbanization challenges
According to a report published by the United Nations, India – the fifth largest global power in 2018 – is likely to have an additional 433 million city dwellers by 2050, taking the proportion of people living in urban environments from a third to almost a half.[1] With this in mind, the country is going to face huge challenges in terms of improving its infrastructure and resource management.
Payment, biometric identification, the traceability of goods and people, as well as problems associated with waste processing and recycling, all represent opportunities for FAMOCO to support the transition.
As Lionel Baraban, Managing Director of FAMOCO, explains, "The authorities are looking for the most secure, flexible and inexpensive products to respond to the major issues India is facing. Our solutions offer a response to some of these issues, in areas such as payment, urban mobility and biometric identification, thanks to our cooperation with IDEMIA. India is a strategic market for FAMOCO: it was in New Delhi, in January 2016, that we chose to establish our first office abroad, while other high-tech companies usually look to the United States. That decision marked our commitment to contribute to India's economic and social development as a French technological and business partner."
Apart from the business aspects, FAMOCO is developing a truly long-term approach to the country, by supporting a more virtuous and efficient economy. The company counts 10% of Indian nationals in its workforce globally. In addition to their technical skills, they also bring their cultural knowledge of the country to the business.
About FAMOCO:
FAMOCO is a French company that designs secure professional devices to support businesses in their digital transformation in five sectors: payment, mobile working, logistic, identification and urban mobility. Created in 2010 by two Frenchmen, Lionel Baraban and Nicolas Berbigier, FAMOCO has already sold more than 180,000 devices to 450 customers in 30 different countries.
The company has 80 employees in four offices: Paris, Brussels, New Delhi and Singapore. It generates 80% of its sales abroad with a prestigious client list that includes Orange, Alipay, Atalian, Gemalto and others.
For further information visit: http://www.famoco.com
[1] World Urbanization Prospects, UN, 2014, https://esa.un.org/unpd/wup/publications/files/wup2014-highlights.pdf
Tags: Digital Solution Biometric
India's growth picture is as clear as glass for Saint Gobain
Lifestyle and Healthcare
Building, Finishing work, DIY
Saint Gobain, the French maker of plasterboard and glass, is betting big on the Indian market and is aiming to triple revenues in the next ten years to ₹20,000 crore, its chairman said. "India is one of the fastest growing countries for Saint Gobain. India is the number one country for us — even more than China," Pierre-Andre De Chalendar , chairman of the Saint-Gobain Group, told ET in an interview recently. About €130 million, or 10% of Saint Gobain's investment capex, find their way into India that contributes only 2% of its sales. The share of India in total manufacturing is around 4%, he added. The last three years have seen the French company plough back all the profits it made in India to grow its business here. Chalendar is encouraged by the proactive reforms undertaken by the Indian government. "There has been a progressive reduction in bureaucracy. The tax reforms of last summer have been good. So, I am positive about the economic climate in India. It's improving and I am confident that it will continue to improve." Saint Gobain was set up in France in 1665, and made glass for the French King Louis XIV. It is present in India through three entities. "…at the moment in terms of growth capex, India is the number one country for us, even more than China," Chalendar said. Recommended By Colombia The company has grown by 19% since 1996 when it started operations in India through its listed company Grindwell Norton BSE 0.78 % (GNO). Over the years, capital expenditure for growth in the country has been the highest in all the countries that it has businesses in, amounting to around $100 million in the last few years. "Most of our investments in India have been funded by our existing company in India. It is a sign of the strength of our Indian business. So, we plough back all our profits in India. We haven't sent money out of India for the last few years now. The cash that we generate, we invest back," Chalendar added. In India, its biggest investment is in the glass business. It is the market leader in making glass for buildings, automotive windshields etc, and value-added glass like coated glass. The other business is gypsum plasterboard which is in the materials space and abrasives, refractories, high-performance plastics etc. "It is a sign of the strength of our Indian business," Anand Mahajan, chairman of Saint Gobain Group in India, told ET in the same interview. Mahajan has been steering the group since its inception in India and leads a wholly Indian team in a French company, a fact that Chalendar takes pride in while talking about the glassmaker's key successes in India. What gives Chalendar the confidence to bet on India is the rising demand that the company is seeing from its glassmaking segment. It makes flat glass that is used as windshields in automobiles and in buildings, where demand for green alternatives is pushing the sales up for its coated glass. Source: Economic Times, http://bit.ly/2o1vtoj
Saint Gobain, the French maker of plasterboard and glass, is betting big on the Indian market and is aiming to triple revenues in the next ten years to ₹20,000 crore, its chairman said. "India is one of the fastest growing countries for Saint Gobain. India is the number one country for us — even more than China," Pierre-Andre De Chalendar, chairman of the Saint-Gobain Group, told ET in an interview recently.
About €130 million, or 10% of Saint Gobain's investment capex, find their way into India that contributes only 2% of its sales. The share of India in total manufacturing is around 4%, he added. The last three years have seen the French company plough back all the profits it made in India to grow its business here.
Chalendar is encouraged by the proactive reforms undertaken by the Indian government.
"There has been a progressive reduction in bureaucracy. The tax reforms of last summer have been good. So, I am positive about the economic climate in India. It's improving and I am confident that it will continue to improve."
Saint Gobain was set up in France in 1665, and made glass for the French King Louis XIV. It is present in India through three entities.
"…at the moment in terms of growth capex, India is the number one country for us, even more than China," Chalendar said.
The company has grown by 19% since 1996 when it started operations in India through its listed company Grindwell NortonBSE 0.78 % (GNO). Over the years, capital expenditure for growth in the country has been the highest in all the countries that it has businesses in, amounting to around $100 million in the last few years.
"Most of our investments in India have been funded by our existing company in India. It is a sign of the strength of our Indian business. So, we plough back all our profits in India. We haven't sent money out of India for the last few years now. The cash that we generate, we invest back," Chalendar added.
In India, its biggest investment is in the glass business. It is the market leader in making glass for buildings, automotive windshields etc, and value-added glass like coated glass. The other business is gypsum plasterboard which is in the materials space and abrasives, refractories, high-performance plastics etc.
"It is a sign of the strength of our Indian business," Anand Mahajan, chairman of Saint Gobain Group in India, told ET in the same interview. Mahajan has been steering the group since its inception in India and leads a wholly Indian team in a French company, a fact that Chalendar takes pride in while talking about the glassmaker's key successes in India.
What gives Chalendar the confidence to bet on India is the rising demand that the company is seeing from its glassmaking segment. It makes flat glass that is used as windshields in automobiles and in buildings, where demand for green alternatives is pushing the sales up for its coated glass.
Source: Economic Times, http://bit.ly/2o1vtoj
Tags: France,growth,India,french company,glass,Company,Saint Gobain,Plasterboard
AXON' CABLE INTERCONNECTS EVERY PART OF A VEHICLE
Axon Cables, a manufacturer of custom design wires, composite cables, flat flex cables, will be a part of a delegation of 21 French suppliers of the automotive and electric mobility industry from 5th to 9th February 2018. The company will visit Auto Expo Motor and Components show in Delhi & will go to Chennai as well as a part of a delegation of French companies hosted by Business France -The French Trade & Investment Agency, Federation of French Vehicle Equipment Industry (FIEV) & the European Association for Electromobility (AVERE). SHOWCASING AXON EXPERTISE IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTO EXPO, NEW DELHI Auto Expo will be a good opportunity for the Axon' group to highlight the expertise of its Indian subsidiary Axon' Interconnectors and Wires based in Bangalore since 2010 in the area of cable assemblies for challenging environment. Space and weight saving, flexibility, temperature resistance, power transmission, EMI protection are some of the many challenges Axon' India will have to cope with. Especially designed for the automotive market, Axon' cable proposes Flat Flexible Cables for board-to-board interconnections, flat flex shielded cable assemblies, custom-designed electromagnetic interference protected cables and connectors, flat display connections for infotainment, PTFE wires resistant to high temperatures (-200°C/+260°C) and many others. Axon' Interconnectors and Wires produces state of the art wire and cable harnesses using "made in axon'" micro D connectors or any type of connector available in the market. FRENCH TECHNOLOGY "MADE IN INDIA" India being a strategic market in terms of rapid development, it was decided to build a new plant in 2 phases: 2500 m² in 2018 and a 1500m² additional building in 2020 at Devanahalli Aerospace Park close to the international airport in Bangalore. Axon' India employs 65 staff in 2017 expects to hire 100 people by 2021 to reach 150 staff in total at that time with a total turnover of 5 million € by 2021. Innovation is one of the priorities of the group which invests 10% of its turnover in Research & Development. Over 200 technicians and engineers are specialized in manufacture and plating of precision conductors, plastics technologies, and electronics. The advanced Interconnect expertise of the Axon' group allows its Indian subsidiary to produce state of the art Wires, cables and harnesses using any type of connectors available in the world or custom designed following customer needs. The company draws its experience in space and defense to offer reliable dedicated solutions in automotive industry; All sites involved in the manufacture of automotive products are ISO 9001/TS16949 certified. Axon's 13 integrated manufacturing sites in Asia, Europe and America can handle all orders from small and medium size volumes right up to mass production. « We want to build a long-standing company » this illustrates both history and vision of Axon' long-term strategy, says Joseph Puzo, President and CEO of AXON' Group The Auto equipment manufacturers market in India is estimated to be 35 Billion € in 2015-16 representing 41% of automotive sales. India now has more than 500 suppliers and 10,000 subcontractors. Participating in the auto expo would be one step ahead for the company as the Indian equipment manufacturers and sub-contracting SMEs are looking for foreign partners (JV, technology transfer, R & D centers, equipment modernization and production lines) to overcome their technological gap, particularly in the face of BS-VI challenges, the evolution of safety standards & the electric vehicle.
Axon Cables, a manufacturer of custom design wires, composite cables, flat flex cables, will be a part of a delegation of 21 French suppliers of the automotive and electric mobility industry from 5th to 9th February 2018. The company will visit Auto Expo Motor and Components show in Delhi & will go to Chennai as well as a part of a delegation of French companies hosted by Business France -The French Trade & Investment Agency, Federation of French Vehicle Equipment Industry (FIEV) & the European Association for Electromobility (AVERE).
SHOWCASING AXON EXPERTISE IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTO EXPO, NEW DELHI
Auto Expo will be a good opportunity for the Axon' group to highlight the expertise of its Indian subsidiary Axon' Interconnectors and Wires based in Bangalore since 2010 in the area of cable assemblies for challenging environment. Space and weight saving, flexibility, temperature resistance, power transmission, EMI protection are some of the many challenges Axon' India will have to cope with. Especially designed for the automotive market, Axon' cable proposes Flat Flexible Cables for board-to-board interconnections, flat flex shielded cable assemblies, custom-designed electromagnetic interference protected cables and connectors, flat display connections for infotainment, PTFE wires resistant to high temperatures (-200°C/+260°C) and many others. Axon' Interconnectors and Wires produces state of the art wire and cable harnesses using "made in axon'" micro D connectors or any type of connector available in the market.
FRENCH TECHNOLOGY "MADE IN INDIA"
India being a strategic market in terms of rapid development, it was decided to build a new plant in 2 phases: 2500 m² in 2018 and a 1500m² additional building in 2020 at Devanahalli Aerospace Park close to the international airport in Bangalore. Axon' India employs 65 staff in 2017 expects to hire 100 people by 2021 to reach 150 staff in total at that time with a total turnover of 5 million € by 2021.
Innovation is one of the priorities of the group which invests 10% of its turnover in Research & Development. Over 200 technicians and engineers are specialized in manufacture and plating of precision conductors, plastics technologies, and electronics. The advanced Interconnect expertise of the Axon' group allows its Indian subsidiary to produce state of the art Wires, cables and harnesses using any type of connectors available in the world or custom designed following customer needs. The company draws its experience in space and defense to offer reliable dedicated solutions in automotive
industry; All sites involved in the manufacture of automotive products are ISO 9001/TS16949 certified. Axon's 13 integrated manufacturing sites in Asia, Europe and America can handle all orders from small and medium size volumes right up to mass production.
« We want to build a long-standing company » this illustrates both history and vision of Axon' long-term strategy, says Joseph Puzo, President and CEO of AXON' Group
The Auto equipment manufacturers market in India is estimated to be 35 Billion € in 2015-16 representing 41% of automotive sales. India now has more than 500 suppliers and 10,000 subcontractors. Participating in the auto expo would be one step ahead for the company as the Indian equipment manufacturers and sub-contracting SMEs are looking for foreign partners (JV, technology transfer, R & D centers, equipment modernization and production lines) to overcome their technological gap, particularly in the face of BS-VI challenges, the evolution of safety standards & the electric vehicle.
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Definition: Diabetes mellitus (DM), commonly referred to as diabetes, is a common disease where there is too much sugar (glucose) floating around in our blood. This occurs because either the pancreas can't produce enough insulin or the cells in our body have become resistant to insulin.
Symptoms of high blood sugar include frequent urination, increased thirst, and increased hunger. If left untreated, diabetes can cause many complications. Acute complications can include diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state, or death. Serious long-term complications include cardiovascular disease, stroke, chronic kidney disease, foot ulcers, and damage to the eyes.
There are two main types of diabetes (diabetes mellitus): Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Type 1 diabetes (formerly known as insulin-dependent) in which the pancreas fails to produce the insulin which is essential for survival. This form develops most frequently in children and adolescents but is being increasingly noted later in life.
Type 2 diabetes (formerly named non-insulin-dependent) which results from the body's inability to respond properly to the action of insulin produced by the pancreas. It occurs most frequently in adults but is being noted increasingly in adolescents as well.
Other types of diabetes might result from pregnancy (gestational diabetes), surgery, use of certain medicines, various illnesses, and other specific causes.
Signs and Symptoms of Diabetes mellitus (DM): The classic symptoms of untreated diabetes are unintended weight loss, polyuria (increased urination), polydipsia (increased thirst), and polyphagia (increased hunger). Symptoms may develop rapidly (weeks or months) in type 1 DM, while they usually develop much more slowly and may be subtle or absent in type 2 DM.
People (usually with type 1 DM) may also experience episodes of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), a metabolic disturbance characterized by nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain, the smell of acetone on the breath, deep breathing known as Kussmaul breathing, and in severe cases a decreased level of consciousness.
A rare but equally severe possibility is the hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS), which is more common in type 2 DM and is mainly the result of dehydration.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Diabetes mellitus (DM): The disease (Diabetes mellitus) is usually discovered when there are typical symptoms of increased thirst and urination and a clearly elevated blood sugar level. The diagnosis of diabetes is based on the presence of blood glucose concentrations equal to or greater than 126 mg per 100 ml (7.0 mmol per liter) after an overnight fast or on the presence of blood glucose concentrations greater than 200 mg per 100 ml (11.1 mmol per liter) in general.
Diabetes is diagnosed with fasting sugar blood tests or with A1c blood tests, also known as glycated hemoglobin tests. A fasting blood sugar test is performed after people have had nothing to eat or drink for at least eight hours. Normal fasting blood sugar is less than 100 mg/dl (5.6 mmol/l). People do not have to be fasting for an A1c blood test.
According to the current definition, two fasting glucose measurements above 7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl) is considered diagnostic for diabetes mellitus.
Treatment for diabetes mellitus is aimed at reducing blood glucose concentrations to normal levels. The only effective treatment in type 1 diabetes is administering insulin as these patients no longer produce it. Newer treatment regimens include the use of an insulin pump where blood glucose levels are entered into a machine which then uses an algorithm to pump insulin into the body.
Type 2 diabetics have more options. Initial therapy for type 2 diabetics with mild disease is lifestyle modification: a healthy diet with exercise to help lose weight.
There are several classes of oral drugs used to control blood glucose levels, including sulfonylureas, biguanides, and thiazolidinediones.
All patients with diabetes mellitus, particularly those taking insulin, should measure blood glucose concentrations periodically at home, especially when they have symptoms of hypoglycemia. This is done by pricking a finger, obtaining a drop of blood, and using an instrument called a glucometer to measure the blood glucose concentration.
Preventions of Diabetes mellitus (DM): There is no known preventive measure for type 1 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes – which accounts for 85–90% of all cases – can often be prevented or delayed by maintaining a normal body weight, engaging in physical activity, and consuming a healthy diet. Higher levels of physical activity (more than 90 minutes per day) reduce the risk of diabetes by 28%.
Diabetes is a serious and costly disease which is becoming increasingly common, especially in developing countries and disadvantaged minorities. However, there are ways of preventing it and/or controlling its progress. Public and professional awareness of the risk factors for and symptoms of diabetes is an important step towards its prevention and control.


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Running Friends Make the Best Friends
As we grow older, some friendships begin to dwindle while new friendships arise based on our lifestyle and passions. It is not uncommon to meet a complete stranger for a run, and after ten or fifteen miles have passed, you are now instant besties. Most runners would agree that their training partners, who follow them along the journey to cross a finish line, are the best friendships they have ever had. We connected with two Injinji Athletes Lindsey LaVeck and Kati Keenan who met on Instagram and shortly after became the closest of buddies.
Both ladies lived in the Cleveland area of Ohio and after finding each other through social media, realized that they only lived a quarter mile from each other. They began an "IG friendship" (we have all done this right?) with discussion on socks, races and training schedules. It was -19 degrees during their first run together, which was a 5-mile loop around their neighborhood. This was the same year as the polar vortex, with the area being in an actual State of Emergency. This didn't stop these two ladies from running and training together in the wind and snow. Their friendship was built through like-minded goals, training plans, and overall compatibility.
Team Injinji's Lindsey and Kati training together.
Lindsey first tried Injinji socks in 2014 after winning a free pair on an Instagram contest. She appreciated the quality of the product and loved the waves colorway so much that she started posting all about them on her Instagram account. Shortly after she became an ambassador and a year later got Kati hooked on the brand as well. Kati officially joined the Injinji team in 2015, with her favorite socks being the crew and knee-length, for the best photo-taking opportunities.
When it comes to training, Kati and Lindsey don't just run together. They're also involved with their local run clubs as well. The area is known to have pub runs, running groups and running stores, such as Fleet Feet, which host weekly group fun runs. However, as training gets serious, it is nice for these two women to work together pushing the pace and hitting their splits. Although now, six years later, these two friends live two hours apart. However, they continue to support each other and talk almost every single day. They plan their runs at the same time so that they can chat on the phone while running, which makes the runs more fun and easier to get through. This plan helped them both get through their Boston Marathon training cycles and their endless conversations made for some of their best memories. Sometimes they would even create fun games during their long runs in the brutal weather conditions such as - tell a story from grade school, or at mile 8 what was your favorite memory at 8 years old. The creativity was humorous, and yet it was these types of questions and games that helped Lindsey and Kati remain so close.
Lindsey and Kati became friends in running and then in life.
In meeting potential training partners via social media, there is a safety risk involved and one should take precautions when meeting new people. When meeting someone for the first time, it is always best to bring another buddy with you or tell someone where you will be running, how many miles, and your anticipated finish time. When running by yourself, it is smart to carry protection such as a knife, taser, or pepper spray, along with a light and reflective gear at night. Talking on the phone with a friend while running by yourself and letting them know when you have arrived safely back home are also key safety measures.
This winter Lindsey is taking a step back from running as she is getting ready for baby number 3 (congrats!), but she will continue to support Kati as she continues to train and race.
Last month, with Lindsey's support cheering from the sidelines, Kati ran for 3 hours and 17 minutes, a 7:33 pace, at the Wineglass Marathon in bitterly cold conditions, including humidity, headwind, and rain. Next up for Kati will be the Glass City Marathon in April, and after Lindsey's baby number 3 is born, both ladies will be training together again for the Philadelphia Marathon in the fall of 2022. Their daily phone conversations will continue, along with sending each other their workouts for encouragement, and advice on any concerns or issues that may come up. We have no doubt that their friendship will continue to grow and these two are so lucky to have found each other.
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More fun with the sonnet form.
With hair like honey gold and cool blue eyes.
With buds that wait for rain drops from the skies.
Dances naked to rhythms of her choice.
A carnal alto, her footfall's soft descent.
Her perfume the soft caressing breeze is bringing.
Her sultry spell upon me won't relent.
When in the flowered fields entwined we lay.
I was trying to make that way. Glad you liked it!
And Janis Joplin's "Summertime" just came on the radio! Not my favorite version, but still…..
Interesting. That actually IS my favorite version. Thanks for stopping by.
Your words make me tingle, MrSmith. The way you circle the words into sentences is just . . wonderfully luscious, just as Lolly said. Took the word right outta my mouth.
Thanks! This was a fun one to write. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
It's a beauty all around Mr. Smith.
I am especially in love with the first verse and how the last two lines leave me no choice other then to close my eyes and dream……..
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Omicron Causes Fastest Ever Community Transmission in S. Africa
Antony Sguazzin, Bloomberg News
(Bloomberg) -- Even though the omicron variant is spreading at a faster rate than previous strains of the coronavirus in Gauteng, the South African epicenter of the outbreak, its impact will likely be blunted by previous infections, an adviser to the provincial government said.
Active cases in the province will likely peak in coming weeks at about 40,000, as opposed to more than 100,000 during the third wave in the middle of this year, Bruce Mellado, the adviser, said in a presentation on Thursday. Mellado is a professor at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg who uses modeling to predict the trajectory of infections.
Hospitalizations due to covid-19 will likely peak at about 4,000 compared with 9,500 in the third wave, he said.


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As the loan is unsecured, the interest rate is usually higher than that of a secured loan such as a mortgage or a home equity loan. It is also generally harder to qualify for a loan of this type, because the bank or credit union has to be doubly sure that the borrower has the means and the inclination to pay the money back, as it has no quick recourse to get the money back should there be a default on the loan. With a secured loan, the lending institution can always just seize the collateral and sell it to recoup the funds if need be, but this option is not available with an unsecured loan.
For this reason people with bad credit often have a hard time getting personal signature loans, but this option is not completely out of the question for them. Bad credit personal signature loans will usually carry a higher interest rate than loans for people with good credit, as this extra interest that the banks earn acts as an insurance policy against the higher default rate of borrowers with bad credit.
As the loans are unsecured, they will usually be issued in smaller amounts than mortgages, with the upper limit typically set at $20,000. People can use the funds from personal signature loans for all sorts of reasons, but the typical uses are for debt consolidation, home repairs or improvement, or unexpected expenses such as medical bills or auto repair. The payment terms for personal signature loans can vary, but the typical loan of this type is carried from two to five years.
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So, for people who are in need of some additional money, but either rent their residence or don't have enough equity in their house to qualify for a home equity loan, signature loans are available from banks and credit unions. Even for people with shaky credit, bad credit personal signature loans are there for when they get into a jam that only an additional source of funds will get them out.


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Johnny Cash's musical roots run deep in Dyess
By Stephen Koch on	 October 2, 2018
Johnny Cash Heritage Festival set for Oct. 18-20
"Back in Arkansas, a way of life produced a certain kind of music. Does a certain kind of music now produce a way of life?" — Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash is one of the world's best-known Arkansawyers — and the festival exploring his roots in the state is establishing its own roots in his boyhood home of Dyess.
Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash, daughter of country music legend Johnny Cash, performs at the 2017 Johnny Cash Heritage Festival. photo by Casey Crocker, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism
Set for Oct. 18-20, the 2018 Johnny Cash Heritage Festival (JCHF) marks the second year the festival has been held in Dyess. Jamey Johnson and Alison Krauss are this year's headliners. John Carter Cash — Johnny and June's only son — is host of this year's festival. The 2017 festival, hosted by Roseanne Cash, Johnny Cash's daughter, was the first held in Dyess. (The Cash siblings alternate hosting years.)
John Carter Cash will also perform, as will Ana Cristina Cash. The latter is new to the Cash family lineup — the 33-year-old Miami-born singer married John Carter in October 2016. Shawn Camp, a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter born in Perryville (Perry County), will also perform at Saturday's ticketed concert, which will take place in the cotton fields adjacent to the restored Cash home.
The restored Johnny Cash Boyhood Home at Dyess opened in 2014. It is part of Arkansas State University's Arkansas Heritage Sites program. photo by Casey Crocker, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism
Johnny was born J.R. Cash in Kingsland (Cleveland County) in south Arkansas, and raised in Dyess (Mississippi County) in northeast Arkansas. The festival is coordinated through Arkansas State University's (ASU) Heritage Sites and its Heritage Studies doctoral program, and is licensed through the John R. Cash Revocable Trust. Presenting sponsors include the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas and the Judd Hill Foundation. And while the Johnny Cash Heritage Festival is new, the idea of a Cash festival in northeast Arkansas isn't. The Dyess festival evolved from the Johnny Cash Music Festival in Jonesboro, first held in 2011 on the ASU campus.
Dr. Ruth Hawkins, director of ASU's Heritage Sites, said Johnson and Krauss will "musically represent" Johnny and June, in a re-creation of Cash's set lists from 50 years ago — 1968 was a watershed year for Cash. Other musicians will represent the originals from Cash's stage show of the era — Carl Perkins, Mother Maybelle Carter and the rest. "We're excited about this," Hawkins said. "This will be a historic, once-in-a-lifetime event."
The inaugural Johnny Cash Heritage Festival took place on Oct. 19-21, 2017, adjacent to the restored Johnny Cash Boyhood Home at Dyess. The heritage festival evolved from the successful music festivals that took place from 2011 to 2014 at the Convocation Center at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. photo by Casey Crocker, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism
Avid Cash fans know Dyess (pronounced "Dice" by locals) was Cash's boyhood hometown — and is also home of the emerging renovation of the historic Dyess Colony, created under the New Deal. Dyess was established in 1934 as an agrarian community set up by the U.S. government during the Great Depression. The Cash family applied after hearing about the project on the radio, and moved there in 1935 to start a new life in Mississippi County. "I grew up under socialism," Cash later said of the time. The buildings in Dyess — and, as of May, Cash's home — are on the National Register of Historic Places. Former Dyess residents and others with memories of the Great Depression are encouraged to contact festival organizers in advance to share their stories.
Cotton fields still surround Dyess, the site of the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home. photo by Casey Crocker, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism
Ben Manatt is EAST (Education Advanced by Service and Technology) facilitator at Bentonville High School. Last year, his students collected stories from Dyess residents as part of a project called Memories of a Lifetime. This year, he's presenting some of their findings at the Cash symposium, which is held concurrently with the festival. "I love seeing students connect moments in history to living, breathing people and experiences," Manatt said of the project. Students gained technical knowledge in collecting the interviews and digitizing materials, but beyond that, Manatt said, "it helps them connect to a time and place that isn't possible through a few pages in an Arkansas history book."
A native of Brinkley, Manatt said taking part in the project was also personally moving, as his maternal grandparents were colony residents. Collecting such stories for the project is important historically, but also a way "to pay honor to a program that helped my family and so many more through those trying times."
The other focus of the festival is, of course, Cash's considerable impact on American music. Cash was an inductee of both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame, and his music has been able to walk the lines across genres and generations. Emblematic of his life growing up in the colony where the Cash family got a hand up, Cash used his worldwide fame to bring attention to the plight of the poor, of American prisoners, of American Indians and others "who are held back," as described in his song "Man In Black."
"The JCHF is like attending a homecoming event in your own community; you don't have to be from Dyess to feel it," said Mike Doyle. "Johnny Cash mirrors so much of the humanity of us all." Doyle was station manager of KASU, the NPR station at ASU, until his retirement in June. He's still part of KASU Music Nights, held at Dyess Colony Circle, the hub of the community since it was created.
The first day of the festival features music at Dyess Colony Circle with TRIPPP, real-life triplets who are juniors at Jonesboro High School; Little Rock singer-songwriter Mark Currey; Paragould's Drive South band; and, blues from Billy Jones Bluez. Friday's music at the Colony Circle is Stephen Hardy of South Carolina, who portrayed Johnny Cash in productions of Million Dollar Quartet; blues from Marcus "Mookie" Cartwright of Helena; folk music from Mountain View trio, Harmony; the Zyndall Wayne Raney Band; and singer-songwiter Corey Jackson. All music and symposium events are free, except for the ticketed Saturday concert with the headliners.
Arkansas is embracing its Cash roots — and Cash never forgot his Arkansas roots. But, then, how could he? It's where the music that made him famous began.
Stephen Koch is author of Louis Jordan: Son of Arkansas, Father of R&B, and hosts "Arkansongs," a segment about Arkansas music syndicated on public radio stations across Arkansas.


Since I didn't have attic access to the ceiling, I had to use an existing power source that's already in the ceiling or run a wire from a switch controlled power outlet up to the ceiling through the wall.
Since I didn't have an existing power source to the ceiling in my living room, I tapped in to a switch controlled power outlet and ran the wire up to the ceiling through the wall.
The red wire is the power from the switch so connect it to the black wire that will be run to the ceiling.


Specificity is what determines what CSS rules are applied in the browser. The rule with a higher specificity may override other rules if its specificity is higher than the others. ID selectors have the highest base specificity with a base specificity of 100, or 1,0,0. Then class selectors with a base of 10, or 0,1,0. Then last is element selectors with a base of 1, or 0,0,1. These types of selectors can be combined to give a rule higher specificity.
When two rules have the same specificity, the latest rule will be the one that shows up. The last defining rule will overwrite any previous, conflicting rules. An embedded style rule will have higher specificity than an external style rule. A definite way to override specificity is to give an element the !important rule, however that should never be done under almost any circumstance and is considered very bad practice.
Precedence refers to the order and rank in which priority of rules are given. The element with the most precedence will override other rules that have lower precedence. For instance, elements that inherit properties will be given lower precedence than normal elements.
There are 4 main rules of precedence.
Inline css overrides css rules in style tag and css file.
Rules that appear later in the code override earlier rules if both have the same specificity.
A css rule with !important always takes precedence over anything.
Inheritance refers to when there is a parent element and it ends up giving some of the same CSS properties to it's child elements, they inherit the traits. For example if you set a font type and text color for the body tag, the rest of the elements inside of the body tag will also have that same font and color unless you make a new rule to change a specific element inside that tag. When an element inherits a specified value from its parent, it inherits its computed value.
Properties are the traits you wish to change with a CSS rule, such as text-align or border-style.
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WWE News: Three Iconic Legends Shockingly Return To The Ring At 'WrestleMania 32'
Danny Cox
Without any doubt, WrestleMania 32 is only halfway through, and there have already been some unforgettable moments. One of the greatest happened right after the Battle for Tag Team Supremacy between The New Day and the League of Nations. As the League gloated over their non-title win, three WWE legends returned to a huge ovation. Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin not only came out, but they taught the League a thing or two about the Attitude Era.
As recapped by WWE.com, The New Day arrived on the scene in a gigantic box of Booty-O's and were ready for their non-title tag team match. The crowd was truly hot for the newly turned babyfaces, and they were hoping for a big win.
Unfortunately, it wasn't a good night for the WWE Tag Team Champions who lost to the team of Alberto Del Rio, Rusev, and Sheamus. King Barrett was out there with the League of Nations, but he simply stood at ringside and cheered on his teammates.
The ending came when Sheamus delivered a vicious Brogue Kick to Xavier Woods and picked up the victory. That, though, was when things really got serious.
As the League of Nations were celebrating in the ring, King Barrett took hold of a microphone and tried to speak on how great they all are. As WrestleZone reported, that was when they were interrupted by a few names from the past, and not just to talk them down either.
First, it was Shawn Michaels making his appearance in front of the home-state fans. Next up, Mick Foley walked out in his traditional flannel and sweat pants. Finally, the glass broke and the crowd went nuts as "Stone Cold" Steve Austin headed out to join them.
Be careful issuing challenges at @WrestleMania! You NEVER KNOW who will answer!! @RealMickFoley @SteveAustinBSR #HBK https://t.co/kkQsEtT4XZ
— WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2016
Austin walked around and gave a few middle fingers to the crowd on both sides of the stage. Then, he walked to the middle to join Michaels and Foley before the three legends headed straight down to the ring.
As the legends hit the ring, each paired off with a different member of the League of Nations. To help even things out, The New Day pulled a fourth member outside so the legends wouldn't be outnumbered inside the ring.
The #StoneColdStunner just NAILED @RusevBUL!!! #WrestleMania @steveaustinBSR pic.twitter.com/3Cg1aG8bg1
Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, and Mick Foley cleaned house of the League of Nations and began celebrating, but they had friends there. The New Day jumped into the ring and wanted to join in on the fun.
Xavier Woods began dancing to The New Day's theme music and tried to get the other legends to join in on it all. Woods singled out Stone Cold, who is not much of a dancer, but he eventually broke down, smiled, and started dancing.
Anyone who knows Steve Austin should know that didn't last long.
.@steveaustinBSR could only feel the power of #TheNewDay for so long! #WrestleMania #StoneColdStunner pic.twitter.com/E5Y39jDXOa
All three members of The New Day left the ring and headed to the back while Austin, Michaels, and Foley played to the crowd. Of course, there was plenty of beer to go around as all of the fans kept cheering louder and louder as the legends stayed out there.
WrestleMania 32 has been a great night so far, and there is certainly much more to come. Still, it's going to be hard to beat the return of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, and Mick Foley in terms of excitement, fun, and the awesome feelings of nostalgia. Both the League of Nations and The New Day will think twice about insulting the Attitude Era ever again.
[Image via WWE]


Turkish doctors organisation examines thousands of earthquake survivors in Nepal's Bhaktapur province. Doctors from the Istanbul-based International Doctors Association (AID) say they have aided more than 500,000 people in Nepal in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake which rocked the country on April 25.
Turkish doctors organisation examines thousands of earthquake survivors in Nepal's Bhaktapur province.
Doctors from the Istanbul-based International Doctors Association (AID) say they have aided more than 500,000 people in Nepal in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake which rocked the country on April 25.
The association, AID, has been providing healthcare to quake survivors since setting up tents in the city.
AID doctor Nedim Uzun said on Sunday: "Bhaktapur is one of the most-affected regions in Nepal.
"People have lost their homes and they live in very difficult conditions."
He said AID needed more volunteer doctors, adding: "Our teams are working with their heart and soul."
He said more than 200 people had died and more than 2,000 were wounded in Bhaktapur following the earthquake and consequent public health problems.
Uzun added there was a shortage of drinking water and medicine in the regions affected by the earthquake.
AID doctors have provided more than 30,000 chlorine removers and masks to people to help them clean water supplies, and have taken the temperatures of about 40,000 people and examined more than 500,000.
The number of dead in Nepal following the earthquake rose to 7,056 on Sunday as rescuers continued to find more bodies.


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- in my case, scenery loading stutter feels a bit more intense now; maybe I should test with hard drive caching off to check impact.
- the "sim step" parameter might be higher than 1.2.3.
- reflections "on" has more fps impact and introduces a jittery feel to motion in this build.
- have not encountered any bugs / crashes.
Thanks! I'll need to revisit the scenery loading mechanism and release another beta. The performance issues in general are something I didn't expect or really notice on my own laptop, but I'll go again through the changes I did to see if there's anything obvious there that might have an impact.


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Kermit Gosnell, Murdered Newborns, and the Media (p. 3)
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As I mentioned earlier, this story didn't really get all that much coverage until Kirsten Powers wrote her op-ed piece about the lack of media coverage in USA Today on 2013-04-11-TH. The trial began on March 18, after all. To quote journalist Megan McArdle on this, herself a pro-choice advocate:
This story should have been covered much more than it was—covered as a national policy issue, not a "local crime story." The press has literally been AWOL.
As I mentioned before, the press did cover it a little bit, but not nearly as much as what the story seemed to deserve. So why did this happen?
One could argue that the reason it hasn't made the front page is that the story is ghastly and makes people uncomfortable, but I find that implausible. The school shooting of Sandy Hook Elementary didn't exactly leave everyone cheering for joy, and I doubt it would have received any less coverage had the killer been more vicious.
Another theory is geography; Philadelphia isn't as much of a major city as New York City or Washington D.C., and if the crime happened in one of the latter two cities (where national media outlets tend to be located in) maybe it would have gotten more attention. Maybe, but Newtown (the city in Connecticut) was less a major city than Philadelphia when the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting became famous.
Another idea is that the trial doesn't raise politically sexy issues. With the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in Connecticut, this fired up the controversy over gun control. In contrast, there really isn't much controversy about outlawing the murdering of newborns. That said, there certainly have been front-page type criminal trials where no celebrity was involved that got more coverage than this did (e.g. Drew Peterson), cases where murder is likewise not controversial. Even more apropos is the murder of George Tiller a few years back, an abortion doctor who was murdered by (ironically) pro-life activists. This too received more news coverage than the Gosnell case. Then there's the massive government oversight failure regarding the Gosnell incident that has very real and important policy implications here. Remember, the grand jury report accused Pennsylvania's Department of Health of willfully disregarding patient safety.
Then we have the elephant in the room: the political controversy of abortion. One of the disturbing aspects of this case were all the red flags about the abortion-providing practice that were ignored for years. Earlier I noted that the grand jury report said one of the reasons for insufficient oversight was pro-choice politics. Upon reading what the grand jury report has to say about the Pennsylvania Department of Health, one is almost given the impression that they didn't want to believe such horrible things were happening. When the FBI raided Gosnell's clinic in 2010, it was looking for evidence that he was selling prescription drugs, not evidence for the gross medical malpractice that was going on. So it's hard not to get the idea that on some level people just didn't want to talk about this sort of thing much. And it's hard for the rational individual to not at least suspect something similar might have been going on in the media. In her article Why I Didn't Write About Gosnell's Trial--And Why I Should Have, Megan McArdle illustrates the sort of thing I have in mind:
But I understand why my readers suspect me, and other pro-choice mainstream journalists, of being selective—of not wanting to cover the story because it showcased the ugliest possibilities of abortion rights. The truth is that most of us tend to be less interested in sick-making stories—if the sick-making was done by "our side."
McArdle is to be commended for her honesty in admitting that this was a factor for her, but I doubt this being a factor was unique to her. I think this sort of thing is simply part of human nature. When I wrote my article on Religion's Social Influence I noted how I've seen Christians believe their faith to have if anything a benevolent effect on humanity and atheists believe the opposite. By my lights there seems to be a natural temptation to downplay the bad things of one's own tribe and disproportionately emphasize the good things of one's own tribe, as a sort of tribal selfishness.
This is what can lead to bias, both in reporting current events and on other topics. There is a temptation to obscure relevant details or omit facts that are inconvenient to one's side. To obscure relevant details, a biased documentary, speaking of interviewing a group it disagrees with, might say something like, "We didn't interview this group because they demanded something inconsistent with normal journalistic practices," not mentioning that the request the documentary so vaguely refers to is the group wanting their own copy of the interview to ensure that what they said wouldn't be taken out of context. When it comes to omitting relevant details, a person might say, "I know my scientific belief is right because Professor X says it is right," and not mention that Professor X's belief on the matter conflicts with what most relevant scientific experts have to say on the matter. Bias isn't just about what you put in, it's about what you leave out—and what you underreport.
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10 Beautiful Places to Visit in Southampton
Southampton is southern England's star port city, a beautiful and unique city in the United Kingdom. If you are planning to visit the city and enjoy its beautiful attractions, but are not sure where to start, we'll help you out by providing a list of all the most interesting and beautiful spots. Without further delat, here are 10 places you must not miss while visiting Southampton. This beautiful city combines nature, culture and history harmonically and you'll love it! We begin with Netley Abbey. The ruins of Netley Abbey served as an inspiration to many great artists, poets, and writers of English origin. This was built in 1239 and the village of Netley is still worth the visit, which is associated with some famous personalities such as Queen Victoria who laid the foundation of the Royal Victoria Military Hospital. Visiting these ruins will teleport you to a different time, when life was different from what we know now. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Among the picturesque attractions of the city is the Princess Alexandra Dock. In the old town east of Southampton is the dock that was transformed into a modern shopping and leisure center. In fact, yachts are moored in front of the Canute's Pavilion in the harbor. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Old Town and Bargate
South of the city center is the Old Town of Southampton. It has many unique locations related to popular visitors and residents, which include Henry V, William Shakespeare, and William the Conqueror. Marking the entrance to the Old Town is the Bargate, an 800-year old gateway to the medieval city. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Solent Sky, Royal Crescent
This structure uses a fancy collection of photographs and models, including 19 flying machines. This would best tell the story of the aviation heritage of the city. This region was famed for its developmental and experimental work during the 1908 until the late 1960s, which include the well-known Spitfire aircraft. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Titanic Trail
Popular until this day is the fate that befell the Titanic, which literally made its doomed maiden voyage to New York from Southampton. Thus, many portion of the city have been associated with that vessel. One of the best method to learn more about the ship was through the Titanic Trail. You can also visit the Titanic Engineers' Memorial along the East Park. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
SS Shieldhall, Berth 110
The largest surviving steamship of its type in Europe is the SS Shieldhall. This is part of the National Historic Fleet in the country. It was built in 1954 among the Clyde sludge boats. The restoration of the vessel indicates a working example of the typical machinery of the great ships that traversed the oceans around the world between 1870s and 1960s. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
SeaCity Museum, Havelock Road
The rich maritime history of the country is best described by the SeaCity Museum through the story of the people and their roles. The stories would include those people who arrived or departed from the port through the centuries. It also provides the connection of Southampton to the Titanic, sailing from the port in 1912. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Tudor House and Garden, St. Michael's Square
Formerly built in the 15th century for a wealthy family, the Tudor house is now a museum. It features some exhibits from the Edwardian and Victorian eras. It also offers some periodic exhibitions including those that are within the 900 years of local history. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Beaulieu, Brockenhurst
Beaulieu houses some of the museums in Southampton. This includes the National Motor Museum, one of the biggest museums dedicated to the automobile industry. Some exhibits include the collection of original James Bond cars and others used in the movies. You can also see the Palace House and Gardens when you visit Beaulieu. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Medieval City Walls
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NYSE:ALB - Albemarle Stock Price, Forecast & News
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Albemarle Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets engineered specialty chemicals worldwide. Its Lithium segment offers lithium compounds, including lithium carbonate, lithium hydroxide, lithium chloride, and value-added lithium specialties, as well as reagents, such as butyllithium and lithium aluminum hydride for applications in lithium batteries for consumer electronics and electric vehicles, high performance greases, thermoplastic elastomers for car tires, rubber soles, plastic bottles, catalysts for chemical reactions, organic synthesis processes, life science, pharmaceutical, and other markets. Read More…
Industry Plastics materials & resins
Sub-IndustrySpecialty Chemicals
SectorBasic Materials
Current SymbolNYSE:ALB
CUSIP01265310
CIK915913
Webhttp://www.albemarle.com/
Price / Cash Flow10.36
Net Margins16.27%
Employees5,900
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Albemarle (NYSE:ALB) Frequently Asked Questions
What is Albemarle's stock symbol?
Albemarle trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "ALB."
How often does Albemarle pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Albemarle?
Albemarle declared a quarterly dividend on Tuesday, October 29th. Stockholders of record on Friday, December 13th will be given a dividend of $0.368 per share on Thursday, January 2nd. This represents a $1.47 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 1.82%. The ex-dividend date is Thursday, December 12th. This is a boost from Albemarle's previous quarterly dividend of $0.37. View Albemarle's Dividend History.
How were Albemarle's earnings last quarter?
Albemarle Co. (NYSE:ALB) issued its quarterly earnings results on Wednesday, November, 6th. The specialty chemicals company reported $1.53 EPS for the quarter, topping the consensus estimate of $1.49 by $0.04. The specialty chemicals company had revenue of $879.70 million for the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $883.67 million. Albemarle had a return on equity of 15.94% and a net margin of 16.27%. The firm's revenue for the quarter was up 13.1% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter in the prior year, the firm earned $1.31 EPS. View Albemarle's Earnings History.
When is Albemarle's next earnings date?
Albemarle is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Wednesday, February 19th 2020. View Earnings Estimates for Albemarle.
What guidance has Albemarle issued on next quarter's earnings?
Albemarle updated its FY 2024 Pre-Market earnings guidance on Thursday, December, 12th. The company provided EPS guidance of for the period. The company issued revenue guidance of $4.4-5 billion.
What price target have analysts set for ALB?
22 analysts have issued 12-month price targets for Albemarle's shares. Their forecasts range from $39.50 to $128.00. On average, they expect Albemarle's stock price to reach $79.40 in the next year. This suggests that the stock has a possible downside of 1.8%. View Analyst Price Targets for Albemarle.
What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for Albemarle?
22 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Albemarle in the last year. There are currently 4 sell ratings, 8 hold ratings and 10 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Hold." View Analyst Ratings for Albemarle.
Has Albemarle been receiving favorable news coverage?
Media headlines about ALB stock have been trending somewhat positive recently, InfoTrie reports. InfoTrie identifies negative and positive news coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of -5 to 5, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Albemarle earned a daily sentiment score of 2.0 on InfoTrie's scale. They also assigned news stories about the specialty chemicals company a news buzz of 0.0 out of 10, meaning that recent news coverage is extremely unlikely to have an impact on the stock's share price in the next few days. View News Stories for Albemarle.
Who are some of Albemarle's key competitors?
Some companies that are related to Albemarle include Ecolab (ECL), Sherwin-Williams (SHW), Celanese (CE), International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF), RPM International (RPM), NewMarket (NEU), W. R. Grace & Co (GRA), Ashland Global (ASH), Balchem (BCPC), Quaker Chemical (KWR), Sensient Technologies (SXT), PolyOne (POL), Innospec (IOSP), HB Fuller (FUL) and Stepan (SCL).
What other stocks do shareholders of Albemarle own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Albemarle investors own include Intact Financial (IFC), Constellation Software (CSU), AutoCanada (ACQ), Alimentation Couche-Tard (ATD.B), AbbVie (ABBV), Vermilion Energy (VET), Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM), Rogers Communications (RCI), Open Text (OTEX) and Valeant Pharmaceuticals Intl (VRX).
Who are Albemarle's key executives?
Albemarle's management team includes the folowing people:
Mr. Luther C. Kissam IV, Chairman, Pres & CEO (Age 54)
Mr. Scott A. Tozier, Exec. VP & CFO (Age 53)
Mr. Donald J. LaBauve Jr., VP, Corp. Controller & Chief Accounting Officer (Age 52)
Ms. Karen G. Narwold, Exec. VP, Chief Admin. Officer, Gen. Counsel & Corp. Sec. (Age 59)
Mr. David Ryan, VP of Corp. Strategy & Investor Relations
Who are Albemarle's major shareholders?
Albemarle's stock is owned by many different of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional investors include Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft FI (0.34%), Hahn Capital Management LLC (0.18%), OLD National Bancorp IN (0.08%), Tocqueville Asset Management L.P. (0.05%), State of Alaska Department of Revenue (0.05%) and Kempner Capital Management Inc. (0.03%). Company insiders that own Albemarle stock include Deeanne J Marlow, Eric Norris, Karen G Narwold, Luther C Iv Kissam and Scott Tozier. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Albemarle.
Which major investors are selling Albemarle stock?
ALB stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including IFP Advisors Inc, Hahn Capital Management LLC, SFE Investment Counsel, AE Wealth Management LLC, State of Alaska Department of Revenue, B & T Capital Management DBA Alpha Capital Management, Zeke Capital Advisors LLC and Bangor Savings Bank. Company insiders that have sold Albemarle company stock in the last year include Karen G Narwold, Luther C Iv Kissam and Scott Tozier. View Insider Buying and Selling for Albemarle.
Which major investors are buying Albemarle stock?
ALB stock was purchased by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Deane Retirement Strategies Inc., Tocqueville Asset Management L.P., Kempner Capital Management Inc., Red Spruce Capital LLC, Town & Country Bank & Trust CO dba First Bankers Trust CO, Moseley Investment Management Inc., Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft FI and Ridgewood Investments LLC. Company insiders that have bought Albemarle stock in the last two years include Deeanne J Marlow and Eric Norris. View Insider Buying and Selling for Albemarle.
How do I buy shares of Albemarle?
Shares of ALB can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab.
What is Albemarle's stock price today?
One share of ALB stock can currently be purchased for approximately $80.90.
How big of a company is Albemarle?
Albemarle has a market capitalization of $8.58 billion and generates $3.37 billion in revenue each year. The specialty chemicals company earns $693.56 million in net income (profit) each year or $5.48 on an earnings per share basis. Albemarle employs 5,900 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About Albemarle.
What is Albemarle's official website?
The official website for Albemarle is http://www.albemarle.com/.
How can I contact Albemarle?
Albemarle's mailing address is 4250 CONGRESS STREET SUITE 900, CHARLOTTE NC, 28209. The specialty chemicals company can be reached via phone at 980-299-5700 or via email at [email protected]
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